What a wonderful player! Getting caught up in analysis of his performance prevents you from simply enjoying this piece. I have always been a fan of his style, Super Clean, Super Rubato! Every different player has their own take on this, and I wouldnt have it any other way.
@@devinfavara5226 that's not a lot in reality, if you practiced just 30 minutes a day for two years you would have practiced more than 10k hours. I've been playing for 5 years, and I'm not as good as him.
But do you really think that AV is better tonally and technically? I think that Vizzuti does some things that no one in the world can do, but Sergei does 90% of that stuff with having a much more musical style than Alan. Just my thoughts.... I’ve just never heard anyone better in my life than Sergei. He’s flawless.
@@CurtisL8.3066 this whole thing is subjective, i just mentioned him because so many people love his style of playing, and the insane technicallyhe has shown. Do i have a favorite trumpet player, no, i just enjoy the music. Plus picking favorites in this kind of situation can lead to very toxic arguments that all participants look like jackasses.
I wish clarinet solos were like this... Ours are just ridiculous. They make little sense. This is one is melodic. It has an idea. And that idea is expanded. I love it.
Don't most players? I don't know that I've ever heard anyone perform their own cadenza in performance or recording. If you know of any such recordings or videos, please let me know. By the way, and you may already know this, this concerto was heavily criticized on it's release. It wasn't until Dokshitzer's performances and recordings with his cadenza that it really gained serious attention and became a trumpet standard.
j'ai su jouer ce concerto .Bravo l'interprétation est magnifique .Maurice l'a enregistré et ce n'était pas mal non plus.Mais c'est une pièce de votre pays et on sent l'influence slave indéniable
Nakariakov plays this very well, technically it is perfect. However, for real beauty and musicality, nobody approaches Dokshizer. His understanding of phrasing is unmatched. Arri Bachrach
Brilliant recording! Different, but by no means less valid than any of the others... i mean, the piece is "russian," so there's no doubt that Sergei would have something very fascinating to say with his interpretation.
Мелодии армянские, но время сочинения оставило свой отпечаток. Тогда , при СССР, требовалось писать жизнеутверждающую музыку,мелодичность , пасторальные интонации-армянские!
By far, the best and most expressive recording I have heard.
Samuel Kim idk about the "by far", but it is definitely great.
No where even close to being on the same level as Phil Smith or Dockschitzer. Still pretty good though
@@aaronwhite02 I prefer this one to both of those recordings...
Idk I think I’d personally have a bit of trouble arguing that this is more expressive than dockschitzer
@@Trumpophone7 I agree, I like dock's version better. That is the right way to go in my head
This is my favourite version of this piece. I remember listening to it in my dad's car, it's my first musical emotion.
He is such a great player one if the most unique artists ever !
Ich höre diese Musik heutzutage jeden Tag!
This recording inspired me to play this for my recital recently 😊
Amazing, this is a tad bit late but how did it go?
This might be my favorite version
of Anything...might even be my favorite Anything....ever..
What a wonderful player! Getting caught up in analysis of his performance prevents you from simply enjoying this piece. I have always been a fan of his style, Super Clean, Super Rubato!
Every different player has their own take on this, and I wouldnt have it any other way.
you just posted cringe
@@StumpedTrump ?
@@StumpedTrumpreminding you 3 years later that you were an asshole
i Think it is the best i have ever heard
bravo maestro am really inspired as a young trumpet player👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Superb performance by Sergei!
1:34 is what we have all been waiting for
and 13:04
Oh my gosh 8:50 gives me goosebumps ^.^ I can't wait to play this for a concerto!!!!
Who the hell would dislike this
+Hugh Ciereszko people who realize he recorded this when he was 12.
+who8mahbacon
wait this version is really when he was 12?
***** not actually, but that was a jab at how his first recorded album was when he was 15. i think this was recorded in 2000. so he'd have been 23?
People that don't have the same taste in music as us
The Turks would dislike. That's who.
exceptionnel il est en tête de liste, l'orchestre est très bon aussi
Exactement moi je joue cette pièce au conservatoire et je n'écoute QUE cette version qui est la plus belle à mon goût !
Uma das melhores gravações do Arutunian na minha opinião.
I don't always like Sergei's interpretations but this is really sublime from start to finish.
The best version out there
I think Arturo sandoval s version is better 🤓🎺
Love this guy's playing. Don't know how this guy manages to do this with his embouchure. Using as a model for my playing.
Imagine practicing the trumpet for over 10,000 hours. Sergei prolly did that before he turned 18 lol
@@devinfavara5226 that's not a lot in reality, if you practiced just 30 minutes a day for two years you would have practiced more than 10k hours. I've been playing for 5 years, and I'm not as good as him.
@@frederickii1534 no, a half hour a day for two years is 365 hours...
@@thomasyu254 look this is why I only took 2 years of math. also hi thomas lol
Good sound
Perfect
Agree
Nasci ouvindo trompete. Meu pai foi trompetista.Sou um admirador de Nakariakov.Sou brasileiro.
さっき、名古屋でご本人の演奏聞いてきました。やっぱり凄い👍。
5:56 G
6:38 I
7:05 K
If you don’t believe that this guy is the best trumpet player alive today, I’m not sure who you are listening to
Just because i know someone will say it, Allen Vizzutti. I don't personally care who's "better" but I'll give the likley answer someone would give.
But do you really think that AV is better tonally and technically? I think that Vizzuti does some things that no one in the world can do, but Sergei does 90% of that stuff with having a much more musical style than Alan. Just my thoughts.... I’ve just never heard anyone better in my life than Sergei. He’s flawless.
