Shastakovich, Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky all incredible Russian composers. This sounds so Russian you can just imagine soldiers marching in the cold!
Музыка Сергея Прокофьева волшебна!!! Браво оркестру!!! Браво дирижёру!!! Уютный зал. Благодарю за доставленное наслаждение и погружение в сказочный мир. Отдельное спасибо осветителям и оператору!
I am sitting stunned in my chair. What a performance and what a great acoustics that hall has. The Death of Tybalt is very intense. They are all into it.
So very nice to listen to this. When I hear music like this, it makes me want to go back and read the play again. Wonderful, thank you for sharing your talent
I have a few CDs of Prokofiev and was always wondering when I could see a live performance. Well today I saw it and it was magnificent! Great orchestra!
@@anielbaldemor1436 There is nothing like seeing it performed live! Of course you could also have a similar experience on the internet provided you have a good music system at home. But nothing like a live performance
@@anandsamuel1978 Hello! Thank you for responding. Weird coincidence but, i just understood what you meant. My classmate played the guitar a few hours ago and it sounded MUCH better on person than on the recordings i heard online. And thank you for answering my question!
@@judepayne9638 It's free to differ but there's no comparison as to the brilliance of Prokofiev. Mahler's symphony 2 is an exercise in standard composing, whereas Romeo and Juliet explores the boundaries of creativity and lushness.
Wow I had no idea that familiar opening theme came from this suite! This is really good although I’ll have to listen to it some more and compare it with Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet which is also amazing, Happy 25th anniversary!
Prokofiev The Destroyer blowing up every Classical form he can get his hands on (with a Smile of course, the scamp) If you were raised/performed the likes of Back, Beethoven, Chopin, Rach and you get to Prok, it's like mouthwash for your brain. So yummy. Scratches that itch you just can't reach. The Atonal Camp like Schoenberg are just rearranging the rubbled Prok made! I LOVE PROKOFIEV!!!! This guy was so audacious/mischievous he named a collection "Sarcasms" ...and then there's that G# after all those white keys!
Ich schwebe gerde im siebten Himmel 😂 hab allerdings eine halbe Flasche Vodka hinter mir 😂😂😂 das ist einfach unglaublich, das ist Russland nicht Putin und nicht Stalin .
Hörenswerte Aufführung dieser spätromantischen Suite mit gut harmonisierten Töne aller Instrumente. Der sorgfältige Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Orchester im gut betrachteten Tempo mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik.
Sergei "pinched " the second theme from his Classical symphony - one of the most enchanting works I know. It was used in a TV series I worked on in the 1970s "The Boys of Flaxton Hall" Altogether a real pleasure to listen to - although a little surprised at how serious the players were, I smile most of the way, despite the sad story. :-)
Orchestral players generally don't smile -it's called concentration. Just as we tend not to smile during states of sexual arousal. there are some things we do in this life that give us enormous pleasure, but that we do without grins on our faces...
It's only a third of the score. Conductors love to create a suite from their own favourite sections. Every suite you hear has a new combination and in a random order, dramatically speaking.
A wonderful performance and well recorded, without the usual compression of the dynamics. Where is this concert hall? It looks remarkably similar to The Ulster Hall in Belfast, N.Ireland.
Shastakovich, Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky all incredible Russian composers. This sounds so Russian you can just imagine soldiers marching in the cold!
no... it's just only the music of november in north russian plaines... the music of life without sun. music of the fire or fire of the hearth..
You miss Rachmaninoff
and rimsky-korsakov too@@plan3-238
@@plan3-238…and Glazunov and Khachaturian!
No mistaking that!
Still gives me goosebumps! LOVE THIS!!
To me too,always
Ce qu'il y a bien avec Prokofiev en particulier dans Roméo et Juliette, c'est que chaque instrument à son heure de gloire.
Had the pleasure of attending a concert at the iconic Concertgebouw Hall a few years back. Unique among concert halls.
Gänsehaut schon nach 10 Sekunden, Ganzkörper-Igelkostüm!
00:03 1. The Montagues and Capulets (Монтекки и Капулетти) [Suite 2]
05:14 2. The Young Juliet (Джульетта-девочка) [Suite 2]
09:18 3. Madrigal (Мадригал) [Suite 1]
13:06 4. Minuet (Менуэт) [Suite 1]
16:18 5. Masks (Маски) [Suite 1]
18:32 6. Romeo and Juliet (Ромео и Джульетта) [Suite 1]
26:05 7. Death of Tybalt (Гибель Тибальда) [Suite 1]
Solo chup4l0
Thanks❤
I LOVE Prokiev's Romeo & Juliet
Isn’t this the best, classical music is the greatest
I wish more could listen to this, and appreciate the beauty of it
Totally agree 👍.
