Brahms’ Trio in E-flat Major for Piano, Violin & Horn - La Jolla Music Society SummerFest 2014
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- (Visit: www.uctv.tv) Brahms composed the Trio in E-flat Major in 1865 to commemorate the death of his mother, Christiane, earlier that year. The four movements of the piece represent the stages of mourning, alternating sombre with lively and ending on a note of hope for the future. Recorded on 8/16/2014. Series: "La Jolla Music Society: SummerFest" [12/2014] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 28870]
I fell in love with this piece in 1968 while a dance major at Interlochen Arts Academy. I choreographed a dance to the entire piece, and was priveleged to have my group dance it to a live performance of this wonderful music, played by my fellow students at the Academy. I will never forget that experience.
yes, absolutely love this piece for many decades. If you can find A horn player. of course, I've played the alterate viola part for the horn.
and the piano part has been in my rep for ever., why Brahms is the ultimate COMPOSER. THANKS GUYS dg VIOLA, PIANO, ORGAN GUITAR ETC
Beautiful! Love the brighter tempo in the 1st movement.
Every movement was heavenly.
Fantastic performance. Thank you for not bogging down the first movement which seems to be the norm.
The pianist deserves a lot more credit. As a pianist myself, I can say that this is a very difficult part, especially the 4th mvt. Bravo!
The pianist should be regarded as an equal partner, in my opinion. Each instrument is featured beautifully in this piece.
@@dianahart5997 yes, I've worked SO hard on this piano part. each player is just KILLING it!!!!!! SINCE i studied it 40 years++ ago
both the viola alernate horn and the miraculous piano part. Brahms at the TOP of Chamber Music. Douglas
Amazing
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What happened to the mics on the beggining of the 4th mov?!
1:23
2nd Movement 8:37
3rd movement 15:50
do you have music CD of this event on sale?
The actual music begins at about 0.40.
It is true that he composed it just after the death of his mother but sticking the various movements to personal feelings or reactions to that event seems me a bit hazardous.
Ahhh the horn...
What are the names of the three musicians.
+Ken Michelli Piano: Inon Barnatan, violin: Aarnaud Sussman... I don't know the horn player, unfortunately...
+Vanlal Hruaia Andrew Bain is the name of the Horn player. He is currently the principal horn of the LA Phil and a fantastic player.
+Vanlal Hruaia Andrew Bain, current LA Phil principal
@@elisinger4172 Inon is our PIANIST in SD CA , Bain is so close to Dennis Brain. I still have a pic of his crushed horn following his Fatal accident. can you believe this was almost 10 years ago. just Ecstacy.....