The Australian Chamber Orchestra will tour Australia next month with a special new member -- a Stradivarius violin valued at $1.79 million. The violin was made in 1728 by Antonio Stradivari and will be played by the orchestra's assistant leader, Satu Vänskä.
In this video Satu performs on the Stradivarius the 3rd movement of J.S. Bach's Sonata in C Major.
The ACO's 'BaroqueVirtuosi' tour runs from 5 to 14 July, and will visit Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and Wollongong.
Check out their website for details - http://www.aco.com.au/
You can also enter the competition to name the new Stradivarius violin.
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/breakfast
This is amazing. I'm glad that the sound quality in the video is really good! so beautiful
KazunePiano 3 weeks ago
The shoes is sooo out of place.
PirateKing1256 1 month ago
No one ever talks about the bow and strings or the bridge or anything....did Stradivarius make bows, too?
filterguy2525 1 month ago
It does sound contained and resonates like nothing I've ever heard. Seriously how did he do that when he made these?
poocky100 3 months ago
I love it that she was wearing pink chucks with the black dress. :D
mariekrischan 4 months ago
What was up with her face at the end?? XDDD
chris133d 5 months ago
@cadukas1 Paganini's Caprice No. 20.
UlimorUdamenta 6 months ago
what piece is Satu playing at the beginning??
cadukas1 7 months ago
awesome defined =0)
wilgarcia1 7 months ago
Beautiful....
Tomorrow I will listen for it live at Town Hall
rsffds 8 months ago