1/6 David Guerrier - Joseph Haydn - 1er mvt du Concerto pour trompette

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  • Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @mathildespielttrompete
    @mathildespielttrompete 12 лет назад +3

    I've heard and played this piece countless times, and I have to say that this is by far the most engaging performance I've heard. Guerrier has such an incredibly sweet sound on a monstrous instrument to master and beautifully brings out the unique lyric qualities that must have inspired Haydn. After so long, one would think it difficult to produce such a fresh reading of this standard.

  • @trombaclassicsff
    @trombaclassicsff 7 лет назад +2

    A wonderful authentic trumpet sound, bravo ! This chamber orchestra is something else !

  • @p.maillard1544
    @p.maillard1544 Год назад +1

    nous tenons un très bon trompettiste français

  • @riccardosiega
    @riccardosiega 15 лет назад +4

    ...the keyed trumpet!!!FANTASTIC!!!

  • @searechanel
    @searechanel 15 лет назад +3

    Me parece fantástico que un trompetista de este nivel se preocupe de ofrecer versiones frescas como esta . Un placer para los oidos de un Músico.

  • @pchantreau
    @pchantreau 15 лет назад +2

    WOW! Dunno if anyone has shown such control of the keyed trumpet since Anton Weidinger! Even he might not have been that good. David sure does not shy away from a challenge. Congratulations.

  • @magnusklahr8190
    @magnusklahr8190 10 лет назад +1

    Fantastic!! Wonderfull to hear the keyed trumpet played this way !

  • @pauldefour2900
    @pauldefour2900 6 лет назад +2

    Surprenante la qualité du son de cette trompette à clés, comparable à celle de son inventeur, Anton Weidinger.

  • @canio67
    @canio67 15 лет назад +1

    Bravo, complimenti.

  • @loekvanderheide3361
    @loekvanderheide3361 7 лет назад +1

    Wonderfull this 'Trombe a Chiavi' This is why Verdi uses this instrument in stead of the 'Corno-pean' the ancaster instrument before the intruduction and the Saxon Cornette à pistons, introduced by Berlioz and Tchaikovsky.....The Cornet Verdi transcribed after/during his stay in Paris 1847-'52

  • @antoinetrompette
    @antoinetrompette 15 лет назад

    J'adore ! =D

  • @marlenemarlene4780
    @marlenemarlene4780 7 лет назад

    cool la musique

  • @CoxJoxSox
    @CoxJoxSox 5 лет назад

    The way he holds the trumpet I keep thinking it is going to fall apart.

  • @Rhakor
    @Rhakor 4 года назад +2

    Anyone else hearing someone the orchester part singing in the background on the left ear !?

    • @thekarnyx
      @thekarnyx 3 года назад

      Probably the conductor, they use to do that. He might have not remembered he had a mic next to him

  • @trombaclassicsff
    @trombaclassicsff 8 лет назад +1

    Excellent job Joeph ! Orch. bit loud at times

  • @jeanpaulgilleron3766
    @jeanpaulgilleron3766 3 года назад

    Une belle interprétation plus que difficile à jouer avec cette trompette à clés

  • @p.maillard1544
    @p.maillard1544 11 месяцев назад

    preuve en est il trompette solo à la philharmonique de berlin

  • @jeanpaulgilleron3766
    @jeanpaulgilleron3766 2 года назад +1

    c'est bien de jouer sur ces trompettes préhistoriques c'est un exploit mais rien ne vaut les trompettes modernes en mib c'est beaucoup plus facile

  • @МихаилМеренков-б8е

    Дудка прикольная...

  • @antonioaapa
    @antonioaapa 11 лет назад

    Ele não tá bem. Não tá acompanhando a cadência.

  • @joernschulze5182
    @joernschulze5182 2 месяца назад

    🤕

  • @terryhink
    @terryhink 14 лет назад +1

    He is very skilled, and he certainly is brave, but I wouldn't call him the best ever. There's a reason why we don't play those anymore.

  • @42SV692s
    @42SV692s 11 лет назад

    Holy f'n hell that conducter is annoting, that half-whisteling thing he does, is just about the most annoying thing I've ever encountered.! It's going straioght into the microhpone.! I really hope someone has made him stop doing that, 'cous it's buggin the hell outnof me.! :(
    And it's a shame, becous the music is fantastic, David Guerrier and the orchestra are doing a hell of a job making that music.! And it sounds amazing.! Cudos to him and the orchestra.!