Poulenc : Concerto pour piano (Maroussia Gentet / Mikko Franck)

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 139

  • @algo3766
    @algo3766 3 года назад +29

    Merveilleuse interprétation par Maroussia Gentet (que je viens de découvrir) sur un piano de fabrication française, il faut le souligner. Bravo aux musiciens toujours bien dirigés par cet excellent chef d'orchestre et aussi à Francis Poulenc qui nous a laissé tant de chef d'oeuvres. Encore merci à France Musique pour le choix de ses magnifiques concerts, surtout en cette période troublée. Vive la musique et le service public !

  • @ritoquaglia2190
    @ritoquaglia2190 7 месяцев назад +15

    This concert is a jewel of french elegance

  • @ascl3133
    @ascl3133 Год назад +9

    Je suis heureux de voir qu'on rejoue enfin ce merveilleux concerto de Francis Poulenc, après l'avoir injustement boudé (en France) pendant des décennies !

    • @jd-sm7qj
      @jd-sm7qj Месяц назад

      Je l'ai joué au diplôme en Pologne en 1986... magnifique souvenir...

  • @librmente6343
    @librmente6343 Год назад +4

    Just love Poulenc. This is a masterful and sensitive performance. A great concerto

  • @stevenmccarthy7039
    @stevenmccarthy7039 Год назад +4

    I have been listening to piano concertos for 50 years and missed this one completely. What beautiful music! Dave Hurwitz (Classics Today) said that Poulenc wrote beautiful tunes and here are some for sure. Thank you France Musique and musicians for making this delightful concert available.

  • @Isabelle1962best
    @Isabelle1962best Год назад +2

    🥰Amazing performance! Beautiful! Thank you Maroussia Gentet ! :)...

  • @sergioazevedo7390
    @sergioazevedo7390 Год назад +5

    Merveilleux concerto et trés bien joué, bravo!

  • @shamsbouteille1
    @shamsbouteille1 3 года назад +12

    Splendide ! Poulenc, ce génie indémodable !

  • @jd-sm7qj
    @jd-sm7qj Месяц назад

    J'ai adoré le jouer... magnifique interprétation ❤

  • @bagouni7759
    @bagouni7759 2 года назад +2

    S U. B. L. I. M. E !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A écouter jusqu'à plus l'oreille.orchestration magnifique.le romantisme français !!! ❤️💚💞💕🦩

  • @pierreburgunder2716
    @pierreburgunder2716 4 года назад +30

    J'adore poulenc, je me régale de tout. Vraiment très bien filmer. Superbe qualité sonore. Bravo.

  • @benedictcowell6547
    @benedictcowell6547 2 года назад +7

    This work is so French; by turns witty, solemn, profound, even cynical, redolent of Croissant, confiture good conversation, Citroen deux chevaux. And Maroussia Gentet is the elusive image of Yvonne de Gallette who haunts Le Grand Meaulnes . A delightful performance of an idiosyncratic but evocative work.

    • @jean-francoismayeur3776
      @jean-francoismayeur3776 Год назад +1

      Yvonne de Galais, pas de Galette. Mais merci pour votre culture si française...

    • @benedictcowell6547
      @benedictcowell6547 Год назад

      Merci mille fois. Vous avez raison. Je lit chaque jour Le Monde, Pour moi c'est Le plus meilleur Journal du Monde@@jean-francoismayeur3776

    • @jean-francoismayeur3776
      @jean-francoismayeur3776 Год назад

      Merci. Je le lis aussi très régulièrement, mais j'aime aussi la presse anglo-saxonne. Bonne fin de journée...

    • @benedictcowell6547
      @benedictcowell6547 2 месяца назад

      The English press is rubbish these days .I prefer Le Monde, it is the best paper I have encountered, @@jean-francoismayeur3776

  • @dmburke007
    @dmburke007 Год назад

    Never hear hear about this piano brand! love the sound and of course Maroussia Genet is such a talented artist!

  • @scuunjieng
    @scuunjieng 2 года назад +2

    bravo. I have not listened to this in over 40 years and forgot how beautiful it is. deeply appreciated.

