Carl Maria von Weber - Clarinet Concerto No. 1 in F minor, Op. 73 (1811)

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  • @trianglearchives5776
    @trianglearchives5776 4 года назад +92

    One of the coolest classical pieces I’ve ever heard. This stuff is just too underrated.

    • @marcolucca6241
      @marcolucca6241 4 года назад +9

      Underrated Weber?? Maybe by parvenu ignorants! It's the key name of german Opera

    • @SpaghettiToaster
      @SpaghettiToaster 4 года назад +1

      @@marcolucca6241 Pretty sure that would be Wagner.

    • @marcolucca6241
      @marcolucca6241 4 года назад +5

      @@SpaghettiToaster no, Wagner is the big one. But without Weber, no Wagner would have existed

    • @polarfuchs1692
      @polarfuchs1692 4 года назад +1

      Actually romantic

    • @bapofbread6542
      @bapofbread6542 2 года назад

      @@marcolucca6241 mouth breather

  • @patrickmchugh4616
    @patrickmchugh4616 4 года назад +85

    As a clarinet student this piece was my absolute favorite. The second movement is so beautiful, full of tone and nuance, it brings tears to my eyes. Maybe the best clarinet piece ever penned by man.

    • @angelafield2090
      @angelafield2090 4 года назад +2

      Agreed. Totally gives me goosebumps, its like an emotional roller coaster

  • @itzelrivera8167
    @itzelrivera8167 7 лет назад +227

    Movement I - Allegro moderato 0:00
    Movement II - Adagio. ma non troppo 7:45
    Movement III - Rondo. Allegretto (Allegro) 13:37

  • @MarcosLopez-cu6ui
    @MarcosLopez-cu6ui День назад

    Great Operatic Concerto for the clarinet. It’s like a story…every note and subject so masterfully weaved together. Thank you Maestro Weber. And Bravo to this fabulous performer 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏…he’s just flawless.

  • @waalererik
    @waalererik Год назад +6

    Truly a great achievement to compose as his first clarinet concerto. Virtuoso, childishly playful, romantic and emotional. And Clarinet Concerto No. 2 is also a masterpiece. What a great composer von Weber was.

  • @duka7436
    @duka7436 11 месяцев назад +18

    I remember... 40 years ago I stood in front of my teacher at the music college and had to play Webers concerto from memory. He wasn't happy (neither was I😂) and I had to start over several times.

  • @tatianawilliams
    @tatianawilliams 6 лет назад +234

    I don't know, it seems that the majority of the comments here are from experts or musicians.
    I'm a noob in this, but I really love this kind of music, even if I don't play any instrument.
    A really lovely sound

    • @Yuppie.Mike.
      @Yuppie.Mike. 6 лет назад +11

      There's two more you should look at on RUclips 1 Martin Frost Aaron Copland clarinet concerto 2 and the bigger again concerto 1 with Sabina Meyer. It's extremely exciting.

    • @Yuppie.Mike.
      @Yuppie.Mike. 6 лет назад +3

      Thanks for your channel new subscriber.

    • @timothythorne9464
      @timothythorne9464 5 лет назад +16

      Weber + clarinet = perfect combination.

    • @tat3917
      @tat3917 4 года назад +7

      Another clarinet piece that I think you would enjoy is Brahms' Clarinet Quintet. Let me know what you think.

    • @ught2304
      @ught2304 3 года назад +2

      play clarinet

  • @han_zhang22
    @han_zhang22 Год назад +5

    as a flute student this piece really opened my eyes. This arouses me everytime I play this accompaniment part and excites me so much everytime I hear it on classic fm. Maybe the best clarinet piece every produced by mankind

  • @Quotenwagnerianer
    @Quotenwagnerianer 7 лет назад +181

    THE Clarinet Concerto. No clarinetist worth his trade will miss to play this.

    • @mydogskips2
      @mydogskips2 6 лет назад +18

      Personally, I would make that statement in reference to Mozart's work.

    • @nimeshsingh4943
      @nimeshsingh4943 4 года назад +10

      @@mydogskips2 I actually think Weber's 2nd is the superior. It seems the most challenging technically and musically- the 3rd movt. especially for its technical and stylistic demands.

    • @christina7981
      @christina7981 3 года назад

      @@mydogskips2 both

    • @maxgregorycompositions6216
      @maxgregorycompositions6216 2 года назад +1

      it's A clarinet concerto.

