Alexandr Hrustevich Vilnius 2013 A.Vivaldi-P.Fenyuk. The four seasons "Summer" 1-3part

[@tipilot3791]

most underrated instrument. Look at this. Its an entire orchestra on his lap. glorious

[@danielschmidt5188]

Think its compareable to the piano.

[@cerebraldreams4738]

You can't walk around with a grand piano strapped to your chest.

[@jackeibon884]

He only touches parts of the violins thougth, he cannot take the percussion part for example. but yeah, tenichtly he have the whole orchesta. sorry for mai vad inglish, i aM MeXiCaN

[@rordrom3234]

This is true, it's like a portable organ really. Quite powerful to play. Be sure to wear earplugs though because it's quite loud

[@alejandrobertuola5901]

esta obra no tiene percusión. Es del barroco.Saludos de Argentina.

[@jaimecontreras2050]

Never heard a soloist playing the accordion so beautifully, it's moving, exiting. He is a master musician worth enjoying and paying attention to his career. Thank you.

[@Hrustevich]

Thank you so much 😊

[@shinryu8876]

@@Hrustevich dude you still well and good? Some people in 9gag are wondering.

[@lucl9576]

Another Alexander soloist 0:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaKwcmCEZsyamtU

[@filipecviveiros]

Ouça Gonzaguinha 🇧🇷

[@marilolara9572]

Amazing!

[@VanV0rtex]

Having played the accordion myself, this is unreal. All the things that are going through his head at once. Getting the movement of the bellows correct while pressing the keys at the right time, not to mention the accessory keys being pressed at exactly the right moment. I was already a fan of Vivaldi, but wow, this takes it to an entirely new level. Amazing!

[@user-cp3tv1lp2g]

I'm just imagining learning the free bass vs stradella and the fact that he's building chords in his bass hand vs a stradella pattern. At that point it's almost an entirely new instrument when you think about it.

[@yebo_nito2472]

For real? Did you ever gave a concert or, as I guess, you just tried to learn? Cause if you ever played it you'd know that nothing is running trough his head but the music, it take hours and hours and even more hours dayly to get to it but at this stage you just enjoy and have fun nothing really runs trough our minds but pleasure.

[@VanV0rtex]

@@yebo_nito2472 I took piano lessons for 12 years, and did many recitals. Never a show per se though. So while, yes, you have a point, My comment still stands. Those things ARE going through his head even if they are almost autonomic.

[@apm2]

​@@yebo_nito2472 i agree. You described how i feel when i play songs that i mastered 15 years ago. I dont think about absolutely anything but the music, never about where my fingers should be or what my hands should be doing at a certain time/rhythm etc etc

[@Ягодка-б8з]

Это сложная работа

[@heidis.5185]

He sounds like an orchestra by himself. Mad skills. The accordion is such an underrated instrument.

[@muksu]

Actualy this ist a russian bayan ;)

[@bevfitzsimmonds3382]

​@@muksuthankyou! 🙂👍

[@НиколайВасин-у7ь]

Про аккордеон верно сказали Даже, если это баян -- смысл сохранён.

[@antonkovalev4151]

That's not accordion though :D

[@valera5689]

Это баян, а не аккордеон.

[@웡카-i3c]

내 알고리즘은 11년전 엄청난 아코디언연주 영상을 뜬금없이 띄워줘서 우연히 보는데 정말 감탄하며 들었습니다.

[@gugabernardo]

Hundreds of years ago a man invented this incredible instrument. Then another man wrote this wonderful piece of music. And now I'm here watching this genius performance. On a computer. Through the internet. God, life is indeed a miracle.

[@TheAustinGuy]

Gus Bernardo nah, humans are.

[@ИльяИльф-н9е]

Yes, but only if you didnt bombing Jugoslavia for example

[@onionman500_m8]

@@ИльяИльф-н9е or starved the Ukrainians to?

[@rikospostmodernlife]

Exoterism is a blessing. Share your knowledge so it can be a benefit for the present, and a gift for future generations. Secrets are captive in a man's head like a sapling is in a small pot, and when the pot breaks the sapling dies. But transplant it into the wide ground and it will be a majestic tree, and live for millenia.

