Renaud Capuçon plays Arvo Pärt: Spiegel im Spiegel (with pianist Guillaume Bellom)

[@Eric-u8i]

Never heard this spelled out before, but "Mirror in the mirror" starts with 2 notes, then 3, then 4, etc., one more reflection each pass, little more intensity each time. So structurally efficient, so simple yet so profound :)

[@merlinelucie2029]

🕊🕊Quelle musique douce avec le vialo et le piano❤🙏🌹🕊🕊

[@merlinelucie2029]

🕊🕊iano et violon,🙏quelle douceur qui me rappelle de mon fils parti trop tôt⁴🕊🕊

[@magicamagi]

While I totally understand and accept the need to put ads at the beginning and end of videos, please note that I will NEVER use a product advertised or contribute to a request for help that interrupt the most sublime videos of classical music like this one . The wonderful atmosphere that composers and artists create is destroyed by a mean-spirited desire for money. Please consider eliminating the interruptions . Thank you!!

[@michelsoucy1245]

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[@egg_z2622]

@@michelsoucy1245just had an ad in the middle, infuriating.

[@adriennebeecker5000]

This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written and played beautifully here, It reminds me of floating in space, and hopefully, toward God after this life has ended. I think this music will be played forever. It relaxes the soul .Thank you Arvo Paart.

[@carbtripper]

And the video. Excellent editing and very creative camera work.

[@AaronRendy]

It may be the only piece I cry to every time.

[@merlinelucie2029]

🕊🕊Violon et piano😢🙏😔🕊🕊

[@ianhrfc]

Only piece of music that brings tears to my eyes... Just hits the spot ❤ 😢😊

[@powerflower6727]

Watch 0:20 - 0:24: that‘s a truly inaudible bow change! A true master violinist. - Not to mention the cutter.

[@anjaidl1180]

Wie ist es möglich das etwas so wunderschön ist❤

[@JLWide]

This has become a new favorite. It is the essence of serenity.

[@philveness8154]

It is so simple….yet so beautiful- right from the opening notes! It is miraculous.

[@ofeliapascual1508]

I shed a few tears every time i listen to this heart stirring music. Thank you Messrs. Capucon, Bellom and the Warner Classics.

[@hannawagenknecht6378]

Ein wunderschönes Instrument,was muss das schön sein,damit Menschen glücklich machen

[@hannawagenknecht6378]

Ist's very,very beautiful, thank's so much 😮😊

[@mjlee2976]

This performence made me stay still and listen to every note. How beautiful! Thank you~.

[@marchandesermf2854]

Sublime interprétation ! c'est du rêve au bord d'une cascade dans un décor somptueux .......................

[@seelsorgelebensberatung6416]

Wundervoll!

[@ГалинаСердолик]

Thank you from all my soul!!!

[@StergiosNikolaouofficial_]

Thank God that there are companies like Warner Classics.The classical music will never die even that the other genres of music wants that.Classical music and classical music for movies will never die.We protect the quality.Not the quantity.

[@pedinurse1]

Marvelous

[@andrearodigari4840]

Arvo Paart! I really admire you.

[@erict792]

Magnifique j'en ai les larmes aux yeux tellement que c'est beau tout simplement

[@Joerad1st]

Fantastic. Last season of Ted Lasso,Nate plays this. And he was classically trained. Fantastic. To me it means get your thoughts together, head straight! And go lay it on the line to your bosses. Clear your head! March on

[@GredionFedios]

so beautiful...

Maravilloso. ¡Que difícil es tocar lento con un sonido unificado y compacto! Me encantó. Gracias.

[@fabiomassari7312]

Una meraviglia!! ❤️

[@claudelissillour7582]

C'est surprenant, ce morceaux de musique, c'est la première fois que j entend cette musique !!! Je vous remercie

[@psicologiaydesarrollopersonal]

Amazing! When I listened to it, I could feel every note. I'm in love ❤️

[@Dutchess0909]

View into the corridor to eternity

[@fulgenjbatista4640]

💎 ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 💎 🙏💜🙏 💜🎵💜

[@reneeledoux7515]

Sublime … la musique dans toute sa subtilité !

[@catherinebeduer3838]

Wow, I love this wonderful piece of music, so much !! 💖 Sublime 🙏❤🎶🎹🎶🎻🎶❤👌😌🤗 Congratulations and thank you so much to you both and Warner Classics. 💕💕💕🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐😊🌹❤🤩

[@SilvioNobre]

Sublime! Very beautiful!

