Chloe Chua plays Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 2
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- Singapore’s winsome darling of the violin, Chloe Chua, stars in Mozart’s lyrical Violin Concerto No.2, accompanied by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra with Chief Conductor Hans Graf.
Chloe Chua, violin @ChloeChuaviolinist
Hans Graf, Chief Conductor
Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Recorded at the Esplanade Concert Hall, Singapore, on 17 Oct, 2020
Premiered on SISTIC Live on 4 Dec 2020.
TH-cam Premiere, 4 Apr 2021
(c) Singapore Symphony Orchestra. The copying and republishing of any portion of this video is strictly not allowed without authorization.
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756 - 1791)
Violin Concerto No. 2 in D major, K.211 (1775)
0:00 I. Allegro moderato
10:20 II. Andante
18:42 III. Rondeau. Allegro
Mozart’s violin concerti present a strange musicological problem: they were composed in a short period of time, but it is not clear what occasion prompted their creation, or who they were written for. A story is sometimes told that Mozart had been so inspired by a meeting with Haydn that he produced these five concerti in the span of half a year, but this sequence of events is more reliably attached to the six string quartets published as Opus 10, nicknamed the “Haydn Quartets”. Those came later, and are actually dedicated to Haydn. To add further to the muddle, the manuscripts of Mozart’s violin concerti had their dates tampered with: the fifth concerto had its 1775 date scratched out and replaced with 1780, and then changed back to 1775; for a long time, three other concerti were confused as Mozart’s, and given various numbers. In any case, these concerti were all composed before his likely first encounter with Haydn, though Mozart would already have been well aware of Haydn’s music long before then.
What is certain about the ones that are definitely Mozart’s (No. 1-5) is that they show him as a confident and youthful composer with a masterful command of string technique. Mozart was a world-class keyboardist and also an accomplished violinist, although he preferred playing the viola. The violin writing in these works is brilliant, always delicately poised against the orchestral forces. The first two show Mozart in ebullient form, and are perhaps the more difficult of the lot, with virtuosic writing involving very high solo lines.
Listen out for operatic elements in this concerto: by this point, Mozart had already written a dozen operas, including the highly accomplished La finta giardiniera, and this can be heard in the way groups of instruments interact. The pair of oboes add weight to orchestral tutti, anchoring the high violin lines. A lively first movement gives way to a wonderfully expansive pastorale, in which the oboes and horns punctuate cadences and act as signal-bearers for the solo violin. The rondo-finale actually opens with the violin solo leading the theme, an especially Mozartean touch, and dances its way to an exuberant end. (Programme notes: Thomas Ang)
CHLOE CHUA (b. 2007)
Young violinist Chloe Chua's meteoric rise on the classical music concert stage culminated in being awarded the joint 1st prize at the 2018 Yehudi Menuhin International Competition for Young Violinists.
The 13-year-old from Singapore had also garnered the top prize at the 24th Andrea Postacchini Violin Competition, and the 3rd prize at the 2017 Zhuhai International Mozart Competition. She has also been awarded prizes at Thailand International Strings Competition (Junior Category Grand Prize), Singapore National Piano and Violin Competition (1st Prize, Junior 2017, 3rd Prize Junior 2015).
She has been enrolled in the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts School of Young Talents (NAFA) since she was four, and is currently under the tutelage of Yin Ke, leader of their Strings programme.
Her stunning maturity and musicality has captured the hearts of audience around the world, and her performances have taken her to concerts hall across the U.K, Thailand, Italy, Germany, China, Saudi Arabia, USA and Singapore, and in festivals such as the New Virtuosi Queenswood Mastercourse, Atlanta Festival Academy and the Singapore Violin Festival.
More recently, she has performed with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, China Xiamen Philharmonic Orchestra, AFA festival Orchestra, Salzburg Chamber Soloists, Russian National Youth Orchestra under the baton of Maestro Yuri Bashme , Kammerorchester Basel conducted by Umberto Benedetti Michelangeli and the China Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Maestro Xia Xiaotang.
