I am at a loss that I have discovered this so late in life. Having always had an appreciation of classical music yet I have never been so profoundly affected by a piece of music as I have in discovering this today. Quite honestly I cant breath.This is the third or fourth arrangement of this piece that I have listened to across several instruments today, and I am speechless. Paraphrasing another poster on youtube, if the divine speaks through music, it does so in the key of D minor. So many emotions boil over as I listen to this piece of music. Absolutely beyond words at this moment......
Wow. How on earth did she keep this so convincingly in D minor without an E-string? And so well played! Tanya clearly has mad arranging and performance skillz.
This is so good, so soulful, so deep, such an amazing performance, I don't have any words sufficient to express my gratitude for seeing and hearing this. So, just, thank you!
As an amateur cellist, I have long wondered if there could possibly be a cello version of the Chaconne. It is such a special and singular masterpiece for violin, and so difficult. Even more challenging for cello, which is a much larger instrument and harder to move. Now I know that the answer is that this is also a masterpiece for cello. For one cello, not two, or three, or four, but one. At four cellos it is already almost orchestral, which makes it a completely different piece. It is a piece for solo cello. And who IS (That be a reference to an early scene in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.) this cellist who has opened this piece to the world?! Bravo!
John Carlton-Foss I agree. It is a special piece, for violin, piano, classical guitar, etc. But it is exquisite on cello. Like you said...ONE cello! Amazing.
Pedantic? A misuse of the term, I think. An enthusiastic and effusive response to the music, a little free association, and that’s ‘pedantic’? Then me too, I guess...
Bathtub Barracuda You should look up "pedantic." The commenter is a bit precious and the prose is rather purple, but not pedantic. Me, on the other hand? A little pedantic.
John Carlton-Foss I too am a amateur cellist and make your words mine. I will just add that for me to play this piece so well, apart from incredible work and dedication, I will need the help of reincarnation...
I've heard violin performances (on TH-cam of course) by some of the world's greatest violinists. Your interpretation of the piece surpasses theirs. And the cello brings out the pathos and moments of anger of the piece in a way that a violin can't quite do. I think it was Schubert who said something like this: "I'm a pretty good musician. I could have written some of the stuff that Bach wrote. But the Chaconne -- not humanly possible to write such a piece, the depth of emotion needed to do it would kill a mortal. Yet there it is." (Maybe someone here knows the quote and can post it accurately.) [edit] I've heard performance by two cellos, excellent musicians. I agree with others who've commented here, this is a piece for one and only one performer. Thank you.
As a cellist who has played many gigs at a pro level in my Quartet this level of skill and artistry and difficulty is hard to contemplate. I want to learn this but it will take years lol. Well done. I've listened many times it's utterly beautiful and unimaginably difficult really great job
Ms. Anisimova your Chaconne is just thrilling. Never would I have thought to come across a cellist playing this. Congratulations on your marvelous performance and arrangement. And thank you for sharing! Loved it.
A phenomenal performance. Challenging to bring off and here done masterfully. I am imagining many months of intense, single minded study and preparation wherein the many parts, technically worked out, are unified into a musical whole. "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take but rather by the moments when our breath is taken way." This is surely one of them.
A strong, dramatic, emotional rendering of this piece. Usually I listen to it played by the lauta (luth). This version shows it's possible to approach Bach with real firepower. Thanx!
I'm in total admiration in front of each Chaconne, you and the cello, Segovia and the classical guitar, each time... As an electric guitar player, for me it is an inspiration. Always.
pensé que el chelo no lograría elevar la tensión como el violín pero Tanya Anisimova superó mis espectativas del instrumento con la pasión de su virtuosismo! Aplausos de pié!!
@@prometheusrex1 Bach transcribed Vivaldi's works quite a lot, the Harpsichord Concerto in A minor BWV 1065, Organ Concerto in D minor BWV 596, and Organ Concerto in A minor, BWV 593 are several examples
@@prometheusrex1 Yep, BWV 1065 is based on Vivaldi's concerto for four violins in b minor RV 580, BWV 596 is concerto for two violins RV 565, and BWV 593 is based on Concerto for Two Violins in A minor, RV 522
Extraordinaire interprétation !!!!! Le vio!oncelle apporte un peu plus de chaleur en se rapprochant de la tessiture de la voix humaine...Quelle difficulté technique !!!!Incroyable et majestueux !!!!!!!
