Chloe of course is always magnificent, but kudos also to the accompanist, who is often forgotten. They provide a very important base for the soloist, and have to support, but not override the soloist. Almost like in ballet where the male is almost not seen.
I just notice he was also the pianist in Chloe's Mozart adagio piece when she was just a little girl. They have a good chemistry performing together. He is also very expressive and plays with a lot of emotions.
Yes indeed! An amazing pianist! Sometimes he has a violin sound on piano .. So soft, clear and powerful sound!His sound is matching perfectly with Chloe's magic sound! Beyond words this Chausson..
I am 65 and I have listened to classical music almost every day of my adult life. Having started my collection of classical cds three decades ago, I have amassed 10k+. This is my favourite performance of anything, by anyone, ever.
Not to take away anything from Chloe, but I suspect your perception has something to do with the recording quality as well. Recording tech has been slowly but steadily improving in the past decades (e.g. an average youtube live classical performance in 2020 sounds better than one from 2015, which sounds better than one from 2010 etc.) and the audio part of this video recording is very well done.
@@stewartsiu1960 I agree that the audio quality on this video is excellent (and I also think that the visual production is excellent too). But my admiration for and evaluation of Chloe's performance is not contingent upon the excellence of the production: what counts when judging a performance is the worth of a composition and the degrees of musicality and technical excellence that are manifested in the performance of it. Chausson is perhaps a matter of taste, but be this as it may I think highly of his compositions (especially his chamber works); and that Chloe's performance of Poeme clicks the other two boxes to a superlative degree would have been obvious even if the recording had been made many decades ago. (Of course in this regard Lim Yan plays his part too.) By way of evidence, no performances by anyone other than Chloe since 2018 are among my favourites but very many _historic_ performances by the great and the good going as far back as 100+ years ago are among my favourites (such as e.g. Caruso's 1904 recording here ua-cam.com/video/t936rzOt3Zc/v-deo.html ) Really, it is hard to overestimate how extraordinary and wonderful a violinist Chloe is; and so far this performance of Poeme is her greatest achievement.
Hi Chloe! Thanks for your sound, musicality and feeling that brought tears to my eyes in some pieces I heard here on UA-cam. I was also in love with your presence, at the same time reserved, shy, but very natural and spontaneous. I love your smile and laugh (in the funny video with the TwoSetViolin channel). I wish you all the happiness in the world, whatever you do in the future. The world of classical music, especially for soloists, is very restricted and harsh, and it is not always possible to succeed in that environment. I say this because stress and extreme demands can bring feelings of frustration that can be destructive. Nothing in the world is worth our emotional and mental health. The most important thing is to feel happy and, preferably, loved. All the luck in your life and may music always be with you!
Chloe plays this slow movements so moving, the double-stops so self-understandable, she is so modest besides her great gifts and her much work that she had with this program. Beautiful music, and, surely, she is also a nice girl.
Most musicians I know have the ability to transpose the notes as they are written. Grade 6 Conservatory students should have the skill to play what is written and obviously get progressively better until graduating and beyond. Very few have the ability to transpose the feeling that is written above, below and in between five lines. I hear Chloe has that ability along with mastering the notation as it is written. She is really excellent.
I agree Don, she has the rare gift of translating the emotion in the piece. Still a bit too young to do Piazolla, which she also played some time ago and I wish her to avoid the necessary heartache, but I really expect her to come up with her own music as well at some point that will probably blow our minds away. Her choice of music to play certainly makes me hopeful on that accord. Already such a wide variety of music in her ouvre, it's amazing. She is 14 now? And always gives me the feeling she really enjoys doing it, whereas surely it must be difficult at times to practice all those pieces.
@@chubbymoth5810 I can't agree with you on the "too young to do Piazzola" statement. The version at the the Menuhin 2018 (ua-cam.com/video/IUxy2eGuAgo/v-deo.html), perhaps, but the version with Kevin Loh just a mere couple of months later (ua-cam.com/video/z1_6EnZoSro/v-deo.html) is incredibly mature. This young lady has undergone some incredible musical growth and still is. To wit, this recent performance of Chausson's Poème and, as I have written elsewhere, the Ysaÿe No. 3 at the same event, which makes my hair rise straight up on my head. Bouleversant (utterly overwhelming).
