I cannot imagine the experience of being present in a theater or music hall in the 16th century and hearing music such as this. It must have been otherworldly.
Vivaldi had to be the equivalent, in his time, of the heavy metal or hard rock virtuoso of our time. Bach was kind of more elevated, compositionally, more like The Beatles. Vivaldi was Eddie Van Halen or Metallica, or something. He wasn't ONLY that, of course, he could also do sublime. But I don't think anybody's music of his time 'went for it' and purely rocked out like he did. I'd love to see how audiences reacted when this stuff was debuted. I picture head-banging by dudes, girls fainting. Undergarments being thrown on stage?
Such as the first movement (from L'Estro Armonico) of the G Minor concerto for 2 violins and cello. Sounds pretty much dark metal to me. th-cam.com/video/XfgO_BqErWY/w-d-xo.html
Imagine seeing this live in the time when there was no electricity or computer generated music. In the time when this was a new release, and vivaldi is the lead violinist in this first public performance. It must have changed the life of every single person in the room. 3/28/21 edit: Wow I come back to this and I'm surprised this blew up. Anyway, I took violin lessons but stopped because it was frustratingly difficult, but beautiful, nonetheless. Much respect for these people who must've gone through a lot behind all that beautiful playing!
You're more right than you think. I've never heard a perfect performance of the song, and there's a lot of variance in the way different orchestras play it. This is one of the better recordings but still has flaws. Can't really imagine what Vivaldi's version sounded like.
Until Mahler (Vienna, Austria) in 1880, concerts were quite noisy. People went to drink and eat and talk. Mahler introduced the complete silence policy in concerts as we know and behave today. I am not sure most people in this era were awake about the huge creativity they were exposed to then.
This piece is almost three hundred years old, music is timeless. We are so lucky that someone decided to keep his music safe in an archive for future generations or we would have never heard this. Just think of all the music and speeches we haven’t heard until recording came into fruition. We are so much luckier than we know to live in the twenty first century.
Hai propio ragione . Pensa che Vivaldi ha dovuto andar via dal Italia e da Venezia , perché le sue opere non erano comprese . Morto povero e malato a Vienna . 😢
@@alexisb5138 It's a story about the season, the last part you can hear the storm coming with the change of tempo and attitude signaling the end of summer, that's how I always heard it. The Music itself is filled with energy which is why it stands out. Summer has ended and the darker days are coming. The trees are about to be stripped of their colour, the days are shorter and darkness creeps in with the cold, a sad ending to what was once beautiful.
it still blows my mind how a mere man could write such a piece of music, how much of a genius he had to be. I wonder what went through his mind as he was composing this Edit: mari Samuelson is the one who made me fall in love with summer & I haven’t heard any better summer since.
@@attack_zephyr God does not force anyone to believe in him, really. It's just the human race that sucks, people who are just stupid. Religious people that are like "god will take care of this", well bruh these people are just lazy or not educated enough to be of help, so we are stuck with idiots, chomos and others. I am an orthodox christian, never read the bible😂 but I do have faith in God and faith in myself and others. So yeah we can blame God all we want, but at the end of the day we made the decisions ourselves. All that matters is being a good person and not religious really.
8:11 is my favorite part :D 1 year later I am back. I played the violin for about 1 year and a half. Violin is one of my relaxing instruments and I love it so much! My finger hurts from pressing on the strings and now i have several hard parts or calusus whatever those are called. I’m excited for my future!!
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@@jyvben1520 That is hilarious I am not a religious person but now I am aware that you are all knowing and I have a much better understanding of the world and universe as you and only you can understand. Think you totally missed the point I was making. So I will forever be grateful for you setting me straight. Happy Life to you!
This piece of audio is the pinnacle of human culture. Even the faults, where a little girl screams and a man coughs are right in place. Shows imperfection - and when the girl screams one of the members of orchestra smiles. It is just... perfect.
I, now, edit this comment approximately 10 months later, because this has had many likes and I need to share that I found the true music, the one that really makes us feel in great pleasure and grace, this is the one that praises the Lord, Jesus Christ. Classical will always have a great technique, and sound, but spiritually, it is empty. Gospel is not wonderful because it’s technique, nor because it’s singers, but because the glory and true love of God, that shines through our hearts when we praise him. All the glory, the honor and the power to the Lord, my Savior and Father. I haven’t stopped with violin playing, but now I play musics that embrace my life and make my soul joyful. Let every living creature praise the Lord. Shout praises to the Lord! Psalms 150:6.
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I didn't understand before how people pick their favourite version of a classical piece, it's played the same way by everyone, isn't it? Then I realized it's never the same. This is my favourite for many many years now. The passion, the feelings, the joy just can't get beaten by anyone. Perfect.
The difference is subtle. You pick it up when your listening skills level up. Yes each rendition is different even playing the same notes with the same timing. Each expression is different.
@@kronoscamron7412 true, but this is very similar to Nigel Kennedy's performance with the London Symphony Orchestra three decades ago that really popularized the Four Seasons with previous non-classical listeners. Mari Samuelsen's rendition is wonderfully similar in timing, much more so than many other performances - a wonderful job.
@@Skrepter_Skroktesus I'm less optimistic. The human mind is so receptive to mystery. There already exists a drop in god belief but it is often replaced with New Age crap including crystals... ;)
such an incredible performance. I consider myself a metalhead primarily, but recently I have discovered how incredibly amazing classical music can be. Cheers to newfound adoration!
The comment below is right, but hey you are on a new and wonderful journey. Listen to Vivaldi RV558, if that does not get you hooked then just continue to enjoy being a metalhead.
