Chloe Chua - Vivaldi Concerto No. 10 for Four Violins, RV 580
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- 2019 Zhuhai International Mozart Competition for Young Musicians Opening Concert
Vivaldi：Concerto No. 10 in b minor for Four Violins, RV 580
1st Violin: Chloe Chua
2nd Violin: Wang Shihan
3rd Violin: Miyu Kitsuwa
4th Violin: Su Mingxuan
Mozart Concert Hall at Zhuhai Huafa & CPAA Grand Theater
Sept. 10th, 2019
I listened to almost ALL versions of this concert on UA-cam. Considering the ages of the soloists this version is absolutely outstanding!!!
Chloe is special.
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@@fatimagerouane7454 how did you know?
Smallest person in the building with the biggest role. 😂
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Vivaldi was a priest at an orphanage. He would compose pieces and give them to the string quartet made of orphan girls there at the orphanage. So this performance feels very true.
I’m crying
And his music reached all over Europe, the Emperor of Vienna was his friend and the pope was going to meet him , he influenced Bach and his music was copied all over , that made him say : I am going to compose faster than a copier would copy !!
It still baffles my mind how he is so underappreciated
@@alaaobaid3363 what a legend.
now Vivaldi isn't underrated or overshadowed but to be honest, his temper in the music is something I didn't think I'll ever hear in the baroque era, these concertos for strings are so full of action, and this is somewhat unique\interesting for me and I can't see why less people are talking about it, all we hear about it Bach's counterpoint and Mozart's dad'd boringness.
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You are absolutely right, the thing is that Vivaldi was also skilled at making counterpoint, he made multiple fugues and multi layered fugues in lots of his work , although music isn't just about complexity , I prefer an unforgettable melody than a scientifically intercepting boring melodies
@@alaaobaid3363 Exactly. What you're saying essentially is that Vivaldi is nice to listen to, plain and simple
Chloe's smile to other violinists is super cute ❤️😊
I love that they barely look at the sheet music- shows you how much they practiced and memorized each passage. They take most of their cues from each other- watching when they either enter or exit a passage
I mean it's pretty typical to memorize pieces if you're a soloist. In case something happens like you knock over your music. Also due to the practice one essentially memorizes their part along with others.
It's so much easier memorising rather than playing whilst following along
Practicing 40 hours a day helps
in the process of learning something fast like this, you gain enough muscle memory to be able to play most of it from memory without the intention
9:30 top left lady's hair dyed pink
HAHAHAHHHAHAAH
😂😂😂😂😂
@Tanukouï-San she practices 40 hours a day
@Tanukouï-San Ling Ling is so good at violin that he can grow hair by thinking about it
@cl13 LING LING 40 HOURS
Awesome! 7:48 - 7:50 3rd violin and 1st violin "talking" :)
I love how they exchanged smiles!
is "talking" a term really used in violin playing or is it just an extra thing violinists may do?
winterheat2 is the interpretation of the musicians, we must flow and feel what we are playing, depending on the type of work there are conversations for the instruments that the author composed and they are usually found in this type of work (I'm sorry if I didn't make myself understood, I don't speak English 🥺)
@@winterheat in this particular case I meant exchanging smiles and understanding without words :)
@@esperanzasanchez8781 we understand you completely :)
Chloe's sound is just so well projected and subtle, and I especially like the interpretation, very interesting and beautiful. I think this is one of the best and most spectacular performances of a work by Vivaldi. Bravo to everyone!!
0:50 I. Allegro
4:25 II. Largo - Larghetto - Adagio - Largo
6:47 III. Allegro
Love hearing these rising violinists!
9:47 chloe and the other boy looking at each other was so cute (meant platonically)
I love the interaction between Chloe and Wang Shihan😍 9:24
😊
I was trying to figure out who he was, and just found it. Impressive.
2:37 the way Chloe poses the bow on the string, serene and graceful
Chloe's situational awareness is more than exemplary, it is off the charts.