@@LouFerl I agree that the brilliance of the performances of Piazzolla that Chloe gave in 2018 and 2019 (don't forget the far more sultry Otono Porteno with the China Philharmonic!) undermine any suggestion that she was too young to perform him then (to say nothing of her incredible complete Histoire just seven months or so after the conversation to which I now contribute). The point can't be made your way, however, because her 2018 performance of Cafe 1930 with Kevin Loh actually pre-dated her Menuhin semi-final performance: they gave it on 28 March 2018, and so three weeks before the 17 April 2018 Menuhin semi final. (Her mother explained in the December 2021 Cafe 1930 thread that at that pre- Menuhin recital Chloe performed not just Cafe but also "most" of the Menuhin pieces.) I think too that in keeping with this temporal order, it is actually the Menuhin performance that is more mature. In the light of the run-through (in effect) with Kevin, she slows the tempo down to deeper emotional effect. She is much more confident too, both in herself and with the piece. (Hello again and happy new year!)
This is the most beautiful music I have ever heard and listened to. Finally someone who gave Poème the right interpretation as well as to all of the other pieces (Ysaÿe sonata, Albumblatt..).
This performance is such an unbelievable, fantastic piece of art, that any words, which I can find, will sound vulgarly. Still. I am not a believer, but I feel as if God was talking with my soul.
Your spirit is perceiving what words cannot express. Music has a way of stirring up feelings & emotions that have long been hidden, even to ones’s self. God gifts certain people with extraordinary talent. Chloe Chua is one of those special people that God has gifted. Her performance is The Lark Ascending is one of those pieces for me. Heed the call that God is making so evident in your life right. It is no accident you ran across this video. He uses many different avenues to reach us. He is reaching for you, just hold out your hand. Bless you.
Chloe is very charismatic and fascinating to watch. However, if you haven't listened to this audio-only, you haven't lived. Only by ignoring everything else and focusing exclusively on the sound can one appreciate the subtleties and nuances by which the wondrous depth of her understanding and sensibility is made manifest in this magnificent performance.
I have listened to orchestrated version many times, and love this piece to bits. However, the ensemble here has surpassed all these experiences, despite just 2 instruments. Speechless!! Wow.
I find myself listening almost exclusively to Chloe and Hilary Hahn for solo violin, these days. Great, unique interpretation of the Chausson, Chloe, love it! More recordings, pleeeease.
Also do yourself a favor a listen to SoHyun Ko, Clara Juma Kang Zia Shin, A I Takcamotsu, So Jin Hun. These are all incredible violinist. By the SoHyun Ko is only a year older Chloe Chua and every bit as flawless . SoHyun Ko has Never lost a competition in her life. Even if you don't listen to the others on this list. Do not deny yourself of watching the only prodigy that I believe is as good as Chloe.
@@michelledavies3476 There is simply no comparison. These past two and a half years, Chloe has out-performed every violinist in the world bar none (including Hilary Hahn).
I have listened to So Hyun Ko and Juma Kang and there is no doubt they are talented young violinists, but their tone and touch are just not the same as Chloe. Chloe is also very charismatic and has a certain sweetness in her expression. One can get lost watching her play. @@michelledavies3476
I completely understand. Apart from Chloe and Hilary I also like Ray Chen and Kerson Leong. But Chloe is the best, she brings the greatest amount of pleasure from her playing than anyone and I don't think it is just me who feels this way.
Chloe is magnificent, this "Poeme by Chauson" is extremely difficult to interpret, and Chloe demostrates great interpretative maturity for her age. Congratulations!!
Thank you, Chloe. Great collaboration with Lim Yan! Your deep timbre resonates with my soul. And that makes me feel the eternal. For some reason my eyes are filled with tears. When covid calms down, please come to Japan.
The dress and staging fit the mood of this piece perfectly, and depart from the usual "little girl vibe" typical of her videos. Perhaps SSO is realizing that Chloe Chua is far more than the "little darling" of classical violinists, but has a musical maturity that is truly world-class. I can't help but think that Petrus Guarnerius is watching from the next world, delighted to have Chloe give his violin its true voice. Kudos as well to Lim Yan on the piano!