    • @Quotenwagnerianer
      @Quotenwagnerianer 2 года назад

      @@maxgregorycompositions6216 This is as much "A" clarinet concerto as Dvorak's Cello Concerto is just "A" cello concerto. 😉

  • @sebastientraglia1351
    @sebastientraglia1351 8 лет назад +113

    That introduction has been stuck in my head for several days lately. I really love it! Another composer I need to reconsider

    • @PianomanRay
      @PianomanRay 8 лет назад +6

      Sebastien Traglia Yes! I could have those few measures looping all day long... I feel the same way

    • @timothykarpov1432
      @timothykarpov1432 3 года назад

      Oh my gawd. I have been playing the intro to schumanns unfinished piano concerto no 8.. i cant get the beauty of it out of my head. Like i really know what they mean by unfinished because i want to complete it

    • @timothykarpov1432
      @timothykarpov1432 3 года назад

      Sorry i meant Shubert

    • @ellaroman1592
      @ellaroman1592 3 года назад +1

      the introduction of rossini's introduction theme and variations is even more addicting.

    • @Beertje21
      @Beertje21 4 месяца назад

      for me it is the third mouvement. So catchy

  • @Dylonely_9274
    @Dylonely_9274 2 года назад +13

    A great underrated composer ! I love his music.

    • @TranscendentalMiner
      @TranscendentalMiner Год назад +4

      Very true! I think Weber's music deserves way more recognition.

  • @christina7981
    @christina7981 3 года назад +11

    My kid used to play the clarinet, in this piece, in competition. Glorious hours of practice.

  • @c08lam
    @c08lam Год назад +31

    It is difficult to find a piece from the classical period which has this level of tension, Weber is an underrated composer.

  • @CSRookie
    @CSRookie 3 года назад +4

    Thank you Mr. E. Gardner for introducing me to this piece in high school..... a true legend of the clarinet world up in New England

  • @PamelaAaralyn
    @PamelaAaralyn 3 года назад +29

    This piece won me a scholarship. It's quite difficult technically at times and also was simply such a joy to play!

    • @Amadea27
      @Amadea27 2 года назад +1

      Congrats! That's quite some achievement!

  • @julianfwong
    @julianfwong 4 года назад +3

    The more I listen to the opening, the more I delve into this piece's beauty. Delightful piece of work.

  • @brynjarhoff-lr6hw
    @brynjarhoff-lr6hw Год назад +3

    I will only say,this is the most beutifull recording of Weber,s concert nr.1.listen to this clarinettplaying gives me good memories of the past and the future. Give this message to Boeykens if that is possible…With great respect and feelings. From Brynjar Hoff ret.oboeist

    • @bartjebartmans
      @bartjebartmans  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment! Walter Boeykens passed away in 2013. Here is a link to his impressive career: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Boeykens

  • @koenvergouwen589
    @koenvergouwen589 5 лет назад +4

    This is so phenemonally beautiful. The piece is just right from the first to the last note. I've been getting goose bumps from this music for many, many years.

  • @tootall432
    @tootall432 2 года назад +2

    ugh this is glorious. I'm revisiting this for a music festival audition and it feels like I never left it.

  • @VlnAlexandrosIakovou
    @VlnAlexandrosIakovou 6 лет назад +28

    This masterpiece shows the terrific range of the instrument! Rondo Allegretto is great!

  • @PianomanRay
    @PianomanRay 8 лет назад +19

    When the violins divided at 6:49 oh my my my, I got chills

  • @oren682
    @oren682 5 лет назад +7

    The major form in the second movment sound so beautiful

  • @CGP05
    @CGP05 16 дней назад +1

    This music is actually so beautiful wow

  • @unknownstrangerunknownstra2070
    @unknownstrangerunknownstra2070 4 года назад +7

    Imagine a coach driving through thick snow at night while being hunted by someone. Fantastic concerto.

    • @rainydays1122
      @rainydays1122 2 года назад

      Oh I love it when people interpret classic pieces like this! it bring such a feel of depth to the music for me

  • @АлександрЯрков-ш2з

    Bravo bravo bravo brilliance fantastic grandiose music concerto super wow wow wow

  • @bearygoodbeans8169
    @bearygoodbeans8169 5 лет назад +9

    oh my word i used to play this. Walter Boeykens is EXTREMELY good!

