Bach: Harpsichord Concerto No.1 in D Minor BWV 1052 (Jean Rondeau)

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Jean Rondeau, the imaginative young French harpsichordist, describes the Bach family as “one of the great dynasties of western music”. Having devoted his first Erato disc, Imagine, to works by the towering Johann Sebastian, he now returns to Bach’s world for his third release, Dynastie, which complements concertos by Johann Sebastian with concertos by his three most famous sons, Wilhelm Friedemann, Carl Philipp Emmanuel and Johann Christian.
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Комментарии : 3 тыс.

@smoovem1235 6 дней назад

This remains one of the greatest performances I've ever heard for this piece. I can't get enough of it, several years later. Absolutely perfect. Bach is #1, and this group left no doubt.

@dankooryuk1013 3 года назад

There's not an instrument I love to hear more than the harpsichord

@AnHebrewChild 9 месяцев назад

You are a man with exquisite taste. It is truly awesome. For me, it's in a three way tie with Viola & Viola Da Gamba

@wiremuwifebash 5 месяцев назад

Tied between this and the Chapman stick for me

@latifamarceau1429 4 месяца назад

Ditto!!!

@theexchipmunk 3 месяца назад

As a German kid of the 90´s and 2000´s it´s burned in my mind. Because it´s playing the beginning of our first One Piece opening, making it the best one.

@KiriKiriKiki Месяц назад

same. it gives big runescape vibe.

@alexhb12333 2 года назад

Imagine Bach just laying out this absolute banger in the 1730s. Absolutely rocked then, and Jean and the crew make it bop again.

@ampzamp 11 месяцев назад

... I suspect Bach may have written the whole thing out in about an hour, without even hearing it.

@scottashe984 3 месяца назад

@@ampzampMost likely. He was a true genius. Genius wasn't good enough for him though. He just had to be highly productive, tough, focused and raise a bunch of kids. And I ask.. Where is our Bach?

@PatGunn 3 месяца назад

@scottashe984 humanity still produces great musicians, now across more genres. Stevie Wonder, Frank Zappa, ....

@scottashe984 22 дня назад

@@PatGunnMany that I appreciate. For me Bach stands out the way Issac Newton, Genghis Khan, Jesus, Jung, Krishnamurti and Julius Caesar do. Very few and very far between.

@mikekolyshkin3931 29 дней назад

We've got everything for happiness here: a monochromic video, baroque bows, a barefoot violinist, vigorous tempo of an ingenious Bach's piece, and talented Jean Rondeau with his band. ❤

@rotesbeef5078 6 лет назад

The Harpsichord is such a wonderfull instrument. I just love it.

@rebecasandstrom6526 4 года назад

we need to bring it back. I propose pop music but with harpsichords instead of guitars.

@sebrofc 4 года назад

Agreed such a unique sound

@themajesticgeorge 4 года назад

@@rebecasandstrom6526 time to submit that idea cuz music now days aint doing so good

@Tempusverum 4 года назад

@@sebrofc It gives allegro a vigor and makes largo's golden. Nothing says Autumn like slow tempo strings and the sparkle of a harpsichord.

@viktordesinope3359 4 года назад

This instrument mixed with some heavy or gothic metal would be so good...

@JSerrato289 4 года назад

God that continuous motion in the melody, I love Bach

@-Vitalis- 4 года назад

**Haendel, Haydn, Vivaldi, Corelli and a lot more have left the chat**

@JSerrato289 4 года назад

@@-Vitalis- but this piece is Bach (?)

@-Vitalis- 4 года назад

@@JSerrato289 You didn't get it. Anyway, have a good day.

@JSerrato289 4 года назад

@@-Vitalis- ohh ok I get it now, I'll just r/whoosh myself

@-Vitalis- 4 года назад

@@JSerrato289 Good.

@svenskanal 2 года назад

The harpsichord must have been like the electric guitar of its time. So raw, reminds me of heavy metal.

@matthewblackwelder8139 2 года назад

Someone once said that Baroque era music isn't metal simply for the fact that they didn't have electricity or overdrive pedals

@GrobmotorikJones 2 года назад

that is why I have a J.S. Bach Backpatch on my metal vest.

