Pride of Singapore. A tiny country barely 60 years old with only 5m people and dirt poor not that long ago, producing the likes of Chloe locally is truly astounding.
What's more astounding is you're apparent belief that it's the country that makes the person. She is absolutely amazing, for reasons that are entirely her own, and the women that gave birth to her, not anyone else's including her countrymen.
@@JacksonHansen-xc5kq really? See if anyone could have done that at such a young age, growing up in say, Cambodia or Haiti. Of course, she has tons of innate talent but you don't achieve this level in this craft if your family (or country) is in survival mode.
Ahhh … Singapore is now not poor it now one of the richest nations in the world it has the third highest GDP in the world and it one of the most expensive country in the world.
Oh my goodness gracious. This is not a little girl wearing lipstick for the first time. This is a major performing artist with charm, precision, and suspenseful, dramatic presentation. She will go far in her musical travels! The duet with guitar was ravishing. "Carmen" was capriciously virtuosic. I could hardly breathe the whole time! Brava Chloe!!! From Lilian Duval in the U.S.
I do enjoy her performance here. She didn't look like at the competition. This was her recital. She is the violin, playing with her soul connecting with the music. Phenomenal interpretation ! Well Done Chloe
It’s so cute, now that she’s older she’s become more performative and controls her face when performing. But in these younger videos you see her smiling and very emotional with the music
I have no words... So much soul and virtuosity and mastery in this little jewel of a little girl. I'm speechless and in tears moved by the emotions that she conveys . So beautiful! May the universe let her live long, and let her talent grow. I wish you to be happy Chloe. From a fellow Human from the French west indies.
So many layers!!! Many seasoned soloists can only dream of such depth... Her technique will surely develop much further. But that amount of spirit, one just has to be born with. Despite of - like anyone else - clearly having her influences, she BELIEVES and inhabits every sound and pause she produces. A true star in the making.
Not necessarily. They are *very* established violinists and teachers from some of the biggest music schools in the world. They are the most qualified to judge these competitions, as they work with students on a daily basis (sometimes). It is not such a hard job.
But when everyone is talented it becomes significantly more difficult to weed out the better ones. Imagine their job as standing in a field of brightly lit torches and trying to pick out a few that shine brighter, it's not going to be easy.
Chloe, it is 3:00 am, and I keep watching your videos; I have no words to describe how I admire you. You are so talented that you memorize all your pieces. Greetings from Mexico
Hi Chole although I have just showered I just love your violin 🎻 videos I also admire you so much I am practicing violin too but I think you are so talented and your music is beautiful 😍 Greetings from Hong Kong 😊😘
0:00 L. van Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 8 in G major 5:28 Op. 30, No. 3, 1st movement A. Piazzolla Histoire du Tango, Café 1930 13:44 J. Hubay Carmen Fantasie Brillante
This is the definition of talent. My gosh. At this age? Or I should say at any age if one shows this level of musicality then he/she is absolutely a master. What’s in her mind actually? How can she also be this precise in using that instrument to express her deep emotions? How many lives has she lived, really? Just…..unbelievable…..🥲
While (as you know), I share your wonderment at the extraordinary emotional depth and sensitivity that Chloe displays in this recital (and of course everywhere else), my reflections go off in what I think is a different direction. A natural view, and one that might be read into your questions, is that in order to express such profound emotions, Chloe must first bring them to the stage, so to speak - and so be somehow unusually mature - and then find a way of expressing them in performance. But I think this cannot be right. By all accounts, outside of music Chloe is a normal child. In the comments under the Atlanta Mendelssohn, someone who attended the festival - "Lyra Chen" (the sister of the conductor perhaps?) - says "When I met her, Chloe was very childlike and playful, so unlike her stage performance." And this local article about the Festival/Chloe makes this much evident: see the photo towards the end of Chloe holding a picture, basically beside herself with childish glee when playing with two friends who look even younger. (The article is machine-translatable.) atlanta.americachineselife.com/%E8%8B%A5%E6%95%8F%EF%BC%9A%E7%90%B4%E5%BC%A6%E4%B8%8A%E7%9A%84%E8%AF%97/ So to understand the emotional depth and intensity of Chloe's performances we have to look not in her character but elsewhere. In my view we need look no further than the music itself! The emotions Chloe expresses on stage are not emotions she brings _to_ the music: rather, they are _in_ the music, and all she does is bring them out (and so of course experiences them when so doing). Of course, the question arises as to how she manages to do that. But again the answer is relatively simple: her technique enables her to perform the composition in accordance with her understanding of it, and so of how it should be played, and so with the emotions that are in it. To have such understanding just _is_ to be so musical! That is, performance does not require two things of an instrumentalist in addition to technique - namely character (deep and mature emotion) and musicality - but only one - musicality - since to be so very musical just _is_ to be able to perceive the deep and profound feelings that are embedded in the greatest works. In other words, I think "musicality" is both modularised and rich/broad. Because it is modularised, a child can have it without consequences for other aspects of the child's mind. In this respect, it is like chess- or maths- genius. But because it is rich/broad, it does have consequences for musical expressiveness: one can no more hive off emotional depth from musicality than one can hive off e.g. pattern-recognition from chess- genius. I guess what I am suggesting boils down to this. If e.g. the latest extraordinary victory by a grandmaster aged 12 doesn't incline one to pursue thoughts of past lives and the like, neither should Chloe's extraordinary performances on stage.
