Es muss eine Freude sein, mit dieser faszinierenden Dirigentin ein Werk einzustudieren und aufzuführen. Ich staune schon mindestens seit dem 58. Mal uber ihre Zusammenarbeit mit Khatia Buniatishvili bei LVB's 1. Klavierkonzert. Suchterzeugend!
I think you'll find that the solo instrument is an English Horn. They are similar in timbre, but not in size nor body, with the English Horn having a 'neck' or metal extension away from the body of the horn, rather than, like an oboe, the reed's cork sitting directly inside the instrument's body. In the video you'll see that the English Horn is much longer than an oboe, as well, when you get a good camera angle. The solo really is done nicely.
Oh Thomas. Relax and enjoy the ride. You're not as much a classical snob as you think you are. Maybe a bit jealous cause Alsop knows what the hell shes doing. Maybe you should go listen to a little rap music. Maybe more to your liking.
Que extraordinaria Sinfónica conformada por gente JOVEN !!!!... ojala mejoren los camarógrafos para poder apreciar a la orquesta mucho MEJOR. Saludos ...
It's very good but Berliner is still the king. They're doing extremely well considering they're a bunch of university students tho. Comparable to the Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra
She gives time for the initial applause and asks soloists to stand. Leaves so the focus and cheering is on the orchestra, the ensemble sits so she can then come out and ask instrumentalists/sections with big parts/ features, then they (alsop and the orchestra) stand together one more time.
I think it's the best. The only possible tie would be Dudamel's movement 4 video. Other than that, I haven't heard any with this level of passion and intensity. Awesome!
@@timothyangeles4222 That one is good, but a bit calm. I really like how this version's brass explosions are intensified by the furious timpani rolls, just blasting away without restraint. Jansons' 4th movement could have been a bit more powerful, to end #9 with the glory it deserves.
One piece can be "interpreted " differently by the conductor...you are entitled to have a preference . This is my favorite Dvorak composition and my favorite performance.