@herrickinman9303 2 года назад

I didn't know sophisticated listeners had such high regard for electric geetars and "heavy metal ." No doubt, Bach should be flattered by the comparison of his music to "heavy metal."

@svenskanal Год назад

@@herrickinman9303 No i don't think so. Bach probably would have been horrified by the genre. But i believe the comparison is still valid, i imagine that the introduction of the harpsichord provoked and confused many of the contemporary musicians of the time. Just as the electric guitar did.

@saharatul Год назад

@@herrickinman9303 metallists should be flattered by the comparison, not Bach

@topquark22 2 года назад

Bach's music surtends all ages. He is timeless. It was meaningful in 1700; It is meaningful in 1800, 1900, 2000, 3000. This music will exist for eternity, even after humanity is gone and absorbed into the greater Universe. Thank you, Johann Sebastian Bach.

@herrickinman9303 Год назад

In 1700 this concerto was meaningless to everyone, including Bach, who was only 15 at the time. The earliest version of this concerto dates from around 1726. This concerto is modeled after the Italian solo concerto, which would become all the rage in Germany, but not until the 1710s or 1720s. Is "surtends" even a word? Perhaps the word you intended is _transcends._

@bhe8336 6 месяцев назад

Seriously one must think of the credence of divine inspiration. How does a human being write timeless music for the ages like this?

@Sledr1994 3 месяца назад

The same way a man like Fermi built the first nuclear reactor: by studying and trying a lot. You don't need a God.

@cube11235 6 лет назад

I absolutely love the "I'm slowly going insane, but here is some beautiful music" look.

@MidsierramusingBlogspot 5 лет назад

Glen Gould had that look first.

@sorim1967 5 лет назад

Yeah sure this video is al about looking the part. Because Bach sounds better when you look different, does he not. Lets adopt the self-serving indulgent egocentric stance that Bach himself adopted in his art.

@DenianArcoleo 5 лет назад

cube11235 I have no idea what that means.

@thethikboy 5 лет назад

Isn't that what Baroque means especially looking at the French derivation of the word.

@troglodyte67 5 лет назад

I love this acid sound!

@bigyikes3733 5 лет назад

These small ensembles are one of the reasons why I love baroque music. You so clearly hear the individual voices, it's so intimate and direct. The large orchestras required to play, say, Bruckner and Wagner are just lacking this kind of intimacy.

@rayancharafeddine4982 4 года назад

They are also less hierarchical in many ways

@Keithustus 3 года назад

It’s like listening to Beethoven’s string quartets in order. When you begin, they’re very mechanical but heartfelt. By the end, you can’t imagine music able to go anywhere else beyond.

@sergeymarkosyan9468 3 года назад

But there were no giant concert halls in Bach period. You will not hear these ensemble in todays concert halls, thats why bigger orchestras play this music.

@abirdthatflew 3 года назад

Agreed. The sound of early instruments playing untempered is a revelation.

@singhsinga4592 2 года назад

if conducted by a real master and played by a top orchestra you can hear that too...

@ludwigvanbeethoven61 2 года назад

I like Bach so much because he was always surpass his own climax over and over again and everything in the same piece. His music is interlocked and never seem to stop that keeps me tracked and constantly amazed.

@scottashe984 2 года назад

Because why stop? He pushed it to the limit of pen and ink. No limits beside what he put on himself. God in the flesh.

@Quim141 Год назад

You are excellent too, mr Ludwig.

@xxEzraBxxx Год назад

How would you know? You’re deaf, Beethoven!

@luisahumada6081 Год назад

@@xxEzraBxxx he composed symphonies being completely deaf... I supposed that he could figure out how to know it... 😅

@user-tc7mf4mj6w 10 месяцев назад

@@luisahumada6081Es J. S. Bach. Concierto en Re m

@DavidMcCoul 2 года назад

They're so good. These guys are the real deal. Played technically perfectly, and with an early music ensemble that is how Bach originally intended!

@pjbpiano Год назад

That’s not how Bach originally intended.

@toddsterben6647 Год назад

@@pjbpiano How did Bach intend it?

