This is proof that you don't need grand sweeping epic pieces written for a 100+ instrument orchestra to move the spirit. Sometimes elegance does it too. And sometimes it does it better.
Well said! I first heard this piece in the BBC documentary Auschwitz: The Nazis and the final solution . In that context ( laid over the imagery of Auschwitz and it's victims ) the music is dripping with heartache and a strange beauty. It is an incredible piece of music that would make the classical masters envious.
I played this at my grandma's funeral 10 years ago. The other day my wife and I were watching the good place series finale and the song came on. My wife didn't know me back then so she was confused when I broke down crying.
I love this so much that I'm playing this clip about every second day. It's so beautiful it almost makes me cry. Possibly the most beautiful music I've ever heard. I can't believe it's 9 mins long - it only feels like about 3 mins!
Diese Musik spielte mein Grossneffe an der Beerdigung meiner Schwester. Sie bringt mich immervwieder zum Weinen, so tief berührend. Vielen herzlich LDank, lieber Levi 💞
This is the music of the soul. Each note resonating in its fullest sense. One can't do complete justice by describing into words the dormant feelings/sensations awaken deep within. Absolutely amazing Maestro Arvo.
This is Good , but Jurgen's Version of this piece is beyond Words , the tempo here is abit fast , while in Jugren's it's perfectly balanced . Check if you may : ua-cam.com/video/e8isthB3eRM/v-deo.html Salute .
Me inspira una escena de reencuentro, sinceridad, calma, transparencia, miradas limpias, sanas... Almas que no se olvidan la una a la otra aún sabiendo que hicieron lo correcto.
I think that the Cello works so well with the register the notes played on the piano. Only a Cello can "weep" like this. I'm always a bit lost for words when listening to this piece.
Pretty impressive that they played this from memory. I played this with a cello player and they lost focus and got a little lost in the music as it was. :)
SYTYCD brought me here. Jasmine amd Fikshun's contemporay dance choreographed by Travis Wall. such a beautiful piece i had to find a full version of the musical composition, Hauntingly beautiful!
yes a wonderful piece, the depth of the cello offsets the timbre of the piano, my favourite at the end of the day, (the piano does seem to be in a hurry in the middle)
Hello, thank you for your comment! The tempo change in the middle was an deliberate option that was discussed before the recording. As a mirrored mirror reflects infinitely smaller reflections.. :)
Perambular pelo You Tube é o mesmo que pescar. De vez em quando, somos premiados com um peixe grande e dourado. Acabei de fisgar um. Não conhecia nada de Arvo Part. Grata surpresa!!! Excelentes instrumentistas! Parabéns! Eternamente grato!!
beutifull way to played, it is amazings song, i used when i practice thai chi because it help to concentration and keep the mind calm, thanks best regards
quizá sea demasiado pero al minuto 4:50 cuando escucho ese tono del piano y el cello sube me lleno de alegría con esta melodia tan triste la siento que me parece totalmente hermosa y mis ojos se me llenaron de agua en ese minuto, gracias al quien la hizo y pude escucharla
My only criticism is the use of vibrato in the cello part, and only because Pärt wrote in his tintinnabulum style (bell-like style) across all his works, especially this one. But I don't give a dash about Pärt's principles right now because this is beautiful. Such control in both the piano and cello parts…
Could you please explain me what you meant with "the use of vibrato in the cello part"? As a violinist I'm really interested in comprehending how this music should be played according to its composer :) Also, isn't the "bell-like style" referred to the piano? At least this is what I found on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tintinnabuli
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This is proof that you don't need grand sweeping epic pieces written for a 100+ instrument orchestra to move the spirit.
Sometimes elegance does it too. And sometimes it does it better.
Well said!
I first heard this piece in the BBC documentary Auschwitz: The Nazis and the final solution . In that context ( laid over the imagery of Auschwitz and it's victims ) the music is dripping with heartache and a strange beauty. It is an incredible piece of music that would make the classical masters envious.