These pieces, especially the last one, is an INTENSELY difficult piece to play, even for professional adult violinists. This child plays it perfectly, et alone execute it so authentically.
Warm heart, brilliant mind, skillful hands, sharp ears and the most important thing - perfect musical sense and taste for details. Did I forgot anything? OMG to interpret Beethoven is not a piece of cake even for experienced musician. It need's life experience to play Beethoven properly. But in this case you have the example how to get enough life experience for playing Beethoven in 11 years. Wonderful. Just extraordinary and exceptional and amazing performance.For me it was peak of the year 2018 in the field of music.I think Christian Li was not bad, but Chloe is absolutely on different level. She is much much much better.
She dances with the violin when she creates music, I love watching her play. It's such a experience. 😍 I hope she feels the joy we do! She knows how to shine as a soloist and how to blend seamlessly when accompanied and switch between these dynamics at will. Just a beautiful touch.
So much passion when played Carmen as should be. She's enjoying it too . Love it! I hope she doesn't get too technical in the future as she grows. Best!
Even at her imperfect moments, her violin never screeches or wails unlike many other violinists. I understood the violin as an organism and not just an instrument in her hands, as she weaves herself very closely into its heartstrings. You can literally hear it breathe at 9:50.
The Carmen fantasie was really beautifully with lovely tone. She simply nailed it. Well done Chloe Chua. She ought to have a very bright future in front of her.
Quelle belle autorité au violon chez cette petite singapourienne de 11 ans ! Elle est vraiment extraordinaire !! What a beautiful violin authority for this 11-year-old Singaporean girl! She is really amazing !!
Aw, she's so talanted and cute! I like her facial expressions and those little looks she gives where she looks down at the ground then slowly looks up to the ceiling, lol.
Thank you so very much Chloe, you are the absolute embodiment of a great and wonderful violinist. I do hope you won this competition, because you certainly deserve it!!!!!!!!!! You are absolutely amazing and fantastic too. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤❤
Chloe es un alma viajera del tiempo. Nos enamoras con tu dulce acento... Nos matas de amor en cada nota y nos llevas de la mano a esos universos donde nacen los abrazos....
Quelle grâce et talents à Chloé ! Quel travail cela doit représenter...pense t' elle à jouer avec l'insouciance des enfants de son âge, car nous ne sommes enfant qu'une fois dans notre vie, ne l'oublions pas! Merveilleuse Chloé, merci de nous faire la grâce de ces magnifiques prestations 🥰
You guys need to get a clue. They are disliking because that's their opinion. Its called an opinion for a reason! There's no need to shit on others for having a different opinion than you.
Where’s your logic Actually you don’t need to be better than her to give an opinion. Or else all sports commentators would lose their job. Another example: when you’re talking about politics and criticising politicians you wouldn’t expect yourself to do better than them right? Even if you do, that’s not what gives you the right to comment about them. That right comes from freedom of speech. Ps I like her by the way. It’s just that your logic annoys me.