  • @davidbloss9134
    @davidbloss9134 6 лет назад +139

    A group I'm in is preparing this for an upcoming concert ... to be followed by Shostakovich's 5th Symphony. Hoping there will be medical care available for the soloist at the end of the concert!

    • @tatianawilliams
      @tatianawilliams 6 лет назад +3

      David Bloss Good luck to all of you! ♥

    • @jeanghika7653
      @jeanghika7653 3 года назад +6

      Shostakovich après Weber!?!? Le malheureux Weber ne peut pas se défendre. C'est injuste.

    • @erika6651
      @erika6651 2 года назад +3

      @@jeanghika7653 both are incredible composers. Strange combo for a concert however lol

    • @mrbananahead2005
      @mrbananahead2005 2 года назад +1

      Oh... oh no

    • @mettechristinebolstad731
      @mettechristinebolstad731 2 года назад +2

      @@jeanghika7653 We had Prokofiev 7 after it lol

  • @davidrehak3539
    @davidrehak3539 5 лет назад +5

    Carl maria von Weber:1.f-moll Klarinétverseny Op.73
    1.Allegro moderato 00:00
    2.Adagio,ma non troppo 07:45
    3.Rondo:Allegretto (Allegro) 13:37
    Walter Boeykens-klarinét
    Rotterdami Filharmonikus Zenekar
    Vezényel:James Conlon

  • @francescopaolosaraceni5444
    @francescopaolosaraceni5444 Год назад +2

    Wonderful, no other words

  • @simonkawasaki4229
    @simonkawasaki4229 2 года назад +3

    Really gorgeous! One hears Weber's Mozartean influence, but it is incredibly distinct!!

  • @pauswing
    @pauswing 2 года назад +2

    Excellent version of Walter Boeykens !!

  • @alexoglez
    @alexoglez 2 месяца назад +1

    Weber❤ love all his music
    He was a great composer, you can listen his Beethovenian influences

  • @philippecirse4872
    @philippecirse4872 9 месяцев назад +3

    Je perds la tête depuis un assez long temps mais cette musique ensoleillée, m'aide à flotter & garder la tête hors de l'eau💥

  • @harryandruschak2843
    @harryandruschak2843 8 лет назад +15

    Always a delight to listen to this work :)

    • @Meliagun
      @Meliagun 7 лет назад

      Absolutely right!

  • @leungyatchun9552
    @leungyatchun9552 5 лет назад +48

    The keys of Brahms’ two clarinet sonatas are actually inspired by Weber’s two clarinet concertos - f minor and E flat major respectively.

    • @timothythorne9464
      @timothythorne9464 5 лет назад +10

      Chun Mozart amazing! And these pieces were written about 80 (or more) years before Brahms' famous chamber works written for Muhlfeld.
      It's about time Weber gets more performances. His music is superb.

    • @CSRookie
      @CSRookie 3 года назад +5

      so interesting that the same thing happened to Weber, Mozart and Brahms ~~ they all met clarinetists who inspired them to write more chamber music for the clarinet

    • @Fenyxo7
      @Fenyxo7 3 года назад +1

      no wonder they’re all so hard lol

    • @CloudyMcCloud00
      @CloudyMcCloud00 Год назад

      Never noticed that before! But the moods are very different -- especially the no. 2's.

    • @erikthenorviking8251
      @erikthenorviking8251 Год назад +1

      Such a shame Brahms never wrote a clarinet concerto.

  • @michaelwortmann3895
    @michaelwortmann3895 2 года назад +1

    Tank you so much. DerKlariNette

  • @mmbmbmbmb
    @mmbmbmbmb 3 года назад +3

    Very much enjoyed ~ thank you !

  • @Abmarp
    @Abmarp 6 лет назад +3

    So wonderful !!

  • @handsomeX
    @handsomeX 4 года назад +9

    This has a Beethoven feel to it. Lovely piece. I played this in music school years ago.

  • @grantwoolard
    @grantwoolard 4 года назад +6

    I've been earwormed by the rondo

  • @Clara_Datorino
    @Clara_Datorino 5 месяцев назад +2

    Per me che non sono nè una musicista n'è un' intenditrice questa è musica divina che gli Angeli si dilettano a suonare. Il che vuol dire che il Cielo esiste, nonostante la Terra sia travagliata dalle guerre. O, forse, esiste solo RUclips e allora ....... basta accontentarsi! 13:46

  • @fredericchopin7538
    @fredericchopin7538 3 года назад +2

    Marvelous!