This is arguably the thousandth time for me and I'm in tears
I played this at my grandma's funeral 10 years ago. The other day my wife and I were watching the good place series finale and the song came on. My wife didn't know me back then so she was confused when I broke down crying.
The piano and cello dancing togeather in perfect simplicity
If this doesn't bring tears to your eyes you must have a brick for a heart ❗
Beautiful. I see that this performance was recorded years ago-I hope you’ve both gone on to have great careers! Bravi!
this is the most beautiful song i have heard in the last years...
Far and away the most elegant version, just as it was intended to be performed. Perfecto!
This performance makes me calm..
I love this so much that I'm playing this clip about every second day. It's so beautiful it almost makes me cry. Possibly the most beautiful music I've ever heard. I can't believe it's 9 mins long - it only feels like about 3 mins!
Amazing
the best version ever!
It is simply lovely to watch such skillful camera work. It adds so much elegance to the music. Lovely.
Diese Musik spielte mein Grossneffe an der Beerdigung meiner Schwester. Sie bringt mich immervwieder zum Weinen, so tief berührend. Vielen herzlich LDank, lieber Levi 💞
Wit, calm moments [crying]
Pause, 10 minutes ... music distilled from the tears of the soul ...
Nicola Benedetti plays an equally exquisite piece on violin - youtube
Muy linda interpretación.Agradecido de escucharla.
This is the music of the soul. Each note resonating in its fullest sense. One can't do complete justice by describing into words the dormant feelings/sensations awaken deep within. Absolutely amazing Maestro Arvo.
Begins at 00:28.
Linda execução e filmagem, vídeo de altíssima qualidade!! Parabéns! Que seja de incentivo para nós executarmos mais as músicas de Arvo Part.
Una carezza dell'anima.....wonderfull!!!!!
Wonderful ❤️
This is by far the best version of this that I have ever heard. Simply wonderful!
Yes 100% OK
This is Good , but Jurgen's Version of this piece is beyond Words , the tempo here is abit fast , while in Jugren's it's perfectly balanced .
Check if you may : ua-cam.com/video/e8isthB3eRM/v-deo.html
Salute .
It’s too fast, although well played. I prefer this version: ua-cam.com/video/FZe3mXlnfNc/v-deo.html
@@enochbcn2009 This or one by Nicola Benedetti. I too prefer the slower versions
Marvelous
O que vocês fizeram aqui é maravilhoso. É tão, tão belo!
The more I listen to this, the more I like it! :)
This is just so wonderful. I never tire of listening to it!
Perfect version! Pure beauty.
Best interpretation ever. I love it!
Thanks for this.
Sublime interpretação.♡
Clean and beautiful.
One of the most amazing versions 🤗
Simply perfect!!
Exquisite, thank you.
Me inspira una escena de reencuentro, sinceridad, calma, transparencia, miradas limpias, sanas... Almas que no se olvidan la una a la otra aún sabiendo que hicieron lo correcto.
The more I listen to this the more I like it! Wonderful!
So beautiful ❤
Never heard it with cello, it's so beautiful !! Thank you !
I think that the Cello works so well with the register the notes played on the piano.
Only a Cello can "weep" like this.
I'm always a bit lost for words when listening to this piece.
Muy bella interpretación!
Einfach schön ❤
Breath taking.
Un merveilleux pianiste et une superbe musique!!!!
Maravilhosíssimo! Bravo!
Pretty impressive that they played this from memory. I played this with a cello player and they lost focus and got a little lost in the music as it was. :)
SYTYCD brought me here. Jasmine amd Fikshun's contemporay dance choreographed by Travis Wall. such a beautiful piece i had to find a full version of the musical composition, Hauntingly beautiful!
yes a wonderful piece, the depth of the cello offsets the timbre of the piano, my favourite at the end of the day, (the piano does seem to be in a hurry in the middle)
Beautiful playing both. 👏👏
Beginning tempo was great.