She played the full four seasons on the 7th decemeber 2018 in Lille France, she was amazing. So happy i was able to see this at least once in my life !
The entire orchestra did this piece some proper justice for sure. But Mari's performance is captivating. She put her heart and soul into it and it shows. Watching the whole thing feels kind of like falling in love with her.
I am 12 years old and I started playing the violin when I was 2 years old. This woman for me is my idol and one day I wish I could get to play like her. A masterpiece! Magnificent, you play the violin beautifully. 🥰😍🎻
Please be kind, it is probably a neurological disorder. I can not remember the name of it. He is probably more intelligent and talented than you who criticize.
duud lmmmao its not named after that vivladi compostition ahhahaaha he calld it summer becase off the actuall saison like winter, july and al off the other ones lmmmaaoo you litle dumb dumbb r/wooooossh
Thank you Universe for sending us such talented & music feeling souls like Mari Samuelsen... May Lord bless you to perform many years of your perfectly sensual performances because you feel the vibrations of the violin and your young age proves my words ... I also hope that you teach, & help the young generation to find themselves in the world of classic music ...
I do the same with Mendelssohn's violin concerto. Isn't it wonderful that music can have that power? And yes, interrupting classical music is sacrilege.
I think about that every day but what really blasts my mind is how, how the composers did these works.. without any kind of computer, audio recorders, just a bag full of passion, ofc my eyes are starting to tear, i just can't absorb all the good matter i am listening to.
100% agree! I searched for hours and hours for this, I never knew the name of it. Always loved it. But is it just me, that I think this is more fitting to Autumn, like, I picture leaves falling, and a sad kind of tragedy of things falling apart wilting, dying, and falling down.
I love this performance. It is so magnificent, and I am breath holding each time I hear it. I probably heard it at least a hundred time performed by this gifted Samuelson. Hat off to her.
I'd say it's about equal to Sirena Huang's 2010 performance when she was only about 16. Unfortunately that vid seems to have been scrubbed from TH-cam and it was spectacular. If anyone has a link please ping me. It was at the Daniel Pearl Memorial Concert. My life will not be complete unless I get to see that again.
Vivaldi was an ordained priest, a born again man of God who wrote this music for his Creator. Money and fame means little to a man of this character. He is indeed in Heaven with God and very much aware of the gift he was given and the Grace that allowed him to share it with us.
I can honestly say this version is borderline perfection, the emotions it stirs in me are unreal. I listen to Mari playing this weekly. Absolutely spectacular, the passion in her face show how much she felt it and that is conveyed in the video. Bravo
It is not perfect because there is a mistake at minute 9:52. What's more, the person behind Mari notices it. Watch his expression, in his eyes, in that quick look that says "Hey, what happened there?"
@@awe331 Thanks for the update... What a bit like a darts player? No disrespect but I think there's something a little bit more going on. And there's a feeling, emotions interpreted through the fingers into the strings that resides in people's memories. Or maybe, it is like darts. Sport is after all an interpretation of our emotions, just like any art. It is the the soul expressed
Nigel johnson Obviously she’s a pro, but there is muscle memory involved. At a level like her, she practiced probably for months on that piece and so she knows where her hands go.
@@awe331 I appreciate what you're saying. But it sounds kind of sexual. So I'm going to say goodbye.
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Incredible music, incredible performance, people around the world gathering to listen a beautiful piece from 300 years ago to feel summer. This makes me happy on these difficult days...
I do not, and will never understand, those who claim not to like classical music. Edit: I'm not saying classical music is superior to other music, all music has a purpose, and each to their own. I'm simply saying, I do not understand how you cannot at least appreciate the genre. You won't find other music like it, apart from maybe film/tv-soundtracks.... and actually metal has elements of classical expression too... hmm... still, I think you get what I mean lol.
Non mi stanco mai di sentirla e risentirla. Sul viso di Mary traspare tutta la passione e l'amore per questo capolavoro. Che bella la MUSICA che unisce persone e nazioni così lontane come la Norvegia e l'Italia. Grazie Mary e grazie Vivaldi!
Paula Kotowicz 1. Memorizing isnt the difficulty if you're learning this kind of music. 2. That's not reading anymore. If youre playing this musik the notes just stay for your back. Im playing the piano without reading the notes Weile playing but ones the notes are away i make more misttakes. I cant Really describe it but its like it is
No no, there's a mistake. Pieces like these classics are never played with music sheet, theyre like concerts for violin, anyone play it with sheet music, and it's because everything have to be played close and on scales, s it's not hard to learn it. And even if she had it, IT'S NOT TOO FAST TO READ IT, that's experience reading violin sheets
Obviously you have to learn it, but that is what BRAIN does unconsciously, but you can have the music sheet and follow it? Yes. And in this pieces A LOT OF NOTES ARE REPEATED, so it's not hard to read them, just a few parts on the Presto that change strings continued
Когда не нужны всякие дирижёры. Вышла солистка, отдалась всей душой композиции, прожила маленькую жизнь. До слёз просто. Лучшее исполнение из всех, что вы сможете найти. Гарантирую.
This is by far the best performance of this masterpiece. I am a fan of Vivaldi's work and I can't find any other performance or recording of this masterpiece that matches the emotion, beauty and perfection delivered on this one. This one should be the official recording for this masterpiece. Kudos to Mari Samuelsen and her band mates for this, and thank you. If it was on blu-ray or any other high quality format I'd definitely buy it.