[@giovanouch8236]

C'est vraiment très beau! Un pansement pour l'âme; une guérison assurée. Merci.

[@cellosong]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@margitkiss5308]

❤

[@alessandrovilla5832]

Non servono molte parole. E' essenziale, limpido, pulito, evocativo, intimo. Bellissimo!

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@southernbiscuits1275]

Wow. I must admit that as much as I love this composer's works, this particular piece is not one of my favorites. It comes across as being too austere. In this performance, however, the piece takes on more feeling and color. For me, oftentimes the violin sounds thin and scraping. This violinist manages to bring out a much fuller tone than I'm used to hearing in this work. The pianist was also able to break free of the mechanical nature of this minimalist piece. Both performers did a great job. Kudos to the set designer for the sparse nature of the video. The basic black and white aesthetic added to the work where you would imagine it would add to its austerity.

[@chrisrose6200]

A piece of music that lets your mind go on a trip in to an other world!

[@annah.1927]

Merci beaucoup. 🌞

[@Spain1961]

Close your eyes and listen for a bit more than 9 minutes. You will not regret.

[@BWV813]

Fantastic!

[@WilfriedBerk]

Die Wiederentdeckung der Langsamkeit in der Musik

[@diegoandres2906]

beautiful!

[@tomt5745]

yes, beautiful indeed. at the same time very brutal

[@marileditempo]

Che meraviglia

[@rosaelvirapalencia674]

Love music

[@Guelfilucas1996]

Thanks from Brazil!

[@sylvieeypper5307]

splendid!

[@katebear9265]

C'est sublime 🥰💜💕🥰💕💎

[@claes-goranclaesson9528]

Den vackraste musik som skapats.❤

[@HAL_9000__]

Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou are not so; For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death, nor yet canst thou kill me. From rest and sleep, which but thy pictures be, Much pleasure; then from thee much more must flow, And soonest our best men with thee do go, Rest of their bones, and soul's delivery. Thou'art slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men, And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell, And poppy'or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke; why swell'st thou then? One short sleep past, we wake eternally, And death shall be no more; Death, thou shalt die.

[@01lombana]

Thank You!

[@01lombana]

Would love to know who wrote this beautiful poem

[@HAL_9000__]

@@01lombana It is from a series of nineteen poems called “The Holy Sonnets” written by English poet John Donne - a central figure among the Metaphysical poets in the 17th century. They were published in 1633, two years after his death. The reason I’ve placed it here is because this musical piece was used in the 2001 film “Wit”. An amazing movie based on a play about a woman battling cancer, and how John Donnie’s piece here affects her profoundly.

[@mechanussunrise]

I knew I recognized this and I looked at Wikipedia and it turns out it's been used in 2 movies I've enjoyed, Wit and About Time, and in the trailer for Gravity. It is a striking piece.

[@cesarrodriguez5739]

Tb en barridos por la marea

[@yiddotrenda35]

and also in Heaven with Cate Blanchett and Giovanni Ribisi

[@katiekent21]

And now in Ted Lasso! ❤

[@dullroar2673]

Also the trailers for Gerry and Quiet House. Also the final episode of The Good Place. Getting a lot of mileage

[@AlysterGynn]

Thank You ❤

[@tomt5745]

Fantastic

[@DDIL_DDIL]

아 너무 좋다..

[@mariamendoza8041]

Que belleza!!

[@gutri4953]

If I where an astronaut I would like to listen to this music while walking around the Earth, then I would open a porthole and I would lose myself in the universe.

[@AlysterGynn]

Yes ❤

[@litoboy5]

great

[@normalujanpuglielli9612]

Después de una lluvia de verano.😍🇦🇷

[@timmasters1195]

KZbin put ads in the middle of this and wonder why people use adblock. KZbin are stupid.

[@apistosig4173]

Bellisimo!

[@DRFelGood]

❤️❤️❤️

[@sergeventurini5459]

L' écartèlement réconcilié.

[@philholcomb1887]

Music to die to.

[@rgk99]

This is beautiful! But question I have is this: What motivation or moment is this piece the most suitable? Funeral? Celebration of life? Love? I could listen to it for hours.