She performs on a violin by Peter Guarneri of Venice, 1729, on generous loan from the Rin Collection. - เพลง
Mozart was 17 when he wrote this; Chloe was going on 14 in this performance. She conveys the youthful spirit of the piece so beautifully! I'm so happy that this is finally out for mass consumption! We love you Chloe!
He was 19.
@@greghudon4696 george ur a fake fan smh
@@hania88888 what
@@kirbyystars9072 george chen is a fake fan of mozart
@@hania88888 then why were you replying to greg lmao
To everyone: thank you so very much for your warm support for Chloe and the orchestra! We told our Chief Conductor Hans Graf today (he's in town for our upcoming concerts) about all your kind words and he was not only very grateful to all, but expressed how important it is that we must continue to do our best to protect and support Chloe's growth. We hope to play with her again soon!
I agree, but please don't "overprotect" her! We want to hear lots more from Chloe!
@@mindfulskills q，q
You're welcome. Nice to see that Chloe is still rehearsing/ recording with a live orchestra even during these difficult pandemic days. Special thanks to violin owner for generous loan of this beatiful and invaluable violin. I had tears in my eyes.
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 More power to you and of course Chloe
Anything for our dear Professor Chloe
Her playing is cleaner and brighter than my future :(
You can do anything you set your mind to. Don't let anyone or anything stop you. Especially great talent in others. Use it as inspiration. As Chloe would say.." You can do it! Trust in yourself ".
@Daily Dose Of Stupitity no hes not hes saying chloes playing is better than his future
@Daily Dose Of Stupitity Guess your name checks out
@Ryan C definitely agreed
Lol
Professor Chloe strikes again!! Destroying self-esteems for the past 13 years! :D
14! (^_^)''
@@singaporesymphony when did chloe turn 14?
@@twinklystarzz She turned 14 on January 7th of this year.
She's a year older than me and I play violin too lol :D
@@emilyduffy6800 Happy Birth Day ! =)
As a casual fan of classical, I’m not sure what it is I love so much about her playing. Practically speaking, there are obviously many virtuoso violin players like Midori, Hahn, Etc. But for whatever reason, I don’t feel the connection to the music like I do when I hear Chloe play. I wonder what it is, the fun TwoSet connection, being a prodigy, or what. But her playing sounds so pure and I love it.
I haven't watched Chloe Chua on video with Twosetviolin so I'm not influenced by her youthful personality, but I agree with you that she connects deeply to the music. She is simply fantastic to listen to and sounds so mature.
I agree. I can't connect with Hilary Hahn as I can with Chloe (sorry Hilary) . She's just on another level and so pure
I think we just have to admit. Considering her age or not, she is one of the best violinists in the world right now. Then, considering her age, I can’t even imagine how bright she’ll shine in the future.
@hknavyseals yeah the others like Midori and Hahn...yall are so stupid and weird lmao
To me, her pacing is what makes me connect to her. She's never in a rush. She always has plenty of time to approach the next note a good as she can. She is capable of playing the most technically challenging pieces, but seems to be only interested in the musical aspect. Technique is purely a tool, never a goal with her. Those are my 2cts.
There were Amadeus' giggles, and now there are Chloe's... for those who know her as Brett and Eddy's teacher. Such a wonderful interpretation of his music with the Singapore Symphony.
She’s a teacher ?
@@Diana-kk6qz Brett and Eddy are TH-camrs called "TwoSet Violin".
They featured Chloe in a couple of videos as their "Sifu"/"Professor Chloe" as she utterly destroyed their self confidence and 20+ years of violin practice. Very fun videos 😂 Now those two were former professional orchestra musicians too. But the child genius is at a whole other level. 🙌🎻
Chloe already prepared to destroy both Brett and Eddy while doing the Ling Ling workout almost flawlessly.
The 3 person that disliked this are surely those who only dreamt of being LingLing but never will
Maybe LingLing gave a like
Omg username and profile uwuuu
I actually feel happy to hear Chole Chua play. Instead of ruining my self-esteem she inspires me to do my best. I'll continue to do what I am good at as well as correct what I make mistakes in.