I think you cannot have watched SSO's video-documentary "A new season of Chloe," which shows very clearly that SSO fully appreciates the extraordinary depth and maturity of her genius. The SSO has appointed her Artist in Residence for the 2022-23 season and is recording with her a complete set of Mozart's works for orchestra and solo violin (including the Sinfonia Concertante). The CDs will be released in 2023 and 2024, as will a further CD comprising the complete Four Seasons + Locatelli's "Harmonic Labyrinth" violin concerto (being a concert programme she had performed with them earlier this year). She was given star billing in Hans' recent inaugural concert, where she performed Mozart #5. Moreover, in the first four months of next year she will perform Mozart #3 and #4, and also Bruch #1, with the SSO too!
PS It is her mother who is responsible for her stage outfits; and this performance was sponsored by Poco Productions and given as part of Chloe's "Richmond" recital for the 2021 Menuhin Competition. I'm pretty sure the SSO played no role in any of it!
@@jackburgess274 You're right...I missed that documentary! I'm very happy that SSO recognizes her rare genius, and I'm looking forward to watching the documentary and listening to a lot of magnificent music! Thank you for the information!
@@anilujah7795 You are most welcome! It is a very beautiful documentary. If you missed it, then you probably missed Chloe's wonderful performance of Mozart #5 in Hans's inaugural concert too. The concert was broadcast live on YT and the documentary was shown in the interval. The whole concert is still posted on SSO's channel, as is the "New Season of Chloe" documentary separately.
Gosh, just thank you so much Master Chloe for blessing us with this amazing recording. So beautiful, and you gave it to us for free during such a hard time for our whole world T.T what a beautiful, generous human being you are
Thank you for sharing your talents and hard work with all of your fans. I am constantly astonished at your ability. Looking forward to what comes next!!
Gahh just her a few seconds in from the beginning, I kid you not my heart felt something from that 😭 I think violion is going to become a second favorite instrument to listen to after piano 🥹 both are beautiful instruments
Some other UA-cam channel has a Patron option to contribute to each video made. I (and many others, I'm sure) would love to be a patron of this channel.
@@jackburgess8579 That's a stupid remark. One can't even compare the two. One is a composition, the other an interpretation. The piece by Chausson is in reality a genial piece. Chloe Chua does justice to it; but of course, it is an interpretation, meaning a fortiori that there is less creativity involved in the process.
For all those who complain about the mask, it is not about the mask preventing infection or providing protection for the wearer of said mask! The wearer could conceivably be having a slight sniffle but is kind enough to not pass on said sniffles. If he was so incapacited that he couldn't play I'm sure he wouldn't have played. If the mask could have prevented him from playing he wouldn't have played. If the mask prevents the complainers from enjoying the music they should leave. The mask doesn't interfere with the production and/or the subsequent enjoyment of the piece. Complaints are a manifestation of the biases present in the complainer and nothing else!
Chloe of course is always magnificent, but kudos also to the accompanist, who is often forgotten. They provide a very important base for the soloist, and have to support, but not override the soloist. Almost like in ballet where the male is almost not seen.
in two words "Collaborative Pianist" :) And incredible performance by Chloe indeed !!
@@thomasricatte8287 yes collaborative pianist
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I just notice he was also the pianist in Chloe's Mozart adagio piece when she was just a little girl.
They have a good chemistry performing together. He is also very expressive and plays with a lot of emotions.
Yes indeed! An amazing pianist! Sometimes he has a violin sound on piano .. So soft, clear and powerful sound!His sound is matching perfectly with Chloe's magic sound! Beyond words this Chausson..
There are no limits to what this girl can achieve in music.
May God guide her safely along her path.
I am 65 and I have listened to classical music almost every day of my adult life. Having started my collection of classical cds three decades ago, I have amassed 10k+.
This is my favourite performance of anything, by anyone, ever.
Not to take away anything from Chloe, but I suspect your perception has something to do with the recording quality as well. Recording tech has been slowly but steadily improving in the past decades (e.g. an average youtube live classical performance in 2020 sounds better than one from 2015, which sounds better than one from 2010 etc.) and the audio part of this video recording is very well done.
