I don't care how much vibrato is in the performance, this is great. I'm playing violin 1 solo for my orchestra this year and you guys are perfect to play along with, so thank you very much, and great video.
Excellent job! it seems to me that it would be quite lacking with no vibrato. In fact, I have never heard it played sans vibrato..this video is favorited!
I just ran accross this video. I'm really imprssed. The winjing over vibrato/no vibrato is silly: are we not supposed to listen to Gould because he recorded Bach on a 20th century grand piano?
Congratulations and thanks; I thought this was terrific.
@Dario! Thanks for posting and keeping the post hear! I will save to my fav's. I hope that you are still practing your music! May the Force be with you (Old Zen saying borrowed by a movie director) James
Although this was taped a few yeas ago, I have to tell you that this is a beautiful piece of music. Your interpretation of Arcangelo Corelli's Opus 6 was performed beautifully.
It sounds AMAZING! I am a big fan of this piece, and who cares if the vibrato doesnt sound like baroque, u are in charge of how you play it, and I personally think it sounds better with vibrato and ur articulations, so Dario4R can shut up and find something else to try and critique!
Why shouldn't it be allowed to use vibrato by playing baroque music. It is freedom of interpretation and expression.@alicelizard please don't listen to those claimed baroque music experts, who own the truth of sound. Your playing sounds wonderful!
@Dario4R This recording was made in 2007 when we were young students in high school, following the instructions of our chamber music coach. We are aware of the issues concerning use of vibrato in baroque music, but the recording was made long ago and is what it is. Perhaps we should delete this video-- except that it seems to bring pleasure to most of its viewers. I'm sorry you don't like it, but you have been revisiting it for over a year, so you may wish to stop listening to it. :)
@alicelizard Dear Alice... Yes, indeed this video brings pleasure to a lot of people. This may be my favourite classical video as performed by youngsters. Most definetely it brings a certain "je ne sais quoi" to the mix. :) I am suscribed to your channel and I miss this "ensamble" performances... You are all great. Thank you so much for sharing! Best regards from Chile!
@alicelizard Dear Alice... Yes, indeed this video brings pleasure to a lot of people. This may be my favourite classical video as performed by youngsters. Most definetely it brings a certain "je ne sais quoi" to the mix. :) I am suscribed to your channel and I miss this "ensamble" performances... You are all great. Thank you so much for sharing! Best regards from Chile!
@alicelizard Unlike what most think, baroque isn't totally absent of vibrato. It was used as an ornament, like a mordent or trill. So, while vibrato was used sparingly, it WAS used. And I love hearing different interpretations of pieces. They don't HAVE to be played the way the composer intended in that time period. Different interpretations create variety and spice, yo.
@alicelizard One has to be an incredible person to show such a politeness with a guy who's obviously been pestering arounf for such a long time. Congratulations!
Btw, I really like your playing. Though not professional level, it´s a very good rendition for a group of young players. Keep up the good work!
I have to play this as a sololist and let me tell you it's alot harder than it seems and I really wish that the cellist would play louder because I'm supposed to be listening to that specific part and I can't hear it well enough! and all yall haters out there shut up there are hardly a handful of pepople that could play that as good as they could! :(
@mushucello you might actually be able to find specific cello recordings on this piece especially the first adagio movement since its a really famous piece
don't worry about what these people say, play the song how you feel, this is 2010, times have changed, so has music, Interperet the piece any way you'd like. Music is like a picture, paint it anyway you wish. I too am a cellist, and I play this piece very similar to the way this woman plays it, and she's pretty and looks around my age =D
To me boroque is like watching a black and white movie. Yes, it's enjoyable by some, but in this day and age most people. like a little color =)
thats amazing... so much feeling ppl who are in concert/ yosac need to practice more... we keep messing up i wonder how we will sound like in our concert in december :/
Nice playing, but I don't think they have any idea of historical performance practice! Way too much vibrato, to much sliding around. No baroque articulations. You can't play Corelli like Brahms and that's exactly what this sounds like.
