What if Mozart Wrote Music for Apple?

[@michaelbishop.]

A great joy for even basic level musicians, being able to record your own unique phrase to replace the ring tones.

[@NahreSol]

Thank you!!

[@edskodevries]

The Ravel one was so beautiful! Also, what a luxury to just be able to grab a few of the world's best musicians and record ringtone variations in one of the world's best recording environments :) Totally deserved of course!

[@NahreSol]

Thank you!!

[@DBruce]

You smashed it with these compositions, especially Ravel and Piazzolla. Also great format!

[@AE_Thomas]

The talent on display in this video, from the composition to the musicians, is unreal.

[@NahreSol]

Thank you!!

[@LangKuoch]

Ravel string quartet is one of my favourite pieces and Nahre you did the Ravel variation so much justice!!!!

[@bricelory9534]

Also, that Piazzolla is so absolutely Piazzolla - I get such strong "Four For Tango" vibes and callbacks. Absolutely fantastic!

[@ElbphilharmonieHamburg]

Thank you so much Nahre! That was such a fun project! 💌

[@mikegleim5241]

Love all of your " in the style of", but this my new fave! What a joy it must be to have access to this caliber of musicians with your residency! These were fun, concise variations that all hit their stylistic marks. Thanks for featuring your players' feedback!

[@electronworkflow9959]

Nahre!! You simply _must_ change the thumbnail of this video!! It doesn't do justice to probably the most awesome video I've seen this year - I almost missed it and this deserves so many more views!

[@bricelory9534]

Regardlesa of how well they capture the ringtone or style of composer, one thing is clear in all: you are growing deeply in composing for string quartets. It helps to have exceptional musicians, but the interplay and mix of solistic and collaborative elements is spot on for dtring quartet. Beautiful work!

[@Petch85]

Damn this was cool. What a privilege to make "silly" experiments with such experts and get to here is here on yt. Thank you.

[@NahreSol]

Thank you!!

[@PhilKelley]

I would give them all a 10. You took the theme and developed it in ways that were true to the period you were trying to capture. In true development of a theme, on the surface, the original may become unrecognizable (I am thinking of Rachmaninoff's Variations on a Theme of Paganini). The result is something completely new and delightful. I think the comment one of the musicians made was most insightful and sums up how well you did: it was not long enough. "I want more," is always the best compliment a creator can get. Thank you for this excellent video. I look forward to more.

[@betseygirard8878]

Variation 2 was my favorite until I heard 5…my clear winner.

[@NahreSol]

😊💃🏻

[@MaemiNoYume]

During all my life I've been in love for Ravel. Every single time you make something in the style of Ravel, my heart goes to HEAVEN. I love it so much. You really really understand him and always nail his language deeply. I'm so grateful to you for putting out all this work.

[@spatz813]

Love your creative ventures, coupled with solid technical knowledge and insight. Another pocket of KZbin that keeps my music tank full.

[@NahreSol]

Thank you!! ☺️

[@ivanfaigenbom5300]

Nahre, every time i hear your compositions here in youtube i come back to your beautiful piano solo album. PLS RECORD MORE OF YOUR MUSIC. As a pianist or a composer i love the music that emanate from you. PD: As an Argentino I'm so happy to see and hear how tango made a space in you to compose and make music with. Thanks for keeping it alive :,D

[@MarcelHuguenin]

I think all pieces were beautifully done, with Piazzolla being my favourit. You should definitely write a string quartet, you write so beautifully!

[@thedankest1974]

Nahre, this is incredible work. Thank you for publishing this.

[@billyruss]

Just WOW! Your ability to compose in various styles never ceases to amaze, especially as this was for string quartet rather than your native keyboard. Simply, unbelievably impressive. The Ravel is probably my favourite, but I also really liked the Bach. Kudos.

[@martindl9897]

Loved the Piazzola variation. As they said, you've nailed it.

[@seajaytea9340]

Brilliant!! They were all such fun to listen too. Loved the Schubert, but I must agree that you nailed it with the finale.

