2012. 9. 6. 예술의전당 콘서트홀 "코리안심포니오케스트라 181회 정기연주회" 베버 클라리넷 협주곡 제 2번 Eb Major, Op.74 1악장 Allegro 지휘 최희준 협연 벤젤 푹스(베를린필하모닉 클라리넷 수석) 연주 코리안심포니오케스트라 Conduct I Hee-Chuhn Choi Clarinet I Wenzel Fuchs Korean Symphony Orchestra
Wenzel is really musician and legend clarinet player forever !Please don’t say bad about him!Say comment it’s always easy than play.Try to perform by yourself! Bravo Wenzel!
Definitely agree- he starts rushing at the end in the legato sections at the end (and mostly holds up). This is impressive until the tongued scales come in and it exposes him more when he can't keep up the speed so the notes don't articulate. Shouldn't have tried to show off in the easy parts.
Timing has always been a difficulty with wind (and sometimes brass) players...... Often, they try to compensate by "playing early"..... This is not the only example of this, but maybe one of the clearer examples of this. That said, it still was a fine performance overall.
It's amusing to observe the reactions of the legion of Bean-Counters to a real musician like Wenzel Fuchs. Unlike the Bean-Counters, who only know how to mechanically tabulate every inconsequential imperfection, Wenzel is a genuine MUSICIAN, willing to take risks in order to communicate the living spirit of Weber's music; music which lives on the edge, and which requires risks to be taken in order to have its true character revealed. Bravo, Wenzel, for a brilliant performance
Spot on. You have to remember this is LIVE PERFORMANCE. If you want to hear all the right notes in the right order and no element of risk or joy, input the notes into Sibelius. I’m sure all you armchair critics will be thrilled with the results!
This is a wonderful performance despite a technical flaw or two. Such a wonderfully vibrant and centered sound from both the soloist and orchestra. A great dynamic palette and sense of line. Bravo!
@@kylesheng2365 no? in the Kalmus copy I have it's marked at 108, but everyone takes it at at LEAST 120-126. A lot of people, cough Martin Frost, will take it and rock it at 144 or something
@@kylesheng2365 i found it on apple music. idk about youtube music.apple.com/us/album/clarinet-concerto-no-2-in-e-flat-major-op-74-j-155-i-allegro/331628884?i=331629124
Besides what Chen Liu and whoitisnot mentione above, there are: 3:38 rushing; 3:51 - 4:00 unstable tempo (due to breathing instead of emotion on purpose); 7:10 tonguing; 7:20 tonguing; 7:29 tonguing; 7:43 tempo and off-key. I'm not being picky, just trying to be objective. After all it's great performance!
when u are famous even you make a mistake everyone still say its good playing. Just my personal thoughts. no offence. I don"t mean its bad playing here but don't really like this version. Fast good tonguing though.