Caeli, my friend and I are playing this at a camp. We are wondering about 5th measure where there are six beats... Isn't the time signature 3/4?
Oh, and by the way, we are huge fans! You probably don't remember me, but I came after you in lessons with Mr. Snyder a long time ago, and I've always looked up to you. Thanks.
Incredible! Goosebumps. (That's partly the performance and partly Corelli). They sound like a whole orchestra. They understand Corelli. The interpretation is identical to that of the Societa Corelli, which is the definitive version, I think, but the audio quality is better because the Societa recordings are older. It's a pity Corelli could not live to hear this.
Quiero felicitarte, por este aporte es un version para mi ecxelente, Soy fanatico de este concierto en particular, me encanto y un millon de gracias por compartir algo tan hermoso.
It's only called a song if it is sung. Therefore, this is a "Piece." If you are being stylistic, don't use vibrato. If you want to sound better, use vibrato.
it's baroque, you shouldn't use so much of vibration... especcialy in 2:38 first violinist play like romantic... the sound should be plain.. I think you're quite good musicians, but I don't like that version.
Uhm, I'm not so sure what amounts to a bass line (all questions to its utter rockin-ness put aside) will fly that well as solo piece! But it IS awesome.
Ah, a viola in a quartet!! Lovely lovely, I must say. Hope to reach your level one day. And gonna ref this for when I practice our piece that we're doing. =3
Yeah, the cello part in this is amazing. It can easily work as a solo piece. But there are so many notes in half position and extended position, by the time I'm done my left hand is like, seizing up.
edited in 1714, this opus 6 is composed by 12 concerts, although some of these might have been composed up to 12 years before this date, this no. 8 in particular is often interpreted, the last movement the pastorel is the one that refers to the nativity of Jesus and gives name to the work
I actually prefer the middle adagio to the pastorale, when played by a full set of strings... it really soars, and holds all of this wonderful human truth and emotion... ah, it's just something else
Mm, wonderful to hear this in a chamber environment, and played by all women too! Although it is a shame not to have the supporting ripieno, as that's a large part of the concerto grosso, the contrast. But hey, you could think of it as an arrangement, and there are plenty of those! Excellent stuff :)
@sjokolade147 umm theres a lot of music people listen to like this here (US) so your comment is really stupid in my opinon since you dont live here in the US .......Just saying
this is supposed to be a baroque piece of music. not an 'elgar' type performance. lose most of your vibrato so we can actually here what corelli is doing. im sure you're very good musicians but this is an awful performance. vibrato in baroque music should only be used if absolutely necessary. not on every bloody note longer than a quaver :(
Hey cut the negative. Anyway this is a different arrangement ie: quartet. Its beautiful and they did an excellent job. Why dont you record a better video and post it since you're such a music critic.
This is a beautiful rendition. This is one of the pieces from high school I best remember playing. There's something sublime about it. Very Christmasy!!
me and three others are going to be playing this in youth orchestra, i'm first violin yay!!! (first vi-12 yrs, second vi-12 yrs, cello-17, viola-36ish)
yeah well i'll be posting soon but this will probably kick our butts big time haha
uh...no...dont here it anywhere in Beethoven's 3rd mvt of Pathetique. xD;; Or maybe I haven't played that in a long while either. Ah well, who knows. ;D
beethoven use the intro of this song about 8 notes, in virus, in the patetique sonata 3rd movement...., i'm not a musician, but it sounds too similar to me, what do you think?
@unitednerdsbeproud I know. I f-in hate it when people do that during our concerts. One time people did that while we were recording for a CD after the announcer SPECIFICALLY told them not too. It sounded terrible on the CD.
This was performed very well, but also very...well, to the note.
Baroque is similar to fiddle and jazz styles in that it was/is very common to improvise some embellishments into the piece. Also, this is usually just in the lead violinist's command.
So, add some improv next time! =) Again, loved it!
I am watching this video while drawing, and so for a while did not look at the screen after I clicked on it. At about the five minute mark I thought to myself, "this is quite a good performance, who is this?" and looked up.