[@wojtekhappywarrior1]

Wonderful comment thank you

[@lawrencecoleman6998]

He plays the whole orchestra including the entire string section…incredible😳

[@raymondgood6555]

The highest compliment I can give is to say this genius man’s performance made me cry like a baby

[@MattHudsonAtx]

I'm still working up to that

[@SungGui91]

I avoid listening to Vivaldi's winter, gotta fight the tears😅

[@Robinwhiteart]

Yes!

[@MrRileyIncorporated]

What a wholesome comment section. Absolutely love to see all the respect given to this wonderfully talented musician

[@yuhura-p7o]

이 멋진 영상을 연주해주신 연주자님, 그리고 유튜브에 감사합니다. 와 이게 11년전 영상이라니...

[@Voncrapoten]

With just one instrument he produced the essence of an entire chamber orchestra

[@beatesetzer2441]

Exactly!

[@AffordBindEquipment]

if you don't watch the vid and only listen, it sounds like a pipe organ at times, especially the upper notes.

[@HF7-AD]

Complex folding instruments like the accordion or bandoneon are essentially portable orchestras in the hands of a skilled enough musician

[@BlokeOzzie]

The sheer strength required to move those bellows, that fast, for that long, and co-ordinate the melody and harmonies at the same time? You know he gives great hugs.

[@sheetsandgrinsvideos7059]

This is beyond genius, I don't have words for his ability, the emotion he manages to project with that instrument, but I can say that I am floored every time I watch this, and am brought to tears. Thank you!

[@Hrustevich]

Thank you so much 😊

[@BlaDeKke]

@@Hrustevich Thank you. I can't listen to music without coming across this video, and listening to music usually ends here. Often in tears. What you've created here is so impressive. I can't find anything similar.

[@koenraad4618]

Vivaldi’s 4 seasons is already very beautiful, but this accordeon version is a miracle, so many variables and great timing.

[@austinmarius850]

My father used to play - nothing at this level - but it gives me goosebumps to listen to this amazing talent and joy to know that this instrument is still admired and celebrated. Incredible performance, dynamics, tone, timing. Keep in mind that he's the conductor, orchestra, and soloist simultaneously!

[@maurapoeta]

Assistindo em 2024. Sensacional. Sem partitura. Execução primorosa. Vivaldi, um gênio.

[@ferraridan4883]

There is not a musician in the world that has anything on this gentleman. A true master,

[@markopolozoomanitty6574]

One of the world's most intricate and complex instruments. The sound is whole and fulfilling. Played beautifully and masterfully! Bravo and greetings from Mexico!

[@philippemassip8310]

​@@MusicalZombieAre you joking ? That is not true. And besides even if it were, playing accordion as this amazing artist does is all but easy. Or maybe you can prove me wrong by posting your own interprétation !?!?

[@stella.del.mattino9037]

OGNI VOLTA CHE LO ASCOLTO RESTO ESTASIATA E SBALORDITA DAL SUO TALENTO E DALLA SUA BRAVURA.....

[@christinenewland386]

OMG!!!!!!!!!!! I have goosebumps on my goosebumps!!!!! I am a professional cellist and have played the Four Seasons many times!!! This was breathtakingly beautiful!!! Thank you for your wondrous performance Alexandr!!! ox

[@lukastux3024]

Goosebilunps in the goosebumps 😂😂😅👍

[@artistryartistry7239]

This is one of the most impressive things I've ever seen any human being do in any arena, inside music or out.

[@strawberyyicecreamdream216]

+bob jones I don't know about that...

[@doctorno0070]

Holding an instrument weighing 40lbs, while playing a piece this difficult, flawlessly, is amazing.

[@meyerdigitalfilm]

This guy is so talented he could play an whole orchestra musical piece, answer in whatsapp and writing his biographies all at once :D Mad respect to your skill sir!

[@vicbanks9079]

Consummate artist. Astounding technique. Never heard an accordion utter such music. Thank you.

[@hihit10]

한국에서왔는데요 당신의재능은 가히천재적이란말로 표현할수없을만큼 인간의 능력을뛰어넘었습니다!정말대단해요!