  • @clarinetmaster5990
    @clarinetmaster5990 11 месяцев назад +7

    Mozart went quiet after this banger dropped 🥶🥶💯

    • @kentrosaurusboi3909
      @kentrosaurusboi3909 3 месяца назад +1

      He was already dead, Weber is his relative interestingly enough

    • @clarinetmaster5990
      @clarinetmaster5990 3 месяца назад

      @@kentrosaurusboi3909 didnt know either of that. Pretty cool

  • @kingsbishop1479
    @kingsbishop1479 2 года назад +2

    15:05 i love that base part it is so good

  • @willrobinson1229
    @willrobinson1229 4 года назад +1

    Huge fan of von Weber. Both thumbs up!

  • @lamaspacos
    @lamaspacos 3 года назад +3

    VERY GOOD.

  • @WilfriedBerk
    @WilfriedBerk 5 лет назад +6

    Walter Boeykens, clarinet and the Rotterdam Philharmonic conducted by James Conlon

  • @terrfan
    @terrfan Год назад +1

    i love the 3rd mvt so much

  • @marcosPRATA918
    @marcosPRATA918 8 лет назад +5

    Brilhante Weber.

  • @vvKrasilnikov
    @vvKrasilnikov 4 года назад +2

    Высший класс! Браво!

  • @Huonpines
    @Huonpines 5 месяцев назад +1

    The sound of clarinet is from the heaven!
    I once tried to learn it but it was too difficult to me - right thumb was so painful to hold it, the reed needs to be maintained so meticulously, some notes were impossible to make a right tune…
    So I moved to flute which does not require reed, no pain with fingers.
    I am reasonably happy with the flute but it requires blowing skills to make perfect pitch like a violin. But I still envy with clarinet sound.

  • @vickyk1861
    @vickyk1861 28 дней назад +1

    Dreamy music

  • @joycehall4671
    @joycehall4671 6 лет назад +5

    Wonderful piece and interpretation!! Very uplifting!!!!

  • @alexxcjz6470
    @alexxcjz6470 5 лет назад +4

    17:30 love this

  • @lesterrichardsoniv2456
    @lesterrichardsoniv2456 6 лет назад +5

    My band director handed “Rondo” to me, he said it was for my governors school audition. I looked at him like he was crazy

  • @Truth-g9p
    @Truth-g9p Месяц назад

    Pretty cool that im related to this guy. This sounds good.

  • @selj5589
    @selj5589 3 года назад +3

    Playing this for my solo this year… wish me luck haha

  • @ccanaves
    @ccanaves 6 лет назад +26

    Dat intro, omg DAT INTRO

    • @royzhao6537
      @royzhao6537 4 года назад +3

      Carlos M. Canavessi ikr it’s amazing

  • @vanelily
    @vanelily 3 года назад +3

    I think weber's clarinet work is very sexy and cool and poggers

  • @chase6495
    @chase6495 Год назад +2

    I have this as a solo soon

  • @felipesaldana3756
    @felipesaldana3756 5 лет назад +4

    Me encanta este concierto, principalmente el tercer movimiento, es maravilloso

  • @joshuafruend3348
    @joshuafruend3348 3 года назад +5

    Hommage à Mozart in the second movement? Beautiful concerto!

    • @Pawel_Malecki
      @Pawel_Malecki Месяц назад

      More like a plagiarism due the lack of creativity in the first movement. A pathetic attempt at imitating the texture of K. 491 in the opening, direct quotes from Pamina's arias all over the movement with an absurd amount of text directions to the soloist indicating the music itself isn't interesting enough unless special effects are employed. I am glad this is not played much - Krommer and Crussel wrote much better works.

  • @תמראביבה
    @תמראביבה 6 лет назад +1

    inspirational

  • @peterdegroef
    @peterdegroef 7 лет назад +2

    prachtig!

  • @brunovianna9695
    @brunovianna9695 5 лет назад +1

    Vim aqui pra ver essa música que está no EDITAL do concurso da Marinha, confronto para clarinete

  • @emjay2045
    @emjay2045 2 года назад +2

    🖤

  • @babypluto222
    @babypluto222 5 месяцев назад

    1:05 to 2:00
    2:37 to 3:30

  • @MaestroConrad
    @MaestroConrad 8 лет назад +8

    Anyone else hear the a being played at around 8:32? It freaks me out!!!

