09:42 Boccherini - Quattro versioni originale della Ritirata notturna di Madrid (Arr. Luciano Berio) Brahms - Violin Concerto in D major (Solo Julia Fischer) 20:53 1st Movt. Allegro non troppo 44:27 2nd Movt. Adagio 53:28 3rd Movt. Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace - Poco più presto 1:44:57 Gabriella Smith - Tumblebird Contrails 2:07:32 Ravel - Daphnis et Chloé - Suite No. 2
Correct timings: 09:42 Boccherini - Quattro versioni originale della Ritirata notturna di Madrid (Arr. Luciano Berio) Brahms - Violin Concerto in D major (Solo Julia Fischer) 20:53 1st Movt. Allegro non troppo 44:27 2nd Movt. Adagio 53:31 3rd Movt. Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace - Poco più presto 1:09:40 Gabriella Smith - Tumblebird Contrails 1:32:17 Ravel - Daphnis et Chloé - Suite No. 2
I am honored to have met prof. Julia Fischer twice. She teaches at Munich University of Music and organises free concerts by her talented young students. Amazing and very kind person on and off the stage. Also, Congrats to prof. Ferenc Krausz, one of this year physics Nobel prize winners, I am honered to be one of his students at the University of Munich LMU.
@A.J314, I did not know Julia Fischer is that popular/famous. My innocence, till today. Years ago I bought classic violin music by her through iTunes advertising a new release in classical music. The picture of her in the album is a young lady in her early twenties. And I said, wow she’s talented! Needless to say, I loved what I heard so I bought the album! Time and time again I would listen to it if I want to listen to pleasant and happy classical music. I can say, I had sophisticated ears not realizing she’s famous!
Good on you! I've graduated with a bachelor of music (contemporary) and bachelor of business. Even though I'm not Swedish, I'm Australian. I am classically trained. But I've had lecturer who study at royal college of music, Griffith University, University of New South Whales, Sydney University all of whom study their phd or doctor of musical arts degree. Even though my degree was focus on contemporary performance, I didn't do any classical music. I still till this day play classical music. But anyone who has the ability to play any instrument, their brain works differently, IQ is different than a regular person, I don't know the scientific terminology for that is. But I know from my experience playing multiple instrument, I finish high school at age of 16 and went to uni age of 17 and graduated with two majors. I met alot of uni friends on campus who study their postgraduate degree master of music programs and already graduated and now pursuing their doctorate degree in America or I have 2 friends who's not pursuing music anymore and now doing their doctor of medicine degree to become medical doctor instead. People who say that majoring in music is useless, I deny that statement, music has help me put me through uni and I attended to a top performance arts school in my state when I was high school student. Not only that, I just graduated my bachelor of business (honours) course and now thinking to pursuing a phd in business later.
I cannot imagine a more enjoyable concert without being there in person. We, who are enjoying the recording remotely, owe a great debt to not only the superb artistry of the musicians and the craftsmanship of the film crew, but also the excellent skills of the audio recording staff. Thank you, thank you, thank you, whoever you are.
Julia Fischer's playing of the cadenza in the first movement was astounding! A superb performance all around. I'm so grateful to be able to hear this. And brava for Gabriella Smith, her words & her music.
In the world of classical music, time stands still, and we become travelers on a sonic odyssey. The symphonies and concertos are not just compositions; they are portals that transport us to realms where emotions are felt with an intensity that transcends the constraints of reality.
Wonderful, incredible Julia Fischer--40y.o.great Violinist!... Already after 1mov.special ocasion's people Congratulations her!.... E-P Salonen's very good Conductor& Ensemblist! Thanks for opportunity with this Great Performance !!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful concert hall. Perfect orchestra, excellent chef. Great concert. Brahms performance from Julia Fisher was amazing. I follow her with attention and admiration. Audience, please do not applaud between episodes. You applaud at the end of the piece.
No over-doing expression, the bowing is both crystal and power. A leader of European old school violin masters and goddess. And she is a piano concert master as well, makes Professor Fischer is one the Truest and greatest musician legends.
Great concert!!!Great performance of orchestra and conductor!!!Violonist is excellent!!!BRAVO!!!!
11 месяцев назад+2
What an honor and privlege to hear/see this moving orchestra from the comfort of my home in Oakland, Tennesse, USA. Many times throughout the concert I was so touched that I had tears and goosebumps. KUDOS to the entire orchestra. I was deeply touched. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Fabulous performance. And the camera persons did a remarkable job capturing individual musicians from exceptional angles adding greatly to viewing experience here on RUclips. I appreciate all those involved to make this artistic experience. Thank you!