I'll be damned; it's a group of teenage girls. Well done!
I played number 2 in this song, I loved it, it was hard for us, because it was 10 steps ahead of what we were doing, now I play it great. It's beautiful :)
a very modern interpretation that, unfortunately, understates the importance of the continuo with far too much vibrato. let the instruments make their sound naturally.
Es un poco triste la canción, asi como que me recuerda un velorio viteh, aunque tambien me hace pensar referirse a un momento de reflexión. Me gusta la parte de 1:26 y las chicas look like very elegants!
ERE brought me hete
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aznriceeloverr 1 month ago
my ninth grade orchestra played this!<3
aznriceeloverr 1 month ago
c'est trés beau,en quatuor c'est pas facile,félicitation
TheTrasheurfou 1 month ago
omg si amazing thanks
seckkk 1 month ago
es divino y el primer allegro los violines hacen un duo hermoso y las otras geniales....
la chica del primer violin tiene un color rubio lindo. La musica de cuartetos es muy linda intima y personal.. me encanta
yisney101 2 months ago
where are movements IV, V, and VI?
rfloresl1 2 months ago
muzyka z pięknego filmu "Żywot Mateusza"
piotrg2 2 months ago
I don't care how much vibrato is in the performance, this is great. I'm playing violin 1 solo for my orchestra this year and you guys are perfect to play along with, so thank you very much, and great video.
jaxon75rocks 3 months ago
You ladies are inspiring.
I'm playing this for my chamber orchestra.... (:
I can only hope to sound half as lovely as you all do~
cutiepie662662 4 months ago
génial
TheTrasheurfou 4 months ago
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beautiful,makes me cry,lol
MsGigmaster 4 months ago
beautiful,makes me cry,lol
MsGigmaster 4 months ago
CORELLI SOLO ESCRIBIÓ OBRAS MAESTRAS, HELAS. MUY POCAS..
TODA INTERPRATACIÓN ES VÁLIDA, EL ARTE NO ES COMO EL BOXEO, EN UNO TIENE QUE GANAR O QUEDAR EN EL PISO.BRAVO !!!
alcomas01 4 months ago
por que se empñan en tocar una pieza barroca como si fuera romantica????
darstenmus 4 months ago in playlist Arcangelo Corelli
i like
thenamesfrancisco 5 months ago
Excelente obra de A. Corelli
cobalynn 5 months ago
Alice, splendid, so full of joy! keep posting video's!
AlfonsdenBroeder 5 months ago in playlist Arcangelo Corelli
Thumbs up if ETW brought you here :D
akmaru 6 months ago 4
love the IV (adagio/allegro/adagio) movement!!!
carobaldino 6 months ago
Excellent job! it seems to me that it would be quite lacking with no vibrato. In fact, I have never heard it played sans vibrato..this video is favorited!
shellburn1960 6 months ago
Empire: Total War?
RuckaInc 7 months ago 21
@RuckaInc + master & commander?
rcjnederveen 4 months ago
I just ran accross this video. I'm really imprssed. The winjing over vibrato/no vibrato is silly: are we not supposed to listen to Gould because he recorded Bach on a 20th century grand piano?
Congratulations and thanks; I thought this was terrific.
statjay 7 months ago
tem uma parte que faz citação a bach ou é só impresão minha?
KamundongoBill 8 months ago
@Dario! Thanks for posting and keeping the post hear! I will save to my fav's. I hope that you are still practing your music! May the Force be with you (Old Zen saying borrowed by a movie director) James
seikei7248 8 months ago
Bravo !!!
jhofmann33 8 months ago
Nice!!!
Thanks for video and posting!
dderudito 9 months ago
Nice!!!
Thanks!
dderudito 9 months ago
Well done ladies and as you are playing you can choose to use or not the vibrato!
Congs!
Leyfree 9 months ago
So much vib >_<
theultimateplu 9 months ago
this is REALLY good
probably the best recording of this song i've ever heard
barryfowlerrocks 9 months ago
You all are very talented. Brava.