  • @jacquesgeorges1041
    @jacquesgeorges1041 Год назад +6

    1850-1950 apothéose de la musique française, de Chabrier à Poulenc en passant par Fauré, Debussy, Ravel et Chausson. ❤

  • @lepetitoperamontivilliers6833
    @lepetitoperamontivilliers6833 3 года назад +11

    Un enchantement! Et quel belle idée d'avoir utilisé un Paulello qui permet d'entendre ce concerto comme enfin joué sur un Pleyel idéal, clair, heureux et lumineux. Immense merci!

  • @didierclot5331
    @didierclot5331 2 года назад +3

    On aime le son velouté de se piano sensibilité de l’interprète la musique Française top 👍

  • @victormanuelpadilla1845
    @victormanuelpadilla1845 Год назад +2

    Felicitaciones! Por la excelente interpretación de esta virtuosa pianista con el acompañamiento de la magnífica orquesta recordando este maravilloso y transparente concierto del insigne compositor de Francis Poulenc. SALUDOS Y BENDICIONES DESDE MÉXICO!!!

  • @lucianobonomi5291
    @lucianobonomi5291 4 месяца назад

    Splendida musica e splendida interpretazione.

  • @Samanta-pn7fp
    @Samanta-pn7fp 3 месяца назад

    Frêle et savante expertise. Poulenc. Serait. Toujours le best tramplin. Pour les élèves. 🎉😂❤

  • @pauljackson1029
    @pauljackson1029 2 года назад +18

    I have no idea why this is not in the regular repertoire its gorgeous

    • @stanleyshelmire
      @stanleyshelmire 2 года назад +1

      I totally agree with you. Have you heard Poulenc's piano concerto for two pianos...you will love it!

    • @violinhunter2
      @violinhunter2 Год назад

      That is a great question and the answer is a mystery... perhaps conductors and artistic directors (who are responsible for programming) are not familiar with it?

  • @trueandika
    @trueandika 5 лет назад +14

    J’y étais, juste derrière la pianiste. Un délice.

  • @notaire2
    @notaire2 4 года назад +7

    Wunderschöne und detaillierte Aufführung dieses neoklassischen Konzerts mit anmutigem doch gut artikuliertem Klang des Soloklaviers und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen anderer Instrumente. Der intelligente Maestro dirigert das ausgezeichnete Orchester im relativ langsamen Tempo und mit sorgfältig kontrollierter Dynamik. Echt bewundernswert!

  • @duncanfrater9095
    @duncanfrater9095 4 года назад +36

    I had a music professor who hated Poulenc. How could you hate this? Thanks for posting. Merci.

    • @KinkyLettuce
      @KinkyLettuce 4 года назад +9

      your prof sounds to me like an ultra snob with academic complex who rejects any 20th century music that is not harshly dissonant, 12 tone, or experimental.
      Am i right or nah

    • @yanpengtheman
      @yanpengtheman 4 года назад +3

      @@KinkyLettuce sounds like most of the arrogant award-winning "young talents with a bright future"

    • @TheVaughan5
      @TheVaughan5 3 года назад +10

      "How could you hate this"? Well Thomas Beecham had a theory about musicologists. "People who know all about the theory of music but can't hear it" Absolutely brilliant - lol

    • @Nooticus
      @Nooticus 3 года назад

      @@yanpengtheman ^^

    • @neo-eclesiastul9386
      @neo-eclesiastul9386 3 года назад +3

      I don't know, guys. Have you thought that some people just don't like Poulenc, and there are perfectly justified to do so?

  • @JoshOwl
    @JoshOwl 4 года назад +8

    Depuis les premiers sons je suis fasciné.

  • @alfredoramonfernandez3266
    @alfredoramonfernandez3266 Год назад

    Maravilloso concierto, feliz, juguetón, pícaro, de lo mejor del estilo de Poulenc, a la vez con profundidad y gentileza.excelente la orquesta, el director y la solista....Me hace feliz.

  • @poignantjac
    @poignantjac 2 года назад

    Quel toucher délicat et lumineux ,en parfaite harmonie avec l'orchestre et son sympathique et très brillant chef.
    Poulenc, s'il l'entend, doit se réjouir .

