@@anggakhrsma how? Chloe made a lot of eye contacts with him while Christian is so small and cute. What does it have to do with him smiling at the winners and a good musician?
Chloe is 16 now. Her first CD came out last month. It is a live recording of a 70 minute concert she gave last year - likewise leading the orchestra throughout - when she was 15. Her musical development has continued at an astonishing rate. If (rightly) you think she is incredible here, you should see her now!
@@ionlygroommymy2cats The CD is 62 mins 11 secs. But of course, even subtracting the main interval (between the Four Seasons and the Locatelli), the concert took a few minutes longer.
Some of yall acting like it would be embarrassing to be a background player to a nine year old. I would be hella honored to even play with any talented player like chloe even if she was 3 years old. The background players are also very talented.if they weren't they wouldn't be playing with her at all. To the people who are acting like it's an insult to play with a nine year old I bet you cant even play a scale correctly. Grow up and enjoy and acknowledge the hard work she has put into this.
You're right. Lots of people in the comment section can't even play, so why are they trying to disrespect the people in the orchestra. They are all magnificent players.
i see what you’re saying, but i feel like it’s more envy than anything. it’s an absolute honor to play with such a young and talented soloist at the world’s most prestigious violin competition, but if i was one of the orchestral musicians i would feel just a tiny bit jealous in the “i wish that were me” way
i mean i can play music (not that well but i can) and if you asked me to be a background player to a little kid ill be honoured but still a little bitter
My ear qualified , but my soul not^-^. At silent moment or long slur, i would jumped or drown at that moment. haha. Btw im rock player. But i like classical music, is good to improved your vocabulary although just grab some pieces.
@@mybirdsmells Chloe Chua gets trained for free by the Singaporean government ever since she was 4 when it was confirmed that she’s a prodigy, also, the fancy antique violin she’s using now is loaned to her for free by a Singaporean billionaire If you are a prodigy and you were born in a tiny but rich country like singapore, there’s a good chance you’ll get trained for free
@@mybirdsmells practice and talent. Both are important. In my country there's a joke that I'll try to adapt as best as I can Talent without practice is like a Mercedes without wheels. It's cool, but it won't get you places. Practice without talent is like the wheels without a Mercedes. It'll get you places, but it's not cool. But I honestly still think that practice is cool, despite generally agreeing with the joke. And her work is immense and incredible and should be appreciated. But the natural talent should also be appreciated
@Rick. All you mentioned is talent. There's no one in the world that could master anything only by having "talent" or gifted or prodigy. They're all need to work hard on it. But a talented person, will developed more quickly than other person that are not talented. Because their brain are gifted from a person that already mastered and passionated to specific things. Easiest is to see Matthew 25 : 14 - 30. It's the perfect example case of someone that has talent and no talent and the correlation with hard work
@@ramzabeoulve7284 Well it is the hard truth, that nobody is born equal starting with wealthy or poor families they are born in, or being born with disability or with better ability to memorize or to be able to use logical thinking or understading and learning things faster. So it is the 100% truth what you say, but you know nowadays it is not polcorrect to say that people are not equal by birth... it is unfortunately such time we live in. Life is not easy, we have to accept the fact, we came to this world differently, yes the abilities can be improved by better environment, richer or educated parents behind the kid, but I know example, when somebody was born in "perfect" family, yet they have failed to show up any talent, or they had terrible personality which led them to being a negative example.
Not only is she playing well herself but she is making sure she is playing along with the orchestra as well, you can see her turn towards certain people to cue, she understands the importance of playing as a group and working together.
Not exactly. She is leading the orchestra in the traditional Baroque style. They are taking their cues from her. What's astonishing to me is the calm authority with which she does it.
she is not playing along with them she is dominating the proceedings making sure they start when she does and so she should she is the soloist and now in 2021 a professor
@@boojay111 Chloe isn't a "professor." Like "Chloe shifu" that is TwoSet's (charming) joke. She is still just a student at the Nanyang Academy (who until she started home schooling recently was also a pupil in secondary school). Of course she is still a genius and an incredibly brilliant violinist!
Not really. There are so many pieces that I’ve even unintentionally memorized. Playing from memory is the easiest part of this. Her technique and intonation, however, is what’s really astounding. She plays with the maturity of someone 5 times her age. Absolutely magnificent. 🔥
@@frostyarchaea8794 idk about you but for me as a child memorization was difficult in every aspect whether it was music or math or anything in between because that was she is a child so for her to memorize these pieces it is indeed astounding
@@aaronduan1939 Probably just needed a little more practice tbh. I didn’t touch a violin for 2 or 3 years. When I finally did again, I realized that I had memorized Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Beethoven’s Egmont and several of Mozart’s divertimenti. I never tried to memorize any of those pieces. My fingers just “knew.”
@@frostyarchaea8794 i agree with this. Our brain even at early ages has the ability to memorise muscle movements - she's eleven in this video which isn't that young anyway (that's not discrediting the sheer amount of hours she would have spent to achieve this). What is incredible for her age even beyond this is her musicality, it feels like a seasoned violinist playing, though i can't necessarily hear all the mistakes as a pianist hahaha
Five years later, Chloe is artist in residence with a world class orchestra. Her first cd has been out six months, with three more to follow next year - and, rightly so, her most recent performances have just slipped behind a (very modest) YT paywall. She has so much to give. May God bless her!
Hi! Thanks for all of your insightful comments. Where can I find Chloe's latest performances on YT? I don't mind a modest paywall. I have looked a few times but come up with nothing.
@@xxxauraxxxxx I was speaking of the new membership scheme on the YT channel of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO), with whom Chloe is the artist in residence. At present only Chloe's truly amazing performance with them earlier this year of Bruch's first violin concerto--it has come as quite a shock to me--is uploaded, but more uploads will follow in due course (none of her recent performances with them of Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante, Mozart's third violin concerto, and Paganini's first violin concerto having as yet been made available, and her performance with them next month of the Butterfly Lovers violin concerto being still to come). Membership is just SGD2 a month, and gives unlimited access to the uploaded videos. Chloe's Bruch was uploaded on Saturday and I have already listened to it many times. There are other SSO performances to which membership gives access, but for the moment I am so captivated by Chloe's performance that I haven't yet listened to any. I feel that SGD2 per month is a very small price to pay to express support for Chloe and the SSO (that in turn fosters her remarkable development). Membership can be cancelled any time and the monthly payment is taken by direct debit. Signing up to it couldn't be easier. Details are in the descriptions/pinned comments of the Bruch clips that have just been posted on the SSO's channel (and, I presume, under the channel's membership tab.
i like how the atmosphere doesn't feel "tense" or "serious" at all it's like the orchestra and the girl are just vibing and enjoying music together ;v;
All are bathed in Chloe's poise, absolute mastery, and unconditional love for, and involvement in, the wonderful music she is able to make. The atmosphere is all down to her. She drenched everyone in premium feel good factor!
It may have appeared that there is no tension but I am sure that for Chloe, who was playing in the finals of THE most prestigious violin competition, must have felt some tension even if it is absolutely not apparent!
내가 이 영상을 특별하게 좋아하는 이유는.. 1.클로이츄아양의 어릴적 귀여움과.. 2.어린 클로이츄아와 협연 해주시는 분들과 주고 받는 미소와 몸짓에서 서로에 대한 배려와 존중 신뢰와 감사를 느낄 수 있기 때문. ... 이영상을 통해 나는 조금더 겸손해지고 순해지고 착해지는 느낌.
"Dad what do ya do for a living? " Dad: "play backup for a 9 year old." Edit:This kinda blew up- thanks for informing she was 11 at the time,but of course it was a joke:)
All parents do that. They go to work to back up their children. Obviously, this kind of child needs more time to take care of... more energy, patience, understanding. Not everyone can have a prodigy at home. And so many prodigies didn't have the opportunity to bloom because of that.
@@dianemoril7612 yo what the hell are you talking about.. the dad he’s talking about are the performers in the back who are supporting the melody being played by the prodigy 9 year old in the video. bruh
@@hongryyy3303 Yes mate. I think her comment is maybe the strangest I've read in 2021. It's 3 in the morning, I didn't even know where to start replying to that one with my eyes half shut, then I scrolled down and saw you'd tied it up already.