You obviously have extensive training and dedication and it was beautiful!!!
gracepaste 10 months ago
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xAlexisxSmilesx3 10 months ago
Although this was taped a few yeas ago, I have to tell you that this is a beautiful piece of music. Your interpretation of Arcangelo Corelli's Opus 6 was performed beautifully.
katnhope 11 months ago
Ladies, bravo welll done hope you all still play. Have or will any of you join any local
Symphony orchestras ?
All the best - thanks for the video.
87Wayne 11 months ago
I dont give a sh*t about the "vibrato" issue, this is the most intense execution of Corelli I've heard.
Also, if you have played more Corelli, let me know.
kove00 11 months ago
@Dario4R Vibrato is use to improve the sound,no doubt. If baroque composer did'nt do, we can teach them if they can still listening !!!!!!!!
AGLMIL 1 year ago
It sounds AMAZING! I am a big fan of this piece, and who cares if the vibrato doesnt sound like baroque, u are in charge of how you play it, and I personally think it sounds better with vibrato and ur articulations, so Dario4R can shut up and find something else to try and critique!
minibeethoven007 1 year ago 4
Why shouldn't it be allowed to use vibrato by playing baroque music. It is freedom of interpretation and expression.@alicelizard please don't listen to those claimed baroque music experts, who own the truth of sound. Your playing sounds wonderful!
ungiornodiregno 1 year ago 4
@Dario4R This recording was made in 2007 when we were young students in high school, following the instructions of our chamber music coach. We are aware of the issues concerning use of vibrato in baroque music, but the recording was made long ago and is what it is. Perhaps we should delete this video-- except that it seems to bring pleasure to most of its viewers. I'm sorry you don't like it, but you have been revisiting it for over a year, so you may wish to stop listening to it. :)
alicelizard 1 year ago 19
@alicelizard Dear Alice... Yes, indeed this video brings pleasure to a lot of people. This may be my favourite classical video as performed by youngsters. Most definetely it brings a certain "je ne sais quoi" to the mix. :) I am suscribed to your channel and I miss this "ensamble" performances... You are all great. Thank you so much for sharing! Best regards from Chile!
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@alicelizard Dear Alice... Yes, indeed this video brings pleasure to a lot of people. This may be my favourite classical video as performed by youngsters. Most definetely it brings a certain "je ne sais quoi" to the mix. :) I am suscribed to your channel and I miss this "ensamble" performances... You are all great. Thank you so much for sharing! Best regards from Chile!
egosummagnus 7 months ago
@alicelizard
Excelente video,uds son jóvenes muy talentosas debería haber más videos de este tipo en la red de youtube.
Felcidades desde México.
Excellent video, you are so talented girls, there should be more videos like this one in Youtube.
Greetings from Mexico.
FlamIBQ 6 months ago in playlist Arcangelo Corelli
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aterlvx 3 months ago
@alicelizard this piece NEEDED the vibrato to become perfect.
aterlvx 3 months ago
@alicelizard Unlike what most think, baroque isn't totally absent of vibrato. It was used as an ornament, like a mordent or trill. So, while vibrato was used sparingly, it WAS used. And I love hearing different interpretations of pieces. They don't HAVE to be played the way the composer intended in that time period. Different interpretations create variety and spice, yo.
TaciturnEternity 1 month ago
@alicelizard One has to be an incredible person to show such a politeness with a guy who's obviously been pestering arounf for such a long time. Congratulations!
Btw, I really like your playing. Though not professional level, it´s a very good rendition for a group of young players. Keep up the good work!
cedricsamson 1 month ago
was this piece played in any episode of star trek tng?
crazydude20062007 1 year ago
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crazydude20062007 1 year ago
I have to play this as a sololist and let me tell you it's alot harder than it seems and I really wish that the cellist would play louder because I'm supposed to be listening to that specific part and I can't hear it well enough! and all yall haters out there shut up there are hardly a handful of pepople that could play that as good as they could! :(
mushucello 1 year ago
@mushucello you might actually be able to find specific cello recordings on this piece especially the first adagio movement since its a really famous piece
stephy449 1 year ago
@stephy449 thanks i needed the help :) we have one more rehearsal and i have a lot of problems that need fixing
mushucello 1 year ago
Great Performance!!!
barryfowlerrocks 1 year ago
nice, dynamics and everything was good
aqflarehawk 1 year ago
Superb... baroque is a another world.....
