Anne Akiko Meyers Premieres the Barber Violin Concerto with the Slovenian Philharmonic
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2013
- Anne Akiko Meyers performs the Barber Violin Concerto with the Slovenian Philharmonic in 2006. This is the first time the concerto is performed in the orchestra's long illustrious history. The orchestra was founded in 1701. George Pehlivanian conducts.
Known for her passionate performances, purity of sound, poetic interpretations, innovative programming and commitment to commissioning new works.
Anne Akiko Meyers is one of the most celebrated violinists embraced around the world today. Possessing a rare ability to connect with audiences from the concert stage, online, in television, and radio broadcasts, Meyers has actively maintained an extensive touring schedule for over 30 years, and regularly performs in recital and as guest soloist with many of the world’s top orchestras. She is a best-selling recording artist who has released over 40 albums and was the top-selling traditional classical instrumental soloist on Billboard’s charts in 2014.
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0:00 - 10:30 Movement I - Allegro
10:35 - 19:25 Movement II - Andante
19:27 - 23:06 Movement III - Presto in Molto
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Premieres??? You mean, she plays it for the first time? The Premiere was in 1940 with King Jascha!
Thank you!
@@callasnuts yeah, but why are you commenting that on this? They're not the one who made the vid xD
Also, the "premier" part was bc this was the first time the orchestra played it. They didn't mean the first time it was played.
I've long enjoyed Hilary Hahn's version of this Concerto. But, Anne gives an outstanding performance of the Barber Concerto. This is my new favorite version.
you can't have for too long - her recording is very recent ...
I love this performance, She is often overlooked
trumpet enters a bar early at the end. woops!
I remember first hearing Anne Akiko Meyers a long time ago, playing in the classical record store. I think it was Lalo Symphonie Espagnole. I remember thinking what a gorgeous vocal singing tone the violinist had. Of course I bought the CD, heh. I still think Anne Akiko Meyers plays with a uniquely expressive "human voice" singing quality of tone, and of course great technical brilliance. A great artist.
What a stunning sound she has….and she really tells a story, very touching in the second movement…
The second movement just kills me...so beautiful.
It’s one of my favorite movements in all of classical music. It’s just beautiful. Poignant and all-encompassing.
amazing, I love how she plays Barber concert Anne Akiko Meyers, genius!
Because the second movement is so beautiful and the feeling she puts into it, it seems at one point she wants to cry and who would blame her.
I love her. I love how she doesn’t fit into anyone’s box🌷
21:05 she’s the first person I’ve heard doing ponticello there, but I love it!! So raw!
Finally, a violinist that plays musically and with soul. What passion! She makes the violin cry. This performance actually made me cry! She is my favorite violinist of today! Her sound and vibrato remind me of the late great David Oistrakh.
I love the way Mrs. Anna Akiko Mayers plays the violin
Bravo Anne!! This is the first time I've heard you play the first movement. Brings tears to my eyes.
Splendid performance!Thank you for uploading..
Such beauty, intensity and perfection bring tears to my eyes each time I hear this.
my favorite interpretation of the piece. something about the quality of her tone and musicality feels just how i’d imagine barber had envisioned it. :)
Agree, she has depth of passion that I haven't heard
I wish I could know what she is thinking around 14 minutes
Фантастично изпълнение! Духът на Душата.
I love the joy on her face at the end of the Presto. She knows she killed it.
I love the whole performance, but especially Anne's capture of the third movement. Played with heart, for sure.
I love your music, playing and watching you with your children.
you play so beautifully from your heart. Thanks.
The oboe at the opening of the second movement was absolutely beautiful
Agreed! Entire 2nd movement incredibly heart felt.
Wow, best performance of this concerto I have heard.
What/who else have you heard?
Bell, Hahn, Perlman.
Granted, this is a thrilling performance of this marvelous work. Orchestra and soloist alike. Not to mention the oboist who opens the 2nd movement. Bravo. But Joshua Bell's performance is still ravishing to my ears. I have not heard Hahn perform this.
Bill D
It's probably just a bias on my part. I am not the biggest Joshua Bell fan, just because of his (in my humble opinion) butchering of the Sibelius, which is my absolute favorite piece of music ever written. Still, I think his Tchaikovsky is the best right now for sure and he is overall a very good talent.
