5 Minutes On... Debussy - Estampes 3. Jardins Sous La Pluie | Daniel Barenboim [subtitulado]

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5 Minutes On... Debussy - Estampes 3. Jardins Sous La Pluie | Daniel Barenboim [subtitulado]
On his new recording, Daniel Barenboim performs several selections by Claude Debussy: Book One of the Préludes, Estampes, Clair de Lune, La plus que lente, and the ever popular Clair de Lune to celebrate the Debussy 100th anniversary year.
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@donovan665 6 лет назад

While you may have been advised to do very short videos Master Barenboim millions of avid musicians and listeners can bare well into 2 hours on music...Please consider this.

@damianoradaman 6 лет назад

it´s true but it´s also true the fact that it would be stressful been a kind of "youtuber" and try to explain the sense of music to people who hasn't tools to understand or enjoy So, thank you very much maestro for do this to us!!!

@ehypersonic 5 лет назад

I hope that those 5 dislike are because they wanted a longer version

@adelphe1414 7 месяцев назад

If true, I agree with them😊 !

@livb6945 3 года назад

Debussy so isn't my music, but Maestro Barenboim can make me listen to anything.

@slobberdan8428 10 месяцев назад

Vera Tsybokov does a very useful analysis of this piece which is better from a practical mastery point of view.

@fabricebradder9857 4 года назад

Very interesting explanations, really. Perhaps it would have been even more interesting if the Maestro had reminded us that Debussy makes use of the French folk melodies "Nous n'irons plus aux bois" and "Dodo, l'enfant do." Those who know these songs will have recognized them. Otherwise, his interpretation is perfect.

@LouisEmery 5 лет назад

I have the feeling that he didn't even need to review the piece and just remembers it with the most important features for us to learn from. It's as though I invited him to my piano and ask him to play something that I know, and he would respond, "Oh yeah I played it when I was 13 and here it is..." That is such a great musical/internet experience. BTW the piece is based on two simple French kid's song, which I remember as a child.

@viktorijamiteska 4 года назад

I agree, this video is stupid

@viktorijamiteska 4 года назад

I agree, this video is stupid

@alandrabrannon 3 года назад

Louis, do you know which children's songs? I'm studying this piece and am curious. Thank you!

@achaga36 6 лет назад

La sección se llama "5 minutes on...", pero me encantaría que se llamara "30 minutes on..." por lo menos. Se me hacen cortísimos los vídeos. Muchas gracias por compartir su arte.

@ТахминаГамидова-ж4ф Год назад

🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹

@bobocucudidi 2 года назад

By far the BEST music tutorial ever! Too short! Please make more and make each longer

@hugovallenas 6 лет назад

The Maestro Barenboim comment about Romeo and Juliet and this piece by Debussy was very suggestive - thanks a lot!!!

@kpunkt.klaviermusik 21 день назад

This way it sounds much more like a an impressionist painting and not like a technical etude. Very, very nice!

@Cynsham 6 лет назад

Please do episodes longer than 5 minutes. These are great and I want to watch these for hours on end.

@paulcombs-bomuse6172 4 года назад

Or at least 10 - 12 minutes.

@Phyligree 6 лет назад

he learned this at 13...

@shinemendwoor 5 лет назад

Isaak I did too, no big deal. My mom has compared me with a 7 year old.

@livb6945 3 года назад

@@shinemendwoor what does that mean?

@livb6945 3 года назад

Yes, and by that time he had already learnt the repertoire of Mozart, Beethoven and more 😎

@festmax 3 года назад

Be like water my friend! Bruce Lee

@alep7 6 лет назад

Gracias maestro por compartir desinteresadamente su experiencia.

@CarmenReyes-em9np 2 года назад

Es usted muy calaro y ameno muchas gracias México.

@charlessmith263 4 года назад

"Jardins sous la pluie" - this means "Gardens Under The Rain".

@MatthewEverettGates 3 года назад

Thank you. I like your imagery, and the reminder that impressions are subjective.

@johnbarry5036 6 лет назад

I think these 5 minute videos are perfect. A sample, short and concise, delivered in the most modern idiom (You Tube). If you go to any concert or (especially) opera, most of the concert goers are old... a sea of white hair I recall when I saw Parisfal with Nagano years ago in LA. Today's younger people typically listen to pop music, with an average time span of 3-4 mins. So these samplers are perfect. Hopefully it will open someone's ears and light that fire of the love of classical music.

@nmaurok 6 лет назад

Young people are catching up, don't worry! When I went to see Valentina Lisitsa play live in Buenos Aires, the audience was filled with just as many young people as there were old. And when she started playing Liszt's 2nd Hungarian Rhapsody on the encore, you could just feel the excitement of all the young people in the crowd

@HankAstral 6 лет назад

These are some of the best videos on youtube. Thank you. Could you make a video on the history of western harmony: from bach to mozart, to Beethoven, Chopin, to the late romantics then on to Debussy, Gershwin, then Schoenberg, Stravinsky all the way up to post-modern composers? I honestly do not know of any books that have treated this subject with any authority which I find very surprising. I would love to hear your wisdom on this subject. many thanks hank

@charlessmith263 4 года назад

The ending - last 2 measures - in my thinking - indicates - Next to last measure - The sun finally breaks out and the rain ends in the garden. Last measure - the rainbow explodes out in the midst of the sunlight and hones in on the rain-soaked garden.

@stravinskyfan 4 года назад

That is exactly what I always thought about the ending.