I loveee your perspective! I hope people start to see Chloe as a source of motivation rather than someone who tears away at their self esteem because of her skills :)
Chloe plays for the sheer beauty of music. Her playing is delicate and pure .
No.2 has always been a favorite but with Chloe's talent, it seems that Mozart created it just for her.
I´m absolutely certain that Mozart would be in awe if he could see and hear her playing this.
Chloe is wonderful in several ways: Every note is in perfect tune; Her playing is precise; and She exudes the presence and emotion through her performance that’s appropriate for the music. Bravo! There is one other violinist who played in a similar manner through her childhood: Hilary Hahn. Both have a clear, perfect, precise technique that’s so clean and enjoyable, Hopefully Chloe will be allowed to continue her all-around development into a smart, caring and lovely young lady, too. Thank you Ms. Chua!!
You took the words out of my mouth. Well said, sir!
It is true
Chloe is a wonderful young lady. It must be a bit strange playing a live concert to an empty auditorium. She plays marvellously and has grace and poise too. I hope she plays for many years.
funny i like this way, so it is more relaxing to play.
But imagine how much better the music would sound with a completely empty auditorium, no eyes to worry about. Just the beauty of what they’re creating
"Chloe is not just a wunderkind, she is a great young artist with a fantastic future coming"
SSO Chief Conductor Hans Graf
Chloe just cares about every note she plays..... precise, control and projection.....
how it should be
You are right. But it is more than caring of course. Chloe is passionately in love with the violin's sounds!
In a recent Symphony 924 interview she explained that she really enjoyed practice because it involved just listening!
Can't wait our ling ling also my favorite professor!!!💖
Can't wait to hear her! ✨Ling ling is proud of you.✨
We love you chloe❤️
I know because of the pandemic, it must be weird for all these fantastic musicians to perform in an empty concert hall, especially Chloe. But, depsite the circumstances, all of them did absolutely amazing, and of course, Chloe's solo was every bit as amazing as always. Chloe, even though we're in a pandemic, all of us musicians hope for a brighter future for you, and hopefully music is still motivating you to do things at this moment :) All the musicians' dedication in this video is top-notch, and I'm always amazed at the brilliant performances they put out for people to enjoy.
We too hope for and work for Chloe's bright future. In fact, as far as music in Singapore is concerned, Chloe IS our bright future.
@@singaporesymphony Singapore Symphony, praise to your fantastic musicians and praise to Chloe :)
@@singaporesymphony
For this, I send you a Heart :)
I don't know how much you follow so called "modern" music, but go watch cardi b and realize she has more than 200 million views on a totally talentless music video with less than mediocre music and writing. This is the true enemy, because it teaches young people they can become rich celebrities without any talent whatsoever.
@@singaporesymphony i hope to experience face to face one of your concerts with chloe soon. 💕
Chloe is the brightest star in the firmament and this perfect performance sets the gold-standard for Mozart #2.
She is my hero.
i had the wonderful opportunity to play with chloe and we ended up being good friends. she gives me goosebumps every time i hear her play! i wish her the best :)
I am very glad to see that tomorrow's SSO concert is sold out.
Good luck to everyone and, especially, to Chloe with the Paganini!
(The cameras will be there too, so hopefully the rest of the world will have an opportunity to see and hear the concert eventually.)
Chloe performed Vaughan Williams "The Lark Ascending" a few hours ago on 2 April 2021 in the Victoria Hall (Singapore) with the Re:Sound Collective.
Judging by her sublime performance of Massenet's similarly visionary "Meditation" from Thais, I think this must have been a profound and very moving occasion. I hope she and her audience alike were transported by the beauty of the piece.
I was fortunate enough to watch her soon-to-be-posted performance of Mozart's violin concerto #2 when it was streamed last autumn.
Those who are yet to hear it are in for a wonderful treat. It is world-class music making and a triumph for all concerned - Chloe, Hans and members of the orchestra.
It's abundantly clear Chloe has been playing violin for several lifetimes.
Virtuosa del Violin. Cloe.
