Stravinsky: The Firebird / Abbado · Berliner Philharmoniker

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Full-length concert: www.digitalconcerthall.com/concert/72/?a=youtube&c=true
Igor Stravinsky: The Firebird (L'Oiseau de feu) / Claudio Abbado, conductor · Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded at Suntory Hall, Tokyo, 14 October 1994
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28 окт 2011

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@berlinphil 12 лет назад

It is Emmanuel Pahud.

@davidswanson640 4 года назад

Firebird is one of my favorite pieces of music to listen to

@roberthodges7613 Год назад

And Abbado's interpretation is magnificent!

@JLwaldhorn 13 лет назад

the horn's glissandos are just perfect D:

@bambino100011 6 лет назад

Firebird ending will always be my favorites. :)

@RobertKrebill 4 года назад

I like when the last few notes are held longer. This is a great example.

@daveenyart 3 года назад

Y'know...listening to this can make the toughest day ...just drift away. His conducting is precise and makes sense.

@woifeherrmann 11 месяцев назад

fantastische Musik von fantastischen Musikern.

@OlavoLuisatto 13 лет назад

The Firebird is a composition of Stravinsky extremely difficult. Congratulations Mr. Abado.

@bjadan 13 лет назад

Thanks for posting all these videos from The Digital Concert Hall! As a student of television production (and a music lover) this is truly inspirational! Could I suggest that you make a "behind the scenes" video of how you televise your concerts? :-)

@lukashf8440 9 лет назад

the orchestra is so beautiful !!! i wish my orchestra could sound that soft like in the beginning it was so perfect

@warrenwilson4818 11 лет назад

One of the great codas. Notice how so many composers bring in the lowly triangle for greater dramatic effect? By the way, am I the last to note how many of these snippets there are posted (as of today)? 404

@Thecrazykielbasa 13 лет назад

TIME FOR THE RITE OF SPRING!

@berlinphil 12 лет назад

@CyferOlitaire15 It was way later. Christhard Gössling joined the orchestra in 1984 and this recording is from 1994.

@detlevburghardt 13 лет назад

Ich wünschte mir, wieder etwas gesünder zu sein, um solche Konzerte live zu erleben.

@thatonelutheran 12 лет назад

I agree...one of the few conductors that gets that tempo right!

@bjadan 13 лет назад

@BerlinPhil Thanks! Six remote cams and just one operator? Wow!

@berlinphil 13 лет назад

@LouisSpercussion It is Oswald Vogler, member of the Berliner Philharmoniker 1970-97.

@Aiden057 13 лет назад

What a band! Just amazing.

@FilipusWisnumurti 12 лет назад

that powerfull timpanist, he always use the soft sticks but he can hit the timpani powerfully........

@OlavoLuisatto 13 лет назад

Bravíssimo Mr. Abado. Congratulations Trumpets, Horns, Trombones and Timpanist. Wonderful crescendo.

@berlinphil 13 лет назад

@bjadan Thank you for your kind words. The "Behind the scenes" video can be found on RU-vid at xBi-ZFePFds

@tmm-animusician978 6 лет назад

Could you possibly give a complete link for the behind the scenes video? I would love to see it

@arkaisk2 12 лет назад

Wow, they actually play ON maestros beats, not after them (as so many orchestras do).

@AnxiousSeeker 8 лет назад

That bass drum though wow!

@anzdf 13 лет назад

BRAVOOOOO

@RaidenFaShogun 12 лет назад

WHO IS THE SOLO FLAUTIST HERE? I LOVE THEM!!!

@bellerophon1218 8 лет назад

Geil! Konradin Groth und Georg Hilser.

@luanpea 12 лет назад

Bravo!

@atrebil71 12 лет назад

Grandioso. Bravo Maestro Abbado

@leoncioviolin 13 лет назад

BELLÍSIMO!!!!

@kfatv_6904 6 лет назад

Great!!

@franyerba 12 лет назад

minute 1:37 OH MY GOD. AMAZING

@ИгорьДымченко-к9л 4 месяца назад

Great Musicians. But Abbado - Greatest Conductor in history of Music.

@hudsoncampos2201 Год назад

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@user-kz9sg2cx6 9 месяцев назад

Weltklasse orkestr.

@1SquidBoy 12 лет назад

I would have killed to heard the horn solo...

@DevynPope 13 лет назад

@LouisSpercussion he uses Miysaki mallets

@marcopomelli414 7 лет назад

Abbado... il Dio..

@joescifo1347 4 года назад

Oswald Vogler on Kettles drums

@alessandropatruno17 8 месяцев назад

Il brano di San Valentino.

@wPHao 13 лет назад

@spencetpt Well, this was in 1994.

@carlossantana3049 6 лет назад

who is the blonde violist sitting behind the principal violist?

@dean12345123 12 лет назад

@arkaisk2 So true...so very true

@LouisSpercussion 13 лет назад

Whos the Timpanist in this video?

@AdrianHernandez-lk7ee 7 лет назад

Who is the timpanist?

@tromuniapp 11 лет назад

All of the violins and violas have musical haircuts.

@robertvinson7590 7 лет назад

This is a great orchestration example of orchestral unison {and octaves) but notice how the strings. winds and brass are not attacking together. Not impressive for and orchestra of this prominence.

@LoreWha 6 лет назад

Robert Vinson This is the end of a majestic piece; at this point so many things have been already happen and all the musicians have passed through lots of "roads" and difficulties. Also think about at the hugh numbers of players that are involved; on the contrary of what someone can think, this always do not help in playing together, in particular regarding the attacks you were mentioning. Anyway, I don't want to justify them, but I would love to say that they are still humans and in the end, music is not only about perfection, isn't?