  • @jacklystackly
    @jacklystackly 3 года назад +1

    Can we all agree the 1st and 2nd movement are impressive to play, but the 2nd movemnet is just more fun to listen to

  • @nil.anet1
    @nil.anet1 3 года назад +1

    Çok güzel...

  • @benjaminha5420
    @benjaminha5420 3 года назад +1

    1:07 Cl enters

  • @Itsundiscovered
    @Itsundiscovered 2 года назад

    At 10:14 the clarinet plays a g instead of an f#. It sounds so much better though no complaining but it has f'ed up my practice.

  • @flyspray300gnet9
    @flyspray300gnet9 7 лет назад +1

    TO DOPE! Bro!

  • @victorheredia7185
    @victorheredia7185 3 года назад +2

    El gran Von Weber

  • @mr.klunee4103
    @mr.klunee4103 4 года назад

    1:57 the F# and G are played an octave too low. To be fair it is written like that at the end of the first movement though.

    • @uynaes3988
      @uynaes3988 2 года назад

      a lot of editions write it an octave lower than the original, i guess it was intended

  • @aaronjorgefridman5662
    @aaronjorgefridman5662 5 месяцев назад

    Bello concierto "a caballo" entre el clasicismo y el romanticismo

  • @camillefricot1757
    @camillefricot1757 4 года назад

    Does the first movement follow the sonata form ?

    • @farrelpermadi5471
      @farrelpermadi5471 4 года назад

      Every first movement of symphonic works like Symphony and Concerto will always follow the Sonata Form

  • @girlgeniusnyc272
    @girlgeniusnyc272 4 года назад

    Wow!!!
    Was this in a film soundtrack??
    Experts - can you help me? :)

  • @oxxxi1488
    @oxxxi1488 Год назад

    If the solo part was for violin and I had to guess who the composer was, I´d say Mendelssohn with such a huuuuge confidence :D

  • @hannahjunpark
    @hannahjunpark 5 лет назад

    Anyone know if this clarinet is a Bb or not?

    • @samschomberg9798
      @samschomberg9798 5 лет назад +2

      yeh it is i just played it

    • @hannahjunpark
      @hannahjunpark 5 лет назад

      Sam Schomberg thanks!

    • @ruanpingshan
      @ruanpingshan 4 года назад

      @@samschomberg9798 Could you tell me what the fingering numbers at 3:35 mean? (e.g. 4, 3, 0, etc.) I've never seen that kind of notation before.

  • @sipdip238
    @sipdip238 3 года назад +2

    attempting to play this as my audition piece, im screwed lmfao
    the 32nd notes are so hard eeeee

  • @user-ks6sv6sj5t
    @user-ks6sv6sj5t 4 года назад

    10:03 - 13:40

  • @Seekthetruth3000
    @Seekthetruth3000 3 года назад +1

    👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍

  • @alexandrkuchinskiy
    @alexandrkuchinskiy Год назад

    19:05 solo, for me

  • @victor7040
    @victor7040 4 года назад

    tht drop @4:16

  • @mdrakic
    @mdrakic 3 года назад +1

    2nd movement intro = Freischütz Ouverture intro.

  • @tomwheeler1082
    @tomwheeler1082 5 лет назад

    3:00

  • @jhonycleiton327
    @jhonycleiton327 4 года назад +1

    Olá Jhony do futuro, espero que esteja num nível melhor! Caso não esteja estou desapontado 😡

  • @이여경-j7q
    @이여경-j7q 3 года назад

    13:40

  • @yyjj841
    @yyjj841 5 лет назад +3

    Great but in my head I couldnt help but compare it to Mozart's Concerto in which it appears microscopic

    • @nimeshsingh4943
      @nimeshsingh4943 4 года назад +1

      I'm interested to know how? The first movement of this piece is so grand and dramatic but the Mozart concerto is just playful and catchy. Nothing as raw and passionate about it. Even its 2nd movt. is not that good.

    • @jamjam9253
      @jamjam9253 4 года назад +3

      @@nimeshsingh4943 I think the Mozart Concerto is unsurpassed by any other clarinet concerto. Although Webers Concerti are great, in my opinion Mozarts Concerto is a completely different class.

  • @frederickthegreat4801
    @frederickthegreat4801 4 месяца назад

    10:31

  • @sneekermeer525
    @sneekermeer525 7 лет назад

    Leuk..

