Salut d'Amour (Edward Elgar) - Esther Abrami and Iyad Sughayer

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[estherabrami]

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[lily_wonka]

Elgar finished the piece in July 1888, when he was romantically involved with Caroline Alice Roberts. He named it Liebesgruss because it meant “Loves Gretting” in German because Miss Roberts is German. The first published editions were for violin and piano, piano solo, cello and piano, and small orchestra. Only a few copies were sold until Schott changed the title to "Salut d'Amour" with Liebesgruss as a sub-title. Elgar realized that the French title would help to sell better in France and other parts of Europe. I like this piece because it sounds very peaceful and has no harsh parts. This piece has parts that are repeated constantly throughout the piece. The piano part also has some parts where it repeats the melody and the violin does the sub-melody. That is another thing I like about this piece. This player plays with a lot of bow, and a lot of soft emotions.

[cmplpew]

i played this piece in trumpet as my year 10 music instrument exam, i got marks that i didn't expected, therefore i got a good memory of this song. Also, this reminds me of the boy i have liked for 3 years, he sat in the same exam room with me like other candidates, this song helps me to confess without words.

[shorne]

I've just started playing violin again after 37 years, I was semi pro, but this young lady is so good. Inspired me to play this piece again superb technique and expression of the piece fantastic

[rosaamendola]

Hi Esther, I'm an italian girl and I have never heard a version of this piece performed so well😍

[Arianacccosta]

This song always create a picture of a wedding in a garden. If one day I get married, I will choose this song as the wedding music

[twoblink]

She's just so pretty and classy and elegant. You give Violins a good name.

[renee]

And they didn’t let each other’s hands go. ♥️

[meghnapillai]

Don't mind me! These are for my practice!
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Love it btw! Your so talented!

[ehsanhajibeigloo]

1:00 at that very moment my tears started to fall down ...
don't know anything about the classic music ...
but thank you ...

[Zephaniahverse]

There is a rare beauty about this piece. There is a special rare beauty about this rendition of this piece.

[MysticWolf]

Somewhere, Elgar is smiling with joy.

[joviereyes]

This piece always brings me peace of mind and heart. Who's here because of La Corda D'Oro Primo Passo?

[rqunfmh]

What a beautiful performance, Esther & Iyad!!

[gittavania]

When you feel sad and lonely, violin will accompany you

[meowislyfe]

I just started to learn violin and I love this piece! Watching you perform the piece has motivated me to learn more and more! It's a beautiful performance ❤

[Andre-ghbx]

My favourite piece, wish someday I could play it myself.

[samuelsaarikivi]

I have a concert with this piece tomorrow, so good timing to upload this video!! :D

[bobby]

Beautiful piano and violin combination of this classical piece…

[lukerozmajzl]

I just started playing this piece, and it showed up as one of my recommended videos... I'm glad it did.