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Second variations reminds of Francaix

Love it❤❤❤❤❤ i want more. Beutiful perfomance

The sound of brass is unparalleled and you can do so many great compositional things with it. It’s truly incredible how he has made a career of just churning out tons and tons of subpar, uninspiring brass music his entire second-rate career.

Really wonderful piece of music! Thank you for uploading!

1:17〜2:35 4:35〜5:00

Wow, that sounds really tough to play. Virtuoso rhythm!

😮😮😮😮😮😮wow so in love with this

6:22

So catchy. Its been stuck in my head all day.

1:17 3:26 5:00

Pity the volume is so low...I can't hear it unless I turn off the air conditioner 😔

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the tempo, the strokes, the timbre, the magnificent work of the masters!!

This thing wanders everywhere and yet goes nowhere!

11:53 niiice

Love this channel

It's almost exactly 100 years since the premiere of this genius. Still holds up so strongly.

I - 0:00 II -4:58 III - 9:28

9:56 movement 3

4:50 7:22

3:44

Sweet!

Wow! Is the parts available to purschase?!

this seems like such a fun piece of music to play. especially the fugue part with all of the syncopated rhythms being traded around each part

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Brilliant performance. One of the “heaviest” works in the BQ repertoire. Not least because of the background involved in the composition.

Wonderful!

Craig Knox is 22 in this recording, and Richard King is 20....

Shame on me, I underestimated this piece the first time I listened to it. I still feel it may be a tad hard to win an audience with, but as a marriage of craftsmanship and expression, it's right up there with the great 20th-century scores. And may I put in a good word for the conductor Herbert Blomstedt, who in the recording world has arguably become Hindemith's best advocate?

No comments and only 51 likes for this brilliant performance of a brilliant piece? Sheesh

Very well played! I also like this version: ruclips.net/video/oggVjR2kCZU/видео.html, especially the trombone in part 2.

That last chord was so resonant my house shook of its foundation

0:01 - I: "Bright & Fast" 4:14 - II: "Gentle & Mysterious" 9:43 - III: "Tense & Dramatic"

Could you provide the sheet music for this song?

What happened to the last page? 😆

I’ve been fascinated by this great and majestic piece since this recording came out decades ago. Incredible playing. Performances today are extremely rare.

splendid performance

Sure I love the Symphonic Metamorphosis, along with his amazing Symphony for Band. Hindemith's tonality is something that I love very much. His chromaticism, non-major scales, unique harmonies, yet all often grounded in a certain tonailty is amazing, especially to my ears, which have heard a lot. Messiaen is this way too. This Konzertmusik Op. 50 is one of my favorite works of his. The quirky opening section, which you'd never guess was in 3. The 4/4 section (in 8) is hauntingly beautiful. The string melody there, punctuated by light brass, grows to a stunning climax, taking a very long time to meander and build. It is almost as if this melodic line could continue forever........ and the ending in A, with the 3rd holding at the end.... sooooooo satisfying. And the 2nd part, with it's almost fugue, light jazzy melodies, lightness and humor.... then back to the heartbreakingly gorgeous melodies and tonalty, with roles reversed between the strings and brass. This doesn't last long, as the long melody returns to the strings... I'm so glad I no longer have to formally analyze these things... it always took the fun out of it for me, although could be interesting academically. I'm so glad this recording is out there... it is masterfully performed! And thanks to the poster for the score. Bravo!

We should all fear the possibility that this exists. My new nightmare is having to sight read this ever.

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Tuning up the orchestra the dancers or the pitch

Artemis

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Gorgeous! Classical brass quintet repertoire sure is underrated

Movement timestamps: I. 0:00 Spark of Divinity (attacca) II. 3:39 Where your gentle wings hover…

What group is this? It sounds like Atlantic brass from the late 90s. Cannot be possible?

super, thanks

Um. Whoa.