I have never been much of a fan of Stravinsky and particularly not of neo-classical Stravinsky however, I loved watching this video because of the performance of the orchestra. I watch all of their videos. I have never been disappointed and have frequently been enthralled. This video did not change my mind about Stravinsky but it certainly deepened my respect and admiration for the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra. I wonder if the orchestral musicians realize just how much they enrich the lives of their listeners. Thank you to all concerned.
@@hansjuergenkohlhaas871 i bet your appreciation of this piece and interpretation has been broadened just by reading that irrelevant comment! Keep it on!
@@sebastiaoedsonmacedo7950 There are plenty of comments and videos and stuff on internet that i don't care about (including your comment here) but YT has an option called "add a comment" which gives EVERYONE the right to comment ; if you hadn't noticed. And this comment was not irrelevant, yours was.
@@knownanonymous1691 Aw, I haven’t noticed! Thanks for clarifying. That’s very relevant! Regarding irrelevant comments, clarify what is relevant on this individual comment to expand my appreciation of the piece itself, please? Maybe I also haven’t noticed how that could be relevant and your smartness may help us!
IMAGINE playing oboe under Leleux! That oboist is probably feeling a bit of pressure, huh! He plays the solos extremely well - just the way they should be performed!
I haven’t heard this piece of music before. I think I’ll have to listen to it again. The musicians are really very talented and play this piece very well. Nice work. !!! ... Yes.
Detaillierte und wunderschöne Aufführung dieser pseudoklassischen und perfekt komponierten Suite mit farbenreichen doch perfekt vereinigeten Tönen aller Instrumentee. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das kompakte und ausgezeichnete Orchester in verschiedenen Tempi und mit perfekt kntrollierter Dynamik. Alles ist wunderbar!
Fantastische Aufführung dieser perfekt komponierten, neoklassizistischen Suite durch den intelligenten Maestro und das brilliante Orchester, die die Geschichte von Pulcinella sehr treffend und mit Humor aufblühen lassen.
Musikalischer Witz brillant serviert. Liza Batiashvili please tell your husband his conducting was brilliant and his moustache plus chin beard stehn ihm ganz toll.
Décidément, j'apprecie de plus en plus ces orchestres "covid" reduits malgré eux. Notons au passage la complicité entre ces deux talentueux Espagnols : Vergara au hautbois, Clara Andrade à la flûte. Vive le HR !
En alweer valt me de prachtige klankregistratie op. Voor mij als orkestmusicus (harmonie-orkest) is het alsof ik in het orkest zelf mag zitten: wat een genot! De hernieuwde kennismaking met dit werk van Strawinsky was voor mij adembenemend mooi, mede ook door de meer dan voortreffelijke musici en de fijnzinnige interpretatie. Maar zonder de geweldige audioregistratie had ik hier niet van kunnen genieten: CHAPEAU!!
This sophisticated performance these splendid performers with incomparable skill and exquisite technique is beyond description , and inspirational , graceful and comfortable to the ear and the mind
A great work. Bravo! One could only hope for a live audience so that the conductor could acknowledge the soloists for recognition and applause. But all were superb.
Magnifica interpretación de toda la orquesta!! Una mención especial a la flauta y el oboe. Muchas gracias por compartir y espero que pronto puedan oir en directo los merecidos aplausos. Mientras una calurosa ovación virtual de mi parte.
thank you for letting me to know one great piece and know one great composer Strawinsky!! good job!! really love this song and how you guys perform it lively.!
I've only known Stravinsky's neoclassical works, so what a delight to get to listen to this rather traditional piece - for a lack of better word I can think of.
i know this piece from music lesson. we are talking about strawinsky right now and he is so interesting and this piece is so amazing!! this is my favourite piece.
Excellent performance! When the flute player comes in two bars too early at 18.09, the camera happens to be on the double basses, one of whom looks up in surprize.
Stravinsky was genial ,this is out of question, nevertheless his “Pulcinella” is an intelligent collage of melodies of Pergolesi(1710 - Pozzuoli, 16 marzo 1736) and Domenico Gallo (Venezia, 1730 circa - 1768). Stravinsky was genial above all in is his orchestration . I mean the choice of the instruments . For instance he substitutes the clavichords with a trumpet and a cello in low register with a trombone. His honesty of artist maintain the integral Italian texts. I want to in indicate a link to hold up my naive analyses of The Pulcinella ,that the unreachable Russian maister wrote. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GO2uW_YyeVU.html
Sorry to say that in the Serenata at n.9 Ob.I (2nd bar) not to play the acciaccatura,as written,is a little bit ridiculous:it’s Stravinsky no more Pergolesi’s music! It means no philology 😂…Can someone from #hr-symphonieorchester explain that?
У кого как, а у меня Стравинский в музыке ассоциируется с Шиловым в живописи. Вызывает отвращение, раздражение и самые отрицательные эмоции.... Но кто сказал, что Искусство должно только радовать? Великий мастер, продирает до костей и утверждает в ненависти к русне.
The conductor has a rudimentary technique and dances unnecessarily on the podium. The orchestra would easily be able to play on its own. Here is a case in which the conductor is a limitation, despite being visibly pleased with his performance.