As a string player (never played professionally), I'm fascinated by all the techniques used to derive the sounds of the strings in the Gabriella Smith's piece. Salonen and the orchestra had a marvelous performance.
Gabriella Smith's piece is an amazing feat of orchestration, for the wind-and-surf-like environmental sounds she is able to wring from this instrument.
Thanks for letting the world enjoy the sanity of classic music, seems like an antique shop that's evergreen to watch and enjoy the harmony and soothing effects on the Human mind. 🎉 Despite the chaos in the world 🌍, one can become carried away to another dimension of life while listening to music 💗
Just wonderful! Takk for this soul stirring concert! The Ravel finale was off the charts! I hope the in-person audience enjoyed it as much as we here out in video land!!
Takk for en vidunderlig final av Nobel pris seremonie.Valg av naermest modern komponister var vel tilpasset.I det hele ,hoey kvalitet musikk var det rett spraak til de land som ikke annerkjenne Nobel pris.
I have heard this beautiful piece in my childhood, back in the days of prosperity and privilige when Kings ruled, and we had to sing the Kings Anthem at School every morning. Things were so different then. This music brings back those forgotten, hidden, and lost memories that I know will stop when this music ends, and never come back.
Chaque compositeur met tellement d'Amour dans sa musique. L'Amour reste Musique, tant que la Musique est Amour. Et il faut l'honnorer à chaque instant. Accepter de les servir, reste une question de liberté individuelle. C'est à chaque musicien(ne) de mettre autant d'amour possible, pour servir les sons grâcieux de toute Musique. Merci à tou(te)s pour ce très beau moment. Et belle continuation à chacun(e). Bien à vous (...). Merci pour tout :)
A wonderful celebration concert and Julia Fischer was just superb in this Concerto by Brahms. One thing I am curious about - the audience clapped between movements of this concerto. Is it now a tradition to clap between movements in Europe? In my city in Canada, clapping is discouraged and all of that is saved until after the major work is completed.
Thank you so much for this fantastic performance of Gabriella Smith's challenging work. A beautiful and compelling contrast to music we have all heard performed well many times.
❤ My Honourable conducter music and arts are not only for humanity, music and arts are also a healing process for every creature.every tree flower and plants and at large for every atoms of the universe ❤ 🙏 Esa Pecka Salonen 🙏❤.
oui,c'est vrai ! mais Julia Fischer mérite mieux ,beaucoup mieux, avec un autre orchestre....pas avec ces instrumentistes appointés et sûrs de leur retraite, lourds et sans passion. Au surplus,trop nombreux, ils n'attaquent pas tous en même temps et par moments c'est une cacophonie.....c'est là mélanger une merveille à de la glèbe.
9:30 a beautiful performance for a wonderful group of people. the Madrid strada flows with melodic intricasies then it mounts louder and wait for a great bang 13:09 and with the baton wowww
Gabriella Smith such a vibration in her words and music, so inspiring, in uncharted generosity of sounds and compelling feelings. A big thank you for the emotion and to all musicians, conductor etc. Unforgettable. A privilege to get access besides to such a level of performance from all. Cheers to all.
Johannes Brahms he is the dearest German romantic composer that I have studied in depth in terms of style and this interpretation is a very successful one. Congratulations !
There aren't enough adjectives to describe the beauty of this composition and this performance! Watching and hearing the violin soloist, I have never witnessed such perfection, and such genius. Bravo! If I were in the audience, I would be on my feet cheering non-stop. A very well deserved Nobel Prize. Thank you so much.
I was also surprised that the distiguished guests and public have no idea that Brahms' concert has 3 movements, and they should not applaude in between...First I guessed they thought there will be played only the first movement...( is true that part's end sounds like it's the end of the entire concert -don't know why Brahms composed it this way, would be interesting to find out)...afterwards I thought they went so enthusiastic about the interpretation, that they couldn't help themselves to give applause after each part of the concert.
We are so fortunate to be able to listen to the finest performers and fantastic orchestra. The music is simply divine, etheric, and beautifully conducted. Grateful and blessed to be able to listen to this.