@ttrons2 Год назад

How do you know that that is what Bach intended? Those were the instruments available at the time. Pathetic as they are. His last work did not even specify an instrument. His music transcends any specific instrument.

@Nupetiet Год назад

@@toddsterben6647 bach was a nerd

@normalidiot7227 Год назад

@@pjbpiano they're playing with baroque instruments, thats as accurate as you're going to get without traveling back in time. How did he intend it then?

@dalesedgwick858 5 лет назад

This is honestly so hypnotic that I didn't realize it was filmed in black and white untill the third viewing.

@orb3796 4 года назад

oh my god I didn't notice it until I've read your comment

@riftmanhun5243 3 года назад

Same

@usageunit 3 года назад

I distinctly remember the harpsichordists shirt being red, and coming back to rewatch it this time, was really confused that it was in black and white.

@seankeegan4468 3 года назад

lol just realized LOL

@d.paulkwon9798 2 года назад

I just realized-

@WeAreUnity. 10 месяцев назад

Masterpiece. Bach is a master, timeless, forever.

@thespeculum785 5 месяцев назад

He, like Mozart, was tapped into the Source.

@megumin4625 Год назад

This is the most perfect rendition of this piece I have ever heard in my life. The harpsichord in this is AMAZING. I'm so thankful I found this piece

@karennoble1168 Год назад

I agree Megunin.briliant!

@user-fo4dx9fb7y Год назад

ME TOO! I just agree with you 100 percentage.

@isaiahbaggett5014 Год назад

I love the bass and "crispiness" of the harpsichord. It just cuts so nicely through the ensemble and is not drowned out or flat like in some other recordings I'm with you on that :)

@user-wj6ti5mp1g 11 месяцев назад

Yes, this rendition playing the harpsichord is so good but the version using the grand piano with pianist Daniel Borovitzky is so excellent, beautiful and ethereal!

@tarstarkusz 10 месяцев назад

5:56 (one of the times in the video you can see the top set of keys moving by themselves) Why are the top keys moving by themselves? If they are just duplicates, what is the point? Harmonics?

@shanehodder5579 2 года назад

Props to the camera person too and their editing, snapping to different instruments at the right times. For example, the call-and-response between violin 1 and violin 2 at 2:47 🙌

@khklavs Год назад

my thoughts exactly - especially looking at this as a videographer and musician myself

@renzo6490 5 месяцев назад

Do you think that there was more than one camera recording and the final video was the result of good editing?

@GStrong4242 3 года назад

So happy to hear an arrangement that's all about the delightful crunch of the harpsichord. This is one of those performances that gets people into classical.

@herrickinman9303 Год назад

What makes you think you're hearing an "arrangement." This performance uses the original scoring and instrumentation. The only thing that's "arranged" is the audio engineering, but that's true of virtually every audio recording today, isn't it.

@GStrong4242 Год назад

What makes you think I’m super worried about using the exactly correct terminology? I was just saying I enjoyed it, way to get all “well actually” about it. Douche.

@user-fc5et5qg6t Год назад

@@herrickinman9303 the interpretation

@AnHebrewChild 9 месяцев назад

This IS a fantastic introductory piece. A great way to bait the hook. ;) "welcome in"

@michaeltaylor8841 Год назад

I've listened to this so many times. It's mesmerizing and addicting.

@lisasimonetta3422 Год назад

This has become my favorite.

@ddoyle11 3 года назад

It's amazing how this man can conduct with just the movement of an eye or the head. This ensemble acts as one single organism. Beautiful.

@tamerlano 3 года назад

They also really LISTEN and WATCH each other. Baroque players are so good at that kind of thing.

@herrickinman9303 Год назад

It's called ensemble playing.

@philippecharbon6329 6 лет назад

Jean is 26 (in 2018). He was 24 during this recording. The sound is very pure, in the same time very strict, but fluent and elegant ... congratulations

@karennoble1168 5 лет назад

Although not outwardly elegant (clothes) he has great style AND inner elegance.

@goofe.washington953 3 года назад

@@luclafor While I agree with your assessment regarding the musicians and the performance, I find the rest of your comments absurd.