[@david7542]

This was played at my father’s funeral. But it could be played for a wedding as well. Both are moments that express deep love.

[@dipperjc]

The best moments for this piece are moments that represent a serene, inevitable transition. Death is the most obvious, but other things I think would fit well with it are things like playing through the ball drop on New Year's Eve, or packing a child's belongings on the day they move out.

[@jaredcoffin3907]

Memorable from Mike Nichols’ movie adaptation of ”Wit”.

[@olex1542]

4:41 interrupted by commercials. AVOID

[@nathanjones1157]

Am I correct in saying this piece was used in the documentary Auschwitz: the final solution?

[@frankborder]

why does his bow direction just randomly change directions near the beginning when they switch shots? bad editing or? I thought maybe it was part of a "mirror" thing they were doing but it doesn't seem like it's happening any time else...

[@jeanpaulgilleron3766]

Bravo messieurs mais j'admire surtout la partie de piano qui est exceptionnelle .C'est la volonté du compositeur bien sur.Le violon n'est la que pour sublimer le piano

[@silvanomangana3822]

Je trouve personnellement que les deux instruments sont indissociables. C'est un tout, e basta ! ;)

[@borbalaerent8086]

az egyensúly a lebegésben

[@FlyRusty]

Entrancing

[@rogermauvois8027]

A 24'' le montage video change le sens de l'archet... c'est dommage. On a du mal à y croire pour la suite.

[@anna-lenathorbrugge9721]

❤️🫂

[@darrena.marcus8534]

Violinists stealing from violists' repertoire again ;-)

[@kavehslm5637]

I didn't know the original script written for viola! Interesting.

[@irislouka3885]

The original is for violin. Its dedicated to Spiwakow

[@valenviolin]

Violists speaking nonesense again

[@joefagan9335]

The video editing is making me ill. Beautiful playing.

[@melaniamonicacraciun9900]

Thank you so much of breaking my heart to pieces, this track is...devastating emotional, so l can make you a virtual donation, of how nasty hackers are sitting on my back all the time, if you just find a way to make them pay a stalkers fine, it would be awesome. What about giving commercial advertising space? Seems it is made in purpose, diapers for aged ladies, Sensodine tooth paste l use since l was a teenager, luxury things its not allowed to me, because we are always under terrorists attack, yachts & cruises, put them pay if this video is running multi national, world wide, we must be more supportive towards great performers, when only music seems to be the only salvation from despair & frustration and do not ask how much rage ok? Hackers & haters can do all the money in the world they want using the cyber technology, fans like me are just total losers, poor me, dreaming of the day, you try to fix the problem for me, ok?

[@TymurMelnyk]

Wow, making a massive video editing mistake on the second note the violinist plays. New depths we've sunk to as a culture

[@timmasters1195]

99% either aren't watching or don't care, it has nothing to do with culture, go outside and get some perspective friend. You sound very unhappy.

[@turbofreddy]

I’m sure this is quite hard for the violinist to play well since it’s so exposed and hyper sensitive

[@luchkow1]

Is no one noticing the problem with continuity of the bow direction? Sometimes changing direction in the middle of a note at the change of camera angle? Beautiful music but not watchable if you play a string instrument - Is this possibly a joke of some kind?

[@An-Alien-On-Earth]

These are actors and not actually playing what you hear. Well spotted.

[@tomt5745]

are you kidding?

[@An-Alien-On-Earth]

@@tomt5745 no

[@tomt5745]

@@An-Alien-On-Earth been listening to contemporar classical music since the 70s. (im an old bloke), and these guys are legit. but this clip can have been snipped toghether to make it more smooth.

[@tomt5745]

@John P you are welcome to contact these guys and then return to this thread about if the are actors or not. Good luck. Give them a hug from me.

[@chazlo99]

Awfully simplistic and boring to me.

[@marosstefak4968]

Arvo Pärt is interesting composer, but this piece of music is really boring

[@cranemusicstudios]

Then you are missing the point.

[@stillness-f8z]

If you pay attention the stillness between the note, you will heal yourself .. When you are weary, this music will touch your soul...

[@philsawyer1234]

I don't think you are missing the point, if you found it boring, maybe you were listening to it when your mind was looking for something else, something triggering or stimulating in a more intense way, worth a try some other time when the noise in you is a bit too much and you're looking for relief. 🤟

[@nightwhenjar]

I agree