To the pioneers of quantum dots, Profs. Moungi Bawendi (MIT) at 1:12 and Prof. Louis Brus (Columbia University) (1:49) we salute you! From the symphony of a quantum confined wave function (the electron) in CdSe to the glorious sonic waves from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, all is harmony. There is no better way to introduce the wave nature of electrons then with the vibrating string, notes and music! The constructive interference of electrons creates chemical bonds that form the basis of life as we know it, while sound waves create the wondrous and joyous expression of life through music. Science and art are more entangled then we realize
Thank you very much for this incredible video! Congratulations to the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and Maestro Salonen. Julia's personality is unique: True to her feelings. Brilliant as usual! The wind section: A dream... So perfect! (Great arrangement of Ritirata Noctturna...) It's difficult to mention just one instrument. Bravo!!! P.S: Best wishes for the coming New Year 2024 from Buenos Aires.
İts really difficult to understand the people that come to this huge concert hall even they have concert program booklet in their hands don't know when they should clap.😟
I presume you're talking about clapping between the movements of the Brahms violin concerto? You might be interested to know that when Brahms composed the work, applause between movements was expected. As a matter of fact, the audience at the premiere of this concerto applauded the first movement *cadenza* which delighted Brahms. If it was good enough for Brahms...
09:42 Boccherini - Quattro versioni originale della Ritirata notturna di Madrid (Arr. Luciano Berio)
Brahms - Violin Concerto in D major (Solo Julia Fischer)
20:53 1st Movt. Allegro non troppo
44:27 2nd Movt. Adagio
53:28 3rd Movt. Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace - Poco più presto
1:44:57 Gabriella Smith - Tumblebird Contrails
2:07:32 Ravel - Daphnis et Chloé - Suite No. 2
Smith's piece begins at 1:09:30, Ravel at 1:32:00.
@@Twentythousandlps It's true. We edited out the intermission after the live stream ended. - Thanks for watching!
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Bravo . Merci beaucoup.
@@TwentythousandlpsThank you for the timeline correction.
Correct timings:
09:42 Boccherini - Quattro versioni originale della Ritirata notturna di Madrid (Arr. Luciano Berio)
Brahms - Violin Concerto in D major (Solo Julia Fischer)
20:53 1st Movt. Allegro non troppo
44:27 2nd Movt. Adagio
53:31 3rd Movt. Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace - Poco più presto
1:09:40 Gabriella Smith - Tumblebird Contrails
1:32:17 Ravel - Daphnis et Chloé - Suite No. 2
Thank you!
I am honored to have met prof. Julia Fischer twice. She teaches at Munich University of Music and organises free concerts by her talented young students. Amazing and very kind person on and off the stage. Also, Congrats to prof. Ferenc Krausz, one of this year physics Nobel prize winners, I am honered to be one of his students at the University of Munich LMU.
@A.J314, I did not know Julia Fischer is that popular/famous. My innocence, till today. Years ago I bought classic violin music by her through iTunes advertising a new release in classical music. The picture of her in the album is a young lady in her early twenties. And I said, wow she’s talented! Needless to say, I loved what I heard so I bought the album! Time and time again I would listen to it if I want to listen to pleasant and happy classical music. I can say, I had sophisticated ears not realizing she’s famous!
Good on you! I've graduated with a bachelor of music (contemporary) and bachelor of business. Even though I'm not Swedish, I'm Australian. I am classically trained. But I've had lecturer who study at royal college of music, Griffith University, University of New South Whales, Sydney University all of whom study their phd or doctor of musical arts degree. Even though my degree was focus on contemporary performance, I didn't do any classical music. I still till this day play classical music. But anyone who has the ability to play any instrument, their brain works differently, IQ is different than a regular person, I don't know the scientific terminology for that is. But I know from my experience playing multiple instrument, I finish high school at age of 16 and went to uni age of 17 and graduated with two majors. I met alot of uni friends on campus who study their postgraduate degree master of music programs and already graduated and now pursuing their doctorate degree in America or I have 2 friends who's not pursuing music anymore and now doing their doctor of medicine degree to become medical doctor instead. People who say that majoring in music is useless, I deny that statement, music has help me put me through uni and I attended to a top performance arts school in my state when I was high school student. Not only that, I just graduated my bachelor of business (honours) course and now thinking to pursuing a phd in business later.
Wow !!! This’s MIRACLES !!!!!! WOW😊❤
!!!!!!!!!! “😊”❤
😊😊😊
@@Luckyraindrops
An absolute privilege to be able to watch this from home.
