Johannes Brahms Piano Quartet No.3, Op.60 - Live @ Samobor Music Festival

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Johannes Brahms
    Piano Quartet No.3, Op.60
    Jose Gallardo, Piano
    Gernot Süssmuth, violin
    Rumen Cvetkov, viola
    Jelena Očić, cello
    Samobor music festival 2013

Комментарии • 23

  • @ArtofSoundAndVision
    @ArtofSoundAndVision  Год назад

    Thank you all for watching! Check out BACH Six Cello Suites on guitar by amazing Petrit Çeku ruclips.net/video/AAEVOLqFaHI/видео.html

  • @jerryhorsfield4771
    @jerryhorsfield4771 10 лет назад +9

    What a fantastic passionate performance this is! This work deserves to be heard more often - written by Brahms at the height of his passion for Clara Schumann.

  • @humamghassib2685
    @humamghassib2685 8 лет назад +5

    O Johannes Brahms! Why do you always melt the heart, while keeping the mind alive with imagination and with the Abstract?

  • @juliakmars
    @juliakmars 7 лет назад +2

    I can not even explain how this piece goes into my soul... It is magic, a profound mystery, how it flows to adjust my inner emotions... I just lie down and ask the air: Is it love the wave that Brahms writes down in the wind? (...).

  • @Cesar_SM
    @Cesar_SM 6 лет назад +1

    A strong candidate for being my favorite chamber work by Brahms. The level of passion amazes me, and this performance does justice to the work.

  • @adamchan6296
    @adamchan6296 6 лет назад +3

    wonderful soul-searching journey of Brahms, it proves that the spirit of romanticism still lingers on, the old Brahms singing still rings in the hearts of humanity. The echoes of the chamber is haunting, full of ghosts, full of wonders, as if Clara, Robert, Johannes, and all the members of the Davidbund are beings there watching the musicians playing, no , more precisely, it is as if they themselves are playing, yes, as it were, the musicians there are possessed, are enchanted, are sublimated, listen to their tender whispering, and you will agree with me, they are incarnated there and then ! This is truly Muses divining !A True Brahms without philistinism and phariseeism. Reines Heiliges Deutsches Geist !

  • @colinlang466
    @colinlang466 9 лет назад

    Cannot resist writing one more to applaud the sublime finale and the pianist's immaculate technique and control. He must have relished Brahms' score for his instrument as well as the ingenious pairing with one or two of the strings at a time, which one only grasps by seeing the performance or knowing the composition itself. The triumphant chorale like chords in the finale are truly memorably played here.

  • @ArtofSoundAndVision
    @ArtofSoundAndVision  6 лет назад

    Thank you all for your kind comments for my video and artists.. Check my other video for more wonderful LIVE music. Subscribe... Comment... Share...

  • @estherszalay5921
    @estherszalay5921 8 лет назад +1

    Loved every minute of it! Thank you.

  • @colinlang466
    @colinlang466 9 лет назад

    The drooping motifs of the first two movements give the feel of a doomed relationship, of "Amens"! Lovely beyond compare is the slow idyll, bringing to mind Mendelssohn's Opus 109, Lied ohne worte and as deeply romantic.

  • @rickysmithe9443
    @rickysmithe9443 10 лет назад

    Thank you for a wonderful performance of this masterpiece.

  • @katalinszucs307
    @katalinszucs307 10 лет назад

    I have been missing José Gallardo from Kaposvar.We had a wondeful Chamber Music Festival here in this summer again with him and his fantastic musician fiends:9

  • @vijinanadu1962
    @vijinanadu1962 2 года назад +1

    此曲神妙,殆出天人,萬馬奔騰不為過,萬籟俱寂不為深,約翰尼斯,誠音樂界之彌賽亞降臨!

  • @robertcohn8858
    @robertcohn8858 7 лет назад

    Very nice performance played with gusto! Beautiful solos in 2nd movement.

  • @ljubomirvelickovic1128
    @ljubomirvelickovic1128 10 лет назад

    Bravo tutti, such juicy piece for the mature artists. I really enjoyed your music making and your communications.
    Lubo Velickovic

  • @rosariaelefante2496
    @rosariaelefante2496 10 лет назад

    Jelena OCIC!!!! GRANDE!!! l'ho conosciuta al Carl Orff Festival di Putignano, ogni anno a settembre una meravigliosa performance. Ciao Jelena!

    • @MashedTubers
      @MashedTubers 7 лет назад

      Rosaria, please speak English if you want to be understood.

    • @piusottovoce
      @piusottovoce 7 лет назад +3

      With all due respect, there are more languages than just English sir...A little less Anglo-Saxon arrogance would be appropriate imho...if anything, when musicians speak, Italian (as is spoken here), German, or even Russian, really are more appropriate considering the musical heritage...So I suggest you use google translate in future if you are interested enough to care...If you would have, you would gave noticed she was communicating her approval to the cellist whom she clearly indicates she knows. It is therefore safe to assume that 1: the Cellist speaks and understands Italian too, and 2: she clearly wasn't communicating to you...educate yourself, or develop some better manners...

    • @danieleaston5173
      @danieleaston5173 7 лет назад

      piusottovoce message boards are used so ALL can be understood, not for private messages and conversations. Use English, the worldwide language of power and everybody can join in.

    • @piusottovoce
      @piusottovoce 7 лет назад +2

      Message boards are used to send messages. No more no less...Again; There are more languages than English out there. I'm sure if she meant her message to specifically be understood buy you she would have communicated in English...And for your info, and following your language of power argumentation, you'd better start learning Chinese...

  • @BlindeEzel
    @BlindeEzel 9 лет назад

    What a wonderful performance !! A pity the cello goes slightly flat starting at 15:58, just when she has such a beautiful solo moment (one string ?)

  • @AmberWolf._SlayerOni926
    @AmberWolf._SlayerOni926 10 лет назад +2

    Very good liked, however violin and cello is very strong to the point of swallowing the cello where's wonderful cello hardly hear the cellist put all their strength and expression, however violin and viola swallows his beautiful sound, but Bravo is a difficult piece.