I've listened to a lot of performances of the 4 seasons, but I always come back to mari samuelsen, she just gives her life to the music and I think nobody on hearth can play the 4 seasons like her
8:50 See her eyes go across to the first violin, it’s all under control. This is such a beautiful piece and I must say I’ve listen to this video for possibly the past 10 years
I loved her facial expressions, so emotional. That bit between minutes 8 and nine just slayed me. This music was a great start to my ☀️ summer, now 30 minutes old.
Вот настоящее исполнение и душа Вивальди!! Трудно даже представить душу и чувства великого Вивальди!!! Исполнение - на высшем уровне!!!спасибо исполнителям и низкий поклон!!!Это музыка- крик души !!!!!
Outstanding. Simply outstanding. Vivaldi is why I fell in love with classical music in my advanced years. Was always a Prog Rock fan and a Rock'n Roller. I still am, but Vivaldi and this piece in particular got me turned on to classical. How could it not!? And what a performance! I've got this bookmarked and NEVER get tired of hearing. Exceptional! Outstanding! Beautiful!
Way different wavelengths we are on: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A9lo%C3%AFse. Now I most watch this movie I hitherto never heard of. Based on the summary, the name Heloise was no accident.
Music can be terrifying but not hopeless. I am astonished at Vivaldi’s Summer from four seasons. I’ve listened to it countless times but today it left me in amazement. Once you see what the violins speak of, all sorts of horrifying images begin to unravel. Suffering, hardship heavy to the core, shaking your soul and tearing into hope. On the brink of collapse, on the edge of demise instruments squeal about a brave soul captured in the worst hurricane of life, losing everything. Impossible grief comes soon after. Tragic pain and regret. Of how beautiful were the sunsets, of the sweet past gone, gone forever. The empty stumbling around, lost, weeping to the skies, begging to the memories and punished by tragic fate. And still, stumbling forward, choosing to breath. The segment ends with a last cry/mourn of a single violin. Dissolving into silence goes its last breath, ending the segment. Undefeated by chaos it finally parishes into the void. Vivaldi touched something so powerful and true. He filled our heart with tragedy and put hope up against it. A journey of the soul, a terrifying, catastrophic journey which ends with death but not with defeat. Everything can be destroyed and killed, but a strong human soul will not be defeated.
this is a hot, dry summer. dead, dry leaves are on the ground. the crows are fed. this recording doesn't capture all the lows (or highs). incredible performance!
Can't count how many times I've watched this video. It's by far my favorite performance of Summer and by now, thanks to you, one of my favorite pieces of all time. Thank you so much for this Mari
It amazes me that half of the violinists behind Mari weren't aware that she was going to play ALL the portions of Summer. Thay didn't realize she wasn't there for just the Storm part, which is probably the most well-known and astounding. Great commentary on Vivaldi admirers.
I can't count anymore how many times I've watched this video, i always feel the passion and the emotion that i still clap my hands just what the audience did in the end. Superb performance 👏🎻🎹🎼🎶
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I cannot imagine the experience of being present in a theater or music hall in the 16th century and hearing music such as this. It must have been otherworldly.
Vivaldi had to be the equivalent, in his time, of the heavy metal or hard rock virtuoso of our time. Bach was kind of more elevated, compositionally, more like The Beatles. Vivaldi was Eddie Van Halen or Metallica, or something. He wasn't ONLY that, of course, he could also do sublime. But I don't think anybody's music of his time 'went for it' and purely rocked out like he did. I'd love to see how audiences reacted when this stuff was debuted. I picture head-banging by dudes, girls fainting. Undergarments being thrown on stage?
By the way, if you want more rocking out by Vivaldi, check out his L'Estro Armonico. There's some bad ass stuff in there.
Such as the first movement (from L'Estro Armonico) of the G Minor concerto for 2 violins and cello. Sounds pretty much dark metal to me.
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@@adipsous that's because metal is partly based on classical music 🙂
18th century
Imagine seeing this live in the time when there was no electricity or computer generated music. In the time when this was a new release, and vivaldi is the lead violinist in this first public performance. It must have changed the life of every single person in the room.
3/28/21 edit:
Wow I come back to this and I'm surprised this blew up. Anyway, I took violin lessons but stopped because it was frustratingly difficult, but beautiful, nonetheless.
Much respect for these people who must've gone through a lot behind all that beautiful playing!
I think about stuff like that all the time.
You're more right than you think. I've never heard a perfect performance of the song, and there's a lot of variance in the way different orchestras play it. This is one of the better recordings but still has flaws. Can't really imagine what Vivaldi's version sounded like.
either god or satan where in that room.
Until Mahler (Vienna, Austria) in 1880, concerts were quite noisy. People went to drink and eat and talk. Mahler introduced the complete silence policy in concerts as we know and behave today. I am not sure most people in this era were awake about the huge creativity they were exposed to then.
aisha havana This
This piece is almost three hundred years old, music is timeless. We are so lucky that someone decided to keep his music safe in an archive for future generations or we would have never heard this. Just think of all the music and speeches we haven’t heard until recording came into fruition. We are so much luckier than we know to live in the twenty first century.
True
Im a old school raver and you know how this goes. I love music and im so pleased i was presented with this ❤
Hai propio ragione . Pensa che Vivaldi ha dovuto andar via dal Italia e da Venezia , perché le sue opere non erano comprese . Morto povero e malato a Vienna . 😢
Och jag, en svensk gris, kan föreställa mig. Vi älskar jävlarna från Charles 12 och svartsjuka... slåss, Hundens blod.
It always make me to tears when I hear and watch this masterperformance❤❤
Imagine making the greatest music of all eras. You were so great that after centuries people still listen to your music. LONG LIVE VIVALDI
But the bad thing is that he became famous after his death 😢
This is the best piece of music ever written
@@LepetitortuBy far
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It is hard to believe that Vivaldi died penniless, even after composing masterpieces like this.