@@stewartsiu1960
I agree that the audio quality on this video is excellent (and I also think that the visual production is excellent too).
But my admiration for and evaluation of Chloe's performance is not contingent upon the excellence of the production: what counts when judging a performance is the worth of a composition and the degrees of musicality and technical excellence that are manifested in the performance of it.
Chausson is perhaps a matter of taste, but be this as it may I think highly of his compositions (especially his chamber works); and that Chloe's performance of Poeme clicks the other two boxes to a superlative degree would have been obvious even if the recording had been made many decades ago. (Of course in this regard Lim Yan plays his part too.)
By way of evidence, no performances by anyone other than Chloe since 2018 are among my favourites but very many _historic_ performances by the great and the good going as far back as 100+ years ago
are among my favourites (such as e.g. Caruso's 1904 recording here ua-cam.com/video/t936rzOt3Zc/v-deo.html )
Really, it is hard to overestimate how extraordinary and wonderful a violinist Chloe is; and so far this performance of Poeme is her greatest achievement.
I can’t agree more. She is as good, if not better than most out there.
Agree💯 She is captivating from the begining to the end of this piece (that could fall flat in the hands of others)
Oh come on. Nobody will take this statement seriously.
Played with the soul of someone who has lived generations, unbelievable
Hi Chloe!
Thanks for your sound, musicality and feeling that brought tears to my eyes in some pieces I heard here on UA-cam.
I was also in love with your presence, at the same time reserved, shy, but very natural and spontaneous. I love your smile and laugh (in the funny video with the TwoSetViolin channel).
I wish you all the happiness in the world, whatever you do in the future. The world of classical music, especially for soloists, is very restricted and harsh, and it is not always possible to succeed in that environment. I say this because stress and extreme demands can bring feelings of frustration that can be destructive. Nothing in the world is worth our emotional and mental health. The most important thing is to feel happy and, preferably, loved.
All the luck in your life and may music always be with you!
Chloe plays this slow movements so moving, the double-stops so self-understandable, she is so modest besides her great gifts and her much work that she had with this program. Beautiful music, and, surely, she is also a nice girl.
Utterly exquisite. Timeless. Ageless. A work of genius, performed by a perfect young violinist. Thank you, dear Chloe.
I dont get goosebumps that often but that violin opening....
I'm not crying, you are!! ): Lol
Most musicians I know have the ability to transpose the notes as they are written. Grade 6 Conservatory students should have the skill to play what is written and obviously get progressively better until graduating and beyond. Very few have the ability to transpose the feeling that is written above, below and in between five lines. I hear Chloe has that ability along with mastering the notation as it is written. She is really excellent.
I agree Don, she has the rare gift of translating the emotion in the piece. Still a bit too young to do Piazolla, which she also played some time ago and I wish her to avoid the necessary heartache, but I really expect her to come up with her own music as well at some point that will probably blow our minds away. Her choice of music to play certainly makes me hopeful on that accord. Already such a wide variety of music in her ouvre, it's amazing. She is 14 now? And always gives me the feeling she really enjoys doing it, whereas surely it must be difficult at times to practice all those pieces.
@@chubbymoth5810 I can't agree with you on the "too young to do Piazzola" statement. The version at the the Menuhin 2018 (ua-cam.com/video/IUxy2eGuAgo/v-deo.html), perhaps, but the version with Kevin Loh just a mere couple of months later (ua-cam.com/video/z1_6EnZoSro/v-deo.html) is incredibly mature. This young lady has undergone some incredible musical growth and still is. To wit, this recent performance of Chausson's Poème and, as I have written elsewhere, the Ysaÿe No. 3 at the same event, which makes my hair rise straight up on my head. Bouleversant (utterly overwhelming).
@@LouFerl
I agree that the brilliance of the performances of Piazzolla that Chloe gave in 2018 and 2019 (don't forget the far more sultry Otono Porteno with the China Philharmonic!) undermine any suggestion that she was too young to perform him then (to say nothing of her incredible complete Histoire just seven months or so after the conversation to which I now contribute).