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Bravo Tanya for this incredible performance and thank you so much ! It was impossible then you did it :) Please let's share your score too ;) I hope you'll continue to work hard and play this masterpiece forever, and show us again..
I think this the piece of music that James Rhodes wrote about in his book: "I was seven, I was a weird kid, and there were lots of really difficult things happening. I found this old cassette, and on the cassette was this piece. Above all, it made me feel like even if it seemed like the world was a really hostile and appalling place, it couldn’t be that bad because something this beautiful existed in it. There are moments of such joy and such heroism in that piece. That got me through a lot of my childhood... This music kept me company. It was like a skeleton key that helped me unlock things and understand things that children of seven or eight can’t understand."
I think there is something deeply spiritual in Bach's Chaconne and it's so beautiful to see the natural concentration that someone can use to tune into this spirituality and provide this beautiful musical experience to all of us. Thank you, Tanya, this performance touched my soul.
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amazing to me that bach wrote an entire piece for one breath. the music doesn't pause. beautiful.
I am at a loss that I have discovered this so late in life. Having always had an appreciation of classical music yet I have never been so profoundly affected by a piece of music as I have in discovering this today. Quite honestly I cant breath.This is the third or fourth arrangement of this piece that I have listened to across several instruments today, and I am speechless. Paraphrasing another poster on youtube, if the divine speaks through music, it does so in the key of D minor. So many emotions boil over as I listen to this piece of music. Absolutely beyond words at this moment......
Michael Wilson, Thank You for your deep appreciation of The Chaconne. Your words are truly inspiring.
Bravo. The emotion of sorrow, grief and joy flows through this cello. A monumental piece given new life.
I think that composing this piece of music was one of the greatest human achievements of all time. Being able to play it this well isn't far behind.
Michael! How have the last four years been since you found this piece? I wanna know how you’re doing!
thank you so much for your words, you said perfectly, exactly what I feel and what hardly I can think... thank you, my unknown friend
Wow. How on earth did she keep this so convincingly in D minor without an E-string? And so well played! Tanya clearly has mad arranging and performance skillz.
She knows her Rostropovich.
This is so good, so soulful, so deep, such an amazing performance, I don't have any words sufficient to express my gratitude for seeing and hearing this. So, just, thank you!
As an amateur cellist, I have long wondered if there could possibly be a cello version of the Chaconne. It is such a special and singular masterpiece for violin, and so difficult. Even more challenging for cello, which is a much larger instrument and harder to move. Now I know that the answer is that this is also a masterpiece for cello. For one cello, not two, or three, or four, but one. At four cellos it is already almost orchestral, which makes it a completely different piece. It is a piece for solo cello. And who IS (That be a reference to an early scene in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.) this cellist who has opened this piece to the world?! Bravo!
I don't think you could be any more pedantic.
John Carlton-Foss I agree. It is a special piece, for violin, piano, classical guitar, etc. But it is exquisite on cello. Like you said...ONE cello!
Amazing.
Pedantic? A misuse of the term, I think. An enthusiastic and effusive response to the music, a little free association, and that’s ‘pedantic’? Then me too, I guess...
Bathtub Barracuda
You should look up "pedantic." The commenter is a bit precious and the prose is rather purple, but not pedantic. Me, on the other hand? A little pedantic.
John Carlton-Foss I too am a amateur cellist and make your words mine. I will just add that for me to play this piece so well, apart from incredible work and dedication, I will need the help of reincarnation...
I've heard violin performances (on TH-cam of course) by some of the world's greatest violinists. Your interpretation of the piece surpasses theirs. And the cello brings out the pathos and moments of anger of the piece in a way that a violin can't quite do.