@luclafor 3 года назад

@@goofe.washington953 - It's your right

@BetterMe981 3 года назад

@@luclafor Jesus Christ, what an arrogant, disgusting fool you are. YOU are repulsive.

@vegangainzhue4548 3 года назад

@@luclafor I certainly hope you're joking

@thadhorner5129 4 года назад

omg this is so FIERCE, it sends chills up my spine. Bach played with vigor and passion instead of effete refinement....though the technical aspect is all there, too. Amazing.

@marchellabrahams Год назад

Gorgeous word to use: FIERCE. How I agree. How I ADORE THE HARPSICHORD. Bach rules.

@cyrill3000 3 года назад

It’s really strange, but when I hear such a magnificent played interpretation, my eyes fill with tears of joy. It’s emotionally overwhelming and I am grateful that human beings are doing this instead of all the other abominable things, like hatred, division destruction and greed. At the same time this musician keep up a tempo like a heartbeat, when you are in love with someone, it’s like a gallop but not hounding. It has a decisiveness, inevitableness and at the same time airiness like they’re playing in a concentration of sensitiveness and precision between life and death. In my opinion, it’s a stunning performance.

@herrickinman9303 Год назад

In your list of abominable things, you forgot to mention hip hop, which should probably go to the front of the list.

@zarubinaew 9 месяцев назад

Абсолютно.

@nickhartman6372 6 месяцев назад

One of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard. It always brings a tear to my eye, no matter how many times I listen to it.

@brij4174 5 лет назад

Everytime I hear Glenn Gould play this I think "man, he is impersonating a harpsichord on the piano, amazing!" Hearing this, you can tell what Gould was trying to preserve. The clarity that the harpsichord gives the counterpoint is excellent. This is beautiful.

@ulisescervantes 4 года назад

Bri J After stating that this performance is wonderful, let me slightly disagree with your assertion. Piano can do so much more for counterpoint than a Harpsichord will ever do. For this particular movement, left hand melodies can be strongly stated on the piano, here however lost. Probably Bachs intention, as the left hand mostly mimicked orchestra low register accompaniment. But it sounds soooo good on a piano...

@larrymerkle1672 2 года назад

@@ulisescervantes I've never been a fan of Glenn Gould. I've heard him play this first movement too, with Leonard Bernstein, and to me it's prissy and a bit precious.

@arnetrautmann9783 2 года назад

When I hear the best interpretation of Gould on the piano I am not so sure if Bach would not have liked it. There is so much more space, so much more expression on the piano. That also great means: great responsibility to use it wisely. But if done so: dude!

@consonanciaydisonancia3648 7 лет назад

This interpretation of the Bach's Harpsichord Concerto No.1 is one of the best that I've seen in my whole life. The harpsichordist has a very good taste; his ornamentation is sublime, perfect, with unparalleled grace. Thank you for give us this beautiful gift.

@simonn8312 6 лет назад

Le Narcisse Noir have you heard the Glenn gould One?

@pimghlag 6 лет назад

The Gould is good, don't get me wrong. This piece doesn't really do justice on a piano **unless** it's Gould's touch. The problem is his recording is half the speed of what I'd prefer the piece to be.

@Quim141 6 лет назад

András Schiff

@EmpyreanLightASMR 5 лет назад

I was looking specifically for Trevor Pinnock's version because everyone else plays it too slowly (or on piano) for my tastes... until I found this version, which is very similar.

@thomase13 5 лет назад

It's pretty good, but it can hardly hold a candle to Wanda Landowska's recording!

@jannisopel 2 года назад

Incredible energy. An absolute headbanger.

@millennial8441 4 месяца назад

And here Bach invented heavy-metal mood and boucing-head movement.

@Cicero_Rafael Месяц назад

Declaro que li e concordo

@sambulls 5 лет назад

jesus what a tempo

@nAa-sb9qv 4 года назад

Yeah

@liljejohansson9461 4 года назад

@Emoudssine Heille Dettouthe я I mean that can mean really anything - tempo is all relative when you have no metronome markings.