@@WhiteDragon689 What if she's passionate about playing violin and her parents are supporting her. Just because a child is very good at something it doesn't always mean their parents forced them into acquiring that skill.
These aren't movements of only one piece though, these are single movement performances. She is doing one movement of several different pieces, from different musical periods. The point is to demonstrate her ability to effectively play different period styles. Clapping after each piece is appropriate here.
When she is focused her expression is so deadly serious. Like someone way beyond her years. But when relaxed between performances her smile is like that of any 10 year old. The contrast is so cool & funny.
she’s amazing. what a privilege it is for her to also have had someone that recognized her talent and knew how to nourish it. i often wonder how many children would be capable of similar feats if born in the right circumstances. she is obviously anointed and so gifted but also very lucky.
When Chloe gave this incredible performance, she was just an ordinary pupil in ordinary primary school. Some of her classmates didn't even know she played violin. Sure, she had been helped a lot by the fact that her (wonderful) mother Englee Lim is a pianist. But hundreds of thousands of musicians the world over have children, and the tuition Chloe has received is in a sense no different from that given to literally millions of children: she just had lessons a couple of times a week (from the Nanyang Academy). It is true that her teacher there since she was 4, Yin Ke, has done a superb and amazing job too. But it works both ways. The privilege of teaching someone with such monumental natural talent, with such a pure love for the violin, and with such iron-clad dedication to her Art, must have been one of the greatest experiences of his life. Very, very few children have ever displayed such enormous musical gifts at an early age as did Chloe, only for those gifts to go unrecognised. Even at the age of 2, after her mother's piano students had finished their lesson and left, she would point out mistakes they had made!! At the age of 4 she decided to switch from the piano, which she had been learning since she was 2, to the violin, because she felt she could express herself better with it!!
@@jackburgess8579 wow amazing to hear and I’m glad her mother let her choose what to play. I feel parents tend to push certain instruments which can stink creativity.
@@jackburgess8579 This was a very well put together response. I feel like people, in their attempt to comprehend how child prodigies happen, seemingly convince themselves that its their environment or their effort that leads them to be this talented.
@@NanamahjiycI think the point was that a lot of children could be prodigies in fields that go undiscovered because they never had the chance to try. Some children don’t have parents that would/can pay for lessons or instruments. Or they just never thought to have their child try. Her talent might have gone undiscovered if she hadn’t been lucky enough to have the circumstances that she did. No one is saying she isn’t naturally gifted.
The first piece that she plays, sounds completely different music to other’s. She’s so connected to the sound, it’s amazing to see how she understands the music. She knows so well what nuances and textures to make. Incredible. It’s like she’s alone there, communicating with the sound through her violin.
Chloe is the most musical violinist of her generation - indeed, of many a generation. From Baroque, through Classical and Romantic to modern, she consistently displays an impeccable understanding of everything she tackles. Hell, she even does tango and - check out the third piece in this recital - the coolest swing jazz you have ever seen! th-cam.com/video/FWbew7YvfyU/w-d-xo.html
Im agreed, she is very well with the violin also her short age, she is amazing in the music, we can see the love for the music in her face and like yo say, through the violin. She has a lot of talent, I would like to have all the talent that she has.
"She understands" - This is true. Listen to her interview with MediaCorp Symphony 924. She talks about music like I never heard before. Very light and natural and yet deep.
Remember, This is the same girl who thought two almost 30 year olds who played violin for 20+ years how to play paganini and absolutely destroy them (and compliment eddy about his intonation)
(I know I'm being pedantic but Paganiniana isn't a piece written by Paganini, but rather a piece by Nathan Milstein that's based on variations on themes from Paganini's works, notably his 24 Caprices)
To be fair if I’m not wrong they were sight reading while she had probably practiced it for hours and hours which makes a HUGE difference and I’m not sure if destroyed is how to put it, yes she was much better but I’m think a lot part where they say they were destroyed was was comedic effect.
When you see everyone in the orchestra sitting down like that and you see her as the only one standing up, it is a very rare position in orchestra which symbolizes respect from everyone in the orchestra when they are in the presence of a virtuoso.
In the finals there were no conductor which means the soloist had to cue the orchestra with body language. This is one of the greatest performances of all time.
She's not even taller than the adults who are sitting. Her presence and musicianship are so dominating. She's controlling the tempo and with a look to the concertmaster conducting the ensemble. And now she's teaching other violinists. This is a masterclass in violin.
Her mother is a pianist as I read, so she was surrounded with adult musicians just like the ones performing with her and without such people she wouldn’t have gained and harbored this brilliant talent and now she’s becoming one of them, even though she’s a lot younger which is fascinating and just plain awesome
@@Sara-tr2gh Chloe's mother is indeed a pianist. She is the accompanist in the beautiful "at home" 2020 performance of "Albumblatt" on Chloe's channel! When Chloe was very little she would give piano lessons and Chloe would listen to them. She understood how gifted Chloe is when, though only 2 years old(!), at the end of a lesson Chloe told her of mistakes that she had heard the student make!
Ive been playing violin for like almost all my life and seeing this kid looking bored playing this is just a slap in the face... not as an insult, she's amazing... a true ling ling.
I would imagine it’s an enjoyment for great musicians to play with other great musicians. It’s just a bunch of talented musicians vibing off of each other. No matter the age.
This is true. I would not call myself a “great” musician. But I am proficient. And making music with other proficient musicians…ah. It’s magic. Euphoric.
@@devorahtucker-fick5178 Yes, it’s magic. I try to explain this to people and they just don’t get it. It’s something you have to just experience to know.
@@user-de4hw5jl4 Art and classical music will never get irrelevant, tiktok will. Only shallow and ignorant people have the audacity to say that a 9 year old playing an instrument like violin that needs so many fucking years of training is meaningless.
Guys, her shoe straps are VELCRO. That’s how young this girl is; little white shoes to go with your little dress with a bow young and already called this good 🤯
I love the way she played "Winter". So many violinist either rush through it or try to play it as fast as they can, which imo just ruins. But this young lady played it exquisitely and with a subtlety that brought out the piece's true beauty
@@kengpanglim6417 wow i didn't know this one existed! Tysm! And yes, she played it differently in some part, but i still get some same vibes with how she played it in this video.
Yep same, idk why most of violinist played this piece so fast when this piece is about winter. I never thought winter as a fast pace thing, but a warm slow thing. Idk if my comment is making sense lol.
@@kengpanglim6417 Hi Keng, thank you for giving the link. Now I don't know which I like more. Both are unique in its own way. I will definitely return to listen both.
I got to know this young lady through 2SetViolin's channel where they refer to her as Professor Chloe. That obviously lead to this video. Both pieces blew me away completely. The confidence she has and the beautiful tone, it was simply breathtaking for me. I have heard Vivaldi so many times, but this was extraordinary. What a huge talent! I hope she will have a bright future.
Chloe is the SSO's artist in residence for 2022-23. She is recording with them the complete orchestral works by Mozart for solo violin (3 cds) and also a cd of Vivaldi's "Four Season" + Locatelli's "Harmonic Labyrinth" concerto. The cds are to be released in 2023 and 2024. She is performing Bruch's violin concerto #1 with them, and also Mozart's concertos #3 and #4, in the first three months of 2023. Things are going extremely well for her! If you haven't seen the recent documentary "A New Season of Chloe," which is on YT, I think you would enjoy it.
I still can't get over how she can be so composed in a top level competition, performing in front of judges and all these people and she's only 11 years old!... You can clearly see she's genuinely having fun, smiling at the orchestra and expressing her music freely. It's like she's born to perform and entertain. It's so amazing to watch.
Its either she’s always been composed in these situations or its either she got used to competitions (im sure she’s been to a lot of competitions before judging from how famous she is)
Ppl: anime is so unrealistic. No one can be a pro violinist at such a young age in real life Real life: Edit: yall are missing the point of my comment. I litterally mean that prodigies exist, why are yall repeating the same thing in diffrent ways?
I love how she smiles with the musicians between pieces, almost like they're sharing a secret, like "you know what to do." And also when she looks at them during performances. She is such a storyteller through her music and movements. She also leads like a pro and her musical understanding is way beyond her years. I'm sure she's very mature in that sense and I think she could take all the musicians around her as her colleagues.