[@blitzcon007]

Great video! My favorite part is hearing the reactions from the musicians. It shows how much they enjoyed the project.

[@MarcosDinnerstein]

These are awesome. I’ve sung SATB versions of Piazzola pieces and yours is perfect.

[@Nasibu.R.K]

Being honest, variation V was...sorry, IS my personal favorite ❤. Nicely done Nahre.🎉

[@tetsi0815]

Asking Germans for an honest opinion... what could possibly go wrong? 😀

[@michaelpersil6573]

don't give them too much power! let them only choose between 1 and 5 next time, and restrict their answers up to 3 words only.

[@Woet]

I love these videos so much! I'm glad you're able to make them with such skilled musicians. I always have a smile on my face watching you explain and play music.

[@brosky117]

I really loved this Nahre! Thank you for including the explanations above the musicians. It helps me (a non-musician) to appreciate the subtle qualities that each piece takes from their inspiring composers.

[@martinbecklen6486]

Congratulations!!! What a wonderful, joyful exploration. And.... Thank you!!

[@GlennLewis]

Wow... beautifully done! You are obviously incredibly talented. Thank you for sharing this and for the added commentary which was very interesting! Your musicians are also extremely talented and played exquisitely... incredible!

[@juijitsu01]

Its really nice to have descriptions of rhythm, feeling, and generally whats going on while they are playing

[@TheMonsterExplorers]

If you would have told me the Mozart arrangement was actually written by Mozart would have absolutely believed you. Amazing work!!!

[@gjermundnorumbugge7373]

The last version would be a great theme song for a detective series on Netflix or something like that 😅

[@IamAutumn_]

I’m actually going to make no5 my ringtone 😆 Variation 1 (Bach) 1:27 Variation 2 (Mozart) 3:02 Variation 3 (Schubert) 5:00 Variation 4 (Ravel) 7:12 Variation 5 (Piazzolla) 9:20

[@DaveBowman345]

I thoroughly enjoyed the unique twist of hearing a string quartet perform your interpretations of the Apple Ringtone in the styles of various composers with such creativity! The on-screen 'closed captioning' was a brilliant touch, providing helpful identification of the different musical technical details and making the experience even more delightful and immersive. Bravo!

[@skane3109]

The 5th ‘tango’ version was juicy and delicious with a perfect amount of rough tarty dissonance. Everything about this video is special, from the 5 consummate musicians, the musical compositions, and the vibe of the space at the Elb Philharmonie

[@kuruczalbert]

It was great fun listening to this! I was surprised how good this string quartet sounds. They turned your great ideas into gold.

[@JoelBoissonneault]

The ability to create all these variations is quite astonishing. Well done. Ravel and Piazzolla were my favourites.

[@auralsonicwaves7170]

Your arrangements are very insightful. I truly enjoyed every variation.

[@emanuellandeholm5657]

This is such a cool idea, and I love the feedback you got from the musicians!

[@azure5697]

I wish to personally meet a gifted musician/composer like you

[@fallen-il8ze]

I LOOOVE the last variation 😍 please make them a full song version of it 🙈😅

[@sebastiandjupsjobacka3987]

This was SO good! Especially the Ravel and Piazzolla variations!

[@offpancito666]

the last one was so good and my favorite of the video. All the best for you

[@Esrom_music]

Ravels quartet is possibly my favorite piece of music in historty and agree... You really nailed it

[@diogocarvalho2934]

The Ravel and Piazzola ones are AMAZING

[@kaichengli4488]

This is incredible... the amount of knowledge and skill required to compose these variations are absolutely astonding. Can't imagine the work you've put in to get to this stage. Thanks for sharing this with us!

[@KennethDuda]

Nahre is a genius, I can't believe how many styles she can do so well.

[@rulnaesafo7936]

Gonna make this my ringtone.

[@soundtreks]

My favourite is the Ravel with that suspended harmony in the intro. Lovely sonorities too.