Agreed. Ending tempo was almost 20 clicks faster!
Mais uma belíssima interpretação! Do Brasil, mais uma gratificação.
Hello, thank you for your comment! The tempo change in the middle was an deliberate option that was discussed before the recording. As a mirrored mirror reflects infinitely smaller reflections.. :)
I agree, it is a bit too fast as if it has been made to fit something specific, perhaps a film score, it needs to be slower, more contemplative.
Just beautiful.
SO Beautiful.
"como la gota mas pura caída del cielo..."
Belíssima! composição e interpretação. .
BRAVO! BRAVÍSSIMO!
Well, this is rather good
Excelente, parabéns :)
Bela interpretação, suave, tranquila, de certa forma até comovente e inspiradora nestes tempos tristes de pandemia.
Perambular pelo You Tube é o mesmo que pescar. De vez em quando, somos premiados com um peixe grande e dourado. Acabei de fisgar um. Não conhecia nada de Arvo Part. Grata surpresa!!! Excelentes instrumentistas! Parabéns! Eternamente grato!!
Beautiful renditions.
I found the intentional interpretative increase in tempo to be very interesting.
Very good.
I didn't. I prefer how the composer intended the piece to sound.
Doesn’t come across as intentional imo
Magnífico! Bravo!
Best version I ever heard.
Likewise for me
Beautiful!!
Very very beautiful
beautiful
adoro!
So beautiful thanks xxx
Música e interpretação maravilhosas
. Muito obrigado.
Nossa, incrível!! Melhor que algumas versões estrangeiras aqui do UA-cam!
Simples e profunda, essa peça desperta em mim sentimentos um tanto estanhos, me faz contemplar os mistérios da vida.
This is so beautiful. Thank you
beutifull way to played, it is amazings song, i used when i practice thai chi because it help to concentration and keep the mind calm, thanks best regards
No words
Sublime. This touches the sky.
Sublime
quizá sea demasiado pero al minuto 4:50 cuando escucho ese tono del piano y el cello sube me lleno de alegría con esta melodia tan triste la siento que me parece totalmente hermosa y mis ojos se me llenaron de agua en ese minuto, gracias al quien la hizo y pude escucharla
Sentimento de plenitude contemplativa.
plenamente de acordo.
Absolutely brilliant
Intesa perfetta. Splendidi interpreti.
Beautiful! Stunning! Perfect! Thank you!
MARAVILLOSO
Magnifique version ( la Chambre des officiers ) difficile ce film!!!!
Amazing version, so relaxing, love it.
A fine recording!
The Best i heard. Áudio is suberb, even for UA-cam.
Music of this kind reminds me of how hard a good bye could be
Simplesmente fantástico, um presente para alma =D
Wonderful.
Completamente fantástico. Parabéns pelo empenho e pela produção!
wonderful!
thanks forever
una realidad que me fascina, MAGNIFICA!
My only criticism is the use of vibrato in the cello part, and only because Pärt wrote in his tintinnabulum style (bell-like style) across all his works, especially this one.
But I don't give a dash about Pärt's principles right now because this is beautiful. Such control in both the piano and cello parts…
Could you please explain me what you meant with "the use of vibrato in the cello part"? As a violinist I'm really interested in comprehending how this music should be played according to its composer :)
Also, isn't the "bell-like style" referred to the piano? At least this is what I found on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tintinnabuli
the bell like part is supposed to be the piano not the cello, so that makes no sense, the vibrato is fine
Excelente interpretação.
sensacional essa musca
Espetacular
Amazing!
Hermoso....gracias por compartirlo...
Love.
simplemente hermoso
Great interpretation.
ideal para leer por la noche.... gracias
Excellence.
Muito bom! Viciante ;)
Que belleza!
This is the only version I've heard where the tempo increases. Compare 2:03 to 8:15.
Yes, I agree.