I'm so glad I found out about her through TwoSet
Mozart at its best!!Chloe is really very joyful!!And her Interpretation of Mozart is crystal clear!!!A very clear structure!!Congratulation!!I like the whole Performance!!!Congratulation!! I like also the harmony in her face!!
Chloe literally becomes the music. It can be scary at times, I won't lie, but every time that smile comes out, I get that reminder that she's a kid like me, just one who loves music so so so much! Truly inspirational!
she's a musical genius ❤️
It seems Chloe is the best example of excellence in music
she is an unbelievable player and a marvellous person!
The most supportive comment section ever and a very supportive SSO as well!!!!!
If she were to ever perform in my city, I'd be willing to stand in line for hours and pay a lot of money to buy tickets to the concert.
Today, the 13th of April, is the 3rd anniversary of Chloe's recital in the first round of the Menuhin Competition. As she stepped on to the stage, she could have had absolutely no inkling of how her life would be transformed over the next few days, let alone of what she would go on to have achieved by now. Although she performed the Bach with which her recital began extremely beautifully, it is clear that she did not enjoy the self-belief and on-stage well-being that is manifest in even her semi-final performance four days later, to say nothing of the magic she conjured up in the final.
That her recital turned out to be so well received must have been a huge boost. How fitting then that we can celebrate its 3rd anniversary by delighting in the world class Mozart she gives to us here, and that views of her performance in the Menuhin final will pass 5 million tomorrow!
How fitting too that she is going to revisit Bach-for the first time, I believe-when she performs BWV 1017 at the Copenhagen Summer Festival this August! Her so doing will surely prove that she is as great an interpreter of Bach (and the Baroque) as we now know her to be of Mozart (and the Classical).
(Her “2018 Winners” recital, which is to be streamed on 18 May on the Menuhin Competition’s channel, features three
completely pieces; and, not to be outdone, her Festival recital features four more! Her program is here
www.copenhagensummerfestival.dk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/2021-08-13-Chloe-Chua.pdf
Amazingly, the Festival features not only Chloe but Alexandra Dovgan too! This is beyond all reason. One miracle is hard enough to get one’s head round, but two in the same place at the same time?! Yet the Festival is ridiculously cheap. A Partout ticket giving entry to every recital over the whole 10 days costs just £79!
Full details are here.
www.copenhagensummerfestival.dk/
I wish I can be there.
Make sure she’s happy and not feeling so much pressure. Let’s see her play with joy.
We love you, Chloe!
She is my beloved powerfull idol of violin.She is like the sun. Please I give u all my dreams in your hands, Reach everything that I cannot reach and paint it with your colors.
What a superb performance! She is so together with the orchestra. She blends with the tone and spirit of the orchestra effortless, never stealing the show or overtly pretentious.
I just keep coming back to this performance all the time. One of the peaks of Chloe's playing. Note the unbelievable sound quality as well. I suppose it's due to the lack of audience so missing a dampening effect.
Wow! Chloe is truly amazing. I was first introduced to her talent through 2-set, and since then have followed her wherever I could listen to her. She is a marvel and wonderous talent. 👍
Tis is the first time I'm hearing her. Been looking for a new favorite violinist for a while finally found one. :)
It started as a funny reaction video. I typically listen to bands like Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith. Let's see some prodigies that'll be fun. Now I'm nearly pulling my hair out trying to find as many Chloe Chua performances as I can get my ears on 😆
There are 180+ videos of Chloe on YT!
Sadly, they are not easy to track down - a typical search on YT doesn't yield half of them - but if you go to Maria Ludkin-Finnie's YT channel you will find a playlist containing all of them.
(You will also find some of Maria's own compositions. I particularly like "The Black Rose." She is, I think, a bit younger than Chloe.)
@Jack Burgess Oh my goodness! Thank you so much!!!
@@thethinkingtreefrog8061
You are welcome!
Actually, Maria has yet to update her list with two further videos of tracks from Chloe's forthcoming CD - the Largo of Winter, and the first movement from the Locatelli concerto.
Sadly, these videos have flown completely under the radar. Both have only a few hundred views.