Liviu M Often the most talented people are used by those who’s greatest talent is using others for their own gain
They are came for a reason, to deliver gift for rest of us
I know Chopin died in poverty too, it's quite sad
so many true artists got their work recognized after they died
No capitalism. No property rights
1st movement (allegro): 0:10
2nd movement (adagio): 6:04
3rd movement (presto): 8:10
Gracias
Thank you!!🤣🤣
presto
Merci
Terima kasih
I'm 14 yrs old and learning this piece, this video is a BIG help
💪
Bravo!!!
kudos!
Remember to play with emotions. Most important part. From a young musician!!!
Use ur head
(Literally)
0:08 I. Allegro non molto
6:04 II. Adagio
8:10 III. Presto (the most famous movement)
Love this recording!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
thanks for adding 'the most famous movement', lol
Why it's the most famous movement?? I always wanted to know what does that part so special
@@alexisb5138 It's a story about the season, the last part you can hear the storm coming with the change of tempo and attitude signaling the end of summer, that's how I always heard it. The Music itself is filled with energy which is why it stands out.
Summer has ended and the darker days are coming. The trees are about to be stripped of their colour, the days are shorter and darkness creeps in with the cold, a sad ending to what was once beautiful.
Thanks Julia!!
it still blows my mind how a mere man could write such a piece of music, how much of a genius he had to be. I wonder what went through his mind as he was composing this
Edit: mari Samuelson is the one who made me fall in love with summer & I haven’t heard any better summer since.
Wrong perspective, fella - Vivaldi and other composers of this calibre were no 'mere men'. Different league of human being altogether....
@@attack_zephyr God does not force anyone to believe in him, really. It's just the human race that sucks, people who are just stupid. Religious people that are like "god will take care of this", well bruh these people are just lazy or not educated enough to be of help, so we are stuck with idiots, chomos and others. I am an orthodox christian, never read the bible😂 but I do have faith in God and faith in myself and others. So yeah we can blame God all we want, but at the end of the day we made the decisions ourselves. All that matters is being a good person and not religious really.
summer
Probably how hungry he was
@@dougdimmedome5552 didn’t he die penniless ? Or I’m I thinking of someone else
8:11 is my favorite part :D
1 year later I am back. I played the violin for about 1 year and a half. Violin is one of my relaxing instruments and I love it so much! My finger hurts from pressing on the strings and now i have several hard parts or calusus whatever those are called. I’m excited for my future!!
Yes this is AMAZING
My ringtone! ❤️
It is the "Presto" part. It is my favorite too!
Same
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I've watched this video so many times and still mesmerized. That lady is simply amazing and, well, Vivaldi is the only one.
Watched it a million times. Bawl like a baby every time. Can't put it in to words. This kind of talent is just incredible to me.
i stared playing violin 3 years ago because of this woman...
Wow nice keep going lol
You should be at Ling Ling status by now!!
Wonderful.
@@thor4594 i wish...
And? How's it going??
8:11 - Vivaldi being the first heavy metal musician hahahah!
10 out of 10 rockers love this part
The sound lives
I agree ! 🤘
🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
the summer thunderstorm
...i love it. :-) and iam not a rocker. :-) but the techno-guys love it, too. :-)
HAHHAHAHA I love it!
8:12 : one of the greatest moments in music history
Just heard a clip of it in some trailer for Wednesday Addams
@@whiterosemotors9026 I'm here cause I have recognized the song haha
@@justine_D no, this is Winter
@@whiterosemotors9026 I think it's the Winter one not Summer
Sounds like a Zales jewelry commercial
Vivaldi is smiling from heaven. Mari takes this to such a beautiful place and the rest of the orchestra is amazing too.
no heaven, no afterlife, no "god", enjoy the 1 life you got, the rest is delusional.
@@jyvben1520 That is hilarious I am not a religious person but now I am aware that you are all knowing and I have a much better understanding of the world and universe as you and only you can understand. Think you totally missed the point I was making. So I will forever be grateful for you setting me straight. Happy Life to you!
@@frankstaller3641 thank you seeing my greatness
@@jyvben1520 lol I was actually thinking more like a zealot egocentric narcissist but close enough.
@@frankstaller3641 for telling the truth, oh dear, no hope for you then.
thank you for this great Epic premiere
In my opinion summer is the best piece of four seasons 😍😍 and Mari
Mari is fantastic
+Eugene definitely
Personally I like Autumn, but Summer is absolutely fantastic as well!
Winter... and Julia...:-)
think so :D
This piece of audio is the pinnacle of human culture. Even the faults, where a little girl screams and a man coughs are right in place. Shows imperfection - and when the girl screams one of the members of orchestra smiles. It is just... perfect.
I, now, edit this comment approximately 10 months later, because this has had many likes and I need to share that I found the true music, the one that really makes us feel in great pleasure and grace, this is the one that praises the Lord, Jesus Christ. Classical will always have a great technique, and sound, but spiritually, it is empty. Gospel is not wonderful because it’s technique, nor because it’s singers, but because the glory and true love of God, that shines through our hearts when we praise him. All the glory, the honor and the power to the Lord, my Savior and Father. I haven’t stopped with violin playing, but now I play musics that embrace my life and make my soul joyful. Let every living creature
praise the Lord. Shout praises to the Lord! Psalms 150:6.
Amazing!
I és que Vivaldi fou un genial. Hi estic totalmente d'acord.
Jo també ho veig així.