After all, she's still a child. Her smiles lighten up the seriousness and professionalism she is showing through her music. So happy see talented young kids who have fun in what they're doing.
Yes, there are a cute pair of twins in my church who are rather advanced musically, but they never crack a smile, makes you wonder how much they are being pushed.
Yes while this child who is playing in an orchestra in front of an audience and is absolutely astonishing at the violin and is doing something with her life I am here sitting in my bed being a depressed, lazy, annoying bitch💀
Jealousy isn’t even an option with her, it’s too extraordinary that a child could even achieve such mastery of an art in what amount of time she’s had. Truly amazing, this world never ceases striking awe within me
Maybe not because they don’t know exactly what’s going on but it would be a dumb idea to play a song like this in a talent show. They want enetertainment, most people that would watch it wouldn’t be entertated
I was not there but she was a little surprised by the applauses in between movements which are not customary in classical music and the public was definitely aware but they could not resist the charm of this young violinist who would win joint first prize with that performance!
@@mancraft7555 Chloe is home schooled. She has only just turned 17, so she is still too young to attend university. She continues to study with the person, Yin Ke, who she started to learn violin with when she was four (although her main instrument then was the piano, which she had been playing since she was two). He is a very highly respected violin teacher at Singapore's elite Nanyang Academy. He is clearly excellent, and of course he is quite famous now for being Chloe's teacher, but I believe that he wasn't well known outside of Singapore until Chloe herself became famous.
I know thud was a joke, but due sine rain, holding a cooling up doesn’t really hurt my arms, as long as my posture is good. If you’re posture is bad, your back will kill you
i swear, violin seems so simple but its one of the HARDEST instruments to play because it requires a lot of technique and precision. so the fact that this kid can play like this is really amazing to see, she's a prodigy
She is very talented, that goes without saying, but her skill isn’t exactly surprising for a little child. If she was 11 there, she already had around 7-8 years of violin practice which is quite a lot. Most people in my country graduate music school after 8 years of classes, but most of course do not have the added talent, she has and therefore can’t play in front of orchestra. 😄
@@Sofi00 In all of human history, very _very_ few children aged 11 have had as good a violin technique as Chloe exhibits here and in the first two rounds of the competition the previous week.
@@solochristo65 the bow wrist is also a pain, literally just moving your bow up and down requires you to simultaneously adjust your wrist posture throughout the stroke to accommodate a straight bowing line. Because if you’re not adjusting your wrist and simply moving your arm up and down your bow will be sliding over the strings slanted and make a very harsh sound. I remember when I first learned violin it took me years to train my wrist to do this naturally and habitually without me having to be conscious of it. There’s a lot of small details like this that regular people would never know about. But I am only a beginner violinist, so there must be infinitely more details I can’t even imagine, which make this feat all the more impressive. The more you know about something, the more deeper our appreciation becomes.
@@SyenPie I am from a family of String playing instruments. Violin, Viola, Cello and Guitar......and other kinds of Instruments Incl. Vocal Chords...... So I do understand some things BUT I have forgotten a lot too. I also had a really nice mailman years ago that developed a painful carpal tunnel because his wrist was always bent holding the mail, etc. so no matter what people say ( as in it is easy in any way for the wrist to adjust ) I know It takes great skill and work just in the wrist alone. I can never make light of that. Thanks for the responses.
@@CarstenReg he said it was a combination of the two Being naturally gifted at something is pretty normal but only the hard workers become masters. Even Paganini had to take violin lessons even though he was brilliant as a child
바이올린의 귀여운 공주님 클로이슈아양의 한국팬입니다. 이 영상을 가장 좋아해서 매일 보고 또 듣습니다. 클로이양의 몸짓 표정 머리카락 한 올의 움직임 마저 경이롭고 아름답습니다. 우린 이런 천재들의 재능을 보며 겸손해져야 하고 서로를 존중하고 배려하는 마음을 가져야 합니다. 진심으로 감사드립니다.
I normally don't like interpretations by kids, especially on a piece like this, but this one is different. It sounds like she's bringing the monsters under her bed to life. Very well done.
"Bringing the monsters under her bed to life" is such a good way of putting it -- I almost hope it was taught to her that way, because that's a perfect interpretation for a kid to grasp!
Watching her makes me feel like God actually exists. There's pretentious playing and then there's just playing for pure joy. She plays with pure love of music which I don't know if we'll ever see again (in a child so young) in this lifetime. Not sure if it could ever make anyone feel like dirt. It probably just shows that the human brain has a lot of hidden or undiscovered potential.
Many people devote their entire lives to learning an instrument and never reach the point Chloe is at here as a child. It’s humbling. What she does is than memorizing the notes - she’s interpreting the composition. She truly expresses the meaning and heart of the piece. True prodigy! Brava!
@@MrStrojmir "humbling" is very different in meaning from "humiliating." I am sure @Archie Cocke shares your belief that Chloe's performance is "fantastic" (as do I).
@@solochristo65 I hear that. Too much garbage taken way to seriously. This lady has put in huge amounts of work to get to this level. There’s a lot of so called musicians who haven’t. I can enjoy simple music, but music that has inspiration plus skill, that’s something to be adored.
you can so clearly see how much these adult musicians love this little girl, they have so much admiration and respect in their eyes. Truly beautiful to see adults encouraging children in a world frought with bizarre generational envy
She really is adorable… and mindbendingly gifted (yeah, I know Two Set would disagree and say it’s all hard work 😬) but she is a darling to watch and hear 🧡
Chloe is one of the most gifted violinists of the recorded era. People are running out of things to say about this breathtakingly beautiful performance!
Please. Stop comparing yourselves. Admire that youre here to see and appreciate the wonder. And believe in hope for yourself and her. Pray for the two of you
You actually have made a much-needed comment. People who play instruments(at least half of the comments section) often feel like poop after watching child prodigies! Thank you, it's like you just lifted a little weight from my heart. 😊
Chloe is the type of girl that drops off her parents at work before going to class.
Best comment. 😂
Hahaha
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAH
LOL
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If she is late for class, the teachers apologise for being early.
(I really admire her by the way...)
😂 omg
LOL
Lol 😂😅
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😂 😂 😂 Omgggg i die
The man behind is just there looking at her like "yes honey, you go girl"
Yes but like 😭😭 wtf is your username sis JAJAJAJJAS
@@tanukipiano1398 PFFFTTT FR THO
and after her performance, I think his opinion changed
@Maddox хм
I feel like that old dude behind is roasting the girl in his mind
This is what an 11 years old with 21 years of experience looks like.
This is what an 11 years old with memories of her past life looks like
@@mori_san8206 Yeah my wife believes in past lives, magnetic vaccines and flat earth....
@@graxxorNice!
The smiling cellist at the back was so wholesome throughout the performance lmao
I watched the other kids' performances and he smiled to Chloe and Christian only
@@shalowa.j6412 And that proves that he's a good musician because they won
@@anggakhrsma how? Chloe made a lot of eye contacts with him while Christian is so small and cute. What does it have to do with him smiling at the winners and a good musician?
@Angga Kharisma
i get how you would think that but that’s not really a good point imo
CRYPTIC but what about the weird viola player right behind her?
At that age I was slowly closing the refrigerator door to see if the light would close
That. Is so relatable.
Exactly 😂
Derferder: Well, did it? I’ve always wondered about that.💡🎻
@@marshallartz395 yes, the light does turn off, there's a sensor detecting the door being closed
@@daniellim4120: Thanks for your answer. Now I can sleep at night-with the light💡 out! 😎🎹
When I was her age I was speaking into the fan so it could do that robot voice
I still do
Abby Furusawa sammeee
Same 😂
This is without doubt the funniest comment I’ve seen in a long while !!!!!
hahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2024 still watching… who is with me?
Me
Kz🇰🇿 with u
Mee!!
Me
Classical music is immortal, so even if it's 2100, there will still be people listening
When she practice 40 hours an hour instead of 40 hours a day:
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There's only 24 hours a day
@@giancarloabeleda7722 r/woooosh
She's Prof. Chloe so we don't surprise❤️
@@giancarloabeleda7722 twoset reference uncultured and also 40 days an hour
Who is here after her masterclass with two set?
