Question: What people played the violin on "It Will Rain"?
About the article "It Will Rain", section "Credits and personnel".

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In 2005, the Signe and Ane Gyllenberg Foundation bought a violin from Mr Berglund, which was built in 1732 by Carlo Bergonzi (1683–1747).
Before him the violin was owned by Isaac Stern.
Violin maker Ilkka Vainio has said that the violin is an example of a masterpiece, the best he has personally known.
The violin has maintained its original condition, even the lacquer is still mostly intact.
According to Petteri Iivonen, who has played the instrument, the violin has a warm sound yet can endure even a rougher style of play.
The violin is lent to a musician for three years at a time.
The first was Pietari Inkinen who had the violin during years 2005–2009.
In spring 2009, the violin was handed over to Petteri Iivonen.
The foundation lends the violin by announcing it on the daily newspapers, musical publications and on its website.
Interested musicians may apply to enjoy the violin for the said period of time.
A knowledgeable jury decides on the musician who will have the violin.
According to the Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE, Berglund's Stradivarius violin was sold by his heirs in 2012 to the Finnish Cultural Foundation for 1.8 million euros.
At the same time the performing artist's rights to Berglund's recordings as well as his valuable collection of orchestral sheet music were donated to the foundation.
The latter material will be made available to researchers in ten years' time.
The violin will be named Stradivarius ex.
Berglund.
Mr Berglund's son Juha Berglund, the spokesperson for the family, says that his father had several instruments, but the Stradivari was the dearest to him.
Mr Berglund's specific wish was that the violin should stay in Finland.
The violin was built in around 1700.
The violin is in exceptionally good condition for its age. 
Li Chuan Yun (李傳韻), also known as Chanyun Li or Babeli (born 1980) is a Chinese violin virtuoso.
He began studying violin at the age of 3 and won his first prize in Beijing when he was five.
Li performed all the violin solos for the film Togetherand also starred in the film.
He is often cited as the youngest professional violinist in the world.
He also performed the solo Czardas composed by Vitorrio Monti and added a lot of stuff to it.
That was also another famous song he played.
Li Chuanyun's Chinese name is 李傳韻.
The following below is information gathered from another site: http://english.cri.cn/4406/2007/06/14/47@238578.htmIf China wants to have a great violinist, they have one.
All they have to do is look after him".
This is master violinist Ruggiero Ricci commending on Chinese violinist Li Chuanyun after a performance in 2004.
"This boy should make a good career.
He's got good breed.
He's intuitive.
He's temperament.
He has a lot of temperament.
It's strong.
And temperament is very important.
So he's got all the requisites."
Li Chuanyun is widely recognized as the youngest professional violinist in the world.
Born to a musical family in the coastal city of Qingdao in Northern China, his career began at the age of three, when his parents taught him to play the violin at home.
Li began to collect awards early.
At five, he won his first championship at the Beijing Youth and Junior Violin Competition.
At eleven, he received the top award at the Fifth Wieniawski International Youth Violin Competition, becoming the youngest winner in the competition's history.
But it is not awards that stir Li's passion.
His motivation is music.
"The relationship between me and violin is that of soulmates.
It's a kind of spiritual support, something like that. "
Almost everyone agree that he is talented.
Professor Li Yaoji from the Central Conservatory of Music, the most prestigious music education center in China, recalls the first time he listened to six-year-old Li Chuanyun.
"I didn't take it seriously at first, a six-year-old playing Lalo, I just dismissed it.
But once the boy started playing, I saw huge talent.
I was amazed."
Professor Kurt Sassmannshaus of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music from the United States was once Li Chuanyun's teacher.
"It's very rare that one person has the ability to transform a musical idea immediately into sound.
Most people have to think about the technique.
But Li Chuanyun just plays."
Li Chuanyuan is best remembered by Chinese audiences for his violin performance in the renowned Chinese director Chen Kaige's "Together" in 2002.
The story relates the love between a father and a son who plays the violin.
Li performed and recorded the soundtrack's solo violin music.
The Washington Post noted "at the end, it's difficult to know what's bringing tears to your eyes - the sweetness of the moment or Li's ethereal playing, which has given the movie such a magnificent aural backdrop."
Li's mother Qiu Xingye, a violin teacher, recalls what the director said about the young violinist: "Most people... even they don't understand classical music, Chuanyun can make them attracted and make them cry.
He can have that ability.
So Kaige said 'Chuanyun will make classical music close to people.'
He felt that way.
He said 'we just wait and see'."
Chuanyun has been labelled by some as crazed and unbridled because of often eclectic and spontaneous style.
However, Qiu Xingye thinks it's a misunderstanding.
"Chuan Yun is very lovely and sensitive.
He can't hurt any people, even an animal.
Some people always say he is crazy.
I think they misunderstand him.
Actually he is very sensitive.
For example, if he saw a beggar or somebody who can't walk, he feels sad.
He thinks what if he's like that, how would he feel.
He thinks a lot and then it becomes depression.
That's his problem.
Actually he cares about people.
He wants to feel about these people why they are sad, and then he feels sad himself."
Then what does the young violinist think about his dynamic and expressive range and spontaneous outbreak?
"Control myself more.
That will be good.
I mean, I always put too much energy, anger maybe, power into it.
I can play like, more mild, more gentle.
I think I have that kind of ability.
But it depends whether I want to do it or not."
While other musical prodigies like Li Yundi or Lang Lang have gained fame in the international arena, Li Chuanyun has lagged behind.
With his passion, innocence, spontaneity and sensitivity, the boyish violinist can only be on the path to success.  
I know a man with the world on his shouldersand angel wings on his backAngered and troubled by so much that's out thereand struggling not to paint it blackBut the rain will come wash it all awayBut the rain will come wash it all awayBut the rain will come wash it all awayand bring the sunAnd he lives all alone out by the railwayand only dreams for companyAnd at night he flies high up to the starsand sets his spirit freeBut the rain will come wash it all awayBut the rain will come wash it all awayBut the rain will come wash it all awayand bring the sunAnd he dreams of a girl with the moon in her eyesand fire in her heartAnd one day he'll find his way to herand never will they partBut the rain will come wash it all awayBut the rain will come wash it all awayBut the rain will come wash it all awayand bring the sun