The iPhone ringtone in the style of different composers by @NahreSol | Elbphilharmonie Sessions

[@TheMonsterExplorers]

Nahre if you read this comment, please please please write a string quartet album!!! I would buy it in a heartbeat!!! Thank you for what you and the Elbphilharmonie Symphony do! Incredible.

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

Thank you! Sounds like a great idea 😍

[@christian4415]

This is perhaps the silliest thing I could have expected from the Elbphilharmonie. Nicely done Nahre.

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

Sometimes supposedly stupid things can turn into something beautiful, right? 😉

[@ivanfaigenbom5300]

this string quartet is gorgeous and nahre has so much inventiveness as a composer. Love this video

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

Thank you 🙏

[@joaocastanheira6214]

soo niceee! thanks for this!

[@teddybrow]

Timestamps 0:19 - Variation I 0:55 - Variation II 1:40 - Variation III 2:40 - Variation IV 3:36 - Variation V 4:20 - Variation VI

[@BradCherwin]

Love this! ❤ The quartet is excellent.

[@Dodecatone]

In Nahre's video she reveals the actual composers she was inspired by: [SPOILERS BELOW] 1. Bach 2. Mozart 3. Schubert 4. Ravel 5. Piazzolla 6. Herself!

[@platedpen]

wow I can hear the resemblance now

[@PhilKelley]

Thank you for linking the video on your channel to this one. It was such a pleasure to hear all of the movements played without interruption. While it stands alone as is, you could give us more by turning each movement into its own quartet or piano concerto (you do such wonderful things with a piano). The ideas in the 6th movement would be especially interesting to explore, IMHO.

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

Interesting idea! Which variation did you like best? ✨

[@PhilKelley]

@@ElbphilharmonieHamburg I thought I made it clear, the sixth variation is the most interesting.

[@EpsilonAD]

Beautifully done Nahre and the exquisite musicians you enticed. Thank you.

[@stuartdryer1352]

Glad I could hear the complete work. I love it.

[@HD-su9sq]

The string quartet is such a beautiful format for any music.Thank you Ensemble Resonanz! And Nacre!!

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

That's right! If you like string quartets so much, you might also like our string quartet session with Quatuor Ébène: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYHSo6emmdx1fc0si=IBweoMu0kdrnjXCN Enjoy! ❤

[@patriciacauret8472]

Magnifique bravo ❤❤🎶🎶

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

Can you guess the composers, that inspired the variations?

[@TheMonsterExplorers]

Chris Hemsworth, John D. Rockefeller, and LeBron James.

[@stuartdryer1352]

The only one I am sure of is Piazzolla

[@vipassana72]

nice tones. 🙂🙏

[@alacu27]

This is insane

[@wnxickwaafrlw]

So cool

[@wnxickwaafrlw]

Holy cow, Nahre’s version was astounding. Especially beautiful ending

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

@@wnxickwaafrlw We also love the version very much 😍

[@bcliang2686]

1, Vivaldi (I almost thought it was Bach) 2, Haydn but not sure (some elements really reminds me of some late Mozart string quartets but I missed some key signatures from Mozart). 3, Beethoven 4, Ravel 5, Piazolla 6, really can’t tell.

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

You were right about two composers! 😌Here is the solution: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zl6sgqRmm8yDo68

[@qwaqwa1960]

I'm imagining a Steve Reich variation... :-)

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

Wow, that would be great! 😍

[@johnchessant3012]

nice

[@Account81658]

That last one was not even mentioned in Nahre's video, but it's really cool!

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

That's actually a version Nahre composed herself! 🤗

[@alexanderhersh]

I feel like: 1. Bach 2. Haydn 3. Beethoven 4. Ravel 5. Piazzolla 6. Hisaishi??

[@NicolasEmbleton]

The 6th one was exactly my thoughts as well. Definitely feels like it.

[@oxoelfoxo]

dya want me to spoil 6? or just go to Nahre's channel and watch her video with commentary/ratings from the musicians

[@05degrees]

🧡

[@DirkKirchberg]

Muss ich mir die Töne jetzt selbst exportieren, oder wird die Elphie das anbieten als Download? ;-)

[@PKLevel99]

Amei

[@martyforgigs]

First one is Vivaldi

[@martyforgigs]

Second one is Schubert

[@johannamartinez199]

Is Astor Piazzolla one of them?

[@NicolasEmbleton]

5th one

[@martyforgigs]

Third one is Bahms

[@SlyHikari03]

last one sounds like Joe Hisaishi.

[@sirwilliamkarl5591]

And... it was done without a click track.

[@guilopespiano]

Is the last one Joe Hisaishi?

[@Emiliasooo]

3:36 Adiós Nonino

[@TitiLatulipe]

Excusez - moi :)

[@boxodrive]

This concept would make an excellent soundtrack for some kind of dystopian horror/thriller