@ryanhuber3290 4 года назад

It is most definitely a brisk tempo

@fijixxx 4 года назад

😯

@johnplunkett 4 года назад

Yngwie Malmsteen is backstage conducting! (More seriously, the opening is insane, but I think the tempo starts making more sense as the movement progresses..)

@michaellance5700 Год назад

Man, what a virtuoso keyboard artist this guy is-- wow. He is obviously the leader, with all the other musicians cueing their moves (and their playing) on what he does.

@lebannerfan65 10 месяцев назад

Check out Karl Richter playing and conducting the Brandenburg Concertos.

@zarubinaew 9 месяцев назад

Клавесин стал пульсом, скрипки дыханием. Музыка Баха - безусловная любовь и красота. Восторг!

@michaellance5700 2 года назад

Just superb--I have watched this video probably 100 times in the last thirty days-- I love Bach and I love the harpsichord, but there’s also something about this guy and this particular Bach piece. I guess one thing is his “rough-hewn” look and his almost comical performance. I LOVE the way he looks at the other musicians while he is playing. But he never dresses up, as I’ve seen many of his other performances. It’s definitely very unusual to see a dude who looks like him display such a type talent as he does.

@tristanrush5526 5 лет назад

I cannot express how deeply I love this recording.

@jaydavidson4592 4 года назад

Imagine if Bach and other classical composers could hear this today🤧, still being played and loved...my goodness

@arturpessoa8066 4 года назад

I think he's even more loved than before. Bach wasn't so appreciated, they knew he was important, but not as deep as today like nowadays we know how wonderful and hard it is to compose something like that.

@balthazarnaylor5874 3 года назад

If Bach were alive today he would probably be one of the most popular people on the entire planet

@liachkhvishvili2063 3 года назад

Fantastic feeling

@DanielQwerty 2 года назад

@@balthazarnaylor5874 “Hey guys this is Bach back with another BANGER piece today”

@svetsarkirurgen2 2 года назад

@@arturpessoa8066 well yeah no one has been able to do it in 300 years...

@rocketsroar1 3 года назад

Probably my favorite harpsichord concerto by the Master.

@sammiemoa1751 3 года назад

Every cell in my brain has moved.... AMAZING!!!!!! I am addicted to Bach!!!

@SidLaw500 3 года назад

Rondeau seems born to play the harpsichord. I've never heard anyone get So Much out of the thing. I hope he records all of Bach's keyboard works. Rarely do you hear someone that creates a new energy/excitement like Rondeau does.

@gerg5555 3 года назад

That moment when you realized this is the most beautiful piece of music you've ever heard.

@maryodonnell5760 3 года назад

I'm getting that with every Jean Rondeau video I find!

@Hamishtarah 3 года назад

I've never heard such a transporting and enlighting interpreting of this concerto. Mr Rondeau flirts with his music instrument with such maestria, the music notes who turned into bright colours swirl around the room with lightness. The considered as serious Johan Sebastian Bach appears under a new light, he is a man who loves beauty and life. Mr Rondeau shed a completely new light not only upon Bach's music itself but on the composer himself. Listening to that has been a pure ecstatic moment of bliss. In my mind, time stopped and music was there. All my thankfulness goes to those who made this to happen

@fernandoguibert 2 года назад

Tremendous! Rondeau is a true virtuoso who puts so much soul to his performances. We are sent straight back to around 1734 and JS Bach himself. I think it was his first harpsichord concerto? It is just pure genius from the man JSB, and Rondeau’s fingers full of MAGIC. Thank you for sharing.