CCNP55 1 year ago
es bueno el video, la musica deja muxo q desear...me parece muy raspado el sonido, deberia ser mas suave, mas expresivo!!!! pero bn!
gabyeloso 1 year ago
OMG! DON'T CLAP! You ruin the movement!
otharennaur 1 year ago
don't worry about what these people say, play the song how you feel, this is 2010, times have changed, so has music, Interperet the piece any way you'd like. Music is like a picture, paint it anyway you wish. I too am a cellist, and I play this piece very similar to the way this woman plays it, and she's pretty and looks around my age =D
To me boroque is like watching a black and white movie. Yes, it's enjoyable by some, but in this day and age most people. like a little color =)
BuddhaChef 1 year ago 2
@BuddhaChef Well said.
kakeselger 1 year ago
thats amazing... so much feeling ppl who are in concert/ yosac need to practice more... we keep messing up i wonder how we will sound like in our concert in december :/
jstgirlylikedat5 1 year ago
these violins are hard for my ears, but basso continuo is great
HerrNuss 1 year ago
CHE DONNE MERAVIGLIOSE ! CHE SPLENDIDA INTERPRETAZIONE ! CHE STRAORDINARIO COMPOSITORE ! CHE MAGNIFICI STRUMENTI ! SEMPLICEMENTE MERAVIGLIOSO !
31122051 1 year ago
great performance, but you should have changed cello and viola for the basso continuo is the most important thing in baroque music
AblemanSy 1 year ago
Nice playing, but I don't think they have any idea of historical performance practice! Way too much vibrato, to much sliding around. No baroque articulations. You can't play Corelli like Brahms and that's exactly what this sounds like.
monskeys 1 year ago
The Allegro is horrible without the buelding up of the Contrabass...
JoelGuitarMetal 1 year ago
I love this, well done! so beautiful and meaningful....brought a tear to my eye =')
1PurebloodPrincess1 1 year ago
Caeli, my friend and I are playing this at a camp. We are wondering about 5th measure where there are six beats... Isn't the time signature 3/4?
Oh, and by the way, we are huge fans! You probably don't remember me, but I came after you in lessons with Mr. Snyder a long time ago, and I've always looked up to you. Thanks.
~Julia & Co.
CCSFTW 1 year ago
the grave sound give to the piece a slowing impression,not bad intrpretation
Scocca73 1 year ago
THIS IS THE WORST INTERPRETATION I HAVE EVER HEARD
fstyns 1 year ago
@fstyns Than post a recording of your group playing it better.
nerdswith8guns 1 year ago
Sorry, but you can't play Corelli like this anymore! Horrible....
fstyns 1 year ago
Wonderful! Made my heart glow.
MECowgo 1 year ago
They're not playing it the right way.
CicadaKillerMan 1 year ago
MI FAVORITE PIECE, CONGRADS
checo64 1 year ago
Very well played, I think the interpretation was spot on!
camerafloss 1 year ago 2
i wish you played the last movment
nohmsp 1 year ago
Incredible! Goosebumps. (That's partly the performance and partly Corelli). They sound like a whole orchestra. They understand Corelli. The interpretation is identical to that of the Societa Corelli, which is the definitive version, I think, but the audio quality is better because the Societa recordings are older. It's a pity Corelli could not live to hear this.
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They play "Okay"
PervySensai 2 years ago
i love at 8:00
seckkk 2 years ago
me to
rockmanu2212 2 years ago
I enjoyed this piece very very much. I thank Patrick O'Brian for leading me to such wonderful music. Brilliant.
theswain23 2 years ago
Quiero felicitarte, por este aporte es un version para mi ecxelente, Soy fanatico de este concierto en particular, me encanto y un millon de gracias por compartir algo tan hermoso.
elgrancabure 2 years ago
I love this piece...