I am lol
😏
That was so brave of them.
Me 😀
She is the disciple of ling ling
Imagine passing by her room when she’s practicing after watching a horror movie
Time to skidattel
Just listen Debussy !
orientalist and immature
It’s horrible ahhhhhhhhhhhh😭😭😭🙁🙁🙁🙁
You are HILARIOUS!
Chloe is 16 now.
Her first CD came out last month. It is a live recording of a 70 minute concert she gave last year - likewise leading the orchestra throughout - when she was 15.
Her musical development has continued at an astonishing rate.
If (rightly) you think she is incredible here, you should see her now!
70 mins?!? never knew it was that long but nice
@@ionlygroommymy2cats
The CD is 62 mins 11 secs.
But of course, even subtracting the main interval (between the Four Seasons and the Locatelli), the concert took a few minutes longer.
Woahh her CD? I would love to hear that :) thx!
6:33
Encantadora essa mocinha 💙
Everybody gansta until Chloe whips out the violin
ayo ur here???
Ayoooow fellow gachatuber
😂😂😂imagine her seeing these comments
Yo what
Yo ur here???
Me looking at my violin after watching this.
My violin: Don't even think about it.
🤣🤣🤣 this is so funny
HAHAHA 😂
Mrs. Violin: Don't you dare look at me like that
Nah, my violin just says: "Nah,you are not gonna do it, you suck"
Your Violin : dont blame me, but your tight joint and bad fingering...
@17 th Wish Lol, me too but I was tuning it.
Some of yall acting like it would be embarrassing to be a background player to a nine year old. I would be hella honored to even play with any talented player like chloe even if she was 3 years old. The background players are also very talented.if they weren't they wouldn't be playing with her at all. To the people who are acting like it's an insult to play with a nine year old I bet you cant even play a scale correctly. Grow up and enjoy and acknowledge the hard work she has put into this.
You're right. Lots of people in the comment section can't even play, so why are they trying to disrespect the people in the orchestra. They are all magnificent players.
i see what you’re saying, but i feel like it’s more envy than anything. it’s an absolute honor to play with such a young and talented soloist at the world’s most prestigious violin competition, but if i was one of the orchestral musicians i would feel just a tiny bit jealous in the “i wish that were me” way
It's not an insult it's just funny
bakugou kinnie with bakugou pfp 😔👊🏽/lh
i mean i can play music (not that well but i can) and if you asked me to be a background player to a little kid ill be honoured but still a little bitter
When Chloe’s bangs starts to bounce gracefully you know youre in for something special
OMG I THOUGHT IT WAS ONLY ME WHO SAW IT 😭😭
When she started playing, I didn't realize the violin can sound like this
RIGHT?!!
Like, the range is amazing
So satanic
@@maitanegarin7067 haha it did sound scary ! but awesomentoo
Its magical but in a creepy way
As a person who's about to end learning violin, I am surprised
the fact that the orchestra members look so proud of her and are smiling at her here and there make my heart warm
I know...they were beaming with pride and that was so special.
I know it was so nice 🥰
It is beyond belief that she can play with such command, composure and passion. It’s also mystifying that someone actually composed this!!!!
Except for the guy in 7:31 XDDD
IS THAT VERNON ON UR DP
You can feel the orchestra enjoying the little one's lead.
They get to play with the mozart of our age, something they can tell their children's children :)
Literally :)
Shame they didn't always follow or listen to each other. Still, some lovely moments.
They do but they have to keep their composure
Who is the little one , I’m confused 😂😂
🙋♀️2023 still watching..
Still gives me goosebumps whenever she plays this piece of "Winter"👏👏👏👍💪
YESSSS SO TRUE
Hear, hear! Her musicality is wonderful to behold. Sublime version!
yes
2024 now and it’s the same!
Why do people say “I’m so untalented” instead of “she’s so talented”?
Because it's true?
Because both statement are literally the same thing?
People always compare themselves with the others.
Yeah it’s so annoying at this point
No, just because someone is more talented than you, doesn't mean you're untalented
"Hey hun, how was violin work today?"
"It was good.. I played backup to a 9 year old who is better than I will ever be"
“Violin work” 💀
😔🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nah, she's simply Asian. You can be talented anyways. And practice is and stays key
@@fallenangel9716 She is probably thought by the Suzuki method and has started very early, at the age of kindergarten, probably.
@@susannestechow1009 I'm so sorry but It's-again I'm sorry but it's *taught not thought. Sorry i know I'm annoying
My ears are not qualified enough to receive this level enchantment.
My ear qualified , but my soul not^-^. At silent moment or long slur, i would jumped or drown at that moment. haha. Btw im rock player. But i like classical music, is good to improved your vocabulary although just grab some pieces.
😂 Totally hilarious yet infinitely kind comment dude.. I'm so gonna recycle it.. Cheers.. 🤗
First I often listen to pop music but then that time I heard beethoven and drag me in until now.
Rhapsody is my favorite
Literally!!! My heart is so full from hearing this!!
I have Tinnitus.
I don’t like people who trying to minimize other people’s talents and abilities. This girl is phenomenal, I don’t care how many hours she tries!
Yeah it’s totally talent and not hours of hard work and thousands of dollars that her parents are paying for the instrument and lessons
@@mybirdsmells Chloe Chua gets trained for free by the Singaporean government ever since she was 4 when it was confirmed that she’s a prodigy, also, the fancy antique violin she’s using now is loaned to her for free by a Singaporean billionaire
If you are a prodigy and you were born in a tiny but rich country like singapore, there’s a good chance you’ll get trained for free
@@CutePuppy520But let’s not ignore the amount of hours she’s been practicing everyday since she was 4
@@mybirdsmells practice and talent. Both are important. In my country there's a joke that I'll try to adapt as best as I can
Talent without practice is like a Mercedes without wheels. It's cool, but it won't get you places.
Practice without talent is like the wheels without a Mercedes. It'll get you places, but it's not cool.
But I honestly still think that practice is cool, despite generally agreeing with the joke. And her work is immense and incredible and should be appreciated. But the natural talent should also be appreciated
@@mybirdsmellsUm… yes? Talent and hard work go hand in hand.
This is what happens when you practice 40 hours a day
Jungkookie OMG I FINALLY FOUND AN ARMY !! 🥺💜
indeed tho
Not really, everybody can be the best in the World at something if given the opportunity
lInG LiNg
omg I finally found a twoset fan
She isn't just playing music. She is communicating with everyone around her.
Each note is a way to reach out, some people who’ve seen this think it’s just a girl moving her bow with no sound. But i find it really beautiful
She is the music
This is next level cringe lol
@@erich9779 well music is technically a language, kid r/woosh
@@dryl2531 lol I like how you tried to prove a point and it made me cringe
I love how the orchestra is just silently smiling and marvelling at this small yet huge talent.
not talent, discipline, hard work, passion, incredible patience and of course, wonderful parents.
@Rick. All you mentioned is talent. There's no one in the world that could master anything only by having "talent" or gifted or prodigy. They're all need to work hard on it. But a talented person, will developed more quickly than other person that are not talented. Because their brain are gifted from a person that already mastered and passionated to specific things.
Easiest is to see Matthew 25 : 14 - 30. It's the perfect example case of someone that has talent and no talent and the correlation with hard work
Wait till they see my small, yet huge talent.
@@ramzabeoulve7284 he doesn't know time. all these take time.
@@ramzabeoulve7284 Well it is the hard truth, that nobody is born equal starting with wealthy or poor families they are born in, or being born with disability or with better ability to memorize or to be able to use logical thinking or understading and learning things faster. So it is the 100% truth what you say, but you know nowadays it is not polcorrect to say that people are not equal by birth... it is unfortunately such time we live in. Life is not easy, we have to accept the fact, we came to this world differently, yes the abilities can be improved by better environment, richer or educated parents behind the kid, but I know example, when somebody was born in "perfect" family, yet they have failed to show up any talent, or they had terrible personality which led them to being a negative example.
8:33 that man behind her smiling is me rn she’s AMAIZING!!!