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What color is this piece?
she butchered the piece
It's been years..but I keep coming to Mari's performance...it's EPIC all over 🏆
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I Love Your Music! Amazing
Great!
Beautiful Summer!
💗💗💗 from Tunisia
This is the most beautiful interpretation of the piece that I have heard :)
That smile on her face 9:33 knowing she nailed it is priceless. #Bravo!
honey sweet:)
She's having fun.
her brother is a cellist I think she was smiling at him also
Maybe she was just horny
If Mari Samuelsen made a mistake, you heard wrong!
The end is so chaotic.
It's Splendid.
Summer's gone, storm is comming.
I didn't understand before how people pick their favourite version of a classical piece, it's played the same way by everyone, isn't it? Then I realized it's never the same. This is my favourite for many many years now. The passion, the feelings, the joy just can't get beaten by anyone. Perfect.
That passion is like a snow leopard in this present world.
Max Ritcher superou esta versão.
The difference is subtle. You pick it up when your listening skills level up.
Yes each rendition is different even playing the same notes with the same timing. Each expression is different.
@@kronoscamron7412 true, but this is very similar to Nigel Kennedy's performance with the London Symphony Orchestra three decades ago that really popularized the Four Seasons with previous non-classical listeners. Mari Samuelsen's rendition is wonderfully similar in timing, much more so than many other performances - a wonderful job.
I've listened many other versions, and, for me, there is any other which beats this one! As you said "Perfect"
I love when they all go at it at the same time - like they’re sharing some time of divine enlightenment
No, just humans very good at what they do. Divine enlightenment is a contradiction and exists only in your mind.
@@speedingatheist what are you talking about? Go look it up and then speak.
@@ikeymizrahi4340 What should I look up? Your Holy User Manual? Try science, it works.
@@Skrepter_Skroktesus I'm less optimistic. The human mind is so receptive to mystery. There already exists a drop in god belief but it is often replaced with New Age crap including crystals... ;)
The magic of sight reading...
Those last 12 seconds of this masterpiece grabbed my heart in a way I cant and could never describe or explain. Vivaldi was more than a genius.
She had me at about a minute in.
Eminem is a better Artist
He was geniuser as fuck
Dude, you got ❤️ from Mari.
Oh yes, Vivaldi. He composed greatest piece of art ever.
yeah he was a priest as well
Here in June 2024 and this video is showing 40 million views!! Wow that's incredible, and shows the talent of Mari.
39 million might be mine alone !!!
@@mugar0015 Ha ha, very good !!! :-)
Saw Mari in Dublin. WOW 🎉
@mugar0015 I was going to say the same thing...Except I was only going to claim a thousand...😂
such an incredible performance. I consider myself a metalhead primarily, but recently I have discovered how incredibly amazing classical music can be. Cheers to newfound adoration!
Good work :) An open mind is a beautiful mind!
yes, agreed...
Nice!!! I've always liked classical music, unfortunately most of my classmates are only interested in pop...
+Cecilia Tang same
The comment below is right, but hey you are on a new and wonderful journey. Listen to Vivaldi RV558, if that does not get you hooked then just continue to enjoy being a metalhead.
For a Jamaican who listens mostly reggae I can say I have been enchanted by a piece that is so beautiful
May I suggest “Pictures at an Exhibition” for your listening pleasure? Particularly with Kurt Masur.
She played the full four seasons on the 7th decemeber 2018 in Lille France, she was amazing. So happy i was able to see this at least once in my life !
Alors ça, c'est vraiment de la chance !
That must have been mesmerizing! I would love to have seen that. Her skill with music is enchanting 😈
What is her name?
@@massimo4290 Mari Samuelson
Raah j'aurais dû y être !
The entire orchestra did this piece some proper justice for sure. But Mari's performance is captivating. She put her heart and soul into it and it shows. Watching the whole thing feels kind of like falling in love with her.
I am 12 years old and I started playing the violin when I was 2 years old. This woman for me is my idol and one day I wish I could get to play like her. A masterpiece! Magnificent, you play the violin beautifully. 🥰😍🎻
You will!
im 10 and started at 3
how many years os training need to be like her ?
@@rodrigoreichelt459 Infinitive
sis, my mom was feeding me at my 2 years age lol
Can’t keep my eyes off the guy making faces behind her 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Lmao i noticed that as well
Lmao same
lol looks like he's pretending to play
Not only THE guy behind her! Other guys and gals too! See at 4:42
Matheus Reis those other guys just look bored 😂🤣
The guy behind the solist is like "Wtf is going on here? What is she playing? Did I feed the dog?" Can't keep my eyes off of you, dude! XD
i feel the same 😀 the best of the video !!
Please be kind, it is probably a neurological disorder. I can not remember the name of it. He is probably more intelligent and talented than you who criticize.
what time?
Lol you made my day 😆😆
@@awiggins7031 ITS A JOKE
I wonder what it's like to be able to produce such a beautiful thing. Brings me to tears.
this is like a rock band for violins, its incredible! vivaldi is the master
4 seasons is metal of the 1700's rhythm, lead solos and technical structure. This must be respected if rock is to be respected!! 🤘
@@adamusmaximus2673 🎉😢😮😅❤
This was the rock band of the time. Dah.
I’ve always said Vivaldi was a shredder. 🤘
The amount of control and precision in which she plays is unreal. I literally broke into tears watching this.
I heard they named a season after this piece, I can see why, it’s a very good composition.
😊 The name "summer" was such a hit that they also named three other seasons based on Vivaldi's work.