Alex Bonesteel
Curious what you think of Soyoung Yoon's and Sarah Chang's versions.
great performance & what a great orchestra too! so satisfying to see all the bows in absolute unison
Deeply touching at times, dazzling at others, always splendid.
Questa artista non solo suona con il cuore , ma ogni nota viene approfondita da lei con tanto studio, per il rispetto che nutre verso gli ascoltatori presenti in teatro che la ringraziano con un lungo, convincente e caloroso applauso. Complimenti !
WoW I wish I had been there to experience it live , the emotion Anne put into that 2nd movement and the breathtaking finale - a superb performance from Anne , the conductor , the whole Orchestra and the audience listening intently - simply one of those perfect moments in a lifetime 💕
Strong performance by Meyers and good to see George Pehlivanian is still in the business. Unfortunately I lost sight of him ....
The beauty of Anne’s playing is beyond words . This orchestra does a beautiful job and together they mesh perfectly.
Congratulations Anne for your beautiful and brilliant music and playing!
Congratulations also to the orchestra and its conductor for their great performance, which perfectly accompanied the soloist.
I have never heard of this until today! This is absolutely stunning!
A dream come true. She is without peer.
I love so much to hear your wonderful play and hope one day I can attend
the orchestra directly with my family. Thank you for download all your
play in the youtube.
God Bless you always.
This is such an incredible performance!!!
Such passion. She is magnificent.
I am blown away!!!! OUTSTANDING in all aspects!
unbelievable good performance!
When all beauties come together.
I was at this concert!! I met Anne and the US Ambassador to Slovenia after the performance!
Great sensual sound: this violin! Great Akiko!
10:44 2nd Mvmnt. Also Thank you so much for reposting this on your personal page. This is my favorite version and it was frustrating to have it being taken down all of the time.
anne you are my favorite violinist of today!
First time, hearing this concerto was on the radio, yesterday. Had to listen to the first movement theme again today, because it's a pretty cool, little theme. Anne plays this concerto very well.
I love it!
Deeply emotive...touches the soul.
Some concertos (like this one) are harder to appreciate than others. After watching AAM's performance of the Barber, I now "get it".
My favorite performance of this masterwork.
Very good performance and the orchestra is very good too!
Awesome! It was great
Samuel Barber: un neo romántico modernista consumado. Precioso concierto. Gracias!
holy crap!! the third mvt is amazing!!!
nice trumpet playing. blows the entrance at 22:38, then plays a solo at 22:55. granted, this piece is tricky for everybody
at the end, but still. the conductor was quite clear.
+Dan Cornelius that was my favorite part!
That was some awful trumpet playing but I'm not sure how you know the conductor was clear since he wasn't even in frame at that moment.
But still, part of music is making mistakes, we aren't perfect. Mistakes are bound to happen at anytime.
@@samueligbo7727 LOL - what? Mistakes are part of music? Lad, time for a nap.
@@7777Scion well it's true. The violin legends today even had performances that didn't go so well. Mistakes are a part of music because they encourage you to learn from them and grow.
Fantastic!
Outstanding.
I used to think Salerno-Sonnenberg had done this best, but this is equally wonderful. Thank you for posting!
Splendida questa musica di Barber 🙏 bravissima questa violinista e anche l’orchestra !
A talentosíssima Anne Akiko Meyers nos brinda com uma performance sublime e divinal.
Sehr beeindruckt, danke!
WOW Very beautiful and intense.
I agree with cameronpaul. barber's violin concerto gets nothing like the airtime given to his ever so famous adagio. a shame,it's such a clever yet beautiful piece.
Fantástico!!! Maravilhoso....
She was the first world class musician I heard 20 something years ago!
Better late than never! For me this is one of the great 20th C violin concertos: maybe not up there with Sibelius, Britten and Walton, but not far behind. I hope they have also done Barber's Cello concerto by now: even better than the violin concerto for me...
Oh, it's up there. Probably on the top!
I love her recording of it and I had the opportunity to watch Glenn Dicterow perform it!
I love this work. The romance of the allegro, achingly beautiful andante, Breakneck presto with that fiendish string of triplets....
Una bella melodía de instrumentos y grandes músicos...
Great performance! Trumpet nightmare: 22:55 ( have to count !)
Nice horn playing too ( my instrument). And Anne Akiko Meyers is superb and so poerful.
Superb oboe playing in the second movement!
Exquisite!
Fantastico...tocas igualito cuando estabas con Isao Tomita en Australia. Saludos desde Lima Peru.