@NellieKAdaba 2 года назад

👍🏿

@herrickinman9303 Год назад

The Sinfonia of cantata BWV 146, first performed in 1726, is essentially the same music found in the 1st movement of the harpsichord concerto BWV 1052, but scored for organ, strings, oboes and continuo. The cantata's 2nd movement, marked Adagio, is essentially the same music found in the 2nd movement of the harpsichord concerto, but scored for 4-part chorus, organ, strings and continuo. So if BWV 1052 dates from 1734, it must derive from the 1726 cantata or from some other work composed in or before 1726. Due to the violinistic character of the harpsichord part in BWV 1052, many Bach scholars have believed that BWV 1052 must derive from a lost violin concerto composed in Weimar or Cöthen. In the 21st century, however, Bach scholarship has moved away from any consensus regarding a violin original. In 2016, for example, two leading Bach scholars, Christoph Wolff and Gregory Butler, both published independently conducted research that led each to conclude that the original form of BWV 1052 was an ORGAN CONCERTO composed within the first few years of Bach's tenure in Leipzig. Both relate the work to performances by Bach of concerted movements for organ and orchestra in Dresden and Leipzig. Wolff also details why the violinistic figuration in the harpsichord part DOES NOT demonstrate that it is a transcription from a previous violin part; for one thing, the "extended and extreme passagework" in the solo part "cannot be found in any of Bach's violin concertos"; for another, he points to other relevant Bach keyboard works that "display direct translations of characteristic violin figuration into idiomatic passagework for the keyboard." Peter Wollny also disagrees with the hypothesis that the work was originally a violin concerto.

@walbassman Год назад

@@herrickinman9303 Nederland Bach Society play a violin version of 1052 with Shunske Sato and there is an accompanying commentary by Sato. Well worth a ;listen.

@khaliddubey8652 Год назад

@@herrickinman9303 badass reply +1

@ResistanceQuest 8 месяцев назад

@@herrickinman9303yes, it must've been the violent character of the harpsichord, I've said that many times

@theringedpianist 3 года назад

My favorite Bach concert with my favorite harpsichordist❤️

@nararenata6216 2 месяца назад

I think Bach would really enjoy heavy metal

@alanmlkbanda День назад

Sure considering how heavy metal is the opposite of music.

@Guitar-Geek Год назад

This concerto on repeat for a week, I guess. Just mind-blowing, thank you! Jean Rondeau bravo maestro!

@kullervoson2726 4 месяца назад

I saw Roneau perform in Hong Kong a few years ago and have been obsessed with his recordings ever since. Just a really fresh sound to his performance that appeals.

@jaydavidson4592 4 года назад

I love the very subtle tempo modulation of the harpsichord. Very authentic and classical-sounding. Not to mention the recording quality. Genius

@albertpeckham8708 4 года назад

In my estimation, this is Bach at his best! All of these marvelous musicians have the same objective which is to interpret this composition at is most dramatic! Bless you all!

@khayzhyveazov Год назад

Hits hard in the gym

@orangezest5501 3 года назад

Honest to God this song will outlast everyone here and will be played by someone until the end of time. Superb

@timshred1255 2 года назад

0:50 that's the face u do, when you feel the power of Bach's compose skill's.

@LyLiLe 2 года назад

Love seeing the faces of the musicians and expressions which certain notes and stretching for accuracy and feeling show. A most beautiful accompaniment to the incredible music.

@marcaurele3115 2 года назад

Somptueuse et rafraîchissement interprétation du concerto de Bach qui n'a pas fini de livrer ses trésors ! Grace au talent exceptionnel de Rondeau - sans doute LE claveciniste de sa génération- et de l'orchestre , du parfait équilibre des deux parties , et d'une prise de son remarquable , on est à un sommet rarement atteint . Merci !

@thelazyscholar2037 2 года назад

Faut pas exagérer.

@user-vb8rn6ec9k Год назад

Бах - музыкальная вершина, на которую поднимаешься вновь и вновь с каждой нотой его божественной полифонии.

@kaisinphilippe676 5 лет назад

Quel swing ce Bach!Ça dépote!Chauffe Rondeau!Bach c'est le mouvement perpétuel, la joie profonde!Pas besoin de basse ni de batterie, ça groove tout seul!

@akemagnusson54 2 года назад

Bach är underbar 🤗.

@francoisrousseau886 Год назад

Merci pour ce commentaire réjouissant . Oui le swing est né bien avant le jazz . voir l'arrieta Opus 111 de Beethoven qui invente le jazz

@olivierdrouin2701 Месяц назад

Le mouvement perpétuel , c est aussi le " vanitas vanitatum "

@olivierdrouin2701 Месяц назад

Parmi les anticipations du jazz , je mettrais aussi le trio du menuet de la sérénade k 525 de Mozart.