Atanu Dey Damn you richt
You just made my day! :)
duud lmmmao its not named after that vivladi compostition ahhahaaha he calld it summer becase off the actuall saison like winter, july and al off the other ones lmmmaaoo you litle dumb dumbb r/wooooossh
Human Error I can’t tell if ur just dumb or you’re on a whole nother level of r/wooosh ery to the point where my brain can’t compute
Thank you Universe for sending us such talented & music feeling souls like Mari Samuelsen... May Lord bless you to perform many years of your perfectly sensual performances because you feel the vibrations of the violin and your young age proves my words ... I also hope that you teach, & help the young generation to find themselves in the world of classic music ...
I still can’t understand how a human being could convert his emotions and feel of Mother Nature into something magical that gives you chills 😍🥰
Games Nation
13 nice number
Randoms notes on random. org then try every song created...
@@maximerabouh2608 what?
@@mikegonzo2986 read about infinit possiblities you will understand
How is it possible for someone to create this? Mind blowing...
SisWent SickoMode I always wonder how the mucician is thinking when they create their wonders , it is amazing
Ask God.
@@morarumir18 there is no god
@@lumina_ "there is no god" Amen!
@@mirceaion bruh
Ads should not be allowed during one of these performances! I always cry listening to this piece!
Yes spoils it.
I do the same with
Mendelssohn's violin concerto. Isn't it wonderful that music can have that power?
And yes, interrupting classical music is sacrilege.
This and Carnival of the Animals -The Swan
I don't believe in God, but this music, and Mari playing it.... it is just DIVINE! ❤Thank you for making it even more special!
I've probably watched this video over 100 times. Just the best performance of this piece I've heard! Amazing!!
May I ask you, as an expert listener - do you hear the strings go flat at the 9:38-9:40 mark.. ?
I watch this every morning when I wake up. Brilliant.
same! i'd say i watched over 200 times
....not quite 100...but closing...
at least 100 times.
only a musician understand how many years upon years of studying and practicing it takes to be able to play like that. its a lifes work
lisbeth young your dead on right,!
I think about that every day but what really blasts my mind is how, how the composers did these works.. without any kind of computer, audio recorders, just a bag full of passion, ofc my eyes are starting to tear, i just can't absorb all the good matter i am listening to.
Only a lover of music can cry their eyes out on said musician's perfection......
Matteo Biagiotti Full commitment to the music is how. Every minute, every second into composing. Really impressive.
I only needed 5
8:12 classical music's best moment
Sorry, it is 01:32
@@Butchi905 no
100% agree! I searched for hours and hours for this, I never knew the name of it. Always loved it. But is it just me, that I think this is more fitting to Autumn, like, I picture leaves falling, and a sad kind of tragedy of things falling apart wilting, dying, and falling down.
Perfeição
And Mari masterize it.
If I had one dying wish it would be to hear Mari at a live concert playing Vivaldi .
I love this performance. It is so magnificent, and I am breath holding each time I hear it. I probably heard it at least a hundred time performed by this gifted Samuelson. Hat off to her.
Браво, Мари лучшая в мире скрипачка. Шедевральное исполнение, образец на все времена!!!
This is still the best live performance of Vivaldi "Summer" that I have heard to date.
I'd say it's about equal to Sirena Huang's 2010 performance when she was only about 16. Unfortunately that vid seems to have been scrubbed from TH-cam and it was spectacular. If anyone has a link please ping me. It was at the Daniel Pearl Memorial Concert. My life will not be complete unless I get to see that again.
SHE IS COMPLETE LIKE Musician and woman, she LIVE MUSIC REAL.. her face
Agreed 😊
Just check out this performance th-cam.com/video/RvDt_KtOzbc/w-d-xo.html
maybe you 'll change your mind.
If only the man who died in poverty could see where his music is now.
On youtube yet
Yeah, hard to think that someone can foresee their creations still being reinterpreted and/or admired 300 fucking years later
Vivaldi was an ordained priest, a born again man of God who wrote this music for his Creator. Money and fame means little to a man of this character. He is indeed in Heaven with God and very much aware of the gift he was given and the Grace that allowed him to share it with us.
I bet he would love seeing it's on youtube
AMEN!
This is by far my favorite rendition ever. It touches my heart.
I can honestly say this version is borderline perfection, the emotions it stirs in me are unreal. I listen to Mari playing this weekly. Absolutely spectacular, the passion in her face show how much she felt it and that is conveyed in the video. Bravo
It is not perfect because there is a mistake at minute 9:52. What's more, the person behind Mari notices it. Watch his expression, in his eyes, in that quick look that says "Hey, what happened there?"
@@zetcam2 art is not about just perfection
@@zetcam2 borderline perfection means close to perfection
thank you
@@zetcam2 🤓☝
When she closes her eyes.
I felt that.
The soloist is amazing
Strings behind her are flawless too
Vivaldi the best! And played fantastically by a brilliant violinist, he would be so proud.
She is supreme, doesn't even look at the strings.
Nigel johnson
It’s called muscle memory
@@awe331 Thanks for the update... What a bit like a darts player? No disrespect but I think there's something a little bit more going on. And there's a feeling, emotions interpreted through the fingers into the strings that resides in people's memories. Or maybe, it is like darts. Sport is after all an interpretation of our emotions, just like any art. It is the the soul expressed
@@awe331 you can not deny that that is a blistering performance. That's no mere muscle memory, than I would embrace my mother.
Nigel johnson
Obviously she’s a pro, but there is muscle memory involved. At a level like her, she practiced probably for months on that piece and so she knows where her hands go.
@@awe331 I appreciate what you're saying. But it sounds kind of sexual. So I'm going to say goodbye.