Superbe ! Une interprétation de feu, pour un concerto très difficile, et qui doit prendre la place qu'il mérite au répertoire.
Quel beau visage, presque dur de passion douloureuse, pendant qu'elle joue, mais qu'un franc et beau rire illumine à la dernière note... Quel orchestre aussi, malgré le petit couac de la trompette tout à la fin! Un bel hommage à la musique de Samuel Barber.
Merci Anne Akiko Meyers !
Great！
this lady is fire !!! am blown away, burned to a crisp:-)
simplesmente magnifico
EXCELENT !!!!!!!!
Haha, The things musicians do to stay in tempo! The third movement is amazing.
Concerto para violino Barber,
Anne Akiko Meyers em performance com a orquestra sinfônica Eslovena em 2006.
Essa performance consegue ativar regiões em meu cérebro como poucas entre milhares de interpretações das grandes obras. O vigor e o peso da interpretação da solista envolve toda a orquestra em seu lamento que não soa como mero alegrete onde a orquestra diverte-se. Sim como o vento alterando a natureza que se contorce.
Parabéns!
Amazing how something like the Bruch violin concerto which IMO is vastly inferior can be performed regularly while this beautiful lyrical work is still quite a rarity though I think it's being more widely heard now than around 20 years ago. Thanks for this upload.
+cameronpaul Then you must be a gay. I like this concerto too. But, be fair, comparing to that of Bruch it's a movie music.
GR Joe
What is being gay got to do with this? uh? If Barber is movie music to you then Bruch is a sickly sweet dessert to me - the great thing about music is that it affects us all in different ways.
Didn't know Bruch was gay!
cameronpaul perhaps this is one of most difficult piece of work for violin.
This is one of my favorite renditions of the piece. I'm pretty sure one of the horns was off count near the end of the third movement though.
magnífico
Stupendous
A great among the greats
Absolutely beautiful interpretation and stunning tone! Also, such intensity in the last movement! However, the accompaniment could use some work.
Mr Barber would have been delighted.
I am not an expert, however, I thoroughly enjoyed Ms. Meyers' rendition of the concerto. To me some of the criticisms of Ms. Meyers' rendition may be based on expert ears, however, I wonder how non-expert persons think about it?
Have you listened to Gil Shahams performance at the BBC Proms?
Anne's performance was good, but I feel it had some very raw, uncontrolled tones from time to time
HOLY SHIT THAT THIRD MOVEMENT
I would have died playing that
1st class.
21:00 Yassss you rock
Happy Birthday 🎉 Samuel Barber!!! 🌟💜🌈💦Raina
Is the piano with the soloist in the first movement? Some parts sound odd. Maybe because I've never noticed there was a piano in this concerto.
Does anyone know which violin she used for this concert?
I think I like Anne Akiko's version better than Hilary's!
+david mahan Hilary's was cleaner, but Anne's had way, way more soul for sure.
+Brad Hipsher I heard Anne interviewed about the Strad. The tone/sound was all she talked about! Of course the $200k bow she uses probably doesn't hurt any!!?:) Seriously $200k, yep
david mahan fuck me
Just listening, you could take it for a Joseph . . . . (As a young student, I got to noodle on my teacher's Strad, the now-disappeared 1716 Colossus.)
She equals the performances by Jimmy Page in the 70’s. Mind blowing performance.
It falls apart at the end. Orchestra needed more rehearsal time. Great performance from Miss Meyers.
The opening is a bit dry, as so many good female violinists are wont to do with this concerto because the melodies are so very male in a lot of ways. BUT - the rest is amazing - incredibly well informed, precise playing by soloist, orchestra, and conductor. Loved the expression on her face at the end. Wow - an incredible historical snapshot here.
She is a first class violinist but she rushes through the 1st movt as if she is trying to catch a train. Barber gives the violin part so much freedom to develope and she doesn‘t make use of it. Listen to Perlman and the BSO. That is for me the best. Orch here is really quite good.
This performance was in 2006, so this has to be the 1730 Royal Spanish Strad; she didn't have the 1697 Molitor until 2010, or the Vieuxtemps del Gesù until this year, am I right?
Yes, looking and listening more carefully, I think you're right - prob. the Spanish Strad. If there were more closeups I could see better.! BTW, I actually tried the Molitor myself, on- 2 occasions.
RK