This is especially unfortunate in the case of the Locatelli, since the cadenza in it is one of Chloe's greatest and most mind-boggling achievements.
Here is the link, not just to the Locatelli but specifically to the start of the cadenza. The sound is so rich and complex that the average listener would think that Chloe is accompanied by the orchestra. But in reality, and incredibly, from this point on she performs solo for 2 minutes and 30 seconds straight.
th-cam.com/video/MV9DMQtuDPE/w-d-xo.html
Chloe is to perform Mozart's violin concerto #5, likewise with Hans Graf and the SSO, on the 28 July, and so only 10 days from now
The concert, which includes Richard Strauss's Don Juan and Brahms 2nd symphony, *is to be streamed live on the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's YT channel* .
Happy days!
Oh my! I cannot believe what I have just watched and heard! She is a prodigy of prodigies! But I also have to say, the Singapore Symphony was right there with her! I am floored by the SS, and the whole production. The video was great, and the sound recording and mix was totally awesome, totally captured her sound and the symphony's as best I could imagine! What a world class symphony and venue!
1. Allegro moderato 0:39
2. Andante 10:25
3. Rondeau. Allegro 18:44
My dream come true would be Chloe Chua play and Yuzuru Hanyu skate! That would be absolutely match made in heaven!!!! Precision, clarity, technicality, musicality, charism, hypnotic, the whole works!!!!!
I’ve followed many violinists throughout my life. I must admit Ms Chua is the most amazing of them all. I can’t wait until she comes to NYC!
What does NYC stand for?
@@karenbear299New York city
Her tone is brighter than the sun.
Chloe's music is truly expressing. It is not her playing Mozart's piece. It is her telling her own story. Throuhg a true artist's performance we communicate directly with them. I watched a lot of Chloe's performances and she always plays herself, not like anyone, not for anyone, not even through the composer. I can only see her shining creation which makes me forget everything else.
Back watching this again because her playing is just so amazing.
(Edit: Chloe is using a Petrus Guarnerius, _Venice_ ,1729 according to latest info from her TH-cam channel's video)
*An interesting bit of info in the video description*
Chloe's violin is a Guaneri... " -Peter Guarneri, Mantua 1729- , on generous loan from the Rin Collection".
I knew it. I'd already noted at that time that this violin had a unique tone.
And it's worth 1.8 million dollars.
@@Colonel_Kassad
Yeah, her violin must've been of exceptional quality to be worth that much... Peter Guarneri's violin are not as highly prized as those by "del Gesù" Guarneri. The highest auction price for his violin was 890K sold last October.
@@appl2597 The sound of that violin is on quantum level.
The first time Chloe played this concerto I observed a dozen angels listening on a cushy cloud. One of them even had a tape-recorder running, I swear. :)
@@appl2597 Bartolomeo Giuseppe 'del Gesu' Guarneri was actually Pietro's nephew.
Pietro Giovanni wasn't a prolific maker but compared to Bartolomeo, his works were much more consistent in quality.
But the dates confound me here. Pietro Giovanni of Mantua supposed to have passed on in 1720. So if it was 1729, it would have been Pietro of Venice, Bartolomeo Gisuseppe's elder brother instead.
So which is which ? The date being wrong or the maker referred here being wrong?
@@maxxevv3328
Yeah I notice that as well when googling for info on Pietro Giovanni of Mantua. It's obviously a 'mistake' by SSO but I have no idea if the date is wrong or if the maker is wrong.
Wow! Chloe Chua is the true definition of a prodigy! Her playing is just wonderful! And I must say the rest of the orchestra is amazing too!
She plays it so well! It sounds like she truly understands Mozart, and at such a young age!
8:03 epic solo moment for professor chloe
I can sincerely say that I have never heard this concerto played better than this. Chloe’s playing here is out of this world - - absolutely superb.
Q - What do you get when East meets West in perfect harmony?
A - Chloe.
I heard her play at TwoSet's channel. Now I think my ears have fallen in love with her playing.
Quand j'entends Chloé jouer, ce n'est que du bonheur pour mes oreilles.