[@rainbowkrampus]

I love the overlapping of different textures on the Ravel inspired piece. I can see fleshing that one out into a longer piece.

[@flpsnk4848]

Ravel one made me tear up. Beautiful.

[@anneashdown4596]

The Ravel was so very sweet! Loved it! Also the Piazzolla is very fun! A very enjoyable project! I’d love to hear a version using negative harmony… I’m very interested in hearing how that would sound!

[@ismilewhenhappy]

These were all nice but the tango one lit my soul on fire 💃🏾🔥

[@AML89]

I'd LOVE to see you try to play 'the dance of eternity' by dream theatre.

[@worrellrobinson4332]

Congrats Nahre🎉🎉🎉 a great job on this one as composing is an art . Interpreting is the art of bring forth the intended frequencies and colour stay blessed & fantastic....

[@NahreSol]

Thank you!!

[@Quasiawful]

Excellent video. I had a good chuckle in moments with the reactions but also really enjoyed all your variations. Keep up this kind of content please I love it 😊

[@davidlowther8886]

That was fun, Nahre! I had to immediately try this on my cello. 🎻 I’m going to turn this into an etude. ☎️

[@pipunico]

Thank you Nahre for translating with words the musical parts played by each instrument in your videos. By doing so, you make us, non-scholars, "see" the hidden messages each musician's intentionally embedded in each bar. You make the musical creation process looks so easy.

[@shrub_club]

I loved Variation #5 because it really reminded me of the theme music for the Sherlock BBC show, but my fav is the Ravel. It would be such a privilege to play your music!

[@kennethbrush7300]

Your best video yet! Thank you!

[@ercsey-ravaszferenc6747]

Very, very good!!! Piazzola is especially spot on, that variation screams Piazzola! The Bach variation sounded a wee bit more like Vivaldi to me especially towards the end, but really all of it was excellent, and great fun, thank you!

[@celloeb]

Watching where your creative mind takes you is endlessly fascinating. Ravel was so … Ravel. I want this on my phone!

[@05degrees]

Thanks Nahre for collaborating with other beautiful people and going on with your composition, studies and educational videos! I hope there are many who make your day brighter just like you yourself do for me and others! 🧡 There’s so much to explore in our lifes, and to enrich humanity with every drop of art, knowledge and caring, large and small.

[@gsco82]

You have once again shown your great talent for composing and arranging, Nahre. I especially enjoyed the last 2 variations. The Piazzola sounded just like his composing style. Very well done and enjoyable.

[@lukayz1363]

The tango one is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@DraconianEmpath]

I really enjoy this format, X melody in the style of... also. those musicians are fantastic. absolutely killing it.

[@eatfruitsalad345]

very cool to see more string specific techniques getting used as you progress through different ages. i play piano but it always seemed like string instruments have a lot of variety in ways to play notes

[@stefflo712]

Great job! I really enjoyed both the variations and the commentary!

[@shanehagan]

I loved hearing their ratings and commentary!

[@airixxxx]

I loved all your compositions and the execution was perfection, they even played well the tango which a lot of classical musicians tend to play boringly.

[@david_davinci]

That was brilliant! Inspired! To me all them were at least an 8 except Astor Piazzolla. I danced Argentine Tango for many years and still listen to Piazzolla. You absolutely nailed that one. 11 out 10 for sure. So good!

[@NicolasEmbleton]

This was incredible. Taking a pretty boring (and overheard) little skit of notes, and turning it into 5 masterpieces, each with clearly recognizable composers personality. Each variation was great, I loved each of them. I think Ravel and even more so Piazzola were the best. Gave me goosebumps. Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Will immediately go watch the full performance. Thank you!

[@NicolasEmbleton]

And I forgot to mention how amazing it is to "read" through the decomposition of each piece by each function of each sub-segment and instrument. Absolutely lovely. I feel that I can "read" the piece after having watched and listened, and feel like I can understand music better each time I watch one of your videos.

[@MoGratitude]

Always admired your articulation. How you capture feeling of the music and animate it like captions.

