Beethoven Piano Concertos Complete played by Vladimir Ashkenazy
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2020
- Unique video of Beethoven's five piano concertos, played by a young Vladimir Ashkenazy at the height of his pianist career. few commercially available Ashkenazy videos are on the piano, making this set a must have for fans and the general public alike.
Accompanied by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by the great conductor Bernard Haitink, this was the first time on television: all five concerts had never been broadcast live before.
Although we focus on piano concerts here, several overtures by Beethoven and the complete Symphony No. 8 were also included in the program. Filmed and broadcast live at London's iconic Royal Festival Hall in its former glory, before it was remodeled with a complete internal makeover.
As I was listening to this, it suddenly hit me that Ashkenazy never, _ever,_ played a wrong note, in any of the live performances I’ve listened to, and there are a _lot_ of live performances out there! How is that even possible??? His technique is so great that he appears to be able to focus all of his mental energy on what he wants to say in his music without ever having to think about the notes on the page! It’s absolutely incredible!!
1:18:44 😉
Hats off to the Comfort and gracefulness and wonderfulness of Ashkenazy’s performance
They played almost 3 hours of intense music with very little rests between pieces. Incredible.
Ashkenazy and Haitink created an ideal artistic partnership. The diminutive Russian at his pianistic peak, creating performances of inexorable logic and imagination with superlative technical mastery.
I concur absolutely 🎉
"Inexorable logic"? 🙄
36歳のアシュケナージ氏、素晴らしい演奏の合間に見せる仕草や表情が、まるで天才少年がそのまま大人になったような感じで可愛らしいですね。アシュケナージ氏はこの後ベ一ト一ヴェンピアノ協奏曲全集を何度かリリースされ勿論何れも名盤ですが、私は1974年のこの録音が一番好きです。
Lots of pianists have the technique to guarantee accuracy. Lots have the musicality to want to do so. Only a few have the ability to maintain the intense concentration necessary to keep it at 100% throughout a performance.
Fortepian/Piano: Vladimir Ashkenazy
Orchestra: London Philharmonic
Conductor: Bernard Haitink
Ludwig Van Beethoven (1770-1827)
The Five Piano Concertos
Op. 15 No. 1 in C Major
0:24 - I. Allegro con brio (13:00 - Cadenza)
15:28 - II. Largo
27:02 - III. Rondo: Allegro Scherzando
Op. 19 No. 2 in B-flat Major
36:20 - I. Allegro con brio (47:35 - Cadenza)
49:33 - II. Adagio
59:36 - III. Rondo. Molto allegro
Op. 37 No. 3 in C Minor
1:05:38 - I. Allegro con brio (1:18:08 - Cadenza)
1:22:54 - II. Largo
1:33:43 - III. Rondo. Allegro
Op. 58 No. 4 in G Major
1:42:37 - I. Allegro moderato (1:56:47 - Cadenza)
2:01:56 - II. Andante con moto
2:07:48 - III. Rondo: Vivace
Op. 73 No. 5 in E-flat Major
2:17:35 - I. Allegro
2:38:29 - II. Adagio un poco molto
2:47:16 - III. Rondo, Allegro ma non troppo
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Can't 2:35:01 be called a little cadenza?
whos cadenza is he playing for the first concerto
Great Vladimir. Bravo! 💙🎶
Incredible artistry and stamina with precision! What an artist Ashkenazy is, without pretense and grimacing- a delight to our eyes and especially ears!
The most amazing concert I have ever heard: all 5 of Beethoven piano concertos played my Vladimir Ashkenazy at the height of his career. I saw him play live recently at the Noorda Theater at UVU.
Lucky you 😊
KDFC, the San Francisco Bay Area classical music station, plays relatively little Beethoven, considering he is by far the most popular composer in their listener surveys. (They seem to be playing to the masses for donations . . . not surprising.) I'm so glad I found this extraordinary set of masterworks performances. I listen several times a week.
Muchas Gracias por compartir estas obras maestrss, patrimonio de la humanidad.
This is a wonderful link, in spite of some sound defects. The performance is simply superb! Ashkenazy is marvelous! Thank you so very much for this true gem!
A gem. Thank you. How could one not be stirred by Beethoven!
@darjeeling6432 Only if one were to prefer to be shaken by Beethoven.
@@roberthill799 Right, 007
Excellent
Kudos from Heaven for Maestro Vladimir ❤
This pianist's presence is not merely formidable; it is an embodiment of overwhelming authority that transcends the realms of artistic excellence, technical proficiency, and interpretative depth. This singular presence, in itself, suffices to warrant him an elevated appraisal, surpassing the conventional metrics of artistic and technical evaluation. It emanates from an intricate synthesis of profound understanding and fervent passion for the art form, thereby instilling in both the audience and performers an indelible impact. Through his performances, he not only demonstrates technical mastery and insightful interpretation but also infuses his renditions with a distinctive essence, thereby leaving an enduring impression upon the listeners. This presence, thus, forms the nucleus of his performances, adeptly conveying the quintessence of music and eliciting profound emotional responses from the audience. Consequently, his presence elevates beyond that of a conventional performer, assuming the role of a conjurer who forges an intangible rapport with the audience. Through the medium of music, he engages in a profound dialogue with the listeners’ souls, harnessing the sublime power to resonate with their innermost sentiments and catalyze a cascade of empathetic reverberations.
@doromamire If you have a " cascade of empathetic reverberations", may I suggest bicarbonate of soda? Either that or simply close your thesaurus.
@@roberthill799 Contrary to individuals of your ilk, my selection of vocabulary is not a frivolous endeavor but a deliberate exercise in logical precision and aesthetic sensibility. Hence, the employment of a thesaurus becomes indispensable, leaving you to your own inventions with your carbonated beverage.
Very impressive word salad and you confuse the active voice which requires a direct object (his presence elevates...what?) for the passive voice the syntax requires here (his presence is elevated)...but on the whole I agree: f*cking spectacular performance ❣️🤣🤣
Claudio Arrau and Vladimir Ashkenazi: my two favest interpreters of the immortal Ludwig's piano concertos.
Such lyrical, lovely tempo! 💕
Ashkenazy have volcano colorful piano sound for Beethoven concertos! Wilhelm Kempff and Emil Gilels has the most beautiful piano Sound for Beethoven concertos!
@@RaineriHakkarainen
I will revisit them. Claudio Arrau's sweetness and tempo is top stuff also. ❣️
読書中に流れていたのですが、聞き入ってしまいました。ピアノかすこいとおもったらアシュケナージさん、曲め素敵だとおもったらベートーヴェン、二人ともすごいありがとう❤❤。
Wow!! Just wish we had HD audio quality.
2 36:21
4 1:42:39 1-1:56:47 / 2:01:59 / 2:07:50 a-koredam eda. ra udo nes utouka no shorigaha it teruwa
1:33:44
1:05:30 - No.3
B B Cに感謝します。
I suggest you to read the description.
Dont tell me it was all on one evening
Could anyone tell me when this was recorded? Thank you.
Hello there! This is from 1974
Thank you.
Ludwig would have enjoy this, he mayby should have said, Good Word Boys
Piano Concerto no. 3 at 1:05:41
1:35:15