Felix Mendelssohn - Sonata for viola and piano in C minor (Daniel Orsen/Pierre-Nicolas Colombat)

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Felix Mendelssohn - Sonata for viola and piano MWV Q 14 (1824)
Adagio/Allegro - 0:00
Menuetto, Allegro Molto - 7:31
Andante con Variazioni - 15:32
(coda) Allegro Molto - 29:30
Viola: Daniel Orsen
Piano: Pierre-Nicolas Colombat
Sound engineer: Peter Atkinson
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26 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 42

@user-mc5ur1kp6g 2 месяца назад

I love Viola I played many pieces of deferens Composers ❤

@h.tadesse966 4 месяца назад

Wonderful! The beginning is so well spoken. Bravi!

@steveegallo3384 Год назад

True....I believe Mendelssohn was Wagner's nemesis.....His 'Walküerenrit' merely inverted the 'Fingal's Cave' main melody....like Rakhmaninov did with Paganini in Variazone 18. Cheers from Acapulco!!

@wagnersnightmare4062 Год назад

Huh, never thought of it that way! That theme has so many connections to Erda, Wotan, Donner', and Siegfried's music, but you're right, it is eerily similar to a Fingal's Cave inversion.

@matthewparis1907 6 месяцев назад

This is a great work at fourteen years of age that like all we do in the present has no idea what the future will be.

@nicolaslatorre8998 5 месяцев назад

No conocia esta joya, gracias por compartir y gracias youtube a veces sirves para dar sentido a la vida

@fermatachambersoloists Год назад

Outstanding

@wagnersnightmare4062 Год назад

Danke!

@bhastro9959 Год назад

The Variations are delicious.

@wagnersnightmare4062 Год назад

Genau. They are indeed.

@supasayajinsongoku4464 Год назад

Slightly unrelated but whats the most beautiful piece youve heard this month or even this year And then whats the most relentless, driving piece youve heard this month

@derekdzinich8690 Год назад

Most beautiful, Bruchner Symphony 6 Adagio - most driving, Shostakovich 5 pieces for two violins and piano fifth movement - polka

@tijmendr1 Год назад

Most beautiful, Rheinberger elegie for cello and organ op. 150. Most driving, Khachaturian symphony no 3 (the crazy one one organ and 15 off stage trumpets)

@harryhagan5937 Год назад

@@derekdzinich8690 Thanks! I'll look them up.

@harryhagan5937 Год назад

@@tijmendr1 And thank you too!

@wagnersnightmare4062 Год назад

The violist here - going with some music that was new to me this past year. For most beautiful I'll offer up the Chaconne from Rameua's opera Dardanus. Most driving, eh, I don't know, just listen to more Rameau. :)

@harryhagan5937 Год назад

This is wonderful! So glad I did the search. I lov.e the viola sound and wondered why they're seldom featured. I think the viola jokes are in poor taste generally.

@wagnersnightmare4062 Год назад

The violist here - I love viola jokes! They are an important part of being a violist. We're able to laugh at ourselves in a way self-serious violinists can't.

@emfox6280 11 месяцев назад

How do you know when a violist is at your door...? She can't find the key and doesn't know when to come in!

@harryhagan5937 11 месяцев назад

@@emfox6280 That reminds me of a certain conductor who said that Mahler's symphonies remind him of a person coming home and unable to find their key.

@skylark5789 11 месяцев назад

@@wagnersnightmare4062 so true.

@MREmusique 9 месяцев назад

@@wagnersnightmare4062 you know why viola jokes are so stupid, right? so violinists will understand them. 😉 (violist/composer here)

@pedrov8868 8 месяцев назад

Great playing by both. Thanks for not recording another brahms (as much as I love him). I briefly met the pianist at sick puppy a few years ago. This piece was always a tough sell for me but this is about as good as I can imagine it sounding. I used to think the pianist had the heavier workload, but the violist needs enough artistic vision and charisma to make this hold together, so I guess I changed my mind on that (my experience in hearing older recordings of this work was always underwhelming). I also seem to have a vague recollection of the andante being used in his first symphony or something like that.

@wagnersnightmare4062 2 месяца назад

Thank you! The pianist might indeed have the heavier workload, but that helps make up for the viola-heavy workload when we recorded the "Arpeggione" Sonata!

@terr4c0 Год назад

Viola >>> Violin

@ciroesposito990 Год назад

Violist☕

@ms-dosguy6630 Год назад

viola is pretty underrated true. I don't get it. Such a nice tone

@oldionus Год назад

Both are indispensable, and since violins are the soprano and alto instruments, they are necessarily prevalent. Having said that, I adore the viola, and lament there aren't more concertos and sonatas.

@maximosoplan9772 6 месяцев назад

¿El que tenes en la foto es un personaje de Alejo y Valentina?

@alexnewson6013 7 месяцев назад

does this explore the viola enough...would the essence be retained if directly transposed to 'cello?

@wagnersnightmare4062 2 месяца назад

Cellists should absolutely play it! The essence probably would be retained. Some of the stuff would be exceptionally difficult, but that hasn't stopped cellists before!