The point can't be made your way, however, because her 2018 performance of Cafe 1930 with Kevin Loh actually pre-dated her Menuhin semi-final performance: they gave it on 28 March 2018, and so three weeks before the 17 April 2018 Menuhin semi final. (Her mother explained in the December 2021 Cafe 1930 thread that at that pre- Menuhin recital Chloe performed not just Cafe but also "most" of the Menuhin pieces.)
I think too that in keeping with this temporal order, it is actually the Menuhin performance that is more mature. In the light of the run-through (in effect) with Kevin, she slows the tempo down to deeper emotional effect. She is much more confident too, both in herself and with the piece.
(Hello again and happy new year!)
Sublime Intepretation of one of the most beautiful compositions for violin and piano ever! Brava Chloe Bravo Lim! ❤❤
This is the most beautiful music I have ever heard and listened to. Finally someone who gave Poème the right interpretation as well as to all of the other pieces (Ysaÿe sonata, Albumblatt..).
Don’t know why but I still get goosebumps from 11:57 although I had listened to it many times
I feel the same way as you. A truly magnificent performance and that particular part starting from 11:57 is breathtaking.
Same here.
Same
There's talent.... and then there's Chloe! Genius is an over-used term, but Chloe is just that. A privilege to hear such beautiful playing.
This performance is such an unbelievable, fantastic piece of art, that any words, which I can find, will sound vulgarly. Still. I am not a believer, but I feel as if God was talking with my soul.
Your spirit is perceiving what words cannot express. Music has a way of stirring up feelings & emotions that have long been hidden, even to ones’s self. God gifts certain people with extraordinary talent. Chloe Chua is one of those special people that God has gifted. Her performance is The Lark Ascending is one of those pieces for me. Heed the call that God is making so evident in your life right. It is no accident you ran across this video. He uses many different avenues to reach us. He is reaching for you, just hold out your hand. Bless you.
Yes, absolutely! Yes.
How can I press the thumb-up button every time I visit this video? She plays so incredible well, I want to give many thumbs-up!
Chloe is very charismatic and fascinating to watch. However, if you haven't listened to this audio-only, you haven't lived.
Only by ignoring everything else and focusing exclusively on the sound can one appreciate the subtleties and nuances by which the wondrous depth of her understanding and sensibility is made manifest in this magnificent performance.
You are so right. I closed my eyes and only then did I recognize the greatness of this performance.
The 'song of triumphant love', a flawless interpretation by Chloe.
Chloe is a wonder girl. The pianist is also excelent. An exquisite performance. Thanks for sharing.
9:45 to 10:00
I still get goosebumps at the 9:52 mark no matter how many times I listen to it.
What I would give for this to be on Spotify
I have listened to orchestrated version many times, and love this piece to bits. However, the ensemble here has surpassed all these experiences, despite just 2 instruments. Speechless!! Wow.
I find myself listening almost exclusively to Chloe and Hilary Hahn for solo violin, these days. Great, unique interpretation of the Chausson, Chloe, love it! More recordings, pleeeease.
Also do yourself a favor a listen to SoHyun Ko, Clara Juma Kang Zia Shin, A I Takcamotsu, So Jin Hun. These are all incredible violinist. By the SoHyun Ko is only a year older Chloe Chua and every bit as flawless . SoHyun Ko has Never lost a competition in her life. Even if you don't listen to the others on this list. Do not deny yourself of watching the only prodigy that I believe is as good as Chloe.
@@michelledavies3476
There is simply no comparison.
These past two and a half years, Chloe has out-performed every violinist in the world bar none (including Hilary Hahn).
I have listened to So Hyun Ko and Juma Kang and there is no doubt they are talented young violinists, but their tone and touch are just not the same as Chloe. Chloe is also very charismatic and has a certain sweetness in her expression. One can get lost watching her play. @@michelledavies3476
I completely understand. Apart from Chloe and Hilary I also like Ray Chen and Kerson Leong. But Chloe is the best, she brings the greatest amount of pleasure from her playing than anyone and I don't think it is just me who feels this way.