And more so home in Mexico! Greetings
Indeed!
I can’t believe I just found it ! I just listened to the boccherrini piece and I loved it!
Mi to 😊
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I cannot imagine a more enjoyable concert without being there in person. We, who are enjoying the recording remotely, owe a great debt to not only the superb artistry of the musicians and the craftsmanship of the film crew, but also the excellent skills of the audio recording staff. Thank you, thank you, thank you, whoever you are.
Julia Fischer's playing of the cadenza in the first movement was astounding! A superb performance all around. I'm so grateful to be able to hear this.
And brava for Gabriella Smith, her words & her music.
Ravel was - hard to explain. Gorgeous. Wonderful. So flowing. So sensitively performed. Kind. Touching the soul directly. Thank you.
In the world of classical music, time stands still, and we become travelers on a sonic odyssey. The symphonies and concertos are not just compositions; they are portals that transport us to realms where emotions are felt with an intensity that transcends the constraints of reality.
That music is not classical at all...
46.08 a brief glimpse of a conductor in love with the music being played (incidentally also my favourite free second of that concerto).
Wonderful, incredible Julia Fischer--40y.o.great Violinist!... Already after 1mov.special ocasion's people Congratulations her!.... E-P Salonen's very good Conductor& Ensemblist! Thanks for opportunity with this Great Performance !!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful concert hall. Perfect orchestra, excellent chef. Great concert. Brahms performance from Julia Fisher was amazing. I follow her with attention and admiration. Audience, please do not applaud between episodes. You applaud at the end of the piece.
With an excellent soloist, it is not unusual to applaud between movements !
One of the best ever performances ever recorded. Brahms would have been so proud. I don’t wanna miss any note.
No over-doing expression, the bowing is both crystal and power. A leader of European old school violin masters and goddess. And she is a piano concert master as well, makes Professor Fischer is one the Truest and greatest musician legends.
Great concert!!!Great performance of orchestra and conductor!!!Violonist is excellent!!!BRAVO!!!!
What an honor and privlege to hear/see this moving orchestra from the comfort of my home in Oakland, Tennesse, USA. Many times throughout the concert I was so touched that I had tears and goosebumps. KUDOS to the entire orchestra. I was deeply touched. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Thank you for having this concert available for the public. Amazing performance!
Thank you for this beautiful healing music and video.. Wishing who reading this All is well 🙂
Wow! The violin solo in the 2nd piece was off the chart. 😯
Fabulous performance. And the camera persons did a remarkable job capturing individual musicians from exceptional angles adding greatly to viewing experience here on RUclips. I appreciate all those involved to make this artistic experience. Thank you!
The camera persons really did a good job ❤
Excellent performance by J.Fisher & R.Stochlm orc.
Thank you very much for loading this beatiful concert ♥️
Wonderful, thank you!
As a string player (never played professionally), I'm fascinated by all the techniques used to derive the sounds of the strings in the Gabriella Smith's piece. Salonen and the orchestra had a marvelous performance.
Brahms Violin Concerto 20:56
Gabriella Smith's piece is an amazing feat of orchestration, for the wind-and-surf-like environmental sounds she is able to wring from this instrument.
El virtuosismo de Julia Fisher es indudable y la orquesta y su director de lo mejor que he visto y oído. ¡Una gozada!
Wonderful playing by Julia Fischer 👏👏👏
She's beautiful and genius being able to play both Violin and Piano at concert level.
Thanks for letting the world enjoy the sanity of classic music, seems like an antique shop that's evergreen to watch and enjoy the harmony and soothing effects on the Human mind. 🎉 Despite the chaos in the world 🌍, one can become carried away to another dimension of life while listening to music 💗
Just wonderful! Takk for this soul stirring concert! The Ravel finale was off the charts! I hope the in-person audience enjoyed it as much as we here out in video land!!
A really great performance of Brahms's Violin concerto as well as Ravel's Daphnis and Chloë. The Eb-clarinet player is outstanding!
Takk for en vidunderlig final av Nobel pris seremonie.Valg av naermest modern komponister var vel tilpasset.I det hele ,hoey kvalitet musikk var det rett spraak til de land som ikke annerkjenne Nobel pris.
The second part of the concert is also great!!! A contemporary, beautiful composition...
I have heard this beautiful piece in my childhood, back in the days of prosperity and privilige when Kings ruled, and
we had to sing the Kings Anthem at School every morning. Things were so different then. This music brings back
those forgotten, hidden, and lost memories that I know will stop when this music ends, and never come back.