Classical music is one of the best gifts of life. I wish I was taught how to play any instrument when I was young so I could partake in beautiful performances such as this. At least I can still enjoy this as a spectator. Thank you to the Orchestra and to miss Chua!
World class!! She is a national treasure! Good job Singapore!
This was so clean it did my laundry!
Can’t wait Chloe’s World Tour
Mozart is so simple but beautiful. The reason I started playing violin.I need to play this again
as a 14 year old myself (hopefully future violinist) Chloe really inspires me. I'm currently learning this piece too and this is for sure the best recording of Mozart's vc 2 I've heard so far! Thank you for your beautiful playing dear Chloe.
Thanks to the Singapore Symphony Orchestra for giving us this wonderful gem that I had the opportunity to stream last December. It's always a wonder to hear you perform this concert, and it is wonderful to hear Chloe's performance again. Thanks to everyone, from the heart.
It is just as wonderful to see your (and everyone's) support for Chloe - thank you!
@@singaporesymphony: again, thank you for what you are offering us.
How nice to see Chloe again after 3 years!, after seeing her winning the Menuhin Competition in 2018.
She has perfect play and a beautiful tone! Only 13 years old! She is a marvel.
She is so good! I also noticed the whole music recording quality is very good, maybe partially due to lack of usual background ‘noise’ from the audiences.
One of my favourites of Mozart's concertos. It was so beautiful I cried!
I hope she loves it as much as we love watching her... amazing
I really hope to be able to listen to her perform here in Vienna in the future. The Musikverein's Golden Hall would be appropriate in my opinion 🥺
Yes, you are right. Chloe's Mozart is deserving of such a magnificent and historic setting, no question.
These days she is also a master of late Romanticism. Her performance of Chausson's Poeme two days ago as part of the entertainment at this year's Menuhin Competition is similarly monumental (as indeed is the rest of her recital).
th-cam.com/video/P2SshKK-Wzc/w-d-xo.html
Very delicate playing too! Master Chloe!! Ps. anyone here from twosetviolin
Genius is supposed to be 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration but in this case, it has to be 100% of each. It is the only way this makes sense to me that Chloe is able to play like this with flawless technique, the beauty of tone, and such a musical imagination at this age.
Yes, Chloe is extremely hard-working and dedicated to her art - and she is the mother of all geniuses.
Her musical imagination appears limitless: from Baroque, through Classical, the entire sweep of Romanticism across the whole of the 19C, early mid and late 20C, and even 21C, her musical understanding is so deep, and so natural, that everything fits her like a glove.
While she swings with Gershwin and tangos with Piazzolla like the coolest teenager on the planet, she is also religious, and her approach to the sacred is transcendent and beyond compare.
In this latter regard, I cannot recommend highly enough her "The Lark Ascending" and "Meditation" (the rehearsal with the SSO - not the live performance, which is spoilt by background noice and acoustic issues). These performances are radiant and luminous visions of the divine. Both are on her channel.
Chloe's performance of Mozart's violin concerto #4 at the Zhuhai competition in 2017, when she was just 10, remains delightful and uplifting. But that she should have transitioned in just three years to such exquisite refinement, sensitivity and command as are on display here is a magnificent achievement.
Most if not all of her fans are familiar with the Zhuhai performance, but I suspect many will be surprised to learn that she already has a third Mozart violin concerto up her sleeve - namely, #1 - having performed it at the opening concert of the Festival of Nations in Bad Worishofen in September 2019.
I know of no video, but an account in the local press by a very admiring reviewer, who admits to having been somewhat incredulous at what he was witnessing, can be found on-line.
我是珠海人，知道她，那时非常小。
What a beautiful comment
sorry clicked wrongly. I love all your comments! :)
Her vibrato, tone, and delivery are unusual. Just wow.
Chloe make the violion sound so clear, aloud and so beautiful, at such a younh age!!
Might Mozart accomplish this master piece in 1775, particularily for this genius young girl born 232 years later on. What an amazing.
The whole orchestra, Chloe, and their music is just absolutely stunning.
It is a pity that this fantastic rendition has no live audience.