Good interpretation for their age. Strange microphone placement though. It's picking up the orchestra loud and clear, but not so well the soloists.
They make the recording like how it would sound in the concert hall. Thats the beauty of classical music in my opinion playing against and with a whole orchestra sry for my bad english
Honestly I feel like the orchestra wasnt paying attention to their soloist. Good ensembles try to make their soloists shine, typically by playing softer than them, so those bars of music can be heard.
@@arianah8842 After reading this comment I fully agree and now see that happening here
@@arianah8842 it’s probably because of the microphone placement that makes unable to hear the soloists
They pass on the melody to each other.
Edit: OMG, thx for all the likes!
En tant que "premier violon", Chloe Chua montre une fois de plus ses qualités de grande violoniste et dirige parfaitement ce concerto. Très belle prestation de l'ensemble.
Love the smile and the vibe of the female bassist
Chloe is so chill and amazing!
Yeah, and the part where she smiles and looks at the other violinists feels so wholesome
ii haven't heard classical music in a while, and I had goosebumps till the very end listening to this.
that's Vivaldi, he's amazing.
Chloe seemed to be the only violinist conscious of the music, conscious of the presence, trying to communicate in subtle ways. The other 3 seemed to be in a world of their own, playing solo, just conscious of their own part of the music. Well done Chloe!
I mean they were looking at each other quite a bit throughout the piece
Chloe the OG 😂 I’d be nervous on stage too 😊
After watching the recent twoset's video with Chloe and coming back here again, I suddenly realized that she is now (2020) about the same height as Wang Shihan in this video. Wow. I'm used to seeing her as a small kid in all the videos with her performances. I'm glad she's physically growing. As far as I know, her parents are not tall at all. I was afraid that she would also be small. I guess she's taller than them now.
EDIT. BTW, if you came here because of Chloe, maybe you will be interested to know that there is one more video of this Vivaldi's piece 1st movement. The soloists there are Chloe Chua, Kevin Zhu, Christian Li, Siqing Lü.
@@erinam9749 Taller violinists have longer arms, which makes it a little easier for them to play a full-sized violin. That's all.
@@kaivaon573 longer arms doesn't really make a difference. it depends on how flexible your fingers are and the length.
Ik I'm 6 months late but can you link the video you were talking abt? I can't find it anywhere😭
@@Dumb_queerbitch Another was taken by an audience. Upon discovering that it was uploaded on YT the owner requested it to be removed. But you can view it on www.bilibili.com/video/BV1J7411P7kR?from=search&seid=16017050915630750299
@@paulyntan6344 tysm!!
Love Chloe smile
不是說其他人實力不好，他們都是很有實力的小提琴家，但是柯宜對聲音情緒的刻畫，感覺要比其他三位又更深一點。
Oh my gosh my favourite violin piece performed by my favourite violinist?!
Brilliant concert. Loved watching the soloists and the orchestra was amazing. Well done everyone
Go Cloe. We love you Italy!
9:24 i love their smile😍
My school orchestra is playing this and what a big difference there is.
at the beginning I had to check to make sure my playback speed wasn't 1.5× mannnnn
I couldn't help but clap too! Excellent.
Such amazing talent from everyone up there. It's such a breath taking performance.
man in the front with the gray hair and violin was such a mood
Chloe 👸🎻👍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🥰😁
Muy bello , los 4 pero en Chloe se escucha más sutil , esepcional , bello !*😊
Què buen concierto ,, VIVALDI , Calidad , Pasiòn , a los cuatro violinistas,,, Felicitaciones ,,, !!!!
Absolutely beautiful🌍⭐☀️🌝👍💐👏
Vivaldi lets river cascades fast.....magnanimous and so reverently effervescent
Muchas Felicitaciones para cada uno de los Violinistas Jóvenes Virtuosos,👩🎓👨🎓🧑🎓
最高の演奏だと思います🎵
The children's astounding mastery
Increíble, hermoso 👏👏
Chloe was the best
Chloe seemed more at ease than the other 3 but I'm a chole van ..........I might be just a little biased :)
Great!