[@jimboesel8524]

I am so glad there are people like this keeping these instruments alive. The skill required to play like this is astonishing. Few know this but the first amplifier wasn’t for the guitar but the accordion.

[@СергейСырбу-ю5н]

😮😊😢loloo

[@vickiego1]

Audiences in Europe are so different than the US. Here I think you would’ve gotten a standing ovation, or at the very least, more rousing applause then what I heard. My grandfather was in an orchestra in the Ukraine when he immigrated to Canada. He would’ve cried, watching this beautiful performance. Thank you for sharing your gift with us!!

[@Hrustevich]

Thank you so much 😊

[@hydrosean]

Watching the video brought a few tears to my eyes. I could hear and see the countless hours of dedication to this piece.

[@LeonDieBoer]

yeah, Europeans can control their emotions unlike Americans who are always virtue signalling and showing off.

[@aldoraulduete9503]

​@@hydroseanMas allá de apreciar respetuosamente el trabajo del artista, ¿pudiste volar con nosotros en las alas que nos prestó?😊

[@LootFragg]

There's a cultural thing I had to get used to even as a European and I think I've come to understand it a bit more: You do not clap during performances. Let the man finish and once he finishes, you stand up and cheer your heart out, but do not empty your appreciation storage while the concert is still going on. He is clearly about to perform more and this is just a clip from an even longer performance. At first, it was a little tough for me to get because I wanted to clap and cheer and I wondered why the room was dead silent. But eventually, it grew on me a little. It's not a pop concert where audience participation and interaction is a thing. There is a master and they are performing their craft at their own pace. Be glad you are witnessing it and even if the room bursts out in cheers and applause because they can't hold it in, silence yourself asap so they can continue. It is awkward to have 5 minutes of standing ovations and then go back to the piece and the next one gets less applause and everybody is too tired to clap at the end. Instead, wait until it's all over, then release all of your appreciation for as long as you can physically hold it up, which isn't long for old people, but all the more important to stay seated and breathe until the guy is done for real. Edit: That said, I've once performed a little song for refugees from ... Syria and Iraq or something? And it was a wildly different culture. They'd swarm me as soon as the song started and cheered and clapped and smiled and partied. It felt overwhelming at first but it made so much sense in hindsight. Why would you not dance and holler when someone is performing an upbeat song in front of you? Later on, when we played rock music, some of them came on stage and danced there, something I would never have dared to do because I grew up with the idea of the line between performance and audience. But it made sense in the context of party rock music. So I absolutely get that it feels weird when the energy doesn't match one's own. The pauses do feel tense, but they should. In a weird old European way, it signals polite anticipation, like when you look at someone and hold your breath when they have finished a sentence, like you want to hear more from them. Culture is weird. :D

[@Dremvel2335]

I have always.. ALWAYS.. known that accordian was an incredible instrument that was never played to its fullest potential.. This young man.. Changes all of that.. FOIREVER!!! He is at master level already.. Genius.. Almost savant... Bless you Son... for bringing us such wonderful music from one of my favorite instruments,, Please release some recordings on disk.. I want to listen to you play from now on.. simply breathtaking... Accordian is.. after all.. a portable organ.. Now.. at long last.. someone plays it like it was always meant to be played... BRAVOOOO!!!!! BRAVOOOO!! BRAVOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! * Applauds and applauds and applauds*

[@Hrustevich]

Thank you so much 😊 www.hrustevich.com

[@paulclement4222]

One of the most brilliant soloists I have ever seen!

[@Hrustevich]

Thank you so much

[@Anpanator]

No matter how often I watch this, I find myself unable to turn it off until he finishes. It's not just the music, and mind you I'm not exactly a fan of classical music, it's also the insane amount of skill that just keeps me in awe the whole time. This guy is just one of those people who take something to a whole new level.

[@radiumking3036]

I'm a grown man and this performance brought tears to my eyes. The amount of hard work this man has put into his craft to create such beautiful sounds is a truly impressive thing. I never knew music in general, not just the accordion, could sound so wonderful.