Not only is she playing well herself but she is making sure she is playing along with the orchestra as well, you can see her turn towards certain people to cue, she understands the importance of playing as a group and working together.
Didn't think about it until you said it, but you're right
Not forgetting the harpsichord at 7:58
Not exactly. She is leading the orchestra in the traditional Baroque style. They are taking their cues from her. What's astonishing to me is the calm authority with which she does it.
she is not playing along with them she is dominating the proceedings making sure they start when she does and so she should she is the soloist and now in 2021 a professor
@@boojay111
Chloe isn't a "professor." Like "Chloe shifu" that is TwoSet's (charming) joke.
She is still just a student at the Nanyang Academy (who until she started home schooling recently was also a pupil in secondary school).
Of course she is still a genius and an incredibly brilliant violinist!
Jus waitin for y’all twosetters to get here after their latest video with Chloe
Here😭
I’m here sis
“You’re just ‘gliss-ing’ everywhere”. Rekt.
Present 🙋🏻♀️
Yo bro
When I was her age I was eating grass while playing outside
Me - Mud pies
Me- soap
Miso Mar Mee toooo... : )
It's better to eat grass than to be bereft of childhood, forced to play the fiddle all day long incessantly.
i was eating dirt daily as a child.
Chloe’s music is not a performance, it’s an experience
- Watches this video
- Looks at my violin
- "Ha, funny"
xd same I don’t have the energy to practice
Samee 😭
Lol 😂
as the saying goes "Ha ha , funny , *I laugh"*
same pfft
Mmm, my daily dose of "You're untalented".
Super funny.
Here's an extra dose : YOU SUCK...
or maybe you just didn't practice enough. Go practice.
You can be not talented but still play on her level. You don’t need talent, you just need
P R A T I C E
@@mrpicklestar1933 and like, 10-15 more years lol
The fact that she's playing all from memory is astounding
Not really. There are so many pieces that I’ve even unintentionally memorized. Playing from memory is the easiest part of this. Her technique and intonation, however, is what’s really astounding. She plays with the maturity of someone 5 times her age. Absolutely magnificent. 🔥
@@frostyarchaea8794 idk about you but for me as a child memorization was difficult in every aspect whether it was music or math or anything in between because that was she is a child so for her to memorize these pieces it is indeed astounding
@@aaronduan1939 Probably just needed a little more practice tbh. I didn’t touch a violin for 2 or 3 years. When I finally did again, I realized that I had memorized Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Beethoven’s Egmont and several of Mozart’s divertimenti. I never tried to memorize any of those pieces. My fingers just “knew.”
@@frostyarchaea8794 i agree with this. Our brain even at early ages has the ability to memorise muscle movements - she's eleven in this video which isn't that young anyway (that's not discrediting the sheer amount of hours she would have spent to achieve this). What is incredible for her age even beyond this is her musicality, it feels like a seasoned violinist playing, though i can't necessarily hear all the mistakes as a pianist hahaha
@@kurootsuki3326 Welp, I'm old now.
Five years later, Chloe is artist in residence with a world class orchestra. Her first cd has been out six months, with three more to follow next year - and, rightly so, her most recent performances have just slipped behind a (very modest) YT paywall.
She has so much to give.
May God bless her!
Hi! Thanks for all of your insightful comments. Where can I find Chloe's latest performances on YT? I don't mind a modest paywall. I have looked a few times but come up with nothing.
@@xxxauraxxxxx
I was speaking of the new membership scheme on the YT channel of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO), with whom Chloe is the artist in residence.
At present only Chloe's truly amazing performance with them earlier this year of Bruch's first violin concerto--it has come as quite a shock to me--is uploaded, but more uploads will follow in due course (none of her recent performances with them of Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante, Mozart's third violin concerto, and Paganini's first violin concerto having as yet been made available, and her performance with them next month of the Butterfly Lovers violin concerto being still to come).
Membership is just SGD2 a month, and gives unlimited access to the uploaded videos.
Chloe's Bruch was uploaded on Saturday and I have already listened to it many times. There are other SSO performances to which membership gives access, but for the moment I am so captivated by Chloe's performance that I haven't yet listened to any.
I feel that SGD2 per month is a very small price to pay to express support for Chloe and the SSO (that in turn fosters her remarkable development).
Membership can be cancelled any time and the monthly payment is taken by direct debit. Signing up to it couldn't be easier. Details are in the descriptions/pinned comments of the Bruch clips that have just been posted on the SSO's channel (and, I presume, under the channel's membership tab.
Thank you very much!
@@xxxauraxxxxx Singapore symphony orchestra TH-cam membership
Musicians: smile
Deep down their heart: THIS IS ILLEGAL
.
Wot?! 😕
Hah?
I got it. Lel
Рома Воин uh lol
What
i like how the atmosphere doesn't feel "tense" or "serious" at all it's like the orchestra and the girl are just vibing and enjoying music together ;v;
All are bathed in Chloe's poise, absolute mastery, and unconditional love for, and involvement in, the wonderful music she is able to make.
The atmosphere is all down to her. She drenched everyone in premium feel good factor!
Everything’s easy when you’re a prodigy😊
U dont know how nervous u get when performing around this much ppl
It may have appeared that there is no tension but I am sure that for Chloe, who was playing in the finals of THE most prestigious violin competition, must have felt some tension even if it is absolutely not apparent!
she was so magical
“Why do they all wear puffy dresses” -Eddy Chen
That is where they got their powers
@@avocado3-in-182 lmao 💀
to look younger, so its more impressive
The puffier their dress are the more powerful they get.
@@pandamonio78 younger? adorable? both? yes
내가 이 영상을 특별하게 좋아하는 이유는..
1.클로이츄아양의 어릴적 귀여움과..
2.어린 클로이츄아와 협연 해주시는 분들과 주고 받는 미소와 몸짓에서 서로에 대한 배려와 존중 신뢰와 감사를 느낄 수 있기 때문.
... 이영상을 통해 나는 조금더 겸손해지고 순해지고 착해지는 느낌.
"Dad what do ya do for a living? "
Dad: "play backup for a 9 year old."
Edit:This kinda blew up- thanks for informing she was 11 at the time,but of course it was a joke:)
BAHHACAH
All parents do that. They go to work to back up their children. Obviously, this kind of child needs more time to take care of... more energy, patience, understanding. Not everyone can have a prodigy at home. And so many prodigies didn't have the opportunity to bloom because of that.
@@dianemoril7612 yo what the hell are you talking about.. the dad he’s talking about are the performers in the back who are supporting the melody being played by the prodigy 9 year old in the video. bruh
@@hongryyy3303 Yes mate. I think her comment is maybe the strangest I've read in 2021. It's 3 in the morning, I didn't even know where to start replying to that one with my eyes half shut, then I scrolled down and saw you'd tied it up already.
@@buddhabinaural well job done. Its 2 am for me too
me: can’t remember the lyrics to a 2min song
9 year old prodigy: remembers a whole 16min piece
Same lmao
consider the amount of time she spends to practice
Tru
2 but yea
She practices 40 hours a day
yes she was born with talent, but she took that talent and spent hours improving it. she worked hard for everything she’s accomplished!
Only true prodigies do that.
I don't think anyone is born to play violin, this is what years of practice looks like.
Wow the Lebron of violin
Because she practiced 40 hrs a day😌
@@WhiteDragon689 What if she's passionate about playing violin and her parents are supporting her. Just because a child is very good at something it doesn't always mean their parents forced them into acquiring that skill.
It's 2023 and I come back to this every now and again. This whole piece played by Chloe gives me peace of mind amidst the chaos we call life.
her bow control is kind of crazy. that first piece? insane. how the hell.
My hands started cramping up watching her 😭
She's stronger than superman. That can be the only answer.
Woops, replied to the wrong comment.
The third one too
I am humbled.
I love how all the musicians are smiling at her while she plays it melts my heart
Agree, if you're a musician and this doesn't make you happy, you're not a musician :D
I love her connection with Marion Stienne (5:33, 08:03, 10:25, 13:20). They don't even need to talk to each other :).