AereliaOfTheCrows 2 years ago
girls!! play really well!! I seriously would like to play like you!! ^^
necata1905 2 years ago 2
i'm playing this for my county orchestra, the second violin part (:
sammicullenX3 2 years ago
im playing this song for a concert/recital with my orchestra
ymviolin 2 years ago
I heard that slide at 2:38...tsk, tsk!
cchamp27 2 years ago
Slide? How about baroque music being played in a romantic style? :/
musicmatt09 2 years ago
@musicmatt09 well that's what she was doing by doing a slide on purpose...
cchamp27 2 years ago
Right, but I wasn't just talking about the slide though.
musicmatt09 2 years ago
cool, our schools playing this at a church somehwere :)
Baroque orchestra~^^ Sophmore Quartet soon!!! XD
I have a question, for this song, should I use vibrato or no?
tvxqluvah1294 2 years ago
its really something you'll have to try. personally i would say yes use it...im playing this as well, and i am.
erinsababe 2 years ago
ofcourse!
obizin 2 years ago
It's only called a song if it is sung. Therefore, this is a "Piece." If you are being stylistic, don't use vibrato. If you want to sound better, use vibrato.
gunstreetgirl79 2 years ago
Please! Corelli is a baroque composer!!!!!
Horrible vibrato and without articulations!!!!
Yes, it´s more similar to Brahms!!!
Dario4R 2 years ago 4
@Dario4R it's called moving "it" to the next level
AtoZEpic 1 year ago
@Dario4R We're not in the baroque now though! :D
kakeselger 1 year ago
@Dario4R its their own interpretation of it and it still sounds amazing. although it lacks the baroque style its still great
zTOOzSKILLEDz 1 year ago
@Dario4R This a very idiot comment. This sounds like real MUSIC.
The "original" sound is intolerable.
Open or clean youe ears!!!!!!!!!!!
kulturistimarsch 1 year ago
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Dario4R 1 year ago
@Dario4R ¿Quién ha inventado la regla que esta música tiene que sonar mal? Eres simplemente un hombre ignorante.
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Dario4R 2 years ago
corelli or brahms??
cesarvlupion 2 years ago 4
great job guys im in an orchestra and i play the violin and we are playing this too!!!
mountaindewaddict13 2 years ago
Le Muse stanno eseguendo un concerto!!!
Ascoltare in religioso silenzio!!!
deciomure45 2 years ago
it's baroque, you shouldn't use so much of vibration... especcialy in 2:38 first violinist play like romantic... the sound should be plain.. I think you're quite good musicians, but I don't like that version.
veesnaah 2 years ago 2
i play violin....in the orchestra that i am in,we are playing this song. i am 2nd violin....this song is beautiful
ymviolin 2 years ago
Uhm, I'm not so sure what amounts to a bass line (all questions to its utter rockin-ness put aside) will fly that well as solo piece! But it IS awesome.
alvivianspangher 2 years ago
great stuff
maqam4000 2 years ago
muy bello!
ramoyosoy 2 years ago
Yaey.
: -)
We're playing this in my high school camerata class... And this really helps because the counting is bizarre, thank you!
: -)
orkdork9 2 years ago
Ah, a viola in a quartet!! Lovely lovely, I must say. Hope to reach your level one day. And gonna ref this for when I practice our piece that we're doing. =3
hinata4everanever 2 years ago
beautiful!!! I am using this interpretation as a model for my own playing of the first violin part XD Its really a pleasure to listen to!!!
alextheviolinist1 2 years ago
cello part is AWESOME!!!
advancedviolist 2 years ago 16
Yeah, the cello part in this is amazing. It can easily work as a solo piece. But there are so many notes in half position and extended position, by the time I'm done my left hand is like, seizing up.
AEFic 2 years ago
hermoso, simplemente hermoso
MandrakeWarheart 2 years ago 4
Wonderful piece
Kavir1618 2 years ago
ya, i love this piece.....it is so beautiful
ymviolin 2 years ago
This is an exquisite performance. Thank you! You've been all great, I loved the cello part.