[@Spanky_McWaffleson]

Agreed. I'm 44 and I didn't know I could get excited about classical music...yet, here we are. Absolutely marvelous!

[@ars721]

Me too. Somehow here after seeing it on instagram and I can’t believe how moved I feel. I always appreciated classical music but this is astonishing me

[@nickk4816]

Неймовірне виконання! Як вправно працюють всі пʼять пальців. Не всі так можуть. Дякую за працю!

[@robertosala1974]

Oh my God! This is amazing! I truly enjoyed his performance of the Vivaldi’s Summer. One of the most difficult pieces to play in the world in any instrument. I just never pictured it on the accordion. As a pianist I’m both humbled and in awe!!

[@Rinpndip]

너무 멋져요. 혼자서 오케스트라를 연주하다니요. 감동❤

[@stevebayer2588]

breathing, heart beating, left hand and right hand playing different notes on differing buttons, his arms operate the bellows, his body sways with the emotion ... all while his mind and central nervous system is multi-tasking with extreme accuracy and precision. awesome and beautiful

[@michelastegiano7442]

c'est magnifique, en transposant ce morceaux pourtant des milliers de fois entendu, on redécouvre avec enchantement chaque note de cette si merveilleuse musique. Merci

[@Grigeral]

I have always loved the sound of the accordion, but had absolutely no idea it could be played like this... Absolutely incredible.

[@AlaricYim]

This man makes me grateful knowing artists like him still exist in this world, what a genius. I hope you live a long life so you can bring music to more people.

[@Dave5843-d9m]

Sadly he is no longer with us. We lost this miracle man in 2018. So incredibly sad.

[@StaLeninosus]

@@Dave5843-d9m Uh... no. He is still alive, and is posting videos

[@BlackSeaShipwreck]

Not sure if anyone noticed, but theres no sheet music in front of him, all from memory... the best orchestras in the world still have sheet music infront of them... 😮

[@illia_dmytryk_style2221]

Yes, especially in public.. it’s very difficult for nothing to slip out of your head even if you know everything.. it’s automatic, a thousand hours of work

[@sean-jsjincorporated8881]

That’s pretty standard for soloists

[@Leptospirosi]

I doubt it could be even possible to write the entire melody for an instrument like this. This is an orchestral piece

[@m.lecollie3565]

A true Master of his instrument and the music he's playing. Incredible virtuoso performance. Thank you for posting.

[@MaxClyde]

One of the most impressive things of anything that I've ever seen. What a genius

[@Hrustevich]

Дякую. Дуже приємно!

[@franyza73fyrom53]

@@Hrustevich 💐

[@juliasolo3426]

Это просто невероятно и потрясающе, какая мощь кроется в баяне, это просто какой-то портативный орган! Спасибо Вам за эмоции❤

[@haigminassian8640]

My favorite moments in music are when musicians challenge my preconceived notions of what sound possibilities can emerge from a particular instrument. Outside of the obvious technical mastery and elite musicality, even the visual aspect of expanding his bellows extremely wide during the encore piece, like an eagle spreading its wings and cloaking the sky, added a dramatic flair during a peak moment. I am just blown away.

[@AndreasViklundOfficial]

There are musicians, and there are masters. I (who am just another average musician) salute you, master Alexandr. I love listening to your performances...

[@JFZ931]

Whoooo??! Who gives a f*ckin' dislike!! Are you nuts!!?! This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I ever heard!!

[@Laffkin]

they use smartphones and have too large fingers. They just missed

[@norphes3865]

envy

[@atomicdonton]

Haters i tell you

[@claucastaneda7894]

An actual proof that 1% of the people are kids, or envys, or largge-fingered or just idiots.

[@PipeDreamerJacques]

It’s electrifying to see someone excel to this degree. Just amazing! This is world-class.

[@Hrustevich]

thank you so much

[@kriegsmarine1930]

I bet Vivaldi would give him a standing ovation if he could hear him

[@elijahclements9155]

CHKrieg too bad he’s dead 💀 lmao f in the chat

[@FavouriteClown]

Perfect comment.