Incredible music, incredible performance, people around the world gathering to listen a beautiful piece from 300 years ago to feel summer. This makes me happy on these difficult days...
I do not, and will never understand, those who claim not to like classical music.
Edit: I'm not saying classical music is superior to other music, all music has a purpose, and each to their own. I'm simply saying, I do not understand how you cannot at least appreciate the genre. You won't find other music like it, apart from maybe film/tv-soundtracks.... and actually metal has elements of classical expression too... hmm... still, I think you get what I mean lol.
neither do i my friend
My friends said im weird ..
I just like mmm ok..
I like classical music when i was just 9 years old..
thats why they thinks im weird..
그러신가봐요우~
@@Gudk-be2qe Me too... I grew up with different dance and orchestra performances taking the place of movies, it's super nostalgic
they're deaf
FishboneJen :3 right
This piece brings tears to my eyes... fabulously played with the emotion it deserves. Thank you.
Vivaldi wrote this song cause he had a vision that people may miss summer during 2020.
LOL good point
Piece*
Vivaldi was a punk. He never pushed things to far... but just far enough to be OK.
THIS PIECE*
ITS A PIECE YOU SACRELIGOUS POTATO
I think, Vivaldi was not the composer. Not at all! He was the brilliant painter who painted very amazing landscapes by sounds.
Yes agree its like all amazing performances of anything they are truly the real artists of our time
No Vivaldi his name is Antonio Vivaldi he made this peice
Vivaldi is the composer
r u stooped?))0)
Being descriptive music, your comment is absolutely on point
I play the Guitar for 40 years +.
I bow my head for this masterpiece !...
I also hear the beginning of rock music !!, thank you mr Vivaldi !😢😊
Magnifico. Que músicos tan talentosos. Gracias Vivaldi y a estos talentosos músicos por regalarnos tan gran obra maestra.
Jesus Christ I couldn't hold my tears, I just cried, look at the amount of hard work, hats off.
Non mi stanco mai di sentirla e risentirla. Sul viso di Mary traspare tutta la passione e l'amore per questo capolavoro. Che bella la MUSICA che unisce persone e nazioni così lontane come la Norvegia e l'Italia. Grazie Mary e grazie Vivaldi!
Notice she doesn't have the music sheets in front of her. Unbelievable :) What a talent and what a gift to the word.
Once you learn to play a piece, memorizing it isn't too difficult
Paula Kotowicz
1. Memorizing isnt the difficulty if you're learning this kind of music.
2. That's not reading anymore. If youre playing this musik the notes just stay for your back. Im playing the piano without reading the notes Weile playing but ones the notes are away i make more misttakes. I cant Really describe it but its like it is
No no, there's a mistake. Pieces like these classics are never played with music sheet, theyre like concerts for violin, anyone play it with sheet music, and it's because everything have to be played close and on scales, s it's not hard to learn it. And even if she had it, IT'S NOT TOO FAST TO READ IT, that's experience reading violin sheets
Obviously you have to learn it, but that is what BRAIN does unconsciously, but you can have the music sheet and follow it? Yes. And in this pieces A LOT OF NOTES ARE REPEATED, so it's not hard to read them, just a few parts on the Presto that change strings continued
Paula Kotowicz there are some music pieces that I know by heart. Just lots of practice
This is some exciting stuff. Can you imagine hearing this back in the baroque period. I'd bet audiences were in shock.
Когда не нужны всякие дирижёры.
Вышла солистка, отдалась всей душой композиции, прожила маленькую жизнь.
До слёз просто.
Лучшее исполнение из всех, что вы сможете найти. Гарантирую.
Тут по факту, топ 1 перформанс.
Это исполнение этого шедевра лучшее из тех что я слышал
Бестолочь
Виртуозно. Полёт нормальный
This is by far the best performance of this masterpiece. I am a fan of Vivaldi's work and I can't find any other performance or recording of this masterpiece that matches the emotion, beauty and perfection delivered on this one. This one should be the official recording for this masterpiece. Kudos to Mari Samuelsen and her band mates for this, and thank you. If it was on blu-ray or any other high quality format I'd definitely buy it.
Tout à fait d'accord, c'est la perfection absolue!
I've listened to a lot of performances of the 4 seasons, but I always come back to mari samuelsen, she just gives her life to the music and I think nobody on hearth can play the 4 seasons like her
My dear Lord and my God! How can someone be so gifted at something?! The hours of practice to master must be countless!
She's playing just out of head! No notes, just her memory!
Muscle memory
Marek Poláček It s not a big deal , if this is your job
@@berkekucukyagc3305 haha bet you can't play violín or even a panderine jaja hahaha
Because she is a virtuosa !
@@ivettedelatorre9645 no I play piano for 9 years I bet you don't know anything about music
8:50 See her eyes go across to the first violin, it’s all under control. This is such a beautiful piece and I must say I’ve listen to this video for possibly the past 10 years
I love her bowing technique! Absolute perfection… and how she expresses music, one of my favourite!
I loved her facial expressions, so emotional. That bit between minutes 8 and nine just slayed me. This music was a great start to my ☀️ summer, now 30 minutes old.
Modern music cant make us feel such a powerfull feeling
Yes
btw I found this fun Vivaldi - Four Seasons 😁, you should watch this 👍
th-cam.com/video/i09h9N0P3SE/w-d-xo.html
Exactly
You've haven't listened to yann tiersen i guess.
Never to the never!
Вот настоящее исполнение и душа Вивальди!! Трудно даже представить душу и чувства великого Вивальди!!! Исполнение - на высшем уровне!!!спасибо исполнителям и низкий поклон!!!Это музыка- крик души !!!!!