Музыка Сергея Прокофьева волшебна!!! Браво оркестру!!! Браво дирижёру!!! Уютный зал. Благодарю за доставленное наслаждение и погружение в сказочный мир. Отдельное спасибо осветителям и оператору!
Happy Birthday to Sergei Prokofiev REST IN POWER Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!
Compositor + Intérpretes maravillosos !!!
I am sitting stunned in my chair. What a performance and what a great acoustics that hall has. The Death of Tybalt is very intense. They are all into it.
Prokofied es uno de los compositores que considero excepcionales. Gracias por compartirlo.
27:21 This is the part everyone wants to hear!!!
This is the size of an orchestra needed to really bring out the strength of the music. A perfect venue. Bravo ! 🎉
Which venue is this?
@@Dudemon-1 I don”t know … It is Maybe Greece by the name .AVROTROS …
@@Dudemon-1 Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
there are no words. Thank you!
Musik + Orchester = Grandios 👍 👍 👍 👏 👏 👏 🙋
Eines der besten Orchester,die ich je gehört habe,sehr ausdrucksstarke Interpretation,pravo!💐 auch für den Dirigenten!💐
EEN ... RECLAME MIDDENIN EEN CONCERT ? Zijn we nou helemaal gek geworden !!!
Senfonik müziklerin ortasında reklam olmamalı. RUclips efendileri duydunuz muuuuuuuu?
It’s free!!!
@@stravinsky4 Are you kidding, or just trolling ?
Trolling? You must be one of those something for nothing folks. Freeloader. It’s a privilege to see and hear this! Did you pay for it?
Je ne connais pas antony hermus mais sa compréhension de cette musique m'a bluffé.Direction d'orchestre éblouissante.
훌륭한 오케스트라~~멋진 음악 감상 잘했습니다~~^^
Everything is perfect in this video!!!!!!!! Amazed!!!
ME TOO!
Great, and with 6:10 Jason Watkins moonlighting on bassoon too.
So very nice to listen to this. When I hear music like this, it makes me want to go back and read the play again. Wonderful, thank you for sharing your talent
The Radio Filharmonisch Orchestra is a very fine orchestra. Thank you for the music
1:34 Dance of the knights 🔥🔥
First time I heard this piece... That's so awesome! What a concerto...
Wait, this is a suite, not a concerto...
@@nikkarther4632 I know I'm a bit late... I've heard it can be a translation error
I have a few CDs of Prokofiev and was always wondering when I could see a live performance. Well today I saw it and it was magnificent! Great orchestra!
It's been year, but may i ask, does it feel different from seeing it on the internet than on seeing it live?
@@anielbaldemor1436 There is nothing like seeing it performed live! Of course you could also have a similar experience on the internet provided you have a good music system at home. But nothing like a live performance
@@anandsamuel1978 Hello! Thank you for responding. Weird coincidence but, i just understood what you meant. My classmate played the guitar a few hours ago and it sounded MUCH better on person than on the recordings i heard online. And thank you for answering my question!
Presentation Sections
Section 1: 0:30-2:19
Section 2: 2:20-3:41
Section 3: 30:00
3:14
here you go
This will play on my funeral 🎉
Antony Hermus is brilliant...Bravo!
Great. Thanks you'. 💖
LOVE IT!
Enthousiasment ! Bravo .
My 'AK Classical Education' continues ... I recognised the tune aadter 01: 32 ... and now I know it was Prokofiev as well!
Exquisita interpretación. BRAVO !!!
Very emotion! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The greatest masterpiece of classical music. No competition.
Yes!
No
Mahler symphony no. 2 begs to differ
@@judepayne9638 It's free to differ but there's no comparison as to the brilliance of Prokofiev. Mahler's symphony 2 is an exercise in standard composing, whereas Romeo and Juliet explores the boundaries of creativity and lushness.
Excellent quality, both audio and video. Thanks so much!
I agree, the quality of these performances have come a long way in both sound and video.
Uma interpretação primorosa!...
Me encantan sus conciertos, agradecido y ¡Feliz Aniversario!
Wow I had no idea that familiar opening theme came from this suite! This is really good although I’ll have to listen to it some more and compare it with Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet which is also amazing,
Happy 25th anniversary!
If I remeber correctly, Hector Berlioz also composed some very beautiful music inspired by Romeo and Juliet.
This is not the opening theme, the version you hear here is a very short version of Romeo and Juliet.
The other composers are also brilliant, this is still my favorite!
I just saw American Ballet Theater's production via Sir Kenneth McMillan. Music, dancing, costumes - to die for.