There is an odd man out here. Separate videos have been made of the Piazzola and, respectively, the Hubay, but the Beethoven hardly gets a mention. Yet, like her Bach in the first round, it is extremely fine. Chloe is to engage with more Bach - this time going one better with BWV 1017 - in her recital on 13 August at the Copenhagen Summer Festival. I wonder how long it will be before she takes on more Beethoven.
You can tell she wants to bring glory to her heavenly Father. The Holy Spirit shines in her playing as He always gives the Divine edge and inspiration to one's playing that yields to His Presence. He makes extraordinary musicality and expression to bear, heavenly music! Bravo to Chloe, and may you continue to honor God in your playing!
Yes, Chloe played with her entire being, fully immersed in the emotions of the pieces she was playing. That was why her playing could bring tears to people's eyes.
Yes, that one defies all my understanding of the world. You would think you'd have to have lots of grown-up experiences to play that Piazzolla, say, but she hasn't. Maybe she understands the emotion through the music rather than the other way round?
@@andrewroberts8139 I certainly think it is possible that Chloe should come to know new depths of emotion, or even new emotions, from the music she performs. Her musicality - her ability to grasp the meaning of what she is playing - is really remarkable. But I'm not convinced that the Piazzolla really does have emotional content that is alien to children. The object or context of the love, joy, longing, loss, sadness etc. in Piazzolla is, of course, alien to children, but those feelings themselves seem to me to be quite commonly familiar to them. Don't many or even most children have intense experiences of such emotions in relation to their own lives and the lives of others around them?
She is from my country , Singapore 🇸🇬. I would like to see Yunchan Lim (South Korean🇰🇷) pianist play with Chloe Chua in a concert 🎵. Both are prodigies … ❤
2 years later she's roasting twoset violins 🤣
yes she is
More like destroyed 😂
intellectually
😂😂😂
I know right
Her face when shes playing is what fascinates me
She's dancing with the violin, actually!
Visual explanation of "feeling the music"
Good!!
Besides her absolutely excellent playing...
Yea.. the smile and seriousness levels changes.. following the intonations.. amazing..
I _love_ Chole's body language. She doesn't _play_ the violin. She _is_ the violin. She _is_ the music, expressing itself from the inside out.
Yes, and her range is enormous. 20 months later she is spicing up the tango!
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Truth be told she should have won first place outright in 2018. I do not understand the decision to divide first place. It wasn't close.
she's Chloe not Chole
@@kumiyui3564 (Just a typo)
@@daviddiamond2415 could edit it yk
This young lady will become world famous.
Now she already is!
Bruh stop saying facts we already know
She already is whirld famous
@@barryherbaut286 sub to me plz
@Hypercar Piggy "Young lady"
Read the comment, before saying stupid shit...
I’m almost 30 and I’m starting my first violin lesson next week. I can’t wait for it :)
hope its going good!!!!
Are you still at it?
@@elanor5080 i think she already quit haha
@@sutrisnokaloko6860 Yeah its insanely difficult, and then theres vibrato, good luck with that at age 30
Dave Allen People can start when ever they want! Never too late!
Pride of Singapore. A tiny country barely 60 years old with only 5m people and dirt poor not that long ago, producing the likes of Chloe locally is truly astounding.
What's more astounding is you're apparent belief that it's the country that makes the person. She is absolutely amazing, for reasons that are entirely her own, and the women that gave birth to her, not anyone else's including her countrymen.
@@JacksonHansen-xc5kq really? See if anyone could have done that at such a young age, growing up in say, Cambodia or Haiti. Of course, she has tons of innate talent but you don't achieve this level in this craft if your family (or country) is in survival mode.
@@Jkl62200 I wasn't speaking to family, only country. /Not/ the same. More importantly, I was disputing the sentiment, not necessarily reality.
Ahhh … Singapore is now not poor it now one of the richest nations in the world it has the third highest GDP in the world and it one of the most expensive country in the world.
Oh my goodness gracious. This is not a little girl wearing lipstick for the first time. This is a major performing artist with charm, precision, and suspenseful, dramatic presentation. She will go far in her musical travels! The duet with guitar was ravishing. "Carmen" was capriciously virtuosic. I could hardly breathe the whole time! Brava Chloe!!!