@easmit1894 2 года назад

The sublime genius of Bach performed exquisitely. I'm in heaven

@carloseugeniocunha6630 4 дня назад

De tempos em tempos alguém consegue apresentar a verdadeira essência da obra de Bach. Fabuloso!

@christianelavarec1178 5 лет назад

Bach dans toute sa splendeur! des interprètes qui vivent Bach sans fanfreluches, c'est vivant, jeune, enthousiaste! Magique

@SoggySandwich80 3 года назад

I love when the cello and harpsichord are playing the same note it’s such a neat sound

@devonwhetenhale8828 Год назад

I'm speechless...

@johannes-phillipevonsaxe-c1709 Год назад

Herr Rondeau ist eine meister! Incredische! Ich liebe!!!

@KingMusicalMel 7 лет назад

The mastering work in this video is perfect. You can clearly hear every instrument independently of the others. Bravo

@WillCrawford0 5 лет назад

It's true, but I find the moments I remember best from concerts are the times when, say, a string quartet has such good timing that you *can't* pick out the instruments! I had such an experience a couple of years or so back listening to the RCM student group at a free recital. Closed my eyes and for a large part of one piece it sounded like a single instrument with eight or so strings.

@benedictearlson9044 5 лет назад

Are you having a laugh? The mic on the harpsichord has so much compression applied to it you can't hear the strings. Get some ears!

@Ianthe22 5 лет назад

@@WillCrawford0 Maybe it is because in a more symphonic grand setting there are more instruments than in this performance?? This performance sounds like a fight at times cause they play it in such a high tempo. I think it should sound more like a voices replying and proclaiming.

@class87srule 5 лет назад

@@benedictearlson9044 Sorry but I can hear the strings perfectly; the attack and bowing are clearly audible.

@bloodySunday77 4 года назад

I agree! But that's not mastering, simply mixing

@deviation01 Год назад

This man is soo good that he conducts with his facial expressions.

@bhe8336 6 месяцев назад

If someone is not convinced of Bach's genius this concerto always seems to do the trick.

@usageunit 3 года назад

He looks just how I expect a modern day harpsichordist would. Lumberjack by day, artiste fine de nuit. Bravo!

@KARITHEGOAT 4 года назад

I was just transported to somewhere very beautiful. First time I've heard this young fellow, can't wait to explore more of his delicious performances.

@zulfiyakarimova3899 4 года назад

Проникновенное и чувственное исполнение!Можно слушать бесконечно! Браво Рондо!

@marc49lewis 3 года назад

What a magnificent rendition. I do not believe any studio in the world could have engineered this any better. Ultimate clarity and definition... even on this miserable youtube medium.

@cw7436 Год назад

The heavy metal of its time. This is a legitimate banger on every level

@pedinurse1 6 лет назад

Gosh I love Bach, his music is so complex

@karennoble1168 5 лет назад

Yes, so do I, Emily, so incredibly complex AND Yet so incredibly harmonious!

@MARTIN201199 5 лет назад

emily schwellenbach In fact Bach’s concerts are the least complex of all his compositions

@MARTIN201199 5 лет назад

XDranzer000 That means you need to devote more time to Bach. Bach’s music is deeply emotional and profoundly intelectual. Virtuosity is never his goal.

@karennoble1168 5 лет назад

@@MARTIN201199 yes, Martin, true when compared to his oratoriums, cantatas but they still are complex.

@MARTIN201199 5 лет назад

Karen Noble that’s something subjective

@markusrosema2189 7 лет назад

Wunderbar! Tolle Artikulation. Einfach fantastisch! Besser geht´s nicht!!

@TheMeskies 7 лет назад

Yes...George Malcolm did..with more emotion

@TadeodeWiesent2.0 5 месяцев назад

Bach es Belleza, Perfección y Grandiosidad Excelsa.

@miriamm8280 8 месяцев назад

The sound of this harpiscord is deep 😍

@axs203 5 лет назад

Awesome! Harpsichord and strings just go so well together. To think this music has lasted through hundreds of years. The power of music and the written note. Credit to all the players!

