Balkan Magic ✨ | Miroslav Tadić & Yvette Holzwarth – Live Guitar & Violin Concert

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• YV

  @YvetteCornelia · 5 years ago · pinned

  Very heartwarming to find people from all over the world here! Thank you for your generous comments and greetings. Hoping that we can play a live concert for you someday soon!

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• KA

  @kalvinclein · 6 days ago

  So gentle and giving me hope that art can really be the common language of the finest souls ,,

• RO

  @RonaldvanHoove · 4 months ago (edited)

  Watching from The Netherlands. Simply blown away by this beautiful music. Wonderful to see how these musicians interact with eachother.  Such a delight. Many thanks and take care!

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• MI

  @Michael-gf8ce · 3 weeks ago

  Emotive, masterful playing of this deep, even melancholy, yet also radiantly joyful music. I discovered both of these musicians through this intimate concert and have returned to it, and their other performances, again and again. What a special connection.

• KL

  @klaasbil8459 · 3 months ago

  The playing is of world class standard, very high technical level without showing off. Very well together in odd meters and rubato passages. And the arrangements are very beautiful too. A great joy to watch and listen.

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• NO

  @Notapplicable101 · 2 weeks ago

  When music doesn't just have a soul, but also carries the warmth of ages' worth of souls with it. Thank you!

• PE

  @PenfieldEspinosa · 4 months ago

  It is a pity that YouTube doesn't seem to be able to generate subtitles of Miroslav Tadić speeches in English or any other language.

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• КИ

  @КираКим-л9р · 3 weeks ago

  Bravo Miroslav! Bravo Yvette! I loved your music and your style so much, especially Balkan motives ❤ Thank you for the performance, you are very talented musicians ❤ Listening to you in Poland.

• BR

  @brendazinho · 5 years ago

  Wonderful!! Maravilhoso!! Thank you for give us such a special present!! Greetings from Brazil!!

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• JO

  @Joe_J-MT_Boy · 4 months ago

  This showed up in my tray... and boy, did it hit home. These folks are masters of their instruments, and of the songs they play. Yvette Cornelia Holzwarth's vocal weaves in and out of the guitar and violin melody lines and it is a near perfect complement to the guitar and violin. They did a great job of bouncing back and forth from Balkan tunes to the American songs and back again. For every selection, they get the spirit of the music to shine through.

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• GE

  @GeorgeFrantzis · 4 months ago (edited)

  Eleno Kerko Eleno at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRuRNShKXIQ&amp;t=393">06:33</a> is such a great song with incredible interpretation. It sounds like a gorgeous and romantic balkan melody uniting all Balcan nations.

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• NA

  @nav-unger · 11 days ago

  amazing.....still many years after &nbsp; Thanks , made my day