@sonowsoover 6 лет назад

I love you

@BerlinerOmar 6 лет назад

Reese Liu I love and respect him too

@adelphe1414 7 месяцев назад

Qui d’autre que DB peut dire que cette pièce de Debussy le fait penser à Roméo et Juliette ? C’est réjouissant …! Cet homme est merveilleux …

@CharlesAustin 3 года назад

Beauty.. thank you ..

@RedEyedDragoon 6 лет назад

Maestro, can you please talk about jazz music? Can you please share with all of us your opinion about this music?

@anascarone7549 6 лет назад

Que sublime su interpretación! Transporta el alma a un jardín lleno de flores disfrutando de la frescura y el sonido de la lluvia. Gracias Maestro! Lo admiro mucho siempre!

@erkmergerk4329 6 лет назад

It is a beautiful piece of music. Definitely has a very impressionist sound to it, which makes sense since it was composed by Debussy. Thank you for another insightful video!

@fengyi2 6 лет назад

感謝你深入淺出的介紹，讓我更深刻了解這些偉大作曲家的內心世界

@fernandocolunga4858 6 лет назад

POR FAVOR 5 minutos DE LA NOCTURNE N20 DE CHOPIN!!! nunca fui a clases de piano,pero se tocar de partitura y creo que tu experta opinion podria ayudar a mejorar muchisimo mi forma de tocar esta pieza muchas gracias

@alessandropelizzoli6613 6 лет назад

Non oso pensare a cosa direbbe Debussy di una simile presentazione....

@micheldupaul7768 2 года назад

Merci M. Baremboim !

@gerardbegni2806 6 лет назад

Daniel Barenboim said that the music was not related to a particular country, but respectfully I disagree since there are quotations of popular French songs. I think that these gardens are in France.

@aluisaac 6 лет назад

Es genial poder escuchar hablar sobre musica al gran maestro Barenboim

@bifeldman 5 лет назад

For this one, I wanted more.

@trahulytube 4 года назад

Sad we don't have 5 Hours On.. series by Maestro Barenboim.

@clydeblair9622 4 года назад

No, thank you. What a marvelous musical mind and privilege to share his experience.

@g_shkolnik9851 6 лет назад

Great, thanks! We want more!! (when are you finally going to play Schumann op 13??) Thanks again!

@LCH14 6 лет назад

Thank you very much for these inspiring videos maestro! Really helpful now that I am learning Estampes!

@galbarido 6 лет назад

I M seeing u from santiago, chile, y me parece que todo te da lo mismo. Cuando yo vivía en lp, trabajé con coros acapella?..y te comento, les parecía interesante oponerse al opresor...veamps ahora, creo que los malos van ganando y q ni calentarse- como se decía-

@marden67 6 лет назад

Thank you for these interesting explanations. They are so precious for the ones who were not lucky ennough for having studied music and who love it

@gmmg8734 6 лет назад

Maestro, in terms of composing do you believe creativity outshines raw talent? Or does the composer have to have a great amount of talent to compose his or her pieces in order for them to be considered "good"? Thank you!

@ilifertor 6 лет назад

Maestro, uno aprende tanto de usted. Por favor considere hacer videos más largos 🙏🏼🙏🏼.

@mariatabares 6 лет назад

Qué maravilla es poder oírte, oír la música, sentir y aprender.

@RAdy2PLAY 6 лет назад

Please make a video on Beethoven's sonata opus 111.

@shin-i-chikozima 6 лет назад

Great ！ I give the indescribable impossible .

@mauriciorinconandrade 6 лет назад

Gracias maestro. Escucharlo comentar la obra en casi tan fascinante como escuchar su interpretación de la misma.

@etamluos4928 4 года назад

Am I the only one who hear some sort of noises in "Jardins sous la pluie" on every streaming service? Is it something with recording or what?

@letsdeduce 4 года назад

Like the sound of a whispering demon? Or what?

@pabloslender 6 лет назад

Eres el mejor!!! Grande maestro, sigo pendiente de sus videos!

@TheBroadcastStudio365 5 лет назад

Most wonderful

@wydiachandra4036 6 лет назад

Bravo maestro ! Thank you .

@j.braulioramzg9081 6 лет назад

Could you talk about Haendel?

@thomashollaender5019 6 лет назад

Thank you very much Sir

@elvinsomon 6 лет назад

Arabesque / Debussy

@kaanf 6 лет назад

Maestro, what do you think about Fazıl Say, his interpretations and also own compositions?

@mariorodriguez215 6 лет назад

Wow! It was fantastic!

@alejandrobenjaminlaurentti3681 6 лет назад

Maestro, teniendo en cuenta lo decepcionante que es para un músico el frustrarse, ¿que consejo le daría a aquellos artistas que no tienen el potencial para llegar a ser virtuosos pero realizan su trabajo con pasión y dedicación? Me refiero a ¿como deberían plantearse el estudio y su carrera musical?

@rioclaro220 6 лет назад

No soy ningún maestro, pero ¿Por qué no averiguas acerca de cierto enfoque japonés de la vida, llamado Ikigai...?

@joycitasmith 5 лет назад

Opino que el potencial nadie lo conoce, nadie te puede decir que no llegarás a ser bueno

@YanikFM 5 лет назад

That bass note change at 3:31-3:32 is so beautiful

@Roddersville 6 лет назад

You are my hero maestro Barenboim! You have a phenomenal memory and technique - continue to teach us - God bless you.....

@anamariabedaque9133 4 года назад

Precious 5 minutes! I am addicted to it... and love the sound of Maestro Daniel Baremboim signing the score at the begining of each presentation! Lovely!

@alessandropelizzoli6613 6 лет назад

Non oso pensare a cosa penserebbe Debussy di una simile presentazione....