How about Clara-Jumi Kahn&
Chloe is magnificent, this "Poeme by Chauson" is extremely difficult to interpret, and Chloe demostrates great interpretative maturity for her age. Congratulations!!
Thank you, Chloe.
Great collaboration with Lim Yan!
Your deep timbre resonates with my soul.
And that makes me feel the eternal.
For some reason my eyes are filled with tears.
When covid calms down, please come to Japan.
The dress and staging fit the mood of this piece perfectly, and depart from the usual "little girl vibe" typical of her videos. Perhaps SSO is realizing that Chloe Chua is far more than the "little darling" of classical violinists, but has a musical maturity that is truly world-class. I can't help but think that Petrus Guarnerius is watching from the next world, delighted to have Chloe give his violin its true voice. Kudos as well to Lim Yan on the piano!
I think you cannot have watched SSO's video-documentary "A new season of Chloe," which shows very clearly that SSO fully appreciates the extraordinary depth and maturity of her genius.
The SSO has appointed her Artist in Residence for the 2022-23 season and is recording with her a complete set of Mozart's works for orchestra and solo violin (including the Sinfonia Concertante). The CDs will be released in 2023 and 2024, as will a further CD comprising the complete Four Seasons + Locatelli's "Harmonic Labyrinth" violin concerto (being a concert programme she had performed with them earlier this year).
She was given star billing in Hans' recent inaugural concert, where she performed Mozart #5. Moreover, in the first four months of next year she will perform Mozart #3 and #4, and also Bruch #1, with the SSO too!
PS
It is her mother who is responsible for her stage outfits; and this performance was sponsored by Poco Productions and given as part of Chloe's "Richmond" recital for the 2021 Menuhin Competition.
I'm pretty sure the SSO played no role in any of it!
@@jackburgess274 You're right...I missed that documentary! I'm very happy that SSO recognizes her rare genius, and I'm looking forward to watching the documentary and listening to a lot of magnificent music! Thank you for the information!
@@anilujah7795
You are most welcome! It is a very beautiful documentary.
If you missed it, then you probably missed Chloe's wonderful performance of Mozart #5 in Hans's inaugural concert too.
The concert was broadcast live on YT and the documentary was shown in the interval. The whole concert is still posted on SSO's channel, as is the "New Season of Chloe" documentary separately.
An outstanding performance by Chloe, and expertly accompanied too.
Gosh, just thank you so much Master Chloe for blessing us with this amazing recording. So beautiful, and you gave it to us for free during such a hard time for our whole world T.T what a beautiful, generous human being you are
Top notch recording even with low resolution UA-cam. Start selling your million dollar Music recordings, i'll be first in line to purchase.
Absolutely fantastic VERY moving .....
I didn't know it was a 15 minutes piece untill it was separated. There's quite a storytelling.
Thank you so much. This my favorite piece performed by Chloe. Big cheers for Lim Yan, too, beautiful piano.
I‘m in tears - Poeme is a emotional piece by itself, but I never heard ist played that it reaches my heart.
I am speechless. Probably one of the best performance on UA-cam.
素晴らしい演奏をありがとうございます。繊細で、大胆で、美しすぎて不安になるくらいです。他に表現する言葉がありません…
Great audio. Great video. Great lighting. Excellent playing by both. Thank you so much.
Wow 😮 phenomenal! God bless you!❤️👏❤️
Thank you for sharing your talents and hard work with all of your fans. I am constantly astonished at your ability. Looking forward to what comes next!!
Thank you Chloe, great performance 💐, 🎶 very talented young lady ☘️🌈
so great Chloé! thank you! you are a gift for the world
Chloe Chua, this wonderful performance
Please show it in Japan.
We are waiting for you-laughter 😄😄 from もりもり
This was my favorite song of your Menuhin concert. Thank you for introducing me to it, the way you played really let me appreciate its beauty.
This is brilliant, Chloe! Thank you so much! You’re my inspiration :)
Lol me two same!!
Heavenly! She masters the piece in such a wonderful manner, very relaxed it seems, beautiful.
Wow Chloe. 😲I'm going to practice. 😅
Thank you Chloe for this wonderful music. I love your style.
I hope 1 day you come to play in NYC so I can buy tickets to see you play.