[@reroonlyrero5778]

@@RufetMuslimzade he died unmarried 😔

[@onionman500_m8]

@@reroonlyrero5778 uhm BRUH

[@spikespa5208]

Vivaldi would probably say, "I gotta get me one of those!"

[@RedLP5000S]

My god, he's even got chin buttons to concentrate on! This man was on another level. A virtuoso. 🙏

[@nilovve]

Is it’s okay crying? I went to the music school in a Accordeon class when I was 8, my grandmother throw me there. It was strange for me and I do not completely understanded everything in the beginning, but then for me this spinstrument was the best thing I could really give to my soul. Music really change you, studying music I mean. I lo give everything to back in that time, passing hours at “Music Literature” subject, where we used just to listen for a couple of hours to Classic Music. My grandmother still have my Accordeon, and I’m literally cried the entire time of the video. Sometime you understand what’s really metter in life.

[@siroezhka3126]

Что тут сказать...

[@Eyeofdajjal]

My new hero. The softness and harmony that Vivaldi paired with force, almost violence, the raging strokes of the bow captured and simulated on an ACCORDION. This must be a lot harder than violin, by means of synchronicity. Absolutely admirable

[@SheldonBeldon]

Holy shit- accordion to me, he's the best i've ever heard.

[@talon6890]

+Sheldon Miller puns are the lowest form of humor

[@lawrence-yx1ew]

+Hugh Janus oh man, sheldon what are you thinking making a pun on the Internet. what a disgrace. fuck off Hugh

[@mckernan603]

+Hugh Janus Thatès not a pun.

[@andrewgilbert2947]

+Feder Schwert false. people from Manchester.

[@GurvirSingh64]

+Feder Schwert At least we pronounce all parts of the word.

[@peterderycke5766]

Strength. Delicate touch. Musicality. Soul. Beauty. Purity. And a beautiful piece of music... now that are some ingredients for a beautiful experience....

[@Mateus.saantos97]

Simplesmente magnífico; Deslumbrante; Estonteante. Eu estou fascinado por essa performance, a união de um instrumento, um compositor e sua obra, através das mãos desse brilhante músico.

[@travisschaefer5286]

Wow, Weird Al has aged very well!! On a serious note, this kid is amazing!! I saw a video from years ago and it was equally as amazing!! What an incredible talent, I hope he gets all of the recognition he deserves and then some ❤

[@travisschaefer5286]

It sounds like an entire orchestra!! Unbelievable 😍

[@flavioparanhos255]

Yep! Humans are doomed!

[@yurazlotnikov9897]

Мне очень нравятся талантливые люди. Александр Вам респект, не только музыка захватывает, но и то как Вы играете. От души, завораживает. Успехов Вам и роста и признания.

[@Hrustevich]

Спасибо большое, очень приятно!!!

[@wordscapes5690]

I literally jumped out of my chair on several occasions. Wonderful,

[@catherinefilipowski3506]

This man is a world treasure. His mastery of the instrument is astounding and the beauty of the music is universal.

[@Luquetupapa]

This was sublime, no other word can better describe such talent. I felt it in my soul. Thank you for making this available to the world

[@stellviahohenheim]

Talent my ass

[@aragne5766]

Que d'émotion. Amoureux de vivaldi je le decouvre sous un autre jour. Quel talent et bravo l'artiste. J'espere qu'il peut encore jouer.❤

[@thealqemist]

I was literally sobbing like a baby listening to this. Incredible

[@CSM100MK2]

Literally not. stfu

[@davidfruechting7771]

I love watching him play as much as hearing him. He has such honest passion for the music. It's a joy to behold, especially in a young person. Bravo! BRAVO!

[@cavaleiroandante8144]

David Fruechtin

[@andrewb9974]

Such an incredible musician. It's been an actual honour to listen. Long time cellist here.

[@ВиталийБерезин-и6ь]

Какое исполнение!!!Виртуоз!Раз 20 послушал и еще сотню прослушаю!Я такого баяна еще не слышал!Восторг одним словом!

[@joseruyborgesribeiro6089]

Eu erro até as teclas do notebook hahaha

[@ane541]

К Вашему сведению- это аккордеон....Запомните !!!.