I think it was Schubert who said something like this: "I'm a pretty good musician. I could have written some of the stuff that Bach wrote. But the Chaconne -- not humanly possible to write such a piece, the depth of emotion needed to do it would kill a mortal. Yet there it is." (Maybe someone here knows the quote and can post it accurately.)
[edit] I've heard performance by two cellos, excellent musicians. I agree with others who've commented here, this is a piece for one and only one performer. Thank you.
this is one of the best renditions I've ever heard
Восхищающее исполнение!! Приезжайте во Владивлсток так же Японию. Waiting...
As a cellist who has played many gigs at a pro level in my Quartet this level of skill and artistry and difficulty is hard to contemplate. I want to learn this but it will take years lol. Well done. I've listened many times it's utterly beautiful and unimaginably difficult really great job
Playing music composed for violin on cello is not what we see everyday. Brava!
I am likely not qualified to make any comments here but what you are doing is humanly not possible, but inhumanly beautiful. Spasibo
HOLY HELL THAT'S THE BEST-SOUNDING VIOLIN I'VE EVER HEARD! Stunning :)))))))) ineedtopracticeineedtopracticeineedtopractice
It’s a cello lol. It goes lower than violin.
Ms. Anisimova your Chaconne is just thrilling. Never would I have thought to come across a cellist playing this. Congratulations on your marvelous performance and arrangement. And thank you for sharing! Loved it.
One of the bests arrangements for solo played on that chaconne I ever heard of. Astonishing, I have no words. Brava Tanya!
In my humble opinion this is the very best interpretation of Bach's wonderful Chaconne on the cello. Bravo!
A phenomenal performance. Challenging to bring off and here done masterfully. I am imagining many months of intense, single minded study and preparation wherein the many parts, technically worked out, are unified into a musical whole. "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take but rather by the moments when our breath is taken way." This is surely one of them.
Very very very beautiful! Thank you, Tanya for your music!
It takes genius to play music written by a genius - I still can’t imagine the work that goes into perfecting a piece like this - Thank You!!
Thank you so much for the beatiful performance and for making it available in high quality for us!!!
Yes
That is so incredibly moving. Gave me chills. Everything you do to to let the music speak for itself breathes life into it. Stunning
Tanya, amazing transcription... So touching... Bravo!!!
A strong, dramatic, emotional rendering of this piece. Usually I listen to it played by the lauta (luth). This version shows it's possible to approach Bach with real firepower. Thanx!
This woman is insane. Great respect to depth and beauty you produce
Bravo‼︎!
Divinely ....
An incredible performance!
I'm in total admiration in front of each Chaconne, you and the cello, Segovia and the classical guitar, each time... As an electric guitar player, for me it is an inspiration. Always.
Magnificent; thank you for posting!!
Amazing!
Incredible! Great! Fantastic!
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you!
Gorgeous !!!
Truly AMAZING
Wooow. Beautiful!
Great! Really great!
This is simply amazing! Thanks so much.
This might be one of the most emotionally resonant version of the Chaconne I have heard so far. Absolutely beautiful!
Magic! Brava!!
Gracias por este maravilloso regalo.
Now I am breathless! Tks, Mrs. Anisimova for sharing. I always found myself astonished by listening this sound . :)
❤ breathtaking
It sounds so perfect in the cello!! And you did an amazing, wonderful job!! Thank you for sharing it with us!!
wow beautiful
Excellent! Thank you so much.
wordless and crying- absolutely beautiful.
Sublime!
Wicked. Absolutely wicked 👏
Bravo, Tanya!
my favorite piece of music ever! you play it so well! Thank you, Tanya!
pensé que el chelo no lograría elevar la tensión como el violín pero Tanya Anisimova superó mis espectativas del instrumento con la pasión de su virtuosismo! Aplausos de pié!!
Your form is soo amazing and this sounds so beautiful on cello
Omg so so beautifuly played
Precioso,maravilloso
woowwww..... incredible
Certifié intergalactique! Une performance millions de dollars.
Exquisite. Sublime.
Breathtaking.
Thank you for your passion. Moving to say the least.
Absolutely brilliant! Great interpretation. Bravo!!!