@user-yu6zt2bh3y Год назад

Именно такая музыка очень хороша... Прочищает всю нечисть..... Мировоззрение.... Ушами... Слушать.... Полезное... Браво этим классическим музыкантам и огромное спасибо за радость слышать такое безупречное исполнение...

@Treesusb 3 месяца назад

The longevity of bachs music is insane. It not only lasts centuries and centuries but within the song itself there is unmatched stamina and movement. Truly never heard music with this much energy and flow…

@MAKESQ 7 месяцев назад

such great music

@jalonspain 7 лет назад

Stunning, refreshing performance and a brilliant sound. Powerfull harpsichord!

@michaelsotomayor5001 6 лет назад

well then.. I almost came to tears! This man put the harpsichord on the map. How I don't know but I will listen to this man whenever I feel like listening to Bach. Amazing group of musicians. Much blessings!

@karennoble1168 5 лет назад

Yes, Michael, i feel like you. What a genius, Jean AND His Group of musicians.

@raulperez2308 4 года назад

@XDranzer000 might i ask your thoughts on elaine comparone? i personally find her scarlatti fantastic

@herrickinman9303 Год назад

@@karennoble1168 You forgot to mention the sound engineer.

@GillesLEBRAY 5 месяцев назад

L’interprétation est fabuleuse. Un surdoué de la musique… que du bonheur Merci Jean Rondeau

@marinesargsyan4959 9 месяцев назад

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@oliverheine4108 6 лет назад

He plays so wonderful, a brilliant performance .... it's unbelievable

@MrArtrock 3 года назад

I love this performance, thank you Jean Rondeau you are brilliant and the orchestra is so compassionate that it makes me shiver of joy here :-)

@notaire2 3 года назад

Wunderschöne und spannende Aufführung dieses kompakten und perfekt komponierten Konzerts mit glänzendem Klang des Cembalos und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der geniale Cembalist/Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Ensemble im relativ schnellen Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Wunderbar und atemberaubend zugleich!

@theiaraine 3 месяца назад

Harpsichord is probably one of my favorite instruments

@virginie5676 4 года назад

une belle complicité entre les musiciens, qui donne légèreté dans la précision et le rythme bien synchronisé; sublime talent qui sait entrainer les autres dans son sillage. Merci M. Jean Rondeau. Merci à tous.

@quarantinecurls9800 3 года назад

Out of this world beautiful. I thought it can't get any better than this and then I listened to the 3rd movement. I can't describe the feelings this music gives me.

@scottashe984 3 месяца назад

This is one of my favorite performanes. Love this song and the performance. That's all I can say without using expletives.

@SallyGordonMark 7 лет назад

You are SUPERB and BACH is my man.

@walterstoffel4714 5 лет назад

Bach is my man when I want to think; Mozart is my man when I don't want to.

@MS-eb8cf Год назад

Bach was the greatest there ever was or will be.

@scottashe984 Год назад

I find myself stating the same. It can never be said too often.

@joseluisderivera465 3 года назад

Jean is definitely one of those living contemporary masters.

@gaborkovacs 2 года назад

i listen to this almost every single day and never can get enough - laniakea

@dapidminiAiki 6 лет назад

I'M HAVING GOOSEBUMPS!!! FROM THE FIRST NOTE!!!

@megistes 2 года назад

Version clavecin avec Jean Rondeau, quel bonheur, une redécouverte de ce concerto que pourtant je connaissais par cœur. Merci à Jean et le groupe.

@ampzamp Год назад

... Bach is by far and away, the most ruthless composer ever. He gives you enough to enjoy, and then confiscates the climax in order to present another new theme, that is better than the climax. Jesus Christ! what a brain!

@tomerglottman5783 2 года назад

the tempo and precision of their playing is amazing!

@brunodelpiero Год назад

Je le réécoute et du coup je le re commente. C'est la plus belle interprétation que j'ai entendu dans ma vie. C'est vraiment parfait !

@karennoble1076 Год назад

A truly brilliant performance of this lovely 🌹 Bach concerto. Great energy, vibes, when i need an uplift, this picks me up fast. . Bravo and thanks to you all!!