This music will never stop🙏
О какой пьесе речь. Здесь их 4 .
Chaque compositeur met tellement d'Amour dans sa musique. L'Amour reste Musique, tant que la Musique est Amour. Et il faut l'honnorer à chaque instant. Accepter de les servir, reste une question de liberté individuelle. C'est à chaque musicien(ne) de mettre autant d'amour possible, pour servir les sons grâcieux de toute Musique. Merci à tou(te)s pour ce très beau moment. Et belle continuation à chacun(e). Bien à vous (...). Merci pour tout :)
that gabriella smith piece really is breathtaking - astounding blend of gorgeous, lush harmonies and wild textures
Should you be reading this, I wish for the burdens on your heart to lift. May your mind find peace, and may clarity guide you through any confusion. 🥰
I love Julia. Greetings from Bogotá.
her playing is so mesmerizing. i love her phrasing. her tone and sound are immaculate. wow!!!
The way you blend different genres in your music is genius. It creates a sound that's entirely your own.
A wonderful celebration concert and Julia Fischer was just superb in this Concerto by Brahms. One thing I am curious about - the audience clapped between movements of this concerto. Is it now a tradition to clap between movements in Europe? In my city in Canada, clapping is discouraged and all of that is saved until after the major work is completed.
I've noticed this. It's disturbing to say the least.
Thank you, Nobel Prize for impeccable 2023 Nobel Prize Concert.
Музыка красивая!
Скрипачка обворо-
жительная,исполняет виртоузно!
Спасибо за предоставленную
радость!❤
Thank you so much for this fantastic performance of Gabriella Smith's challenging work. A beautiful and compelling contrast to music we have all heard performed well many times.
The Daphne and Chloe was AMAZING !!!...
❤ My Honourable conducter music and arts are not only for humanity, music and arts are also a healing process for every creature.every tree flower and plants and at large for every atoms of the universe ❤ 🙏 Esa Pecka Salonen 🙏❤.
It just doesn't get any better than Julia Fischer. PerioDt
oui,c'est vrai ! mais Julia Fischer mérite mieux ,beaucoup mieux, avec un autre orchestre....pas avec ces instrumentistes appointés et sûrs de leur retraite, lourds et sans passion. Au surplus,trop nombreux, ils n'attaquent pas tous en même temps et par moments c'est une cacophonie.....c'est là mélanger une merveille à de la glèbe.
Gotta love how at the E flat clarinet solo (1:46:30), the camera jumps to the B flat clarinets -- who are doing absolutely nothing! 😆
First-class performers and music-making. Thanks for sharing this!
Amazing concert,as everyone would expect from E.P.and this marvellous orchestra. Fantastic musical journey!
And Esa acted like Royalty as well !
I wish I were there! Maybe next year!! Sweden 🇸🇪 is always in my heart ❤️ and so are the civilized Swedish Swedish 😊🙄
4 versioni originali is the best replay that I have ever heard. Praise the superior performance of the conductor and the orchestra.
Amazing Brahms...
Julia Fischer is a genius!! . Loved Gabriella's piece and moving introduction to it. Truly inspiring, uplifting,..
thanks julia and orchestra
The Concert was so magical.
brahms violin starts at 20:55
9:30 a beautiful performance for a wonderful group of people. the Madrid strada flows with melodic intricasies then it mounts louder and wait for a great bang 13:09 and with the baton wowww
Gabriella Smith such a vibration in her words and music, so inspiring, in uncharted generosity of sounds and compelling feelings. A big thank you for the emotion and to all musicians, conductor etc. Unforgettable. A privilege to get access besides to such a level of performance from all. Cheers to all.
9:44 starts
Imagine being pinned by the Nobel prize
@@Phymacssand you got your commenter hearted!
Thank you!!
Johannes Brahms he is the dearest German romantic composer that I have studied in depth in terms of style and this interpretation is a very successful one. Congratulations !
¡Cuánta belleza e inteligencia en esa Sala! Bravo, Pekka-Salonen, Julia Fischer y la Filarmónica de Estocolmo 👏👏👏
Julia Fischer / Brahms Violin concerto : Oh my word! Out of this world ❤
There aren't enough adjectives to describe the beauty of this composition and this performance!
Watching and hearing the violin soloist, I have never witnessed such perfection, and such genius.