Totally I feel that way too
And people say asian people have no emotions... Ppffff gtfouttahere
Yeah they give her confidence its so sweet☺️😌
The musicians: starting the next movement
Me: don’tclapdon’tclapdon’tclap
The audience: claps
Me: I can’t believe you’ve done this.
Yes!!! That bugs me so much hahahah
😂😂😂😂😂
Quack Quack It’s Me
If you look closely you will see her giggling at that.
Is there like a written rule not to clap between movements? Im just asking out of curiosity.
These aren't movements of only one piece though, these are single movement performances. She is doing one movement of several different pieces, from different musical periods. The point is to demonstrate her ability to effectively play different period styles. Clapping after each piece is appropriate here.
Vivaldi would be proud of this child playing with such understanding of the spirit of this piece.
When she is focused her expression is so deadly serious. Like someone way beyond her years. But when relaxed between performances her smile is like that of any 10 year old. The contrast is so cool & funny.
This summarises encapsulates why she is a professional
I'm still astounded that they clapped between movements, though...
You can feel the orchestra enjoying the little one's lead.
This is performance. She is interpreting the music her way. Check 8:05 she is indeed smiling when the music is kind relaxing.
In war is call FOCUS FIRE or else you die
the man behind her represents us all.
proud parents smiling at our child :))
@@wanderlust0209 I think violin guy
0:09
Yes hahaha
The richness in tone, the dynamics, how she silently communicates with the other players is just astonishing. I can't believe she is only 11.
Army!
11! She looks so much younger
jungkoooook
@@helloitsme9470 pretty sure she was 9 in this recording according to all the comments
She’s 14 now
she’s amazing. what a privilege it is for her to also have had someone that recognized her talent and knew how to nourish it. i often wonder how many children would be capable of similar feats if born in the right circumstances. she is obviously anointed and so gifted but also very lucky.
When Chloe gave this incredible performance, she was just an ordinary pupil in ordinary primary school. Some of her classmates didn't even know she played violin.
Sure, she had been helped a lot by the fact that her (wonderful) mother Englee Lim is a pianist. But hundreds of thousands of musicians the world over have children, and the tuition Chloe has received is in a sense no different from that given to literally millions of children: she just had lessons a couple of times a week (from the Nanyang Academy).
It is true that her teacher there since she was 4, Yin Ke, has done a superb and amazing job too. But it works both ways. The privilege of teaching someone with such monumental natural talent, with such a pure love for the violin, and with such iron-clad dedication to her Art, must have been one of the greatest experiences of his life.
Very, very few children have ever displayed such enormous musical gifts at an early age as did Chloe, only for those gifts to go unrecognised. Even at the age of 2, after her mother's piano students had finished their lesson and left, she would point out mistakes they had made!! At the age of 4 she decided to switch from the piano, which she had been learning since she was 2, to the violin, because she felt she could express herself better with it!!
@@jackburgess8579 wow amazing to hear and I’m glad her mother let her choose what to play. I feel parents tend to push certain instruments which can stink creativity.
@@jackburgess8579 This was a very well put together response. I feel like people, in their attempt to comprehend how child prodigies happen, seemingly convince themselves that its their environment or their effort that leads them to be this talented.
@@NanamahjiycI think the point was that a lot of children could be prodigies in fields that go undiscovered because they never had the chance to try. Some children don’t have parents that would/can pay for lessons or instruments. Or they just never thought to have their child try.
Her talent might have gone undiscovered if she hadn’t been lucky enough to have the circumstances that she did. No one is saying she isn’t naturally gifted.
The first piece that she plays, sounds completely different music to other’s. She’s so connected to the sound, it’s amazing to see how she understands the music. She knows so well what nuances and textures to make. Incredible. It’s like she’s alone there, communicating with the sound through her violin.
Yes, I totally agreed. Chloe is also quite charismatic and charming besides being very talented.
Chloe is the most musical violinist of her generation - indeed, of many a generation. From Baroque, through Classical and Romantic to modern, she consistently displays an impeccable understanding of everything she tackles.
Hell, she even does tango and - check out the third piece in this recital - the coolest swing jazz you have ever seen!
th-cam.com/video/FWbew7YvfyU/w-d-xo.html
I thought the first piece was compulsory for all...
Im agreed, she is very well with the violin also her short age, she is amazing in the music, we can see the love for the music in her face and like yo say, through the violin. She has a lot of talent, I would like to have all the talent that she has.
"She understands" - This is true. Listen to her interview with MediaCorp Symphony 924. She talks about music like I never heard before. Very light and natural and yet deep.
Nobody:
The mosquito in my ear at 3 am: 1:23
Lamb Sauce 😂😂😂😂
My thoughts exactly
😂😂😂😂
@@Katehm2037 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
That was hilarious hahahahhaha
Remember, This is the same girl who thought two almost 30 year olds who played violin for 20+ years how to play paganini and absolutely destroy them (and compliment eddy about his intonation)
(I know I'm being pedantic but Paganiniana isn't a piece written by Paganini, but rather a piece by Nathan Milstein that's based on variations on themes from Paganini's works, notably his 24 Caprices)
huh i thought theyre teenagers
@@anemic-peachless 😂😂definitely not
@@anemic-peachless that's just Asian genetics playing a trick on ya 😂
To be fair if I’m not wrong they were sight reading while she had probably practiced it for hours and hours which makes a HUGE difference and I’m not sure if destroyed is how to put it, yes she was much better but I’m think a lot part where they say they were destroyed was was comedic effect.
When you see everyone in the orchestra sitting down like that and you see her as the only one standing up, it is a very rare position in orchestra which symbolizes respect from everyone in the orchestra when they are in the presence of a virtuoso.
She has eye contact with the orchestra which is amazing! She’s only 9 yo and even shorter than those who are sitting!! Amazing talent!
Actually Chloe was 11 when she gave this performance. But everything else you say is still true. She is _very_ special.
In the finals there were no conductor which means the soloist had to cue the orchestra with body language. This is one of the greatest performances of all time.
11 years old at this competition. Chloe is 15 now, and on her way to womanhood.
TRUE!!! I was LOVING that fact of hers..... She was looking at them and smiling with like Reassuring them all. She's kind of Conducting while playing.
She's not even taller than the adults who are sitting. Her presence and musicianship are so dominating. She's controlling the tempo and with a look to the concertmaster conducting the ensemble. And now she's teaching other violinists. This is a masterclass in violin.
It does take a very talented chamber enable to take such direction. There are amazing as well!
Her mother is a pianist as I read, so she was surrounded with adult musicians just like the ones performing with her and without such people she wouldn’t have gained and harbored this brilliant talent and now she’s becoming one of them, even though she’s a lot younger which is fascinating and just plain awesome
YESSS!
@@Sara-tr2gh
Chloe's mother is indeed a pianist. She is the accompanist in the beautiful "at home" 2020 performance of "Albumblatt" on Chloe's channel!
When Chloe was very little she would give piano lessons and Chloe would listen to them. She understood how gifted Chloe is when, though only 2 years old(!), at the end of a lesson Chloe told her of mistakes that she had heard the student make!
Youd think at such a high level competition the audience would know not to clap in between movements
All the parents probably.
Jet Conway but very hard not to.
They couldn't help themselves everytime XD
its just they cant help it
Every time I hear it I’m like “no no god no stop! You idiots!” Like, I don’t even go to these things and I know lol.
Ive been playing violin for like almost all my life and seeing this kid looking bored playing this is just a slap in the face... not as an insult, she's amazing... a true ling ling.
I would imagine it’s an enjoyment for great musicians to play with other great musicians. It’s just a bunch of talented musicians vibing off of each other. No matter the age.
It is. I’m not a great musician, but it is an incredible feeling to be with others of similar skill and just vibing. It’s the best honestly
This is true. I would not call myself a “great” musician. But I am proficient. And making music with other proficient musicians…ah. It’s magic. Euphoric.
@@devorahtucker-fick5178 Yes, it’s magic. I try to explain this to people and they just don’t get it. It’s something you have to just experience to know.
@@Smoke--- Yessir the feeling of warmth and fun in it is incredible.
Exactly, well said 😃
the expressions of the violinist behind the soloist are extremely amusing
kikkom4n,
Do you mean the violinist whom we can see, say, at 12:20?