  • @kaleidoscopio5
    @kaleidoscopio5 4 года назад +21

    It is pretty slower than usual, but we can hear very clear all the counterpoint of the piece and all the instruments. It is an interesting approach.

  • @librmente6343
    @librmente6343 4 месяца назад

    Just love this work to bits ❤

  • @aicrim
    @aicrim 3 года назад +11

    The opening is so beautiful!

    • @leslieackerman4189
      @leslieackerman4189 2 года назад +1

      as if composed by Villalobos! :-)

    • @aicrim
      @aicrim 2 года назад +1

      @@leslieackerman4189 I love Villa-Lobos' music too!

  • @MoosePantz
    @MoosePantz 4 года назад +4

    Superb interpretation of a wonderful work! Thank you!

  • @gustavobonellivasquez3370
    @gustavobonellivasquez3370 3 года назад +1

    Faszinierende Sinnlichkeit, Schönheit und Liebe finde ich bei dieser hervorragende Musik !!!
    ❤️🥰🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😘

  • @victormanuelpadilla1845
    @victormanuelpadilla1845 Год назад +2

    Considero que falta más difusión de este bellísimo concierto tal como la Balada para piano y orquesta de Gabriel Fauré. MUCHAS GRACIAS! por su fina atención de difundir la extraordinaria y celestial de la Música Francesa. Ricardo Castro, Manuel M. Ponce y otros legendarios pianistas mexicanos, tienen en sus obras musicales la corriente francesa excelsa.

  • @warrenwilson4818
    @warrenwilson4818 4 года назад +3

    Very pretty French girl, lovely dress. Fantastic first name. Hadn't heard thjis piece before. Thanks, RUclips.

  • @antoniodangelo4703
    @antoniodangelo4703 4 года назад +1

    Il brano è molto bello. Adoro questo tipo di musica. Poulenc mi affascina e l'interpretazione della pianista è ottima,leggiadra e lieve.
    Accarezza quasi il piano.

  • @jacquesschmitt9340
    @jacquesschmitt9340 4 года назад +3

    Quelle modernité ! J'adore

  • @Scriabin_fan
    @Scriabin_fan 2 года назад

    It's quite uncharacteristic of me to listen to this kind of sweet romantic music (I prefer impressionism, the avant-garde and contemporary classical music), beautiful music is beautiful music. I absooutely love this.

  • @洋阿相
    @洋阿相 4 года назад +3

    洋阿相
    素晴らしい音楽動画の傑作です。特にプーランクの音楽を愛する者にとっては宝物の一つとなることでしょう。テンポがやや遅めと感じる演奏ですが、その分このリリカルでロマンティックな曲想がより聴く者に伝わってきます。使用されているピアノはステージではお目にかかったことがありませんが高音域の音色に興味がありました。外装もシックでこんなピアノが増えたらクラシック音楽のファンも少しは増えるのでは。なにしろ今はバエの時代ですからね。

    • @T.NISHIBE_Composer
      @T.NISHIBE_Composer 3 года назад

      本当にそうですね!同感!!
      ややもするとこの協奏曲はテンポが速くて機械的に聞こえることもありましたが、この演奏はプーランクが愛した古典派の協奏曲のように聴こえます。私もこのピアノを初めて見ました。素敵なピアノですね!
      このフランスの若いピアニストさんの、デュティユーの前奏曲がYou Tubeにアップされていますが、素晴らしい演奏ですよ。

    • @洋阿相
      @洋阿相 3 года назад

      @@T.NISHIBE_Composer
      丁寧な返信有難うございます。1936年生まれの老い耄れですが、人生が終わる瞬間まで良い音楽を愉しめれば本望です。プーランクの洒落たジョークが大好きです。

    • @T.NISHIBE_Composer
      @T.NISHIBE_Composer 3 года назад

      @@洋阿相 御年85で!私は丁度息子くらいの年代です。畏多くも天皇陛下と同年齢です!一応作曲家ですので、You Tube検索してみて下さい!