From Lilian Duval in the U.S.
lilianwriter She is better than most of the seniors in this competition !
Oh Erik, indeed she is! What a miraculous talent. You can reach me at lilianwriter@gmail.com if you would like.
TOTALLY AGREE
24.33 minutes of heaven on earth with a million mega-watt smile.
Oh I agree with you completely!
I do enjoy her performance here. She didn't look like at the competition. This was her recital. She is the violin, playing with her soul connecting with the music. Phenomenal interpretation ! Well Done Chloe
When the youtube algorithm recommends this video right after the twoset video.
It’s so cute, now that she’s older she’s become more performative and controls her face when performing. But in these younger videos you see her smiling and very emotional with the music
The 70 dislikes have no ears. This young lady is so fantastic, it cannot even be put into words.
They are all bows 🤣🤣🤣
@@ChiefHerzensCoach well they can just click the "not interested" button
The 70 dislikes have no *souls*
They are probably jealous lol
the dislikes are from australia
singapore very own LING LING
My fellow 2SETter....lol Agree!!
She even still has 4 fine tuners 😅
She definitely practice 40hrs a day ^^
She obviously practices 40 hours a day AND has Asian parents!
Annalisa Du Gard orrr she practices 40 hrs a day and loves playing violin
I have no words... So much soul and virtuosity and mastery in this little jewel of a little girl. I'm speechless and in tears moved by the emotions that she conveys . So beautiful! May the universe let her live long, and let her talent grow. I wish you to be happy Chloe. From a fellow Human from the French west indies.
Such a beautiful comment, full of emotion. I agree with you 100%!
✨❤️✨
So many layers!!! Many seasoned soloists can only dream of such depth... Her technique will surely develop much further. But that amount of spirit, one just has to be born with. Despite of - like anyone else - clearly having her influences, she BELIEVES and inhabits every sound and pause she produces. A true star in the making.
judges of this completition have really hard job
Not necessarily. They are *very* established violinists and teachers from some of the biggest music schools in the world. They are the most qualified to judge these competitions, as they work with students on a daily basis (sometimes). It is not such a hard job.
But when everyone is talented it becomes significantly more difficult to weed out the better ones. Imagine their job as standing in a field of brightly lit torches and trying to pick out a few that shine brighter, it's not going to be easy.
I love the fact how she’s actually enjoying it so much
This is the best version of The History of Tango I've ever heard... So full of emotions.
I think you should watch her and Kevin Loh's performance of this piece if you haven't seen it yet.
I like Gidon Kremer's version very much ^^
Chloe, it is 3:00 am, and I keep watching your videos; I have no words to describe how I admire you. You are so talented that you memorize all your pieces. Greetings from Mexico
Hi Chole although I have just showered I just love your violin 🎻 videos
I also admire you so much
I am practicing violin too but I think you are so talented and your music is beautiful 😍
Greetings from Hong Kong 😊😘
Sleepless in Mexico.
Absolute world-class performance, cannot believe how good she is! That was one of the best performances I've ever seen!
0:00 L. van Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 8 in G major
5:28 Op. 30, No. 3, 1st movement A. Piazzolla Histoire du Tango, Café 1930
13:44 J. Hubay Carmen Fantasie Brillante
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Piazzolla Histoire Du Tango 1930 IS THE BEST THING I HAVE LISTENED TO OMG AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
@@curriebiscake3757 same
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She has a better performance with this accompanist
17:51 the look and determination….chloe, you are something else, I’m really speechless…
This is the definition of talent. My gosh. At this age? Or I should say at any age if one shows this level of musicality then he/she is absolutely a master. What’s in her mind actually? How can she also be this precise in using that instrument to express her deep emotions? How many lives has she lived, really? Just…..unbelievable…..🥲
While (as you know), I share your wonderment at the extraordinary emotional depth and sensitivity that Chloe displays in this recital (and of course everywhere else), my reflections go off in what I think is a different direction.
A natural view, and one that might be read into your questions, is that in order to express such profound emotions, Chloe must first bring them to the stage, so to speak - and so be somehow unusually mature - and then find a way of expressing them in performance.