If so, then we can read about him at
www.locg.ch/fr/locg-musiciens?musicien_id=4 .
Amusing? To me he was thrilled!
Such a cutie isn’t he.
yeah i agree. quite amusing
No, moving !
She is totally in command and the way the concert master looks back at her you know that she got her full respect.
💕💕💕🎻💕💕💕
'Her' position is in fact called concertmistress.
Why do you need to have everyone assign the correct name for their gender? I t doesn’t MATTER
@@calicokitkat7686 shut up
@@icqseabridge who cares nerd
Y’all this is who we should give our attention to not tik tokers
You are so right
nha, some people doesn't even get this beauty
they belong on the shit, they are happy on tik tok and other meaningless stuff
@@AlexanderDRamos This is meaningless too, people have different interests
@@user-de4hw5jl4 Meaningless is something that no one will remember in 10 years. Art is here forever to appreciate..
@@user-de4hw5jl4 Art and classical music will never get irrelevant, tiktok will. Only shallow and ignorant people have the audacity to say that a 9 year old playing an instrument like violin that needs so many fucking years of training is meaningless.
Her facial expression change at 5:55 is soooo cool.... from a sweet girl to a master violinist, just right into her zone
💕🎻🎻💕🎻🎻💕🎻🎻💕🎻🎻💕🎻🎻💕🎻🎻💕🎻🎻
OMG AND IT WAS ON THE NOTE CHANGE TOO 💀💀
6:33
YOOOO
Her expression: You want boss music? Bet.
11:58 THIS TOO
Guys, her shoe straps are VELCRO. That’s how young this girl is; little white shoes to go with your little dress with a bow young and already called this good 🤯
She is 14 now
i think it’s performance shoes, that’s why they’re velcro! but your message is clear,, she is very talented and hardworking! :D
bro i still use velcro shoes, they’re just more efficient
@@pcpt I have shoes that you just don't need to tie
bruh I wear Velcro shoes and I'm 22 😭
WOW!! Forget about age; what an amazing performance. What a captivating player
I love the way she played "Winter". So many violinist either rush through it or try to play it as fast as they can, which imo just ruins. But this young lady played it exquisitely and with a subtlety that brought out the piece's true beauty
Interestingly, Chloe has played it differently in this amazing performance
th-cam.com/video/chC_PLCEblM/w-d-xo.html
@@kengpanglim6417 wow i didn't know this one existed! Tysm! And yes, she played it differently in some part, but i still get some same vibes with how she played it in this video.
Yep same, idk why most of violinist played this piece so fast when this piece is about winter. I never thought winter as a fast pace thing, but a warm slow thing. Idk if my comment is making sense lol.
@@magdalenasiringoringo5807 You make perfect! And I agree wholeheartedly.
@@kengpanglim6417 Hi Keng, thank you for giving the link. Now I don't know which I like more. Both are unique in its own way. I will definitely return to listen both.
The only thing I was a child prodigy at was obesity... 😔
Lmao
Hahahhahaa
Procrastination for me ✌️
We are all different in our own ways, so im sure you were more than just that
GoldenLuckyCharms check, I was at getting hospitalized
Imagine being a professional musician and be playing with a 10 year old that actually plays better than you
Normally, to play in orchestra its like everyday office job from 9 till 18; to be genius is not always a fortune
There are no children in Asia pf
Such an honor
It would be an honour, nothing to be ashamed of.
suscriptor 1 that just goes to show that people have the capacity to achieve their goals at any agr
I got to know this young lady through 2SetViolin's channel where they refer to her as Professor Chloe. That obviously lead to this video. Both pieces blew me away completely. The confidence she has and the beautiful tone, it was simply breathtaking for me. I have heard Vivaldi so many times, but this was extraordinary. What a huge talent! I hope she will have a bright future.
Chloe is the SSO's artist in residence for 2022-23.
She is recording with them the complete orchestral works by Mozart for solo violin (3 cds) and also a cd of Vivaldi's "Four Season" + Locatelli's "Harmonic Labyrinth" concerto. The cds are to be released in 2023 and 2024.
She is performing Bruch's violin concerto #1 with them, and also Mozart's concertos #3 and #4, in the first three months of 2023.
Things are going extremely well for her!
If you haven't seen the recent documentary "A New Season of Chloe," which is on YT, I think you would enjoy it.
@@jackburgess274 Oh my! Amazing girl! Thank you for the info.
You and me both, and i have never really been interested in classical music before discovering TwoSetViolin
I feel wrong when I'm hearing her playing violin, while I'm here reading comments and not paying attention to her
she's incredible
I'm attacked. hahshaha
cinnamon fr but she is good
Hahahahaha same
Same even though I’m watching this I feel like I’m being disrespectful lol
I still can't get over how she can be so composed in a top level competition, performing in front of judges and all these people and she's only 11 years old!... You can clearly see she's genuinely having fun, smiling at the orchestra and expressing her music freely. It's like she's born to perform and entertain. It's so amazing to watch.
Literally like those anime violin stages
She's is incredibly composed and confident. Seems to be enjoying herself. I guess when youve nailed a piece 535 times, 536 is stress free.
Yeah, it’s nice she’s enjoying herself. That’s really the most important thing.
Its either she’s always been composed in these situations or its either she got used to competitions (im sure she’s been to a lot of competitions before judging from how famous she is)
she reminds me of Kaori from Your lie on April 😄
Ppl: anime is so unrealistic. No one can be a pro violinist at such a young age in real life
Real life:
Edit: yall are missing the point of my comment. I litterally mean that prodigies exist, why are yall repeating the same thing in diffrent ways?
who told u that bro
Mozart: am I a joke to you???
Mozart rn: ✋😑
Who said that lmao
your lie in April 😳
The world would be a better place if everyone in it watched and reflected upon this video once a week
She just said shes better than everyone there in 467 languages
So do I, she CHLOECHUA is a genius itself that has been blessed by the creater.
I love how she smiles with the musicians between pieces, almost like they're sharing a secret, like "you know what to do." And also when she looks at them during performances. She is such a storyteller through her music and movements. She also leads like a pro and her musical understanding is way beyond her years. I'm sure she's very mature in that sense and I think she could take all the musicians around her as her colleagues.
They’re also most likely smiling because the audience is clapping between movements (which shouldn’t happen normally)
I love her smile, it’s so sweet
Fucking pervert
1,000th like!
@@junkyarddog5911 why pervert exactly?
After all, she's still a child. Her smiles lighten up the seriousness and professionalism she is showing through her music. So happy see talented young kids who have fun in what they're doing.
Yes, there are a cute pair of twins in my church who are rather advanced musically, but they never crack a smile, makes you wonder how much they are being pushed.
Yes while this child who is playing in an orchestra in front of an audience and is absolutely astonishing at the violin and is doing something with her life I am here sitting in my bed being a depressed, lazy, annoying bitch💀
@@i..dontknowlol same, me crying about Ap classes
この奏者の演奏は、とても心地よく聞こえます。他の方のバイオリンはキンキンした感じがしていたのですが、この方の演奏ではそのような感じが全くせずとても心に染みわたる感じがしてとても良いです。
Jealousy isn’t even an option with her, it’s too extraordinary that a child could even achieve such mastery of an art in what amount of time she’s had. Truly amazing, this world never ceases striking awe within me
Imagine this on americas got talent or wherever the f*ck's got talent...them pressing "x"cause its boring...
(yawns)
Bro it’s boring unless it’s flight of the bumblebee
Speak for your self.
@@robiihart7531 oh i meant on Americas got talent I think classical music is great
Maybe not because they don’t know exactly what’s going on but it would be a dumb idea to play a song like this in a talent show. They want enetertainment, most people that would watch it wouldn’t be entertated
Everything about Chloe’s performance is magical. Even the giggles after the applause.
And that little courteous bow in response.
@@johnwong6449 9:28
11:48
That's true
I was not there but she was a little surprised by the applauses in between movements which are not customary in classical music and the public was definitely aware but they could not resist the charm of this young violinist who would win joint first prize with that performance!
Six years on, Chloe is one of the great soloists of our age.
She is to make her Australian debut at the Sydney Opera House in a few months time.
I don't know, so please tell me. Which university is she studying at? Is her teacher world famous?