  • @alanblackwood1
    @alanblackwood1 4 года назад +18

    Poulenc didn't know how to develop his themes, but his individual ideas are always so enchanting

    • @TheVaughan5
      @TheVaughan5 3 года назад +9

      Personally I'd sooner listen to this than a Beethoven concerto, Poulenc really speaks to me and IMO his organ concerto is the finest ever written.

    • @VersaillesP88
      @VersaillesP88 3 года назад +4

      Totally disagree. This is actual French unadulterated, free from any kind of stereotype. A real treat !

    • @TheVaughan5
      @TheVaughan5 3 года назад

      @@VersaillesP88 Totally agree!

    • @jao8286
      @jao8286 3 года назад

      @@TheVaughan5 Yes!!! His organ concerto is so gooood!

    • @stephane9261
      @stephane9261 3 года назад

      When you've got too many wonderfull themes you don't need and have to develop them... Develop themes means for me lack of inspiration (sorry for my english)

  • @ayeonayeon8619
    @ayeonayeon8619 4 года назад +3

    I enjoy this music much. Thanks for knowing me such a great piece.

  • @bugatti103
    @bugatti103 3 года назад

    bravo! loved that...

  • @알하지
    @알하지 3 года назад

    뿔랑을 음악방송에서 듣고 찾아듣고 있답니다. 클래식을 그리 오래 들었건만...아직 못들어본 게 있다니...그냥 안심이 되네요^^

  • @jeffdawson2786
    @jeffdawson2786 4 года назад

    Étonnante. J’adore... 🌹

  • @vincentlebreton
    @vincentlebreton 5 лет назад +2

    Merci

  • @이성호-t3q
    @이성호-t3q 4 года назад

    참 좋습니다!

  • @ivanigorpollick6690
    @ivanigorpollick6690 3 года назад

    beautifull(,here and there some stormy)

  • @classic4ever780
    @classic4ever780 5 лет назад +3

    l' apesanteur et la grâce....

  • @jeremy8473
    @jeremy8473 9 месяцев назад

    I love the onslaught of coughs after the movements end 😂😂

  • @giancitton2604
    @giancitton2604 3 года назад +3

    CONCERTO per piano in do diesis min. (1949)
    I - Allegretto 00:27
    II - Andante con moto: Commencer très calmement 12:22
    III - Rondeau a La Française: Presto giocoso 18:45

    • @giancitton2604
      @giancitton2604 3 года назад

      Portato in primo piano per comodità di ricerca !!!

  • @iwavns
    @iwavns 3 года назад +3

    4:21 Debussy is seated at the front row!

  • @카민커피라디오
    @카민커피라디오 4 года назад

    졸업 콘서트에서 들었던 게 엊그제 같은데.. 벌써 몇년전인지...

  • @paulbu6003
    @paulbu6003 4 года назад +6

    9:53 Rite of the spring motif heard!

  • @kaleidoscopio5
    @kaleidoscopio5 4 года назад

    Tacchino's interpretation is the real thing, even better than the composer himself.

  • @VK-sp4gv
    @VK-sp4gv 3 года назад +4

    15:30 Echoes of Rheingold, anyone?

  • @archeophone
    @archeophone Год назад +1

    Bravo à tous, sauf à l'ingénieur du son qui a oublié le hautbois.

  • @l2084
    @l2084 4 года назад +5

    Le tempo ! Trop lent !!!!

    • @veramarova7717
      @veramarova7717 4 года назад +1

      Ho pensato che mi semdrasse solo. Di solito questo concerto è piu dinamico cirka 18-19 minuti.Ma anche questa interptetazione è buona. La pianista è bravissima e molto bella.

    • @philippebrun5182
      @philippebrun5182 Год назад

      Le tempo est trop lent?
      Prenez la baguette et montrez nous

  • @kancelariaprawnamdp
    @kancelariaprawnamdp 5 лет назад +4

    Very nice art :))) pretty woman.:))

  • @Allosaurus-B
    @Allosaurus-B 2 года назад +1

    i think one of the clarinettists (longer hair) has youtube channel, but i cannot recall his name at this moment. can someone help me out?

    • @robinbarr4677
      @robinbarr4677 2 года назад +2

      Nicolas Baldeyrou? fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolas_Baldeyrou. I love his multiple-personality videos!