[@kim.nadeem8498]

😁👏👏👏This was really wholesome. We really need more these kinds of videos with more classical composers Beethoven, Brahms and even more. With piano variations too like from styles of Chopin, Liszt... Great video ❤️🙌

[@gorgeousjoanna]

The Ravel variation is sublime, and was my favourite until I hopped over to the Elbphil channel and heard variation 6. Beautiful. (Gave me Camile Pepin vibes.) I hope you write more string quartet music.

[@2Konnect]

This is by far one the most enjoyable KZbin vids to watch. Secretly demonstrated the skills of a true musician. Value!

[@drgeniusphd]

All of these are incredible … love your work so much!

[@Gallahaut]

I agree with the guy who said it needs to be longer, for all of them!!

[@tt-ew7rx]

I love the Ravel. The Tango is also brilliant.

[@Jonathan-Avila]

Loved it! All five variations are beautiful, which ones a little bit more or less is a matter of personal preference.

[@milanchristi7939]

Brilliant project and masterful execution! Your composing skills are crazy good!!!

[@intelligentcomputing]

So brilliant -- thank you for being so awesome, Nahre!

[@camelectric]

This is phenomenal, I really enjoyed it, thanks.

[@winknotes]

Wow what a great idea. Beautiful arrangements and beautiful performances. Thanks for sharing.

[@billyiswaiting]

Nahre’s one of the most talented people I’ve ever encountered. Amazing stuff

[@felixavenarius73]

It was a joy listening to these variations

[@Martial-Mat]

The Ravel was gorgeous. The Piazzola was rich and sophisticated and challenging, but what can I say, I'm a sucker for pastoral. The annotations are a total education in their own right. Please never stop doing them.

[@vincentvandenbos853]

One hundred procent agreed! The styles of Ravel and Piazzolla were extremely well captured and it even made such a simple ringtone sound sophisticated :)

[@Martial-Mat]

@@vincentvandenbos853 👌

[@nitzeart]

I’m not the biggest fan of Ravel music but somehow I LOVE Nahre Sol’s Ravel style ❤ I agree, I wish this composition was longer because is so beautiful!

[@TheOnlyShadowWarrior]

The 4th one was my favourite! What a joy to hear

[@KKwiatekCreations]

Love that Baroque version, it sounds really convincing! However all of these are an amazing example of how you can transform a simple, boring melody into a theme of a masterpiece... 👌 The Piazzola arrangement was the second best as for me, and it also shows how truly professional all of you are in what you do ☺️ 👍

[@Blend33]

Cant wait to see you in person 💯

[@NahreSol]

Lookout for announcements for future shows/events 😄

[@Cosmopolitanaa]

You are brilliant, Nahre!

[@CPF9898]

I am in awe. My words cannot express how remarkable you are.

[@fanfan1130]

the Ravel was great, good job Nahre !

[@jeevarathinam8256]

Hi mam I am like your channel super to continue I am Indian I am from Tamilnadu Chennai I am following your channel

[@yazanborhan8427]

Lovely as usual. Some of the phrases used in the Ravel variation could even fit well in the Schubert one, since many of the techniques, especially the tremolo in the beginning, remind me of Schubert's D. 887 in G major.

[@the_eternal_paradox]

yesss another one of those "in the style of..." videos :D update after finishing it: wow I'm in love with the Ravel variation!! even though, to me, the theme is most easily audible here, it was really so colorful and pretty to me :) also, the Piazzolla variation where you made the theme really "punchy" actually made me think of Shostakovich... wonder what it'd be like in his style :0

[@TheAboriginal1]

I really liked the Ravel variation and thought that was also most true to that form.

[@GiuliaPaccagninpiano]

Wow, this is simply wonderful 🎶 Such an inspiration. Thank you for this video, Nahre. Great job, Complimenti! 👏🏼

[@VVei55]

loved all their reactions but especially gregor's - i feel like he appreciated nahre's talent most innately to the point that by the end all he could really say is he wanted more. :)