This is incredible!!!. GLORY TO JESUS, GIVER OF GIFTS🙌
yeah!!#
Je souhaite que Chloe puisse jouer ce poème avec un orchestre symphonique comme Jehudi Menhuin, enregistré sur 78 t, vers 1948 : a Dream !
For some reason i was lead here from a "Baby Metal" song... so glad i seen this...WONDERFULL!
I enjoy both as well.
which song? lol I like metal and classical music. I have them mixed in my play list. hehe
Professor Chloe Oistrakh. Amazing.... 😊
it's great to listen to Chausson Poème in your beautiful performance, great words of appreciation to Mr. Lim Yan.
Gahh just her a few seconds in from the beginning, I kid you not my heart felt something from that 😭 I think violion is going to become a second favorite instrument to listen to after piano 🥹 both are beautiful instruments
really beautiful!thank you so much!💕🌹🎻
It almost hurts to hear this beautiful piece of music, can't imagine what the composer was trying to convey 😢!
This piece is far from one of my favorites. But you play it with so much mastery, precision and talent that I listened to it until the end !!
OH MY GOD YES!
You inspire me a lot Chloe! I learnt the violin so I can become like you one day
Eres innatamente virtuosa... Felicitaciones y gracias por compartir tu don...
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Kudos to Lim Yan as well.
Charming, wonderful!
You play from your heart. Amazingly beautiful, surprisingly deep. I very rarely feel this. You made me happy and opened my soul. Thank you very much!
feels like crhistmas mornig whit this series of recordings.
Thank you so much!
This music is so difficult musically! But she did such a superb job it’s difficult to believe she’s still so young and have such musical maturity!
小天使！👼
Utterly glorious… ♥️♥️♥️
Oh lord every time the ad at 6:37 pops up I cry who put it there 😭😭😭😭
Thank you very much. This is so beautiful !
You are the best!
It's a fantastic piece by Chausson. Very good rendition here.
It is a very good piece by Chausson. Fantastic rendition here.
That piece was inspired by Ivan Turgenev's "Song of Triumphant Love".
@@jackburgess8579 Nope. It is a fantastic piece by Chausson. One could call the rendition fantastic too.
@@jansnauwaert1785
Contrary to your original remark, the piece is not better than Chloe's performance of it.
@@jackburgess8579 That's a stupid remark. One can't even compare the two. One is a composition, the other an interpretation. The piece by Chausson is in reality a genial piece. Chloe Chua does justice to it; but of course, it is an interpretation, meaning a fortiori that there is less creativity involved in the process.
spotify when
Piano et violon sublimes.
Wow she is ....😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
Holy!! Love this!!! Thank you!!!
You are the best 🙏.
Astounding
such emotions!
meus ouvidos foram abençoados
Sublime !!!
Fantastic!
I still can't believe we're the same age
thats was im sayin like what
Just wow.
AWESOME !!❤❤
A real girl, most beautiful girl
Sem palavras!!!!! Deus proteja
its so in tune in the beginning u can almost hear octaves that aren’t there. I think it has smthing to do with harmonic series?
Chloe, Lim 👏👏👏 !
好可愛❤️
Wow 👏
For all those who complain about the mask, it is not about the mask preventing infection or providing protection for the wearer of said mask! The wearer could conceivably be having a slight sniffle but is kind enough to not pass on said sniffles. If he was so incapacited that he couldn't play I'm sure he wouldn't have played. If the mask could have prevented him from playing he wouldn't have played. If the mask prevents the complainers from enjoying the music they should leave. The mask doesn't interfere with the production and/or the subsequent enjoyment of the piece.
Complaints are a manifestation of the biases present in the complainer and nothing else!
The light setup poorly presents the performance. Besides that lovely, lovely, lovely. Those emotions!!
To each her own . . . I thought the lighting perfectly complimented the mood of the piece and highlighted Chloe's emotional performance.
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SHEESH
SHEESH
💕🎻🎹🎶👏🏼👏🏼
Chloe, my baby girl.I love you.
These advertisements in between😡😡😡spoil this whole stunning performance 😭😭😭
A short 15 min.
7:27
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