É uma benção assistir essa perfeição.Muito obrigada pelo vídeo.
There's a version of this piece for 4 Harpsichords, made by J S Bach. He knew and estimated Vivaldi's music.
It's BWV 1065.
Beautiful. Good job!
Amazing 👍👍🙏
I'm back here because twoset recent video
Oh estuvo hermoso, muy bien trabajado, se puede decir perfecto. Me hicieron sentir a Vivaldi vivo.
Bravos! A beautiful combination of flow and rhythm. Viva Vivaldi! Thanks for uploading. ❤️🎻🎵🎼🎶👏🇮🇪☘️
i might be wrong, but it seems to me that art in any form has the capability to unite people, everything else - religion, nationalisms, politics, capitalism has in their essence goal to divide and rule
SOO GOOD! 🤩🤩🤩
Tre agrabla, stimula kaj inspira muzika..
starts at 0:50
Ein wunderbares Ensemble der Jugend❤
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾bravo 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾brava 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾encore👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Legend
Somehow, I feel this performance had a higher pace? Bpm? Idk, feels faster than other performance
Maravilhoso!
It seems faster than I am used to, is it just me?
Wow! Beautiful 🙌✨
Braviiiii..... 👏👏👏 🇮🇹
How beautiful smiles running throught...
👍👏👏👍👏
2:00
0:50
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How much those violins play by the youngsters?
bussin
Well .. that was good fun.
The ads are driving me nuts.
wao
omg
I'll be chloe chua
I believe that's SoHyun Ko second from the right.
no, start from the beginning of the video and you'll see the person's name.
@@creamsoda6427 Thank you. Miyu Kitsuwa.
Bach's and Vivaldi's concerto for 4 instruments sound literally the same except for the music type of Vivaldi and Bach
They didn't really do a great job setting mics anywhere near where we could capture the soloists' performances, unfortunately. I'm having to crank up my volume uncomfortably loud just to get a shot at hearing the details I'm listening for. It's too bad.
Cadê os BR
aqui
The intensity and drama of this performance is amazing. Shame about the mistakes and the lack of rhythm, though. That was very distracting to me.
0:50 begin
the height difference between Chloe and the guy next to her XD
Chloe kind of looks like Chihiro.
The orchestra sounds sloppy.
2:30 in the guy screws up.. just saying
That was painful. I felt the embarrassment for him :(
@Tanukouï-San haha I wouldn’t say ling ling prodigies, ling ling distant cousin, maybe 4th cousin or something. @twosetviolin
@Tanukouï-San from 2:30 until around 2:36 .. syncopation was not very common, if not at all! especially with Bach.
The mistake is obvious for anyone who has studied this piece. Chloe also has a one note slip around the 3:00 mark. That being said, it was overall a very enjoyable performance.
terribly wrong and messy
Solo 4 violini. Ma x Vivaldi sono anche troppi.....
I want to know who that woman on the right of that grey haired old dude is. She is a thing of beauty.
Where's she? I don't see damnit
@@lynnwiles2345 I mean right from our perspective. Technically, on the left of the grey-haired man.
Oh that's is what you must say , you idiot
the 2nd violin loses his control on speed
😊
But that does not impact his passionate playing..
Shihan Wang Violinist Hey, we all have our bad days, but even on your bad day your still an amazing and talented player. Your playing is filled with passion and that’s all that matters. Small mistakes will never overshadow a persons talent, passion and hard work, so keep on being an amazing violinist and ignore the haters. Great job.
@@natesanti I am so encouraged by your warmly words. Thank you so much for loving my performance and music!
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I checked out your recent Tchaikovsky. It was impressive and very enjoyable!
2:30 wtf is the 2nd violin playing ah⋯
Notice how they’re all Asian😭😭
*laughs in BWV 1065*
2:31 he messed up
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2:30 when the kid missed that one, did they put him to sleep? or i totally don't get asian culture for classical musicians