So passionate and musical. I couldn't stop watching. Kirsten Chenoweth can be hyper and sugary-sweet and then completely transform into someone lyrical, introspective, ardent... And Joshua Bell was also incredible.
Unbelievable. The violin was superb, Kristin's voice like always was simply amazing. I could listen to this song for a thousand years and never grow tired of it.
Bell and Chenoweth, two virtuosos deliver the goods and how! I think Rodgers and Hart would have been thrilled with this soaring interpretation of their timeless ballad. WOWEEEEE!!
What a GORGEOUS arrangement! WHEEEOOO! I'll bet Richard Rodgers and Larry Hart would be gassed out of their minds if they could have heard their creation performed like THAT. Gorgeous people doing gorgeous things with with one of the great wistful masterpieces in American song literature. I doubt if it could get any better than that. And I love HER! What a beauty!
Joshua Bell does things with his fiddle that are so nuanced and magnificent. You always discover something new about his playing every time you revisit one of his recordings. Truly the greatest master of fiddle playing that has ever lived. No question. I hope he still plays when he's a hundred and three. God bless him.
She looks like she was singing to him. :) This song is so beautiful. She sounds like an angel. I had to catch my breath at the end...it's so freakin' beautiful. :) That violin, I love it. :)
A lovely piece that was beautifully performed. I hope I one day to have the pleasure of seeing Joshua Bell perform live. And I agree with Skipperdoll that it looks like she's singing to him. Just goes to show how deep their friendship goes :)
What a combination of these Joshua is a Fantastic Violinist in My opinion one of the best in the world and. Kirsten a Broadway singer such a great Voice
Without detracting from Joshua Bell Kristin Chenoweth sounds as enunciating as Julie Andrews if not better! You just don't hear that as frequently nowadays. Both beautiful performers.🌹🌹🌹🌹
@ivelosthewilltolive I have a solo clarinet version of this song that has the introduction bit too.... I had never heard it with the introduction until this version but it is sooo pretty!
I like Kristin. I like this performance. The arrangement is wonderful! I must say, however, that I much favor Jane Monheit's heartfelt rendition of this with Joshua. Jane demonstrates her superb control and spot on pitch in her performance. Frankly, in comparison, Kristin sounds a bit like a Disney character.
So passionate and musical. I couldn't stop watching. Kirsten Chenoweth can be hyper and sugary-sweet and then completely transform into someone lyrical, introspective, ardent... And Joshua Bell was also incredible.
I'll admit it. I teared up for a second. I love the Cheno.
Unbelievable. The violin was superb, Kristin's voice like always was simply amazing. I could listen to this song for a thousand years and never grow tired of it.
Joshua Bell is dazzling as usual, and the very Lovely Kristin Chenoweth gives me goose bumps; she sounds so lovely!
Thank you, Joshua and Kristin... What a jam....
Oh, my goodness! A divine collaboration with everyone in top form!!
How wonderful! Voice and instruments in tune. I just loved it!
Bell and Chenoweth, two virtuosos deliver the goods and how! I think Rodgers and Hart would have been thrilled with this soaring interpretation of their timeless ballad. WOWEEEEE!!
Wow!!! Her voice almost sounds like the violin. They are so talented.
What a GORGEOUS arrangement! WHEEEOOO! I'll bet Richard Rodgers and Larry Hart would be gassed out of their minds if they could have heard their creation performed like THAT.
Gorgeous people doing gorgeous things with with one of the great wistful masterpieces in American song literature. I doubt if it could get any better than that.
And I love HER! What a beauty!
Joshua Bell does things with his fiddle that are so nuanced and magnificent. You always discover something new about his playing every time you revisit one of his recordings. Truly the greatest master of fiddle playing that has ever lived. No question. I hope he still plays when he's a hundred and three. God bless him.
Golly, this is so beautiful. They are both so precise in the way they perform, and the end result is flawless.
They make me smile with my heart :)
Woman's mouth + violin strings = I'm absolutely delighted, well done🌹
crazy - just when you thought you'd be caught up in sentiment, these musicians catch you by surprise. Wonderful.
