I'm a piano teacher and accompany violin pupils, I can't wait to play this, also I have to say your playing brought tears and very emotional reaction. Bravissimo!!
Liebe Katerina! Du bist Balsam für die Seele und , wie immer, veränderst Du meinen Herzschlag!!! Du schaffst es tatsächlich die Schmerzen zu dämpfen und die Glückshormone zu befreien!! Ich spüre die Macht der Musik, wenn ich Dich höre!!! Auch die Pianistin spielt genauso wunderschön!!!
Beautiful Performance! Good bowing and good vibrato. I can see player's hearts through performance. I love Sicilienne rhythms as like her performance. Thanks
Such a beautiful piece of music, and played with such sensitivity and feeling. And yes, nuanced in expression of the musical details and phrasing. Really really nice performance.
I'm told this composer's works are not so well known compared to Mozart, Hayden and all the boys. Is this simply because she's a woman? What wonderful music, what a sin to pass it over because of bias.
That's quite possible. I had the privilege of studying pieces by women composers throughout college and always thought this to myself. Why weren't they famous? A lot of the pieces by women were very unconventional and "brave" for the lack of a better term. I can't help but think that if a man would've written such a piece, they would be considered "ahead of their time" or "unconcerned with the canon" whereas the women composers were simply seen as people who didn't understand the canon or couldn't keep up with the times. Kind of sad to think about, but I have recently seen a terrific amount of woman representation in western music and that's awesome. (My experience is mainly in Solo piano, concert band, and handbell choir, I can't speak much for strings and orchestra).
Very likely! Very few woman composers from that time are known. Clara Schumann is known but that too largely coz she was Robert Schumann’s wife. Felix Mendelssohn’s sister was known to be a good musician but she hardly enjoys the repute that he does.
This is a really beautiful piece of music. A real shame it became famous (or infamous) for the wrong reasons, but that doesn't take away from the music's beauty. Oh, and the performance is wonderful as well!
Roma's strings? Can't get Gitlis out of my head when I listen to this..Damn Really wonderful and heartfelt playing with taste , makes a full circle structurally!! Ελπίζω να περνάτε καλά:)
Hey Alex, thank you for your compliments! I also think of Gitlis when I hear that 😂 This guy is just unique! Jacques Thibaud also has a great recording of this piece for my taste... and yes! Roma’s strings definitely contribute to the sound colours! Hope you are doing well. Πολλούς χαιρετισμούς :)
@@KaterinaChatzinikolau Amazing! I love your recording. And Thibaud and Gitlis have been my favorites for years as well. Never thought I'd hear of someone else with same preference. Love your portemento; what a rich interpretation; just wonderful. THANK YOU
@@alanwittert2169 Thank you for appreciating my interpretation, Alan! A good comment says much about a video but even as much about the person who commented! You know exactly what you are speaking about :)
I love everything about this! Your dresses, the location, and of course your exquisite violin playing. I’m learning this piece and I’m trying to figure out the shifting. How long have you been playing and how long did it take you to learn this piece in particular?
Thank you so much for your appreciation! I learned the Sicilienne the first time when I was a child. To learn the notes it didn’t take me much time but in order to find the right sound colours and to create the right phrasing it is a never-ending work. The shiftings at the right places, the fingerings and the bow control are key elements for mastering especially a slow piece. I hope the video inspired you to play this piece, too :)
@@KaterinaChatzinikolau Thank you for your reply. You definitely inspired me. I am learning by watching your fingerings and Ivry’s and Pinchas Zukerman. It’s nice you have been learning since you were a child. I began as an adult and I absolutely love violin!
That‘s great that you learn violin as an adult! The violin is the instrument closest to the human voice and touches the soul. I wish you a lot of success and fun when learning this piece 😊
Maria Theresia von Paradis did not compose this piece of music whose melody and harmony are clearly not from a person who was born in 1759 and died in 1824. It is well known that it is a fake created some time in the 20th Century by Samuel Douchkine (1891-1976) who claimed to have discovered it and who was inspired by a theme from the violin sonata (opus 10 no. 1) by Carl Maria von Weber. Of course this has nothing to do with the beautiful rendition of Katerina Chatzinikolau. Thank you for sharing.