  • @Seekthetruth3000
    @Seekthetruth3000 6 лет назад +11

    This is real music not the stuff that Jay- Z makes.

    • @丕刀卜乙卜人凹卜-d4x
      @丕刀卜乙卜人凹卜-d4x 6 лет назад +2

      Seekthetruth3000 jay z is talented.

    • @pomless2639
      @pomless2639 6 лет назад +8

      i mean music is ever changing, so if you can't accept that Jay Z makes music then I don't think you understand music at all.

    • @niklasmalcharczyk
      @niklasmalcharczyk 3 года назад +2

      @@pomless2639 well, it is evolving, just backwards

  • @chessisgreatd8802
    @chessisgreatd8802 3 года назад

    playing this in summer from 7th to 8th grade wtf

  • @Hyde2997
    @Hyde2997 7 лет назад +2

    J'suis vraiment l'seul ici à avoir découvert Carl Maria grâce à Anthox ?..

    • @AD-ce7dr
      @AD-ce7dr 7 лет назад +1

      Je t'ai cherché pendant tout ce temps ! Ahah c'est juste trop bien !

  • @nimeshsingh4943
    @nimeshsingh4943 4 года назад +2

    Tempo too fast on the 1st movt- causes it to lose some character especially in the runs. But otherwise good intonation and style.

    • @CarlBowlby
      @CarlBowlby 4 года назад +1

      I agree, too showy, which loses the character and tone.

  • @davidgonzalez-herrera2980
    @davidgonzalez-herrera2980 4 года назад

    I be on that Squidward shit. Boss

  • @BennyGoodman1977
    @BennyGoodman1977 2 года назад

    Something of Mozart...
    Don't you think so?

  • @davidscher4303
    @davidscher4303 3 года назад

    der schlufey ist max purzelbaumish

  • @CloudyMcCloud00
    @CloudyMcCloud00 Год назад

    So little respect for scores these days. The last two notes of bars 80-81 are nearly always played an octave lower. And, in the second movement, the basses are "tacit"; but always (as here) conductors have them doubling the cello line throughout -- diverting attention away from the simplicity of the clarinet line with super-low notes (that were impossible to play when this was written).

    • @bartjebartmans
      @bartjebartmans  Год назад

      Sure, but what I am more interested in is the incredible musicianship of the soloist. Who cares about a doubling of the cello. It might very well have to do with the acoustics of the place. Doubling can create a better balance in the orchestra. Just one thought.

    • @CloudyMcCloud00
      @CloudyMcCloud00 Год назад

      @@bartjebartmans Nothing to do with the acoustics -- I can assure you. It's *always* done. No shortage of conductors / performers (Michael Collins, "conducting from the clarinet" does it too) who think they can "improve" on the meticulously crafted creation of a genius.
      And you'd be better able to appreciate the soloist (who is terrible, btw) if the ear wasn't constantly diverted away from the top line by the growling basses -- which also ruins appreciation of the cello line, with all the open C's, etc. Why publish the score if you don't care what's in it? That's my thought. (Glad you did, though -- and thank you for that!)
      Actually, I wasn't quite right: he does (12:34) bring the basses in, but only for six bars -- effect of which is of course completely lost if they're already in. And then the marvellous horns and clarinet only at the end of the movement. I think Weber knew what he was doing. Why not give the man a chance?

    • @bartjebartmans
      @bartjebartmans  Год назад

      @@CloudyMcCloud00 uum you have ever been in the "Doelen" the concert hall of the Rotterdam Philharmonic?

    • @CloudyMcCloud00
      @CloudyMcCloud00 Год назад

      @@bartjebartmans I have been to a few symphonic concerts, many years ago, but generally found them to be so deeply disappointing, if not downright unpleasant, that I've been in no great hurry to go back. (So: no.)
      But the venue makes no difference: they'll do it in any situation. It's about ignorant, arrogant, narcissistic crowd-following mediocrities presuming to think they can improve upon perfection. They are not equipped, nor are they suited to the task. End of story.

    • @roberttallman5040
      @roberttallman5040 4 месяца назад

      You make me miss my dad and the discussions we used to have regarding this very subject. They were always very short as he was perfect and shut it down with 1, (maybe 2) points of absolute truth and I would be left to absorb the lesson. Beautiful stuff this Music