But I think this cannot be right. By all accounts, outside of music Chloe is a normal child. In the comments under the Atlanta Mendelssohn, someone who attended the festival - "Lyra Chen" (the sister of the conductor perhaps?) - says "When I met her, Chloe was very childlike and playful, so unlike her stage performance." And this local article about the Festival/Chloe makes this much evident: see the photo towards the end of Chloe holding a picture, basically beside herself with childish glee when playing with two friends who look even younger. (The article is machine-translatable.)
atlanta.americachineselife.com/%E8%8B%A5%E6%95%8F%EF%BC%9A%E7%90%B4%E5%BC%A6%E4%B8%8A%E7%9A%84%E8%AF%97/
So to understand the emotional depth and intensity of Chloe's performances we have to look not in her character but elsewhere.
In my view we need look no further than the music itself! The emotions Chloe expresses on stage are not emotions she brings _to_ the music: rather, they are _in_ the music, and all she does is bring them out (and so of course experiences them when so doing).
Of course, the question arises as to how she manages to do that. But again the answer is relatively simple: her technique enables her to perform the composition in accordance with her understanding of it, and so of how it should be played, and so with the emotions that are in it.
To have such understanding just _is_ to be so musical! That is, performance does not require two things of an instrumentalist in addition to technique - namely character (deep and mature emotion) and musicality - but only one - musicality - since to be so very musical just _is_ to be able to perceive the deep and profound feelings that are embedded in the greatest works.
In other words, I think "musicality" is both modularised and rich/broad. Because it is modularised, a child can have it without consequences for other aspects of the child's mind. In this respect, it is like chess- or maths- genius. But because it is rich/broad, it does have consequences for musical expressiveness: one can no more hive off emotional depth from musicality than one can hive off e.g. pattern-recognition from chess- genius.
I guess what I am suggesting boils down to this. If e.g. the latest extraordinary victory by a grandmaster aged 12 doesn't incline one to pursue thoughts of past lives and the like, neither should Chloe's extraordinary performances on stage.
These pieces, especially the last one, is an INTENSELY difficult piece to play, even for professional adult violinists. This child plays it perfectly, et alone execute it so authentically.
A world-class virtuoso in the making. This girl is phenomenal.
I don't know how to describe my feelings. In short, I was shocked in the whole process. Why can God let a person play music like this!
Man that tonality..Shes absolutely stunning..
Warm heart, brilliant mind, skillful hands, sharp ears and the most important thing - perfect musical sense and taste for details.
Did I forgot anything? OMG to interpret Beethoven is not a piece of cake even for experienced musician. It need's life experience to play Beethoven properly. But in this case you have the example how to get enough life experience for playing Beethoven in 11 years.
Wonderful. Just extraordinary and exceptional and amazing performance.For me it was peak of the year 2018 in the field of music.I think Christian Li was not bad, but Chloe is absolutely on different level. She is much much much better.
She played Mozart at Zhuhai Competition so beautifully too.
i much much agree she is much much better, esp if you skip beyond the performative flares by closing the eyes
yea i agreee
WOW!!! I've never heard that version of Carmen before. It's beautiful.
天赋加努力，不成都难。自己都哭了，小孩子有这种境界，绝对是天才，心灵和音乐的共鸣，难得！
The smile on that pianists face at the end of the first piece was priceless.
聽著這上天派下來的天使所拉奏出的樂曲真是讓我百聽不厭 看著她充滿自信豐富的表情對樂曲得熟練更是讓我百看不膩 很難相信這是出自才11歲的小女孩 任何的樂曲都難不倒她 不管是獨奏或者是大型樂團的合奏 她都展現自信與從容更是無懈可擊 我非常有幸能聽她看她的表演 相信將來她一定是一位成就非凡的音樂家
Bro, Chloe is my inspiration to pick up my violin every day and practice
Seriously.. what can this little girl NOT do on the violin. She’s absolutely perfect! WOW 😮
David Oistrakh, get out of this body ! omg she is amazing
the carmen was so good!!!
ignisfatuus OH ARGREE !!!!
Love her facial expressions while playing, especially her eyes.
She deserves a standing ovation!!
It's worth wearing tuxedo when listening!