Wow what an amazing Cellist.
Oh wow, unbelievably outstanding!
fantastica!!!
Татьяна, я кажется в вас влюбился :) и конечно спасибо огромное за "Чакону"
Bach himself was a great and constant practitioner of the art of transcription. So I think that he would have been completely in favor.
Please identify examples of pieces he transcribed.
@@prometheusrex1 Bach transcribed Vivaldi's works quite a lot, the Harpsichord Concerto in A minor BWV 1065, Organ Concerto in D minor BWV 596, and Organ Concerto in A minor, BWV 593 are several examples
@@tb-dq7sb Were these Vivaldi *violin* pieces that he transcribed for harpsichord and organ?
@@prometheusrex1 Yep, BWV 1065 is based on Vivaldi's concerto for four violins in b minor RV 580, BWV 596 is concerto for two violins RV 565, and BWV 593 is based on Concerto for Two Violins in A minor, RV 522
@@tb-dq7sb Great to know, thank you! 💪
Tanechka, you are a genius! Love you!
Can listen to you playing this piece endlessly! Thank you!
Extraordinaire interprétation !!!!! Le vio!oncelle apporte un peu plus de chaleur en se rapprochant de la tessiture de la voix humaine...Quelle difficulté technique !!!!Incroyable et majestueux !!!!!!!
WOW WOW!!! THANK YOU, ''TANYA''
Wonderful perfomance!
congrats
Outstanding! Character, technical perfection and thrilling inspiration! Thank you, Tanya!
wonderful!!!!!!!!
Tanya Anisimova will be playing at the Rockfish Valley Community Center in Afton, Va on Saturday, January 25 at 3:30pm. For more info, visit rockfishvalleycommunitycenter.memberlodge.com/music
esta es de las mejores interpretaciones que he visto y oido de esta obra inmortal.
jes, brilliant played
a true pleasure to listen to your interpretation
beautiful i love this piece tanya xoxoxo
Totally inspired to practice more...stunned by your talent.
Beautiful
Superlativa...Bravissima!!
Now that's talent ,,, your really gifted
Oh,Tanya! Magnifique!
Bravo Tanya for this incredible performance and thank you so much ! It was impossible then you did it :) Please let's share your score too ;) I hope you'll continue to work hard and play this masterpiece forever, and show us again..
Beautiful. I wish if i could play like that.
That's one piece I never thought I'd hear played on a cello - and enjoy it. Brava.
Really touch me!
Brillante y conmovedor.
Shockingly passionate!
Very beautiful
Love what you are doing! Thank you. Hope I can order your arrangement :)
Как здорово играет это сложнейшее произведение эта красивейшая женщина!
Я думал, что только на гитаре (в исполнении А. Сеговии) хорошо звучит чакона.
I think this the piece of music that James Rhodes wrote about in his book: "I was seven, I was a weird kid, and there were lots of really difficult things happening. I found this old cassette, and on the cassette was this piece. Above all, it made me feel like even if it seemed like the world was a really hostile and appalling place, it couldn’t be that bad because something this beautiful existed in it. There are moments of such joy and such heroism in that piece. That got me through a lot of my childhood... This music kept me company. It was like a skeleton key that helped me unlock things and understand things that children of seven or eight can’t understand."
Bravo!!
GREAT!
brilliant!
I think there is something deeply spiritual in Bach's Chaconne and it's so beautiful to see the natural concentration that someone can use to tune into this spirituality and provide this beautiful musical experience to all of us. Thank you, Tanya, this performance touched my soul.
Listening to Bach always transports me to another astral plane. This is lovely.
Muy bella versión, excelente ejecución, gran virtuosismo. Gracias Tanya
Che stupore, che meraviglia. Che emozione, suono, tecnica, arr.e interpretazione sublimi. Grazie Tanya
This is beautiful. You should release an album.
I got goose bumps listening.. couldn't be arranged better for cello..
Bravoooo!!!!
🎵🎶🌹
Someone is consorting with the devil. Nicely played. Did not know this was even possible on 'cello.