[@bevfitzsimmonds3382]

Well done! Absolutely beautiful!! Thankyou for sharing your gift with us. God bless. 🪗 🎶 ❤

[@q0w1e2r3t4y5]

I find myself coming back to this several times a year. Never gonna get tired of this! Golden hands.

[@LitenKatie]

If I saw this man playing in real life I would drop to my knees in tears

[@WhoctorDo]

Absolutely masterful. I don't know if the world has ever seen a better adaptation from the original CHAMBER ENSEMBLE piece to a solo. Honestly...amazing.

[@olivierbranciat1545]

Je ne sais quoi écrire pour exprimer quel plaisir je ressent, il n y a pas de mot assez fort.. MERCI

[@smitty6244]

People spend their entire lives trying to find their purpose. I believe this man found his purpose on this planet. This goes beyond talent. This is gifted. Bravo good Sir, bravo!

[@Hrustevich]

Thank you so much 😊

[@НатальяМихайловна-ц1я]

@@Hrustevich ЭТО ВАМ СПАСИБО. ВАША МУЗЫКА ОГРОМНАЯ РАДОСТЬ ДЛЯ ДУШИ. СКОЛЬКО СИЛ ТРУДА ВЫ ВЛОЖИЛИ, ЧТОБ ТАК ИГРАТЬ.!!! СПАСИБО. РОССИЯ.

[@mikehideous]

That was the most incredible display of musicianship I've ever seen from an accordionist.

[@elenaobregon3141]

Me cuesta mucho trabajo entender la magnificencia que puede existir en una sola persona, Vivaldi jamás imagino que seguido a sus grandes obras, habría seres extraordinarios como este hombre que te hace ir de una emoción a otra en segundos y con cada acorde. Sin lugar a dudas la música transforma y toca el alma de las personas comunes como muchos de nosotros. Mi admiración, respeto y agradecimiento por interpretar a Vivaldi de esta forma tan noble y pura. Me gusta mucho porque con esta música me educó mamá, por eso tiene tanta carga emocional escuchar semejante interpretación. Felicitaciones y bendiciones a todos los músicos que hacen los días oscuros como los que actualmente vivimos más llevaderos. 🇲🇽 2020.

[@chrisd3884]

Good Lord! You son, are a talented master with the ability to play one of the most complicated and difficult musical instruments ever created! Wow! BRAVO! BRAVO!

[@SammieMousie]

Today I learned you can vibrato on an accordion. Just wow. This was amazing.

[@d.g.s.4121]

Indeed. Shaking of the bellows.

[@MaeLSTRoM1997]

I'm so glad you exist. I keep coming back to this video over and over again because it's so good and my memory and imagination can't even keep up with how good it is. I hope you will live long and produce many recordings.

[@moscowjade]

I have never seen a more amazing feat of musical skill. What a tribute to a master of music!

[@samimorcos]

thanks to Tim Ferris I am watching this, and so are thousands. Great performance.

[@Bankable2790]

I feel like I learn something about the universe listening to this. I think there is something special about wind instruments, such as the organ and the accordion. It’s interesting that the Sanskrit word for a special symbol representing the universe also means “instrument”. It is as if the universe or God is breathing through this instrument! And the wonderful musician here is it’s faithful servant! Bravo! Welll done maestro!

[@WonderWhile]

Indeed! His control over this instrument is really impressive

[@ПрототипировщикВасилий]

universe send me here to make me know this, thx

[@MiriamMontecinosNoches-xd1sb]

Gracias vida por darme la audición y posibilidad de escuchar esta versión en acodeon ejecutada por este talento,lo increible además que no utiliza partitura. Vivaldi debe estar feliz.

[@HumbertoGimenez]

Es una maravilla!! Nunca creí que se podía tocar esta obra sólo con acordeón y que suene así. Espectacular!!

[@eduardjakovlev2590]

Вот это да! Наконец-то я услышал настоящую живую музыку и прекрасное исполнение на баяне. С басами левой рукой) Спасибо Александа за Ваши труды! Аплодирую Вам стоя!