  • @BenC901
    @BenC901 3 года назад +1

    C'est la BO de quel film(s) ? Parce que, personnellement, au moins une dizaine de longs métrages sont passés dans ma tête en écoutant ce concerto (Chaplin, Miyazaki, Spielberg, frères Coen, Sergio Leone, Tim Burton....).

    • @algo3766
      @algo3766 3 года назад

      BO de Sade de Benoît Jacquot

  • @violinhunter2
    @violinhunter2 Год назад +1

    That's a Stephen Paulello piano.

    • @violinhunter2
      @violinhunter2 Год назад

      If ever the Berlin Philharmonic wants to get away from their mechanistic way of playing, they would do well to hire Mikko Franck.

  • @Paganel75
    @Paganel75 4 года назад

    Does anybody know why Poulenc called this one (once called "Concerto number 1" because other ones were expected) *"le concerto casquette"* ??? (I do not)

    • @patrickleterme5217
      @patrickleterme5217 9 месяцев назад

      He used to say it was a "Concerto en casquette" (Concerto with a cap), opposite to a proper classical hat, meaning that the score that is "dressed casually" and doesn't take itself too seriously. It quotes indeed some popular music in the last movement.

  • @ealonsocrespo
    @ealonsocrespo 4 года назад +4

    The tempo indication in the score for the first mouvement is quarter note equals 84. That is by far much faster than the tempo chosen for this performance. The composer's tempo indications are part of the work, as are the notes and rhythms. They must be taken into serious consideration.

  • @alanblackwood1
    @alanblackwood1 3 года назад

    To Jean-Claude Adda. I give you a line from one of my short stories. Clare went into the opening phrase of Poulenc's flute sonata, such elegant, refined, melancholy music, and so totally French. So I think I know something about France and French music. I simply said Poulenc didn't know how to develop his ideas. Which is true. I think you don't know your musical arse from your elbow. AB

  • @vincentlebreton
    @vincentlebreton 5 лет назад

    Le texte sous la vidéo semble comporté des erreurs ou de curieuses formulations (traduction de l’anglais à la volée ?). C’est dommage car ces informations sous les vidéos sont très précieuses pour le public (merci d’ailleurs pour cet effort).

    • @steveegallo3384
      @steveegallo3384 5 лет назад +1

      Au contraire! Les notes d'accompagnement étaient perspicaces et précises ... et la belle Maroussia Gentet a joué sans effort et avec brio .... BRAVA d'San Agustinillo, México!!

  • @colinclarke7307
    @colinclarke7307 4 года назад +2

    Why so slow, at a couple of points nearly stops altogether

  • @andrewpetersen5272
    @andrewpetersen5272 5 лет назад +19

    Much to slow. Takes all the impetuous joy out of the music.

    • @paullewis2413
      @paullewis2413 5 лет назад +7

      I wouldn`t say ``much`` too slow but yes this performance could do with more momentum. However what a pleasure to hear Poulenc`s wonderful work instead of yet another Beethoven, Brahms etc overplayed concerto.

    • @licoricestic
      @licoricestic 5 лет назад +3

      I thought the same at first but it actually grew on me. One can savor the moments of it even more. Worse would be much too fast.

    • @Mezzotenor
      @Mezzotenor 4 года назад +2

      Agree. Leaden, which I suspect is the pianist's doing. As evidence, I offer Maestro Franck's exquisite interpretation of Poulenc's "Litanies à la Vierge noire" with an incredibly well prepared children's chorus also uploaded onto RUclips.

    • @jonyungk
      @jonyungk 4 года назад

      There is such a thing as loving the music to death. Like the difference between a cuddly puppy and a cuddly boa constrictor.

  • @natachap.5662
    @natachap.5662 3 года назад +4

    J'ai l'impression que Danny Elfman a puisé son inspiration pour certaines de ses compositions (Nightmare before Christmas notamment) dans ce concerto.

    • @victormanuelgarciagracida6677
      @victormanuelgarciagracida6677 3 года назад +1

      D'accord... Danny Elfman et aussi John Williams... La musique du Poulenc est une grande inspiration pour les compositeurs de musique de films.