Bravo! If I were in the audience, I would be on my feet cheering non-stop.
A very well deserved Nobel Prize.
Thank you so much.
Why did the audience applause even after the slow movement of the Brahms Concerto...
I was also surprised that the distiguished guests and public have no idea that Brahms' concert has 3 movements, and they should not applaude in between...First I guessed they thought there will be played only the first movement...( is true that part's end sounds like it's the end of the entire concert -don't know why Brahms composed it this way, would be interesting to find out)...afterwards I thought they went so enthusiastic about the interpretation, that they couldn't help themselves to give applause after each part of the concert.
Bravissimo Julia!!
I love that they also programmed a modern piece. I love Gabriella Smith's piece so much. 1:18:00 is so beautiful
I wish I had your ear for modern compositions. I hear Smith's piece as a cacophony.
@@nancydean5993 If you listen to it several times, it is likely it will transform itself and not sound cacophonous !
Amazing interpretation of Brahms thank you.❤️
And what about Ravel?
We are so fortunate to be able to listen to the finest performers and fantastic orchestra. The music is simply divine, etheric, and beautifully conducted. Grateful and blessed to be able to listen to this.
Loved Gabriella's piece and moving introduction to it. Truly inspiring, uplifting,.
Julia Fischer is a genius!! 😍
Excelent performance! Beautiful concert. Thanks for sharing it.
Outstanding performance ❤.
Impressions that will last lifetimes 👏 1:51:17
This is wonderful Thank you so much.
Fantasztikus koncert. Julia Fisher virtuozitása lenyűgöző. ❤
Great concert
Excellent violinist
I wish be there
Wonderful many’s thanks
Julia Fischer is the Best!!!
Excellent and purely melodious.Thank you my dear Europeans.
Thanks from the US . I love it.
Prof Fischer always delivers the best
To the pioneers of quantum dots, Profs. Moungi Bawendi (MIT) at 1:12 and Prof. Louis Brus (Columbia University) (1:49) we salute you! From the symphony of a quantum confined wave function (the electron) in CdSe to the glorious sonic waves from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, all is harmony. There is no better way to introduce the wave nature of electrons then with the vibrating string, notes and music! The constructive interference of electrons creates chemical bonds that form the basis of life as we know it, while sound waves create the wondrous and joyous expression of life through music. Science and art are more entangled then we realize
Thank you very much Julia Fischer.
Hello Julia Fisher congratulations 👏🎉 splendid sonatas ❤ blessings 🌹🙏.
I'm so honored to see all these great scientists and musicians in one place. Thanks for sharing it here. 😍
Concerto at 20:25
Quality and sensitivity, awesome concert for this important event♪♫♬♭ 💙💥💙💥💙💥
It's The Miracle ....))))))
Julia Fischer's polished performance of Brahms' Violin concerto inspires, not Gabriella Smith's cacophonous "Contrails" !
33:46 fighter field , magnificent 👏👏👏 performance
Grazie per avermi inviato il vostro intervento e il bel concerto
Thank you very much for this incredible video! Congratulations to the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and Maestro Salonen. Julia's personality is unique: True to her feelings. Brilliant as usual! The wind section: A dream... So perfect! (Great arrangement of Ritirata Noctturna...) It's difficult to mention just one instrument. Bravo!!! P.S: Best wishes for the coming New Year 2024 from Buenos Aires.
İts really difficult to understand the people that come to this huge concert hall even they have concert program booklet in their hands don't know when they should clap.😟
I presume you're talking about clapping between the movements of the Brahms violin concerto? You might be interested to know that when Brahms composed the work, applause between movements was expected. As a matter of fact, the audience at the premiere of this concerto applauded the first movement *cadenza* which delighted Brahms. If it was good enough for Brahms...
@@willcwhiteThanks. I'm probably Brahms's biggest living fan, and I didn't know this.
Thank you for this video. This is so peaceful. The audio of nature create a wonderful space to start the day. The visual is outstanding. Love it.
Very empowering ❤
Beautiful period😍 I wish I were at the venue as one of the luckiest audiences🎻🎵❤
same😊
Sacrilegious that they clap in between movements!!!
Great performance and ever lasting memories
Comfort and gracefulness of these performances are off the charts
So grateful to be able to experience this in the comfort of my own home!
Maravilloso!!!!!
Classical music saves our souls
I can only say thank you for this incredible concert 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷
Thank you Nobel for the peace award today❤❤