Wow that orchestra is huge - like watching a rock band with a wall of Marshalls.
Prokofiev The Destroyer blowing up every Classical form he can get his hands on (with a Smile of course, the scamp) If you were raised/performed the likes of Back, Beethoven, Chopin, Rach and you get to Prok, it's like mouthwash for your brain. So yummy. Scratches that itch you just can't reach. The Atonal Camp like Schoenberg are just rearranging the rubbled Prok made! I LOVE PROKOFIEV!!!! This guy was so audacious/mischievous he named a collection "Sarcasms" ...and then there's that G# after all those white keys!
How nice to keep up with the program while visiting the Festival of Early Music in Utrecht at the same time. Thank you AVRO & TROS
Ich schwebe gerde im siebten Himmel 😂 hab allerdings eine halbe Flasche Vodka hinter mir 😂😂😂 das ist einfach unglaublich, das ist Russland nicht Putin und nicht Stalin .
Hörenswerte Aufführung dieser spätromantischen Suite mit gut harmonisierten Töne aller Instrumente. Der sorgfältige Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Orchester im gut betrachteten Tempo mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik.
💕Marvellous!
OOOFF!!!!! Those Basses are CLEAN.
Oh yes!!! The greatest hit!!
This music is part of the opening of the Bob Guccione movie CALIGULA from 1979
Enormous
26:09 youre welcome
Sergei "pinched " the second theme from his Classical symphony - one of the most enchanting works I know. It was used in a TV series I worked on in the 1970s "The Boys of Flaxton Hall" Altogether a real pleasure to listen to - although a little surprised at how serious the players were, I smile most of the way, despite the sad story. :-)
Orchestral players generally don't smile -it's called concentration. Just as we tend not to smile during states of sexual arousal. there are some things we do in this life that give us enormous pleasure, but that we do without grins on our faces...
@@paulybarr well said
Self-plagiarism is style
Muy buena orquesta y muy buen director!
27:25 l'm playing this too...
It's really hard 😭😭😭😭😭😭
0:34 He's very into it
6:40 so this is where A.Piazzolla got the idea for finale of his Invierno porteno 😅
6:16 the nightmare of any member of the pit 😱
YES!!!!
might i suggest another classical piece --Prokofiev ,romeo and juliet no 13dance of the knights (valery gergiev LSO)
Thanx)
Ну скажем так, есть конечно вопросики к этому произведению...
deep respect for the cornett player
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Where is this video taken? Looks like the perfect venue
Concertgebouw in Amsterdam
28:02 wait, did the harpist just toss her plectrum in the air?
Wonderful recording, but where's "Romeo at Juliet's Grave"?
It's only a third of the score. Conductors love to create a suite from their own favourite sections. Every suite you hear has a new combination and in a random order, dramatically speaking.
21:00
18:31 VI
I came here looking for the viola d'amore, which I read is featured in this suite. Can anyone help me find it?
26:23にクラリネットが突然暴走している。「なんてことするんだよ！！」弦楽器の人たちがイラッとした瞬間だ。私もだけど。アマチュアのオーケストラでよくあるやつ。残念ですがこんなに上手なオーケストラでもこんな事故は起こるんですね。でも二回目の同じフレーズではまったく問題がないのは流石プロですな！
A wonderful performance and well recorded, without the usual compression of the dynamics.
Where is this concert hall? It looks remarkably similar to The Ulster Hall in Belfast, N.Ireland.
It is the 'Koninklijk Concertgebouw' (Royal concert building) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. (I was there during this performance and it was amazing!)
at 31 or so thanks for the flute
Morning crismas merry crismas hapenes new year
Hey. You know if any channels like yours in English? With great sound like yours too?
16:59 26:43
Русский гений
1:33
27:27
30:02
Bu orkestra'nın adı yok mu?
Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra
@@smyrnianlink Thank you. 💚
27:24
Where is this place?
Concertgebouw in Amsterdam
What is the location of the music hall, please?
who is the clarinetist with the white hair?
Is it you?😀
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😮 Is the last chord meant to sound like that?
20:49
Не плохо. Но трубачей в этом оркестре, видимо, зашугала охрана труда. Forte не дают (смерть Тибальда).
1:33 何という事でしょう。
Es una falta de respeto y una ordinariez que interrumpan el concierto para dar espacio a la estridente publicidad
Helcures Poirot lol
Yeet
I first heard the " Dance of the Knights " on TV. This was when Gen. Swatzkoff drove up to his Middle East HQ. It stirred me then, still does.
Amateur musicians? Too many notes out of tune,specially high strings. Great videography!
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