いやー、凄いの見させていただきました。
よく「神童」って言いますけど演奏してる彼女には本当に神様が降臨してるようです。
こんなの滅多に見られないと思います。
時間がない方は18:20〜。
ほんとにすごい。ベタな言い方だけど感動しました。
すばらしい演奏ありがとうございます。
She epitomizes the heights of human skill. 😍 Glad we have youtube to see and hear her.
I just feel super happy after listening to this
Her music makes me happy! And that's the sign of a true musician👌
Don’t know why but listening to her music brought me to tears. Chloe, you are sent from heaven
I m 😢 tearing too..
Listening to Chloe Chua is just like: “ once you pop (to listen to her music), you cant stop!” 😂
What she is doing at her age is beyond extraordinary!
She dances with the violin when she creates music, I love watching her play. It's such a experience. 😍 I hope she feels the joy we do! She knows how to shine as a soloist and how to blend seamlessly when accompanied and switch between these dynamics at will. Just a beautiful touch.
Her reactions while playing... I was also smiling with her... So enthu
So much passion when played Carmen as should be. She's enjoying it too . Love it! I hope she doesn't get too technical in the future as she grows. Best!
Even at her imperfect moments, her violin never screeches or wails unlike many other violinists. I understood the violin as an organism and not just an instrument in her hands, as she weaves herself very closely into its heartstrings. You can literally hear it breathe at 9:50.
！！！ wow ure right! its soft and gentle
The Carmen fantasie was really beautifully with lovely tone. She simply nailed it. Well done Chloe Chua. She ought to have a very bright future in front of her.
If there wasn't a video I'd swear it was Fritz Kreisler.
Such maturity in interpretation for such a young age. You are fascinating to listen and to watch.
You are a angle of music 🎶 love you 😘 god bless you.
*angel
Quelle belle autorité au violon chez cette petite singapourienne de 11 ans ! Elle est vraiment extraordinaire !!
What a beautiful violin authority for this 11-year-old Singaporean girl! She is really amazing !!
Wow, what a captivating performance. She just pull you right in...any one in tears just listening...
一顆閃亮亮的超級巨星誕生…百年難得一見…真正係前無古人後無來者😗😗😗
My goodness, I can't believe this !!!!!! This is a name to remember.
Her playing bless my ears
Chloe is so little and cute here.. 😄
All the expressions on her face are priceless !!! you are amazing
Aw, she's so talanted and cute! I like her facial expressions and those little looks she gives where she looks down at the ground then slowly looks up to the ceiling, lol.
10:26
omg, I'm speechless. what a great performance.
There's 100 reasons to stop practicing but Chloe is my inspiration to still learning.
Thank you so very much Chloe, you are the absolute embodiment of a great and wonderful violinist. I do hope you won this competition, because you certainly deserve it!!!!!!!!!! You are absolutely amazing and fantastic too. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤❤
dieses Kind........ es ist einfach💫unfaßbar musikalisch 🫂
Chloe es un alma viajera del tiempo.
Nos enamoras con tu dulce acento...
Nos matas de amor en cada nota
y nos llevas de la mano
a esos universos donde nacen los abrazos....
She's amazing
go CHLOE go, Mozart has turn alive in you😘💕💖
20:26 - 20:32 check THIS :D
Awakening from the higher dimension. Incredible. She really feels it. She is connected somewhere 99.99% people never get.
haha... It's like she went into a trance or something and when she opens her eyes, she looks kind of lost for a moment. lol
22:21 too but she’s saying ‘why u still here go practice’
she's beyond amazing!!!
Quelle grâce et talents à Chloé ! Quel travail cela doit représenter...pense t' elle à jouer avec l'insouciance des enfants de son âge, car nous ne sommes enfant qu'une fois dans notre vie, ne l'oublions pas!
Merveilleuse Chloé, merci de nous faire la grâce de ces magnifiques prestations 🥰
her expressions when playing... amazing
she gives me goose bumps....so amazing.....the expressions wow.....I think this is what 4o hours of practice an hour looks like????
you might be the incarnation of some music goddess kid. exceptional talent and music sense. ♥
Adorable young lady, what a joy to listen to you (and watch too :-) !!!!
Congratulation on winning. Keep up your beautiful playing!!!
Magnifique - Bravo Chloé😊
There is a reason she was the Winner!!!!!!.....A most incredible virtuoso!....in the words of dear ms. Chloe: "Practice!"....