She looks like she was singing to him. :) This song is so beautiful. She sounds like an angel. I had to catch my breath at the end...it's so freakin' beautiful. :) That violin, I love it. :)
You are so passionate Josh. Living your music and generous sharing these trips of multicolor violin
OMG Joshua Bell and Krstin Chenoweth = perfection
Amazing........!!! What a treat to see two incredible talents together!!!
Joshua Bell, Kristin Chenoweth - My Funny Valentine Bellisimo! Gracias!!
Oh my god. Speechless.
Even the angels are jealous when she opens her mouth to sing :) This was so beautiful
wow.. just wow!
Exquisite!
AMAZING! Cheno is the best!!!
Full body goosebumps... Wow!
A lovely piece that was beautifully performed. I hope I one day to have the pleasure of seeing Joshua Bell perform live. And I agree with Skipperdoll that it looks like she's singing to him. Just goes to show how deep their friendship goes :)
Absolutely beautiful!
I listen to this everyday because each day is Valentine's Day:)
pure singing...so passionate *.*
Simply amazing.
Heavenly!
Uma dupla que faz transbordar sentimentos. Linda canção, lindo arranjo. Estou apaixonada!
Thanks Diana, I agree, very beautiful.
...they make me smile with my heart ! Greetings from Vienna ♥
Exquisite.
omg what's a voice ;O
Pure goosebumps.
Very beautiful! Thank you!
Just love it!
Just a new fave.
What a combination of these Joshua is a Fantastic Violinist in My opinion one of the best in the world and. Kirsten a Broadway singer such a great Voice
Wow...needs ways more views. This is incredible.
la perfección hecha música
Of another world! makes me quiver.
Thx Joshua ;)
2021 anyone? Still makes me cry.....
perfection.
chills.....
Richard Rodgers is the original composer, Lorenz Hart is the lyricist, from Babes in Arms, premiered 1937.
Magnificent!
wonderful.
Bravo!!
this is candy for the ears and mind.
bravo to Kristin, Joshua et al!!!
so very beautiful
I love you Joshua bell 😸
❤❤❤
Fabulous.
Did you mean the “Fabulous Baker Boys” version? I agree!
Beautiful! Thanks for the video!
You make me smile with my heart =)
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Splendor.
Kristin is so amazing! i think she was on the Wendy show.. She's so adorable
muy lindo
Without detracting from Joshua Bell Kristin Chenoweth sounds as enunciating as Julie Andrews if not better! You just don't hear that as frequently nowadays. Both beautiful performers.🌹🌹🌹🌹
This somehow reminded me of a song from Phantom of the Opera
@ivelosthewilltolive I have a solo clarinet version of this song that has the introduction bit too.... I had never heard it with the introduction until this version but it is sooo pretty!
It's okay!
Lee Musiker on piano, Grace Paradise on Harp. Arrangement by Lee Musiker. Don't know who the flautist or bassist are, but I'd love to find out.
Yes, they did...
Okay, does no one else imagine Sherlock playing this after The Final Problem, as a symbol for new beginnings and renewed strength?
The Dragon Era Holmes? From Elementary or the movie?
Both. And, perhaps, from the BBC, considering the recent season.
I like Kristin. I like this performance. The arrangement is wonderful! I must say, however, that I much favor Jane Monheit's heartfelt rendition of this with Joshua. Jane demonstrates her superb control and spot on pitch in her performance. Frankly, in comparison, Kristin sounds a bit like a Disney character.
Agree totally. Jane is an amazing talent
goob
Does anyone think they could suggest similar tracks? Really love this, especially around the 3 minute mark.
My funny valentine
Chenoweth looked at Joshua Bell with such dreamy, wistful look.....Didn't they date for a while?
She sounds heartbreakingly beautiful...
Does anyone know who did this marvelous arrangement?
Reminds me of the original Snow White and the 7 dwarves cartoon.
If only the rest of the album were this astounding. Eleanor Rigby is unfortunate.
All the lyrics, like Ella Fitzgerald and Tony Bennett would do!
This is an awesome song.
But the semicolon abuse needs to stop.
Weird arrangement