Her sound is so pretty
A beautiful talented girl, surely she is a gift to the world, and a treasure.
Su ogni nota c'è tanto studio e tanto sacrificio.Il risultato è brillante.Un discorso musicale eseguito con una leggerezza quasi impalpabile e con una straordinaria espressione di serenità sul viso che si chiama " bellezza". Una giovinetta che esprime le proprie competenze musicali al pari di una perla incastonata nella sua conchiglia.Sei un gioiello!🎶🎶🎶👏👏👏👏👏👏🌟🌟🌟🌹
In this sinful world, you make me believe in Angels again. Bravo!
Thank You Chloe! I also Thank everyone who poured into so that you may give to everyone who has an ear to hear....
The Gold E string is sure a step ahead of many professional violinist since many cannot control the whistling when using.
I don't want to listen others playing violin after listening Chloe 😀💚💙
My sentiment, as well :)
ME THREE!! Chloe is musicality personified, but with heavenly beauty that very few can ever match.
Me too.
Prodigy among prodigy, incredible
She´s an excellent violin player. Totally talented. Gos gave her that wonderful skill. Congrats Chloe because you´re a winner.
the fact that she can remember all of that 😳❤
So in love with her performance even though I dont know violin
You've just proven that now you do! :)
@@singaporesymphony Thank for giving us the opportunity to see an lorchestra in TH-cam. I'm thinking to learn violin soon. :)
she looks like an angel who plays very well to me
Excellent band, conductor, performer. Thank you very much.
I'm a muggle of classical music but I found myself coming back to this addicting piece 😊
Amazing performance! Thank you so much for sharing, @Singapore Symphony and congratulations to Chloe, Hans and the orchestra on such an amazing performance! ❤️
Greetings from Switzerland!
A flawless performance by Chloe and everyone. BRAVO!
A SG Vanessa with her own album soon ...., one day playing in London Albert Hall or US Carnegie Hall.. anything is possible.
Playing Mozart at 13 years old proves the existence of reincarnation.
My god, so I'm literally obsessed with her.I'm pretty sure even Mozart was younger than her when he composed this.
The miraculous Chloe is 13 here.
The miraculous Mozart composed this concerto when he was 19.
Let music still exist even through this pandemic
She grew up now, taller,prettier and showing more strength to play.
I played this concerto 35 years ago for an exam, but I played another cadenza, written by a professor of the violin from Leipzig, Mr. Thiemann. The other concertos by Mozart are technically mor difficult. I still remember well. I watch already for a long time, that the after-growing violinists practize and play firstly always all these virtouos pieces from the 19. century (Saint-Saens, Ysaye, Paganini, Vieuxtemps usw.) and then come the great concerts from the 18. and 19. century: Bach, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Bruch, Beethoven, Dvorak, Brahms. Perhaps, these pieces are really the most beautiful ones , what there are as sheets for concerto musik for the violin. Chloe plays very mature and musically.
Absolutely!
That Chloe is miraculously gifted musically has always been clear even in her performances of technically demanding pieces such as Sarasate's Carmen and Wieniawski's Variation on an Original Theme.
But Mozart tests an instrumentalist's musicality to the absolute limit, and on this occasion Chloe passes it flying colours that I think none of her peers can match.
(As you say, ditto Bach. The Bach with which she began her recital in the first round of Menuhin 2018 likewise exudes fantastic musicality. It is surely no accident that she is going to revisit Bach--for the very first time I believe--in her 13 August recital at the Copenhagen Summer Festival.)
I have miscalculated myself. It is even 37 years ago. 1984! But is is really not so imported, at each case it is rather long ago.
OMG, her dynamics are outstanding!! 16:23 to 16:29
Way to go Chloe. Congratulations on your SSO appointment.
Chloe. You are fantastic and the orchestra is also excellent👏👍🏻🎻❤️
Thank you for your kind words!
D-Major 0:39 Allegro Moderato - 8:04 Cadenza by Robert Levin
G-Major 10:25 Andante
D-Major 18:44 Rondeù, Allegro
I love her playing. It makes me feel so light and joyous 😊😊😊