The ones who disliked the video would they please upload themselves playing and show us how genius they are??!!
Haha you are right!
You guys need to get a clue. They are disliking because that's their opinion. Its called an opinion for a reason! There's no need to shit on others for having a different opinion than you.
those are from ones she beat.... badly
No it's because they just gave up on playing the violin.
Where’s your logic
Actually you don’t need to be better than her to give an opinion. Or else all sports commentators would lose their job. Another example: when you’re talking about politics and criticising politicians you wouldn’t expect yourself to do better than them right? Even if you do, that’s not what gives you the right to comment about them. That right comes from freedom of speech.
Ps I like her by the way. It’s just that your logic annoys me.
This girl is possessed by the ghost of a 300-year-old master violinist! seriously this is unnatural!
it's called inspiration of God.
真的很悠美，很有生命力！
聽了會雞皮疙瘩，人琴合一，很舒服的饗宴。
Chloe makes it look so seamlessly easy but in fact, it is extremely difficult. 😅
There is an odd man out here. Separate videos have been made of the Piazzola and, respectively, the Hubay, but the Beethoven hardly gets a mention.
Yet, like her Bach in the first round, it is extremely fine.
Chloe is to engage with more Bach - this time going one better with BWV 1017 - in her recital on 13 August at the Copenhagen Summer Festival. I wonder how long it will be before she takes on more Beethoven.
Congratulations Chloe, so amazed by your talent, the music you make is incredibly moving, look forward to seeing you go places! :)
들을수록. 더욱 따뜻하고. 아름다운 연주에 너무 감탄 스럽습니다ㅡㅡㅡ더욱 더욱 노력 하시어 많은 분들에계 아름다움을주심에 감사 감사드립니다ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ
Bravo! You are Amazing Chloe! beautiful performance! Keep up the great work!❤
霸气！！！！chloe is a star for sure.
I think the pianist is just as amazing as the violinist.
the page turner: man why I'm here
Beautiful memories.
I am obsessed with this girl
Aren’t we all?
You can tell she wants to bring glory to her heavenly Father. The Holy Spirit shines in her playing as He always gives the Divine edge and inspiration to one's playing that yields to His Presence. He makes extraordinary musicality and expression to bear, heavenly music! Bravo to Chloe, and may you continue to honor God in your playing!
Chloe you play with your soul
17:22 is the part from twoset’s video in case anyone wants to watch it
I don't know how to explain it but she's... mature enough to play. She understands the music. You know what I mean?
Yes, Chloe played with her entire being, fully immersed in the emotions of the pieces she was playing. That was why her playing could bring tears to people's eyes.
Yes, that one defies all my understanding of the world. You would think you'd have to have lots of grown-up experiences to play that Piazzolla, say, but she hasn't. Maybe she understands the emotion through the music rather than the other way round?
@@andrewroberts8139 I certainly think it is possible that Chloe should come to know new depths of emotion, or even new emotions, from the music she performs. Her musicality - her ability to grasp the meaning of what she is playing - is really remarkable.
But I'm not convinced that the Piazzolla really does have emotional content that is alien to children. The object or context of the love, joy, longing, loss, sadness etc. in Piazzolla is, of course, alien to children, but those feelings themselves seem to me to be quite commonly familiar to them. Don't many or even most children have intense experiences of such emotions in relation to their own lives and the lives of others around them?
No but I agree. She’s amazing
百年難得有的完美天才的。
So amazing! Love her!
21:10 The most arresting fermata. Ever.
I really admired chloe chua
Wonderful ! Unbelievable ! Amazing !
너무 너무 아름다운 연주입니다.
하늘이 내린 재능을 부디 잘 가꾸는
노력을 경주하여 음악계의 커다란
별로 우뚝 서기를 소망합니다.
클로이 추아.
언제나 응원합니다.
加油。
She is from my country , Singapore 🇸🇬. I would like to see Yunchan Lim (South Korean🇰🇷) pianist play with Chloe Chua in a concert 🎵.
Both are prodigies … ❤
She is a gift from God! 😯
She’s just amazing 😭❤️
Chloe sempre fantástica 👏👏👏👏👏
Sí, de hecho lo es, ¡y espero que gane el primer premio!
bravo Chloe!