A brilliant, unexpected moment, so spontaneous and humorous! Bravo Maestro Roth! It takes courage and chutzpah to sing in public, if it's not your everyday metier, and here he knows the style. The orchestra enjoy themselves and the Debussy "La Mer" quote at the finish is a touch of genial humor. A wonderful all-round musician et un homme très sympathique! Merci.
Love the song! Especially sung in French! There's just something about the French language that truly catches my attention, and Francois-Xavier does such a wonderful job in presenting the song "La Mer" to us. Also I have been enjoying his conducting of the orchestra on other selections of music as well. A very talented man surround by many other professional musicians and singers. Thank you to all for making these presentations possible as I am sure they are enjoyed around the world!
This man leads the world of classical music by example. True Greatness. Originality. And Inclusiveness. That's what we need. Last spring we had the Mahler festival in Amsterdam changed into "virtual/digital" because of Corona. I, together with thousands from all over the world enjoyed the broadcasts on internet. And Monsieur Roth just joined us in the online chat taking a humble back seat and enjoying the music with us. I call that greatness. He's given quite a few concerts in Amsterdam up to now. Not all were to my liking, but all were thought-provoking and made me leave the concert hall with the feeling that i learned something new about music and was constantly cordially invited to leave my musical bubble and see what's beyond. This last thing makes me say out loud: Monsieur Roth is the true succesor to the great Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Different in some respects but the same in challenging our believes and allowing us to become richer people through music.
remarquable exercice, la voix est rehaussée par le coeur... Bravo et merci d'être vous même ...le public ne s'y trompe pas. L'Europe est riche quand elle s'exprime.
Quelle horreur!!!! Voilà une jolie façon de détruire une si belle chançon! Tu n'as absolument pas la voix pour chanter ça mon grand...en tombant sur vous, j'ai eu l'impréssion d'avoir Patrick Poivre d'Arvor parlant à un orchestra! Avec une voix paréille mon coco...taisez vous!
@@louism.5996 quand vous aurez réussi à faire faire une standing ovation a un public allemand vous reviendrez donner des conseils.en attendant vous vous taisez.
Vous êtes pathétique. A voir les commentaires, il n'y a que deux français qui râlent (vous et Bennett 119)... et de manière tellement violente ! Faut vous détendre les gars. Roth est un formidable musicien, et en plus il a de l'humour. Je m'en fiche royalement qu'il ait un accent à couper au couteau et chante moyen. Etes-vous capable d'en faire le 10ème ?
@@BARJAVEL2Somente para sua informação eu não sou francês, mas brasileiro. Não é porque vivi na França e tenho um prenome a ressonância francesa que posso ser assimilado à um deles! Efetuei minha formação universitária na França, porisso falo francês! Venho de uma família de austro-húngaros, quase todos músicos! Tenho ouvido absoluto e por isso digo e reitero meu discurso; Este artista...canta como uma chaleira! A bon entendant...salut! 🙀🙀🙀💩💩💩🤡🤡🤡🎶🎶🎶🤪🤪🤪
On aurait pu faire l'économie de cette version. Le discours en anglais est une leçon de démagogie. Plus, comment peut on être musicien et si peu doué en langue... Son accent en anglais m'écorche autant les oreilles que quand il part dans les aigus.
@@zdenekklauda6267 I respect your opinion, however, compared to how I'm used to listening to this piece I would rather listen to just the beautiful music without his singing in this case. Not meaning that his voice is unbearable, it's just a personal preference. I don't really remember writing this comment and I don't usually like to say such things, but I'm sure I was in a bad mood back then.