I'm a piano teacher and accompany violin pupils, I can't wait to play this, also I have to say your playing brought tears and very emotional reaction. Bravissimo!!
What a great performance!!!
Thanks a lot :)
🎻Congrats from Brazil!🇧🇷👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This is such a beautiful piece and such an beautiful interpretation. ❤
Liebe Katerina!
Du bist Balsam für die Seele und , wie immer, veränderst Du meinen Herzschlag!!! Du schaffst es tatsächlich die Schmerzen zu dämpfen und die Glückshormone zu befreien!!
Ich spüre die Macht der Musik, wenn ich Dich höre!!!
Auch die Pianistin spielt genauso wunderschön!!!
Vielen Dank für die herzlichen Worte 😊🙏 Diese Musik lindert fast von selbst jeden Schmerz und hebt jeden Herzschlag!
The perfect amount of vibrato! Beautiful work, Katerina!
Beautiful discovering for me.
A beautiful piece, a heartfelt interpretation and a beautifully sounding violon, nicely echoed by the room it's played in. Wonderful!
Very impressive composition, ahead of it's time!
And a truly wonderful performance - THANK YOU!
Many versions on TH-cam. This is indeed a very nuanced one. nice!
That vibrato is so open, so sorrowful, so... Beautiful
Beautiful Performance! Good bowing and good vibrato. I can see player's hearts through performance. I love Sicilienne rhythms as like her performance. Thanks
Just sheer magic , timeless😢
Truly memorable performance of this piece. I’m very impressed. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
So beautiful dear Katerina! You are very talented violinist... Best wishes
🎶Thank you.
Bravissima Katerina 🔝👏🏻🎻🎹
Individual and beautiful!
Very very wonderful, soulful and full of feeling!
Zum träumen wunderschön!
Lindo👏👏👏👏
Such a beautiful piece of music, and played with such sensitivity and feeling. And yes, nuanced in expression of the musical details and phrasing. Really really nice performance.
Thank you!
just beautiful
Very nice sound and sweet interpretation. Congratulations to both of you, you are great musicians for me.
Thank you!
Beautiful interpretation, thank you very much for sharing.
Thank you!
Bravissimo, Katerina!
Zertifiziert intergalaktisch!🌹
Bravo!!
wonderful performance ! beautiful piece !!
Thank you :)
So soulful love it! Also, monstera!
This is one of my favorite pieces. Had to study it when learning about neopolitan chords.
Beautifully done!
Thank you!
Are they brown, pink and white?
@@laralovesviolins6510 ???
@@dand4431 Neopolitan chords. It was a joke. Are they brown, pink and white, like Neopolitan ice cream? Sorry, guess it didn't fly! :-)
really one of the versions I have heard!
@ Excellent 😊
Tank you .
Excelent
Super
This is soooo beautiful, I watched it already so often. I absolutely love this piece and I'm playing myself also at the moment
Great video!
I'm told this composer's works are not so well known compared to Mozart, Hayden and all the boys. Is this simply because she's a woman? What wonderful music, what a sin to pass it over because of bias.
That's quite possible. I had the privilege of studying pieces by women composers throughout college and always thought this to myself. Why weren't they famous? A lot of the pieces by women were very unconventional and "brave" for the lack of a better term. I can't help but think that if a man would've written such a piece, they would be considered "ahead of their time" or "unconcerned with the canon" whereas the women composers were simply seen as people who didn't understand the canon or couldn't keep up with the times.
Kind of sad to think about, but I have recently seen a terrific amount of woman representation in western music and that's awesome. (My experience is mainly in Solo piano, concert band, and handbell choir, I can't speak much for strings and orchestra).