SonaTaInCsHarpMinOR 2 years ago 3
Absolutely beautiful. Well done, ladies. I'm impressed! :)
concertmasterds 2 years ago 2
edited in 1714, this opus 6 is composed by 12 concerts, although some of these might have been composed up to 12 years before this date, this no. 8 in particular is often interpreted, the last movement the pastorel is the one that refers to the nativity of Jesus and gives name to the work
beethomozart 2 years ago
that's what i want to know. where can you get this, and more FREE sheet music? would be much appreciated.
MusicKrazed92 2 years ago
does anyone know where i can get a copy of this sheet music?
djshotay 2 years ago
is Madeline Smith your sister?
Marimira23 2 years ago 3
yep!
alicelizard 2 years ago
I actually prefer the middle adagio to the pastorale, when played by a full set of strings... it really soars, and holds all of this wonderful human truth and emotion... ah, it's just something else
thelightisahead 2 years ago
Mm, wonderful to hear this in a chamber environment, and played by all women too! Although it is a shame not to have the supporting ripieno, as that's a large part of the concerto grosso, the contrast. But hey, you could think of it as an arrangement, and there are plenty of those! Excellent stuff :)
thelightisahead 2 years ago 2
I am a beginning violinist. I am curious as to how many hours you have practiced when you began. I am really looking forward to playing with others.
hschessler 2 years ago
you need like 2 minutes per week
jesemus33 2 years ago
filologiche!!!!!!!!!!!!!
trapatel 2 years ago
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Verry nice! Best culture from white and christian Europe!
How can they in US change that for rapp jazz blues mickey Homer Simpson and so on?!!! They must be foolish there over...
sjokolade147 2 years ago
@sjokolade147 umm theres a lot of music people listen to like this here (US) so your comment is really stupid in my opinon since you dont live here in the US .......Just saying
XxhunnieLovexX 1 year ago
this is supposed to be a baroque piece of music. not an 'elgar' type performance. lose most of your vibrato so we can actually here what corelli is doing. im sure you're very good musicians but this is an awful performance. vibrato in baroque music should only be used if absolutely necessary. not on every bloody note longer than a quaver :(
07843827259 3 years ago
Hey cut the negative. Anyway this is a different arrangement ie: quartet. Its beautiful and they did an excellent job. Why dont you record a better video and post it since you're such a music critic.
jls850807 2 years ago
i accord with you who study the story of musique knows that.
it's logical
think about that
:)
espanhol20 2 years ago
This is a beautiful rendition. This is one of the pieces from high school I best remember playing. There's something sublime about it. Very Christmasy!!
catonia9015 3 years ago
bring on the GUNS 'N ROSES :P htis isnt bad
chazzrobbo 3 years ago
much better performance! So much more musical! :)
Violinist11288 3 years ago
I was kind of disappointed that they did not include the Pastorale Ad Libitum...
Kinestine10 3 years ago 2
I know! that ones my favorite!
Snobbstech777 3 years ago
coreli deve esta se remoendo em seu tumulo com esses gliss... kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Tilopatico 3 years ago
VERY GOOD JOB!!
me and three others are going to be playing this in youth orchestra, i'm first violin yay!!! (first vi-12 yrs, second vi-12 yrs, cello-17, viola-36ish)
yeah well i'll be posting soon but this will probably kick our butts big time haha
julialuvssnowboardin 3 years ago
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wow they suck
currypuff898 3 years ago
uh...no...dont here it anywhere in Beethoven's 3rd mvt of Pathetique. xD;; Or maybe I haven't played that in a long while either. Ah well, who knows. ;D
irishkoreanxx 3 years ago
beethoven use the intro of this song about 8 notes, in virus, in the patetique sonata 3rd movement...., i'm not a musician, but it sounds too similar to me, what do you think?
pikoromagus 3 years ago
we're playing this in orchestra, i LOVE the first allegro, it's my absolute favorite movement!
