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Boston Artists Ensemble
Добавлен 17 мар 2015
Over the past 32 years, The Boston Artists Ensemble has built a loyal following by providing intimate, deeply moving musical experiences to audiences throughout the Boston area. Established in 1980 by Boston Symphony Orchestra cellist Jonathan Miller, the BAE invites the world’s most distinguished chamber musicians to our home communities, presenting five concerts each season in beautiful Trinity Episcopal Church in Newton and in historic Hamilton Hall in Salem.
Our programs comprise a mix of great masterpieces, hidden gems, and new classics-to-be. Performances of rare classic works have included the American premiere of a Sonatina for Glass Harmonica and Strings by C. P. E. Bach. We actively seek to introduce audiences to engaging compositions of our time, regularly premiering new works by composers including Matthew Aucoin, Sonia Possetti, Nicholas Underhill, and Robert Livingston Aldridge. In addition, we pursue special projects designed to attract new and diverse audiences to the
Our programs comprise a mix of great masterpieces, hidden gems, and new classics-to-be. Performances of rare classic works have included the American premiere of a Sonatina for Glass Harmonica and Strings by C. P. E. Bach. We actively seek to introduce audiences to engaging compositions of our time, regularly premiering new works by composers including Matthew Aucoin, Sonia Possetti, Nicholas Underhill, and Robert Livingston Aldridge. In addition, we pursue special projects designed to attract new and diverse audiences to the
Schubert: String Quartet in A minor, D 804, Op. 29 "Rosamunde"
Julianne Lee - violin
Lucia Lin - violin
Rebecca Gitter - viola
Jonathan Miller - cello
David Sexton - audio and video engineer
Lucia Lin - violin
Rebecca Gitter - viola
Jonathan Miller - cello
David Sexton - audio and video engineer
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Schubert: String Quintet in C, D. 956
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Lucia Lin, violin Julianne Lee, violin Rebecca Gitter, viola Marcy Rosen, cello Jonathan Miller, cello David Sexton - audio and video engineer
Fauré: Piano Quartet in G minor, Op. 45
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Lucia Lin - violin Rebecca Gitter - viola Jonathan Miller - cello Diane Walsh - piano David Sexton - audio and video engineer
Mozart: Piano Quartet in E flat, KV 493
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Lucia Lin - violin Rebecca Gitter - viola Jonathan Miller - cello Diane Walsh - piano David Sexton - audio and video engineer
Bach: Suite No.4 for solo cello in E-flat major, BWV 1010 - BAE@home
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Jonathan Miller - cello Bach's Cello Suite Number 4 in E flat may be the least often performed of the six cello suites. Perhaps some of you have not heard it and I will have the great pleasure of introducing you to this wonderful piece. In 1720 Bach had finished all Six Violin Solo Partitas and Sonatas, entitling them “Book 1". He then began composing the cello suites which were to be “Book Two...
Beethoven: Sonata for cello & piano Op. 102, No. 2 - BAE@home
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Jonathan Miller - cello Randall Hodgkinson - piano The Opus 102 cello and piano sonatas from 1815 mark the beginning of Beethoven’s Late Period. He proudly called the C Major, No.1 his “free” Sonata. This D major sonata, wildly energetic and tender, is no less so: different thematic material from the first movement, including the opening bars and more cantabile passages later on, make altered a...
Rózsa: Sonata for solo violin - BAE@home
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Lucia Lin - violin Miklós Rózsa - Sonata for solo violin One of the most noted composers of Hollywood’s Golden Age, Hungarian-born composer, Miklós Rózsa, is best known for winning Oscars for his film scores of “Spellbound” “A Double Life” and “Ben Hur”. Nevertheless he maintained a steadfast allegiance to writing concert music throughout what he called his "double life". He wrote a symphony an...
Mozart and Brahms: Sonata in B-Flat, K.378 and Sonatensatz - BAE@home
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Mozart- Sonata in B-Flat Major, K. 378 Brahms- Sonatensatz in C Minor, WoO2 Husband and wife duo Tatiana Dimitriades and Jonathan Bass begin our April program with Mozart’s infinitely charming Violin Sonata in B-flat. They then turn to the last movement of an unusual work composed jointly by Robert Schumann, his pupil Albert Dietrich, and Johannes Brahms (then 20 years old) as a gift for the gr...
