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Alexis Weissenberg plays Robert Schumann's lovely Arabesque in C major, ... Posted by: TheGreatPerformers
Video duration: 374 seconds Alexis Weissenberg plays Robert Schumann's lovely Arabesque in C major, Op. 18 Robert Schumann (1810-1856) Related: robert-schumann, arabesque, alexis-weissenberg, piano, classical-music Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Mozart: Flute Concerto #2 (Movement 3) Alain Marion, flute Posted by: TheGreatPerformers
Video duration: 349 seconds from a "Mozart concert in Tarascon Castle" Flute Concerto No. 2 in D major K. 314 Alain Marion, flute The Polish Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jerzy Maksymiuk Related: mozart, flute-concerto, alain-marion, maksymiuk, k314, classical-music, k.314 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Mozart: Flute Concerto #2 (Movement 2) Alain Marion, flute Posted by: TheGreatPerformers
Video duration: 408 seconds from a "Mozart concert in Tarascon Castle" Flute Concerto No. 2 in D major K. 314 Alain Marion, flute The Polish Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jerzy Maksymiuk Related: mozart, flute-concerto, alain-marion, maksymiuk, k314, classical-music, k.314 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Mozart: Flute Concerto #2 (Movement 1) Alain Marion, flute Posted by: TheGreatPerformers
Video duration: 441 seconds from a "Mozart concert in Tarascon Castle" Flute Concerto No. 2 in D major K. 314 Alain Marion, flute The Polish Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jerzy Maksymiuk Related: mozart, flute-concerto, alain-marion, maksymiuk, k314, classical-music, k.314 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Bach Cantata 180 -Helmuth Rilling lecture-demonstration 1/3 Posted by: TheGreatPerformers
Video duration: 658 seconds J.S. Bach - Cantata BWV 180 "Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele" Conductor Helmuth Rilling gives a lecture on the Cantata, utilizing the orchestra and soloists of the day for musical demonstrations. from June 1984 at the Oregon Bach Festival in this segment, the opening chorus is covered Helmuth Rilling and the Oregon Bach Festival Chorus and Orchestra Related: johann-sebastian-bach, cantata, bwv-180, helmuth-rilling, jsbach, schmücke-dich, classical, choral, chorus Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Haydn: The Seasons (Die Jahreszeiten) - start Posted by: TheGreatPerformers
Video duration: 597 seconds Die Jahreszeiten (The Seasons) by Joseph Haydn. Annegeer Stumphius (soprano: Hanne) Alexander Stevenson (tenor: Lukas) Wolfgang Schöne (basso: Simon) Helmuth Rilling conducts the Gächinger Kantorei and the Bach Collegium Stuttgart (1992). go here to view in HQ sound (and download!) this clip: http://www.divsha re.com/download/6722 665-592 Related: helmuth-rilling, haydn, wolfgang-schöne, classical, choral Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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By: arrangeur55. on 16 Jan 12, 20:37:09
RIP ?
By: quelbop. on 13 Jan 12, 14:36:01
well said. I got to know this piece via the Weissenberg recording and it didn't strike me as rushed. It's a question of what you're accustomed? to-other recordings i've heard since,seem more leisurely in comparison. A great piece like this can withstand a range of approaches.
By: Eichenwald144. on 11 Jan 12, 22:13:18
Have any of you people actually bothered to look at the score? Check the metronome mark. It's in fact quite a bit faster than Weissenberg plays it. Ok, of course with music of this kind and of this period it would be almost rare to play two consecutive beats in the same tempo, but still. You are all far too quick to judge! Don't just rely on? the recordings you know best! Get the score, study it, practise it and reach you own conclusions. As Weissenberg has done..
By: vecernicek2. on 09 Jan 12, 19:55:44
@LIANG14? so, you didn't like the part from 0:00 to 0:01?
By: freeridermaster0987. on 01 Nov 11, 18:35:36
0:55 omg! no!? no! STOP! give this guy a speeding ticket.
By: Ernesto7608. on 24 Jun 11, 01:19:02
I think that a pianist of the experience of Weissenberg should use the restroom before coming? into the concert hall. This would prevent him from having to rush at such extreme pace to be able to finish and reach the toillete before wetting his pants.
By: mmyylleenn. on 20 Jun 11, 22:05:19
@ivannrico oh, yes you? can't be more right. I even had to press stop 0:55. it was awful
By: ivannrico. on 22 May 11, 05:51:32
Even younger artists can play better than this guy. He does not have a hint on the tempo of the piece. He plays so mechanical, like a machine. No passion! Completely destroys Shumman? inspiration.
By: lelevich47. on 05 May 11, 07:36:42
By: lelevich47. on 04 May 11, 19:04:29
sehr schön ?
By: cchris874. on 15 Mar 11, 21:30:31
@waywardtycoon I kind of agree, but one never knows what to expect from this unpredictable pianist . It's not just the pacing but the melody fails to sing out. Listen to his two Bach partitas on DG (not angel/EMI version) to hear another example of extreme tempi and compulsive rushing. Whatever. I get the feeling Weissenberg goes with the inspiration of the moment, as I don't see how anyone in his right mind could make up such a plan to play Bach like this ahead of time. But one never? knows.
By: waywardtycoon. on 09 Feb 11, 06:55:18
I'm frankly appalled at how this obviously accomplished pianist races through this masterpiece as if he's late for an appointment. The rapid pace doesn't allow the work to? breath, nor the listener to catch his breath.
By: lourak. on 27 Jan 11, 03:58:56
A beautifully,? unaffected performance.
By: CaptainBluebear08. on 13 Jan 11, 10:37:38
original, creative vision of this music. more interpretors like him should be? around.
By: yannikweese. on 10 Oct 10, 18:43:56
I don't like his interpretation. It's to fast and it isn't played in the original Robert Schuhmann style. More like Bach. There are? better records of the Arabesque...
By: MrTIRILLY. on 29 Sep 10, 21:49:48
Il joue à la perfection tout ce qu'il approche. La pièce parait facile et pourtant, rien de ce que SCHUMANN a laissé pour le piano n'est? facile.
By: arthurtwoshed. on 15 Sep 10, 03:49:17
Fantastic !!?
By: yiyiku. on 23 Apr 10, 15:52:53
@Ellinidara? agree
By: kilkulu. on 04 Mar 10, 10:39:36
Right! :) Why would piano? players think that, if they're good and they CAN sing a tune fast, they SHOULD do it? It seems that there's no feeling about it anymore...
By: pligana. on 09 Jan 10, 16:44:57
so? beautiful
By: Ellinidara. on 11 Dec 09, 17:28:30
Wonderful,but a little bit? fast.
By: LIANG14. on 24 Nov 09, 13:14:12
The part at 0:01 to 6:14 was? sooo good!
By: nairigrigorian. on 21 Nov 09, 05:17:40
un Maestro!!!?
By: UncleNathan. on 18 Nov 09, 22:07:00
Wonderful! I'm? so happy I got to hear him at his recital in Portland!
By: MirthaLuzFacundo. on 18 Nov 09, 02:41:49
Magnífica interpretación. Schumann habitualmente agrupabas sus piezas para piano en series, como con su Albumblätter (Autumn Leaves), Carnaval, y Kinderscenen (escenas de la infancia). Arabesque de 1839, sin embargo, es la pieza única en su opus 18.que tiene? forma de rondó, que termina con una coda exquisita.