SammyGrl22 3 years ago
I recently played this with an orchestra, but this was far better. PROPS!!! XD
Avenged7FoldSYN 3 years ago
omg!!! you guys are so0o0o0 badass!!!
Cinnsye 3 years ago
wow, did they played both the obligato and the ripieno part? because it sounds like it. XD
jiejingz 3 years ago
NO!! Clapping between movements!! It's a musical sin!! LOL
It was beautiful, magnificent, everything. Love it... ^_^
unitednerdsbeproud 3 years ago 19
HAHAHAHA I TOTALLY!! agree with you that was what I wanted to say! :P
WinterFrank 3 years ago
@unitednerdsbeproud I know. I f-in hate it when people do that during our concerts. One time people did that while we were recording for a CD after the announcer SPECIFICALLY told them not too. It sounded terrible on the CD.
nerdswith8guns 1 year ago
I enjoyed that. Thanks :-)
NNomad 3 years ago
This was performed very well, but also very...well, to the note.
Baroque is similar to fiddle and jazz styles in that it was/is very common to improvise some embellishments into the piece. Also, this is usually just in the lead violinist's command.
So, add some improv next time! =) Again, loved it!
Blacktechmonkey 3 years ago
I love this... I'm playing it with my orchestra right now!
LITmusic 3 years ago 3
Beautifully performed. I just wish the adagio allegro adagio was played somewhat slower. It sounds rather nicer that way.
Anyway, that aside, this is my favorite piece and you performed it really well. Thanks!
tristanchristiaan 3 years ago
the cello part is gorgeous in this piece
Rockinviola59 3 years ago 2
Great job i go to ESA and thats pro!:)
Pwnerboy405 3 years ago
p.s. did u play in cut time? cuz it sounds like it
AfromDANy 3 years ago
VERY nicely played... just need a bass and you should try to stress the piano and crescendo's more... very nicely done with the cello solo imo ;)
AfromDANy 3 years ago
I am watching this video while drawing, and so for a while did not look at the screen after I clicked on it. At about the five minute mark I thought to myself, "this is quite a good performance, who is this?" and looked up.
I'll be damned; it's a group of teenage girls. Well done!
polymath7 3 years ago
Es muy buena la versión pero les faltó el mpastoral no?? muchas felicidades
Emilito99 3 years ago
i hate that i can barely hear the cello over my crappy speakers
the cello's got a very important part in this piece
sharpienpen22 3 years ago 2
haha I liked the applause between movements
ZStanley14 3 years ago
wow...everything's just perfect!!!
Jolly12321 3 years ago
I played number 2 in this song, I loved it, it was hard for us, because it was 10 steps ahead of what we were doing, now I play it great. It's beautiful :)
robertafirecrotch 3 years ago
Beautiful.
Explorator55 3 years ago
a very modern interpretation that, unfortunately, understates the importance of the continuo with far too much vibrato. let the instruments make their sound naturally.
8497289 3 years ago
FRumos. L-am, cantat si eu la viooara, nu este prea greu din pdv tehnic.
radurambo 3 years ago
this is the coolest piece i played the 1st violin solo its awesome
Blessed2day 3 years ago
that vibrato crisps my hairs... try to reduce it, PLEASE!
osculoinvitro 3 years ago
lololol, I've never heard the expression "crisps my hairs," or someone wanting much less on a Baroque piece. xD
roweman430 3 years ago
I've played this before. The viola part is boring.
Kudos Madeline for lasting through it.
xD
yppahJoy 3 years ago 4
perfect
chuchuchurruuuu 3 years ago 4
Es un poco triste la canción, asi como que me recuerda un velorio viteh, aunque tambien me hace pensar referirse a un momento de reflexión. Me gusta la parte de 1:26 y las chicas look like very elegants!
neglithnum 3 years ago
corelli's amazing, yeah. weird set up, how you guys were sitting, but its cool
OwaranaiSora 3 years ago
Very well played, really together. I liked the interpretation as well, but I could've used a more baroque style performance, less modern