Joshua Bell Plays Elegie

[@Svetnoy]

He plays sensationally beautiful. There's magic in his music.

[@mariatartini1146]

The way Joshua plays and feels doesn' t seem human, it' s heavenly!!! He's out of the World performing!!!

[@steamer442]

His style is unmatched. I would give anything to be able to play with such emotion, with such a power that would make a person weep.

[@marciarijfkogelrijfkogel4587]

Outstanding

[@Leonid1051]

Beautiful melody and heartfelt play.

[@futureviolinvirtuoso]

Joshua Bell is an amazing violinist!! I can only dream of being as good as him. He is so into the song.Whatever song he is playing he feels the song's sorrow and joy. It takes a true virtuoso to do that!! His emotional songs bring me to tears every time!!!

[@caraszmatic]

Aaaaa i got some major chills at 2:10, so powerful. The violin is one of the most beautiful sounding instruments in my opinion.

[@vwtoujours]

A BEAUTIFUL BREATHTAKING RENDITION !!!

[@AmiableOrchid]

So did I!! When I heard him again on "Ladies in Lavender" and simply HAD to have more. I know elegies are melancholic, but I light up listening to this incredible piece.

[@belladaniella5913]

du plaisir jusqu'à la dernière note ahhhh 🥰🥰🥰

[@nonamenoname4985]

❤ this is best song in world

[@Cinnamombunz]

You could climb this music right up into the stars ... the perfect balance of fragility and strength ... *¬◊

[@helenhunt5414]

Beautiful!!!

[@fernandopinheirobb]

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[@AmiableOrchid]

The title of the album was definitely appropriate. It's like a new romance, when all you desire is to make love constantly. It sends chills down my spine.

[@nycgtl88]

Amazing!

[@uncegilla]

Magnifico!!!

[@matildetessari9425]

AMAZING !!!!

[@МтсМтс-т2ы]

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[@mariluzvalles1291]

Qué maravilla de interpretación y pieza musical .........

[@Galastel]

I understand what some comments say about playing Elegie in a slow and dignified manner. But what Joshua Bell makes me feel with his interpretation is a keen and poignant pain. His violin sounds like a young man crying over the loss of a dear friend. I suppose there are as many ways to play Elegie as there are ways to feel and express pain. I don't think either is right or wrong, but maybe some interpretations speak to us more than others because of where we are in life.

[@sairamnagarajan]

Divine.

[@skipperdoll13]

@AmiableOrchid I agree with that. It's the epitome of romance. This piece, "Élégie: O doux printemps d'autrefois" just about does it for me. I listen to this piece constantly for the emotion that Joshua Bell brings to it. He's just amazing! :)

[@umstadukuleleren674]

The BEST

[@woodyaan]

Bravo!

[@skipperdoll13]

@musicmatt09 Yes, I've heard the vocal version of the piece. It is truly a beautiful song. :)

[@camillebouchard6436]

Wonderful ! the interpretation I prefer.

[@skipperdoll13]

I'm sorry, this piece just does it for me. :) I have yet to hear anything more beautiful, in my opinion. He plays that violin with great emotion, it just leaves me speechless. :)

[@tatianapogrebnaia9593]

Божественно!!!

[@wsawkmfbahj]

Thank you Joshua bell .Joshua come to Japan.

[@Fuzooky]

same please tell me if you find it

[@julieparadies9961]

I wonder who is in the framed photos behind Mr. Bell. Was he playing in honor of his late teacher Josef Gingold?

[@violinistaangelcabrera6138]

Where can I have the score ? I need the music. Who Knows?

[@brittneyherrington]

IMSLP

[@Bobob49]

Amazon Kindle

[@Galastel]

I don't think this is the entire performance, but there's half an hour of it: /watch?v=TuMGZ_RrO1U (at youtube. It won't let me tipe the whole address)

[@strangefruit82]

Is Joshua Bell the descendant of Joseph Bell? I read his father was of Scottish ancestry.

[@operalament]

im not sure when this performance took place, but i saw him in N.J. around 8 years ago, 3 rd row. He has developed greatly as an artist since then to the point where I have become very impressed with his artistry. This piece however, is played way to fast for my tastes. Listen to it being performed by Ponselle, or Anderson, or Chaliapin, it is taken much slower, and at a pace more appropriate I think for an elegy.

[@TheFreshPeddler]

oper- where is the fun in playing it exactly like everyone else?

[@ЛюбовьФилатова-щ7к]

Гениальный скрипач, нет слов, браво, но зачем так сильно раскачиваться во время исполнения? На мой взгляд это сильно портит презентацию.

[@Svetnoy]

Can you play better?