Ravel: Piano Trio - BAE@home
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Ravel composed his piano trio in 1914, creating for humanity a true masterpiece of the genre. His virtuoso writing allows the three instruments to always be in balance and equally important. The Trio contains unusual harmonics and voicing, with brilliant and moving affect. Ravel’s genius for classical form and harmonic splendor fascinates listeners with its exotic Basque and Malaysian motifs, g...
Bach: Goldberg Variations - BAE@home
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In 1741, Johann Sebastian Bach published a complex, intricate, and overwhelmingly beautiful keyboard piece that would become known as the Goldberg Variations, which pianist Randall Hodgkinson brings to life in our February Video. This iconic work begins with a simple and delicate aria that inspires 30 variations using different time signatures, textures, and harmonies. Every third variation is ...
Saint-Saëns: Piano Trio No. 1 - BAE@home
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Sharan Leventhal - violin, Jonathan Miller - cello, Randall Hodgkinson - piano For more information and to support our season, please visit bostonartistsensemble.org For December, we bring you back to the dawn of the Belle Époque. This utterly delightful and compelling trio expresses the graceful voice of youth and joy. Although it is only rarely performed, its transparency and charm are a gate...
Violin Sonatas of Handel & Beethoven - BAE@home
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Julianne Lee - violin, Dina Vainshtein - piano For more information and to support our season, please visit bostonartistsensemble.org Handel's wonderful D major violin sonata dates from around 1750, only nine years before his death; the work was not published during his lifetime. It is now considered one of his very finest chamber music works. Some of the music from this Sonata is used in his o...
Ravel: Sonata for Violin and Cello - BAE@home
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Lucia Lin - violin, Jonathan Miller - cello For more information and to support our season, please visit bostonartistsensemble.org Maurice Ravel wrote his thrilling Sonata for Violin and Cello in 1922, dedicating it to the memory of Claude Debussy. It is based on a recurring pattern of seven notes which are transformed through all four movements. The piece is unusual in its extreme spectrum of ...
BAE Bach Sonata for Solo Violin in C, BWV 1005
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Live from our November, 2019 concert at St. Paul's Church in Brookline, Lucia Lin (violin), performer.
BAE Turina Trio #1 in D Opus 35
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Live from our November, 2019 concert at St. Paul's Church in Brookline, Lucia Lin (violin), Diane Walsh (piano), and Jonathan Miller (cello) perform Turina's fiery first Piano Trio.
BAE Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, Opus 110
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BAE Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, Opus 110
"Songs Without Words" by Scott Wheeler for cello and piano
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"Songs Without Words" by Scott Wheeler for cello and piano
Judith Weir - Three Chorales for Cello and Piano
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Judith Weir - Three Chorales for Cello and Piano
Boston Artists Ensemble | Ginastera String Quartet No 1. Allegramente rusticano
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Boston Artists Ensemble | Ginastera String Quartet No 1. Allegramente rusticano
this is pretty good
💜💜 hi Dina & Juli! this is just stunning 😍😍
15:20 2nd adagio
Great music! Bravo!!
Un quintette inconnu, mais d'excellente qualité. Schubert, tel que nous l'aimons dans sa musique de chambre. Très bonne prise de son, Bravo !
What a treat! When I first saw the RUclips thumbnail, I though to myself, "ugh, another couple of amateurs making a home video". Boy, was I wrong. Then I saw the beautiful Steinway played even more beautifully by Ms. Weinstein, the two condenser microphones placed perfectly over the piano, and the robbie-the-robot sized pair of speakers, and I knew I was in for a treat. Add a little digital reverb, and the performance and recording rivaled anything you could reasonably expect to hear. Kudos to all.
Beautifully rendered. Thanks and please have some more. ❤😂🎉❤🎉
Excelentes musicos, muchas gracias!!!
Astounding! Recalls even "Lark Ascending".....Riveting.....BRAVA Maestra Lin....from Acapulco!