@@mancraft7555
Chloe is home schooled. She has only just turned 17, so she is still too young to attend university.
She continues to study with the person, Yin Ke, who she started to learn violin with when she was four (although her main instrument then was the piano, which she had been playing since she was two).
He is a very highly respected violin teacher at Singapore's elite Nanyang Academy.
He is clearly excellent, and of course he is quite famous now for being Chloe's teacher, but I believe that he wasn't well known outside of Singapore until Chloe herself became famous.
Just saw on the Menuhin website profile about Chloe Chua " Besides playing the violin, Chloe also enjoys reading, swimming and skateboarding."
I'm so glad she's doing at a very young age what she likes. And to know what you enjoy to do at that age, is beyond amazing. 🤯💜👏
don’t know how she has time for that after practicing for 40 hours a day
She's physically active so that's why she's in good form with matching power, endurance & control when playing the violin.
I play violin and my mum wouldn’t let me skate in case I damaged my hands lol
Dude, she can skateboard?? I can't do any of that lol.
she did this for 16 min! I can't even hold my arms up for 16 min😂
hahhahahahhahahahhahahhahah
So then how did you become a Jedi Knight?
@@RunnerProblems LMAO
@@RunnerProblems go for the low zone and mostly you don't stay at one place
I know thud was a joke, but due sine rain, holding a cooling up doesn’t really hurt my arms, as long as my posture is good. If you’re posture is bad, your back will kill you
i swear, violin seems so simple but its one of the HARDEST instruments to play because it requires a lot of technique and precision. so the fact that this kid can play like this is really amazing to see, she's a prodigy
Their wrists alone looks so awkward in that position...... I totally agree with what you said.
She is very talented, that goes without saying, but her skill isn’t exactly surprising for a little child. If she was 11 there, she already had around 7-8 years of violin practice which is quite a lot. Most people in my country graduate music school after 8 years of classes, but most of course do not have the added talent, she has and therefore can’t play in front of orchestra. 😄
@@Sofi00
In all of human history, very _very_ few children aged 11 have had as good a violin technique as Chloe exhibits here and in the first two rounds of the competition the previous week.
@@solochristo65 the bow wrist is also a pain, literally just moving your bow up and down requires you to simultaneously adjust your wrist posture throughout the stroke to accommodate a straight bowing line. Because if you’re not adjusting your wrist and simply moving your arm up and down your bow will be sliding over the strings slanted and make a very harsh sound. I remember when I first learned violin it took me years to train my wrist to do this naturally and habitually without me having to be conscious of it. There’s a lot of small details like this that regular people would never know about. But I am only a beginner violinist, so there must be infinitely more details I can’t even imagine, which make this feat all the more impressive. The more you know about something, the more deeper our appreciation becomes.
@@SyenPie I am from a family of String playing instruments. Violin, Viola, Cello and Guitar......and other kinds of Instruments Incl. Vocal Chords...... So I do understand some things BUT I have forgotten a lot too. I also had a really nice mailman years ago that developed a painful carpal tunnel because his wrist was always bent holding the mail, etc. so no matter what people say ( as in it is easy in any way for the wrist to adjust ) I know It takes great skill and work just in the wrist alone. I can never make light of that. Thanks for the responses.
11 year old Chloe Chua not only giving us the best version of winter ever.. but looking like an angel in doing so..❤
I Love how her bangs are just as powerful as her being a world class violinist
Hahahaha I was looking for this comment
This is the result of natural gifts, talent, parents who can afford to develop those gifts, and a child with passion and strong work ethics.
and stamina
Yeah, an amazing combination of all those things is so very rare and we need to take every advantage we can to hear those rare people
You forgot the threatening of the deathly La Chancla 😱 *cue horn of doom from every movie trailer ever*
Natural gift ? No hard work
@@CarstenReg he said it was a combination of the two
Being naturally gifted at something is pretty normal but only the hard workers become masters. Even Paganini had to take violin lessons even though he was brilliant as a child
She is small and cute, but hers violin playing is so *aggressive* 😱 (edited: I mean it's powerful)
this music (winter,vivaldi) have a different interpret, she is unbelievable in the violin arcades too... indescribable gift she has
João Victor Bazani ok yoda
@@Phadex7 ????
Hmmm. Her playing is crystal clear but I do not find it aggressive. Just very exact. I find it incredibly sweet.
Phadex lol
바이올린의 귀여운 공주님 클로이슈아양의 한국팬입니다. 이 영상을 가장 좋아해서 매일 보고 또 듣습니다. 클로이양의 몸짓 표정 머리카락 한 올의 움직임 마저 경이롭고 아름답습니다. 우린 이런 천재들의 재능을 보며 겸손해져야 하고 서로를 존중하고 배려하는 마음을 가져야 합니다. 진심으로 감사드립니다.
어느 나라 사람 입니까
싱가폴 입니다.@@까폐라떼
@@까폐라떼 싱가폴 국적이라 하네요
She's the main character here, I'm not even a secondary character in my own life.
We... We’re the same.. :’)
Hello I'm a nameless extra in my own life.
well same :'>
I normally don't like interpretations by kids, especially on a piece like this, but this one is different. It sounds like she's bringing the monsters under her bed to life. Very well done.
sure dude
I don't like interpretations by Matt
@@resmarted lmfaoo right, im like wtf
"Bringing the monsters under her bed to life" is such a good way of putting it -- I almost hope it was taught to her that way, because that's a perfect interpretation for a kid to grasp!
It sounds trés contemporary.
How to make yourself feel like dirt :
1) Take your violin
2) Watch these amazing child prodigies
3) Go to a corner and cry
4) Pray to Ling Ling
Danielle333 Yu :’)
Lol... That is SOOO ME
Watching her makes me feel like God actually exists. There's pretentious playing and then there's just playing for pure joy. She plays with pure love of music which I don't know if we'll ever see again (in a child so young) in this lifetime. Not sure if it could ever make anyone feel like dirt. It probably just shows that the human brain has a lot of hidden or undiscovered potential.
Exactly!
Anyway we're all dirt, but she's divine dirt.
Vivaldi must be proud of her. This is amazing!
Many people devote their entire lives to learning an instrument and never reach the point Chloe is at here as a child. It’s humbling. What she does is than memorizing the notes - she’s interpreting the composition. She truly expresses the meaning and heart of the piece. True prodigy! Brava!
not humiliating, it's fantastic
@@MrStrojmir
"humbling" is very different in meaning from "humiliating."
I am sure @Archie Cocke shares your belief that Chloe's performance is "fantastic" (as do I).
I’ve only recently discovered this young lady, who’s now 14 I believe? She plays so beautifully. It’s a delight to be on this planet to hear her.
Chloe turned 15 last month.
(Yes, she enriches one's life!)
AMEN!!! So many people wasting time watching garbage while this gem is playing!!!!
Lmao she’s the same age as me
@@solochristo65 I hear that. Too much garbage taken way to seriously. This lady has put in huge amounts of work to get to this level. There’s a lot of so called musicians who haven’t. I can enjoy simple music, but music that has inspiration plus skill, that’s something to be adored.
Wow
you can so clearly see how much these adult musicians love this little girl, they have so much admiration and respect in their eyes. Truly beautiful to see adults encouraging children in a world frought with bizarre generational envy
This video here is literally the exact opposite of the movie whiplash
So well put
They're looking at her like "damn I wish I could do that" XD
She really is adorable… and mindbendingly gifted (yeah, I know Two Set would disagree and say it’s all hard work 😬) but she is a darling to watch and hear 🧡
Chloe is one of the most gifted violinists of the recorded era.
People are running out of things to say about this breathtakingly beautiful performance!
Please. Stop comparing yourselves. Admire that youre here to see and appreciate the wonder. And believe in hope for yourself and her. Pray for the two of you
Thank you from saving my self-esteem)
I was just thinking why I can't be like her- well thank you ❤️
You actually have made a much-needed comment. People who play instruments(at least half of the comments section) often feel like poop after watching child prodigies! Thank you, it's like you just lifted a little weight from my heart. 😊
@@BoogleBeats ik what you feel coz this comment comes from a violinist too😆
hyunjin xc because you can’t practice violin 8 hours a day