    • @chong2389
      @chong2389 3 года назад

      Oui! 'Jack Skellington's Lament'

  • @jihyeooh
    @jihyeooh 4 года назад

    누가 피겨스케이트 곡 선정으로 이곡 해주면 뿔랑에대해 사람들이 많이 알게될텐데 ㅠ,ㅠ

  • @Mazric85
    @Mazric85 4 года назад +1

    Etrange piano... ?

    • @dinhted7781
      @dinhted7781 4 года назад

      Piano à cordes parallèles !

    • @DanielVieira-nf2ie
      @DanielVieira-nf2ie 4 года назад

      Notei tb!...

    • @xavier9147
      @xavier9147 4 года назад

      C'est le Stephen Paulello à 102 notes et cordes parallèles

  • @카민커피라디오
    @카민커피라디오 4 года назад +1

    뭔가, 지브리애니 기분도 나지 않나요?

  • @josephalvarez5315
    @josephalvarez5315 Месяц назад

    So weird to hear nothing but coughing after the first movement lol. I wish clapping between movements was normal

  • @benjapolcycling
    @benjapolcycling 2 года назад

    Anyone notice this is not typical 88 key piano... looks like pretty wide range and have different tone color too. Is the extra-range piano require to play this?

  • @chenardnicolas2068
    @chenardnicolas2068 4 года назад +1

    mauvaise gestion des images, très dommage. Trop de Mikko !!!

  • @adyrsebastiaoferreira5572
    @adyrsebastiaoferreira5572 4 года назад +1

    O concerto é melodioso, mas falta-lhe muita BRAVURA, que pudesse aproxima-lo ao menos um pouquinho de Beethoven ou Prokofieff! Nota 4!

    • @otaviolamounier6366
      @otaviolamounier6366 4 года назад

      Em 5 ou 10 ?

    • @adyrsebastiaoferreira5572
      @adyrsebastiaoferreira5572 4 года назад

      Otavio Lamounier -
      Obrigado pelo aviso, amigo. 4 em 10! Mas, embora formado em piano, está é uma simples opinião minha, sem maior aprofundamento técnico.

    • @DanielVieira-nf2ie
      @DanielVieira-nf2ie 4 года назад

      Mas há Stravinsky, Rach... Como uma bela sátira (obviamente) própria do estilo. Os atentos perceberão...
      Este concerto não perde em nada para obra mestra nenhuma, pois ele o é a obra!
      😉

  • @leoinsf
    @leoinsf 3 года назад +1

    Too slow and draggy! Poulenc is notoriously exciting in what he writes and this is missing from this performance.
    Yes, the lyric side of Poulenc is brilliantly depicted, but where is the excitement that Poulenc does so well?
    Poulenc is a master of themes. Yes, we are able to follow the development very well by the slow tempo, but what is missing is the drama and sparkle!
    Poulenc is no "Beethoven", but he is a "Saint Saens."

  • @orfeo117
    @orfeo117 Год назад

    Es insoportable este concierto....carente de TODO.....con "estructuras rítmicas y melódicas" indefinidas...ambiguas...."opacas"...y toda la obra resulta SIN FUERZA ni vitalidad...DEPLORABLE....

  • @BenzemonstreENTs
    @BenzemonstreENTs 2 года назад

    La pianiste est jolie.

  • @povillon1
    @povillon1 3 года назад

    Dommage que ce piano n'ait pas d'échappement profond...On a l'impression d'un son qui ne s'épanouit pas...Rien ne vaut un bon Steinway...Je sais que les cordes parallèles se veulent une révolution...Pas convaincu...

    • @thomasmaze9156
      @thomasmaze9156 3 года назад

      Je vous avoue sans honte mon ignorance quant aux détails techniques que vous mentionnez, et je suis bien incapable de faire la distinction entre le son de ce piano et un Steinway. Pourriez-vous m'éclairer sur cette notion d'échappement et sur les cordes de Steinway non parallèles ? Merci d'avance.

  • @gahermann
    @gahermann 2 года назад

    Sloppy.

  • @wilhamcobly3805
    @wilhamcobly3805 2 года назад

    Peter Lorre conducting