Very bad
What's that at 29:22?
It is an audience member dropping their walking stick 🙄
Beautiful. Greatings from Croatia
Thank you! Greetings from Boston!
@@bostonartistsensemble8918 -- .....and from Acapulco, too!
@gugutkaG -- .....and from Acapulco, too!
Five humans armed with bows and possessed by a Superhuman Spirit. Glory.
And Mayo, Ireland
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Very good performance
Schubert must be so proud!
It was composed in 1828 and completed just two months before the composer's death. The first public performance of the piece did not occur until 1850
Wonderful playing!!
These 2 really got into the groove,phew! 3:03 3:25 4:27 4:38, 4:43, 5:11, 7:14, 7:37
It's so intimately HOMELY, LOVE IT! Where it's meant to be played.
Bravi!
Simply gorgeous. This is one of the most bewitching works of music, I'm happy to hear it so wonderfully played. Probably almost 20 years ago, I turned pages for Randy Hodgkinson for several concerts with the three of you. Must have been around Boston different places. You were playing the Schubert Eb and this trio. I learned so much just by being in proximity of such fine musicianship. I feel like this piece is one of the most difficult in the piano repertoire. I worked on it at NEC with Randy back in 01 I think. Veronica Jochum was our coach, what a great experience!
Thanks David! The trio is playing in Brookline on Nov 6 at 3:00. Please check our website for details and we hope you can come.
Incredible, buoyant, beyond technical limitations. I have a musical crush!!! More more!
3:32, sonata starts
Thanks! from Acapulco!
Bravo tutti!
Interesting and appealing music. Very thoughtful performance. Mr Miller’s vibrato brings to mind Mr Greenhouse.
A fine rendition of a very charming piece. Bravo. The groaning is a somewhat distracting however.
Tell that to Serkin! when i bought a much better system i could hear him humming along ! #(Emperor)
Bravo! I just don’t know what the fuss is about Strads when cellos like this one exists.
Fascinating that neither of these experienced musicians had ever heard of Rozsa before! In years past, those big movies made Rozsa, if not a household name, at least one recognizable to music lovers. The "Spellbound Concerto" was a popular staple and the "Parade of the Charioteers" was played by every band in the country. Well, times change. But fortunately the music endures. I'm glad that Ms. Lin has latched onto it.
Gorgeous!
Bravo to Lucia. Beautiful playing. Impressive composer. Enjoyed very much.
Spectacular music! Fabulous playing!
Bravo!!
Exquisite playing! Can’t wait for the next one!
Beautiful!
Bravo to both of you. It brightened my day.
how lovely - can't wait for the summer at Tangewood.
In the 2019-2020 season the BAE scheduled this piece for concerts in March, which were cancelled when the Governor declared an emergency. It is a delicious work which you perform with great sureness. Thank you, and I hope that we'll get to hear it in person before long.
Wonderful.
Absolutely beautiful. Well done, the 3 of you. Now, can we discuss the violinist’s gorgeous hair??
Every time I listen to this I hear more going on and love it even more, thank you Randy.
Finally got a chance to listen to all of it, Randy. I grew up with the Goldbergs and they've been a part of me since I was six years old. Sublime performance! Love it! Will share this recording with my students. Thanks for letting me know about this.
Wonderful music with feeling. Thanks to Mr. Randy Hodgkinson. I wish I could be there.
Gorgeous! Each voice sounds free and easy, doing just as it likes, as though you were thinking of nothing but that line and not twisting your hand inside out to accommodate another. Like three hands (and minds). Thank you for a calming and illuminating gift in a dark season.
Remarkably serene, thrilling and refreshing. Almost a magic potion. Bravo to Randy Hodgkinson for revisiting the Goldberg and sharing with us all.
I've listened about four times already -- so there. I wish that we could hear this in a live concert, though.
Wonderful, moved me to tears. Thank you three!
A refreshing performance by two brilliant, animated artists. Looking forward to the November event. Thanks, BAE!
Beautiful program--thank-you Julieanne!
we have to talk about the music stand! ;)
Lovely performance!