@@CurtisL8.3066 this whole thing is subjective, i just mentioned him because so many people love his style of playing, and the insane technicallyhe has shown. Do i have a favorite trumpet player, no, i just enjoy the music. Plus picking favorites in this kind of situation can lead to very toxic arguments that all participants look like jackasses.
Beautiful, I own this CD think I'll watch him action now.
in action that is. This one is so heart felt so exquisite.
Na minha opinião é o melhor trompetista do mundo
Une pérformance excellente !!!
Ahhhhhhh this piece is so beautiful and 4:11 makes me sigh
Sublime
DIFINITIVAMENTE ES EXCEPCIONAL
He is a Master- and at such a young age.
13:55 - Sergei found the perfect note to add a cool sforzando.
5:57 BD cut (im reminding myself)
Thanks but shhh ;)
Parfait !!!!!!
Marianna GAUTHIER don't even bring Steve speigel into this...
Got goose bumps when I played this in my orchestra. (Not trumpet haha)
Where you got the notes fromm?
My orchestra also played this (I play double bass), the part I got wasn't amazing or anything but I loved playing it.
intro
1:23 Secció 1
2:45 Secció 2
5:48 Secc 5
Bravo 👏👏👏
The best there is!
Сергей ты мой идеал)
Maestro!
TKO from beginning to end! He evokes so much emotion in this performance. Incredible. Gotta give credit to the orchestra too!
best!
I wish clarinet solos were like this...
Ours are just ridiculous. They make little sense.
This is one is melodic. It has an idea. And that idea is expanded. I love it.
You should check out the Concerto for Jazz Clarinet by Jorge Calendrelli, specifically the second movement.
Michael Pfahler rhapsody in blue?
Lol when you say just ridiculous all I can thick of is Carnival of Venice on trumpet
かっこいい！
No mundo existem trompetistas e trompetistas...e os gênios como Sergei!
I like how he paid respect to Dokshitzer by recording his written cadenza.
Don't most players? I don't know that I've ever heard anyone perform their own cadenza in performance or recording. If you know of any such recordings or videos, please let me know.
By the way, and you may already know this, this concerto was heavily criticized on it's release. It wasn't until Dokshitzer's performances and recordings with his cadenza that it really gained serious attention and became a trumpet standard.
+Alexander Blanton How odd.
Dokshizer's cadenza is agree by lots of musicians
Alexander Blanton arturo sandoval
стакато просто уубеееваааеееет
It's hard to keep playing after the 1st half of the cadenza
Yes. The concerto is not difficult part by part, not very high notes, but keep playing for the two last lines of the cadenza is horrible :(
YES
yes
ZAYMMM😍😍
She 12?!
1番尊敬
4:16 ♥
j'ai su jouer ce concerto .Bravo l'interprétation est magnifique .Maurice l'a enregistré et ce n'était pas mal non plus.Mais c'est une pièce de votre pays et on sent l'influence slave indéniable
😍
1:33
2:23
Arutunian was Armenian, . Two completely different
ethnicities. If anything, the work is in the "Armenian style" !!!
Nice
5:57
13:40
1:52 this stop top
👍
Nakariakov plays this very well, technically it is perfect. However, for real beauty and musicality, nobody approaches Dokshizer. His understanding of phrasing is unmatched.
Arri Bachrach
y a 32 sourds qui ont pas aimé...
Sur
anyone have tips?
Practice
14:10
grandioos jan zwiggelaar
Достойная смена у Т.А. Докшицера - Сергей Накаряков!
Труба пониже идым пожиже
Бимоль и Диез соответсвует
バイロイト祝祭管弦楽団に参加して欲しい
夢
This is not "russian" concerto.
Yes it is....composed by Alexander Arutunian, a russian. And it fits very well in the russian style.
JorDan The Man Arutunian was Armenian, not Russian. Two completely different ethnicities. If anything, the work is in the "Soviet" style, not Russian.
Arutunian was Armenian, . Two completely different
ethnicities. If anything, the work is in the "Armenian style" !!!
Alexander Harutyunyan was armenian composer, not russian.
Но блеск конечно
Brilliant recording! Different, but by no means less valid than any of the others... i mean, the piece is "russian," so there's no doubt that Sergei would have something very fascinating to say with his interpretation.
Chris Arkin, and how come it's Russian piece? Alexander Harutyunyan is the composer of this concerto.
This piece was written for Timofei Dokschitzer, who was Russian, so that's why. He is sort of the Grandfather of this piece.
Gabriel Brown wrong, harutyunyan wrote it for someone else but this trumpeter died before the piece was finished so dokshitzer played it🤷♀️
This was composed for Haikaz Messian , Armenian , but later performed by Dokshiirser and the composer is Armenian
Magnificent recording - Russian music is so Wonderfully Emotional..and Who better to play this.
Timofei Dokshizer. Trust me, man.
Rolando Fernandez nah
+David G. It's ARMENIAN music - not Russian.
I love both. They both do a great job and I took both styles into consideration when I performed
Do some research my friend. It's Armenian. And composer is Alexander Harutyunyan.
Дислайки поставили,завистники и русофобы.
Like si vienes de parte de Eva xd
The Outoftunian
No. But you, yes.
This is sadly not an Arutunian's vision, just a cold 'studio circus' without truly emotions and substance...
Which recording captures Arutunian's vision with true emotions and substance then?
This IS Arutiunian‘s vision - he plays excellently , you are envious
Мелодии армянские, но время сочинения оставило свой отпечаток. Тогда , при СССР, требовалось писать жизнеутверждающую музыку,мелодичность , пасторальные интонации-армянские!
Parfait !!!!!!
Edouard Barseghian Steve speigel did not write this
5:55
14:16
5:57
1:33
5:56