Very likely!
Very few woman composers from that time are known.
Clara Schumann is known but that too largely coz she was Robert Schumann’s wife.
Felix Mendelssohn’s sister was known to be a good musician but she hardly enjoys the repute that he does.
This is a really beautiful piece of music. A real shame it became famous (or infamous) for the wrong reasons, but that doesn't take away from the music's beauty. Oh, and the performance is wonderful as well!
Beautiful!
Thank you! :)
👍👍👍
I did this in my Piano grade 7 this is the piece I got full marks
Κατερίνα μου ,μας μάγεψε το παιξιμο σου,πολλά συγχαρητήρια, μπράβο σου!
Σας ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ! Με κάνετε χαρούμενη :)
@@KaterinaChatzinikolau εσύ μας χαροποιεις με το ταλέντο σου και την εργατικότητα σου
Bravíssimo!!! 🎻🎻🎻- Poderia me informar, qual foi a Corda utilizada nessa belíssima apresentação?
🤗👏👏
Would mind sharing the sheet music by chance ? That piano intro sounded so right.😍
🎉🎉🎉!!
Roma's strings? Can't get Gitlis out of my head when I listen to this..Damn
Really wonderful and heartfelt playing with taste , makes a full circle structurally!!
Ελπίζω να περνάτε καλά:)
Hey Alex, thank you for your compliments! I also think of Gitlis when I hear that 😂 This guy is just unique! Jacques Thibaud also has a great recording of this piece for my taste... and yes! Roma’s strings definitely contribute to the sound colours! Hope you are doing well. Πολλούς χαιρετισμούς :)
@@KaterinaChatzinikolau Amazing! I love your recording. And Thibaud and Gitlis have been my favorites for years as well. Never thought I'd hear of someone else with same preference. Love your portemento; what a rich interpretation; just wonderful. THANK YOU
@@alanwittert2169 Thank you for appreciating my interpretation, Alan! A good comment says much about a video but even as much about the person who commented! You know exactly what you are speaking about :)
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Thank you :)
@@KaterinaChatzinikolau )))
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❤❤❤🎉❤❤❤
深い！！
I love everything about this! Your dresses, the location, and of course your exquisite violin playing. I’m learning this piece and I’m trying to figure out the shifting. How long have you been playing and how long did it take you to learn this piece in particular?
Thank you so much for your appreciation! I learned the Sicilienne the first time when I was a child. To learn the notes it didn’t take me much time but in order to find the right sound colours and to create the right phrasing it is a never-ending work. The shiftings at the right places, the fingerings and the bow control are key elements for mastering especially a slow piece. I hope the video inspired you to play this piece, too :)
@@KaterinaChatzinikolau Thank you for your reply. You definitely inspired me. I am learning by watching your fingerings and Ivry’s and Pinchas Zukerman. It’s nice you have been
learning since you were a child. I began as an adult and I absolutely love violin!
That‘s great that you learn violin as an adult! The violin is the instrument closest to the human voice and touches the soul. I wish you a lot of success and fun when learning this piece 😊
😢
Maria Theresia von Paradis did not compose this piece of music whose melody and harmony are clearly not from a person who was born in 1759 and died in 1824. It is well known that it is a fake created some time in the 20th Century by Samuel Douchkine (1891-1976) who claimed to have discovered it and who was inspired by a theme from the violin sonata (opus 10 no. 1) by Carl Maria von Weber. Of course this has nothing to do with the beautiful rendition of Katerina Chatzinikolau. Thank you for sharing.
If I practice another 20 years I might reach your level of vibrato, but I will not be able to afford a violin as good as yours.
is that violin or viola?
violino, mas eu também achei que era uma viola
She didn't write this piece but it's beautiful nonetheless.
probably NOT by Paradis (seems to be an hoax)
Soo beautiful!! I love the arrangement in the beginning and your dresses! I could listen to this all day
Beautiful!