Наш Спиваков,возможно,лучше исполнил с Виртуозами Москвы.
I can't listen to this piece without letting out a few tears.
Да, но в тренде сейчас "iшАман"_Вы ,что не патриот
@@GORGAZ_STADION , ваш спиваков - такое же неумелое быдло, как и вся паРаша
Outstanding. Simply outstanding. Vivaldi is why I fell in love with classical music in my advanced years. Was always a Prog Rock fan and a Rock'n Roller. I still am, but Vivaldi and this piece in particular got me turned on to classical. How could it not!? And what a performance! I've got this bookmarked and NEVER get tired of hearing. Exceptional! Outstanding! Beautiful!
Rock, especially prog Rock seems to share many of the same musical concepts.
Wow! No matter how many times I listen to it, still the same effect " feeling relaxed " 🙏 What a masterpiece!!!
7 years watching this and never bored… I loved how Mari interpreted this piece and making it sound beautiful❤ touched my heart ♥️
completely agree
БЛАГОДАРЮ И УДИВЛЯЮСЬ КАК МОЖНО ВСЕ ЗАПОМЕИТЬ?
When you're 30, never played the violin and start quarantine hoping to play this in 2 months
Good luck!
Just keep practicing and you gonna do great!
Lol
I feel you... I just bought a trombone thinking the same...
she cant play it either. way too many mistakes
This performance of the piece is not just magnificent, it is divine!!!
I quite agree. I am very particular about performances of this piece, and this one was brilliant.
This is the best version of the four seasons I’ve ever heard. Please lady, release a studio version of these. This is near perfection.
El maestro Antonio Vivaldi se sentirá orgulloso de escuchar tan magistral interpretación de su obra ❤💯
Heloise hasn’t stopped crying ever since
An Abelard reference?
Patrick Sullivan nope! Portrait of a lady of fire :)
Way different wavelengths we are on: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A9lo%C3%AFse. Now I most watch this movie I hitherto never heard of. Based on the summary, the name Heloise was no accident.
Whos she?
Neither have I
Music can be terrifying but not hopeless.
I am astonished at Vivaldi’s Summer from four seasons. I’ve listened to it countless times but today it left me in amazement. Once you see what the violins speak of, all sorts of horrifying images begin to unravel. Suffering, hardship heavy to the core, shaking your soul and tearing into hope. On the brink of collapse, on the edge of demise instruments squeal about a brave soul captured in the worst hurricane of life, losing everything.
Impossible grief comes soon after. Tragic pain and regret. Of how beautiful were the sunsets, of the sweet past gone, gone forever. The empty stumbling around, lost, weeping to the skies, begging to the memories and punished by tragic fate. And still, stumbling forward, choosing to breath. The segment ends with a last cry/mourn of a single violin. Dissolving into silence goes its last breath, ending the segment. Undefeated by chaos it finally parishes into the void.
Vivaldi touched something so powerful and true. He filled our heart with tragedy and put hope up against it. A journey of the soul, a terrifying, catastrophic journey which ends with death but not with defeat. Everything can be destroyed and killed, but a strong human soul will not be defeated.
NERD
@@jinuyang6410 you a butt
Elisabeth lol
@@jinuyang6410 the extent of your intellect is summed up in your terse response
You get all that? Ok! I just hear awesome music!
this is a hot, dry summer. dead, dry leaves are on the ground. the crows are fed.
this recording doesn't capture all the lows (or highs). incredible performance!
When you’re in quarantine and you miss the outside world, just come here and enjoy summer.
Yes indeed , this summer going to lay on the beach far from all other people and listening to this !!!
until someone coughs 4:38 😥
@@drigormarcelos lol
Genau so wird es getan, großartig
@@olebole6297 JAWOHL
Can't count how many times I've watched this video. It's by far my favorite performance of Summer and by now, thanks to you, one of my favorite pieces of all time. Thank you so much for this Mari
Besides this wonderful masterpiece of music and the passion Mari is playing it, I really love the guy in the back of Mari. He is hilarious!
It amazes me that half of the violinists behind Mari weren't aware that she was going to play ALL the portions of Summer. Thay didn't realize she wasn't there for just the Storm part, which is probably the most well-known and astounding. Great commentary on Vivaldi admirers.
Blows my mind every time, close your eyes the next time you listen to it. It’s a hole different exp
I really can feel the summer sun and wind while listening this piece of art.
The violist behind her I'm deaddd
Giuseppe Baja uyt
he’s playing the viola not the violin.
@@lordkek7029 in fact i wrote violist not violinist
U
He looks like he is really feeling it eh
I aspire to be that woman She is everything in that moment. Her energy, Her concentration, is immaculate.
And her confindence mainly! She nailed it by doing what she was born to do!
There are many violonists that i ve noticed they are doing the same.
Take Rusanda Panfili for example: th-cam.com/video/NDK0JBdI4A4/w-d-xo.html
von kopf bis fuss.. .. ..what a champion. u rock the world. . . adameus.
I can't count anymore how many times I've watched this video, i always feel the passion and the emotion that i still clap my hands just what the audience did in the end. Superb performance 👏🎻🎹🎼🎶
Mari is Amazing! I think I have watched this video about 100 times at least. lol
Can’t stop listening to her… just amazing. Vivaldi would be proud of you, Mari 😊
Превосходное исполнение музыки вырывающейся наружу из глубины души, благодарю !!!!!!
Да! Очень талантливая девочка... 👍
I can bet Vivaldi would love to hear his composition played at perfection...