[@Aleksandr55881]

Потрясающе!!! Браво!!! Талант и трудолюбие - налицо!!! Спасибо огромное за доставленное наслаждение!!! 💯👍Валентина.

[@ilovecodemonkeys]

People make accordions out to be terrible instruments. This was amazingly beautiful.

[@Ortiane]

+ilovecodemonkeys The only time I ever saw the accordion made out to be a terrible instrument was in a Garfield comic strip. If you live in NYC and regularly travel using the subway, you'll meet an impressive accordion player at 42nd street, 5th ave almost every morning. Pretty sure that guy makes at least a few dozen dollars daily for his performances.

[@CDRaff]

+DisProveMeWrong Try to buy one and tell me they are for commoners.

[@doublegulptank7919]

+Christopher Raff woosh

[@messitup]

+ilovecodemonkeys i have never known these people you are talking about. the accordion is wonderful

[@Deathrender]

+ilovecodemonkeys It's a miniature organ. Which is just a variation of a piano. When you have an instrument that people don't properly utilize due to its complexity, of course it's going to sound stupid.

[@abhimanu.sharma]

Sir you are the greatest musician of all time. Love and respect ❤

[@Pazair-nq6gl]

Este sr no transpira, le sale puro talento por los poros; hermoso como suena ese acordeon. Bravo, Alexandr 👏👏👏

[@lordrayden9111]

Any one watchin this in 2020?. To me eargasm starts at 07:52. What an amazing piece!. Vivaldi attains god level with just that single piece..

[@kraftkma]

Да-да, Вы указали самый зачетный кусок!

[@aaronhuffman18]

I'm watching it in 2020 hahaha

[@Kazarijyanainoyonamidawa]

2021

[@Kalumbatsch]

2020, 2021, 2022

[@Stepikkkk]

2024

[@nyxyxylyth]

I had no idea this level of artistry was possible with so difficult an instrument. Through your dedication and your craft, you have brought joy to a tired old soul. Thank you Mr. Hrustevich!

[@Maria-yr8de]

Только классическая музыка при прослушивании в таком виртуозном исполнении заставляет пустить слезу. Смотрю и плачу, как же это красиво

[@industrialebikes4956]

Bravo! This had me in tears after the 7:47 mark and I don’t cry easily at all.

[@RossJudd-v1u]

I understand you it's so beautiful ❤️☮️🤙

[@ropeton6767]

Bravissimo. Una intera orchestra da camera in un singolo strumento suonato mirabilmente. Vivaldi sorprende sempre , quelle scale vorticose sono meravigliose.

[@michastokosa1784]

Genius! Thanks from Poland

[@oliviervalentijnderuyter974]

It's pretty weird how I ended up here...but I have zero regrets! This is amazing. Both my mom and my sister play the accordion, but I never heard anything close to this. The way he moves that accordion, beautifull. What an absolute BEAST.

[@Izakokomarixyz]

what do they play?

[@MrBolle900]

Fantastisch! Sehr emotional und mit absoluter Hingabe gespielt. Vielen Dank dafür

[@laetitia1417]

Quelle magnifique performance... Les 4 saisons prennent une autre dimension à l'accordéon

[@iamwonder9300]

Never knew anyone could play Vivaldi like that on the accordian. Incredible and beautiful

[@mohananpd]

One of the most beautiful musical work., played excellently on a single instrument!! Wonderful....

[@ortega456]

At 8:24 you can clearly see his soul leaving his body for a brief moment as he melts with this instrument and transcends into another form.

[@aldoraulduete9503]

Tenes absoluta razon😮

[@janettucker3196]

Never thought so much feeling and expression could be gotten from the accordion. Hrustevich is not only a virtuoso, but a trail blazer as well.

[@Hrustevich]

Thank you so much 😊

[@ceciledelamare9792]

Ce monsieur est génial !!! Merci pour ce moment hors du temps ! Que de talent et de travail ! Respect ....

[@echulin]

And he is playing from memory. Thousands of notes. Awesome.

[@minimimz]

Que talento incrível. É um privilégio poder ver esse rapaz tocando vivaldi.