Mendelssohn: Octet in E-flat major, Op. 20 - Janine Jansen - International Chamber Music Festival HD
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2019
- Violinist Janine Jansen and a selection of a few of the finest and best string players of the world perform Mendelssohn's 'Octet in E-flat major, Op. 20' during the openings concert of the International Chamber Music Festival 2019 in Utrecht.
On the musical programme:
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - Octet in E-flat major, Op. 20
- Allegro moderato ma con fuoco
- Andante
- Scherzo: Allegro leggierissimo
- Presto
The musicians:
Janine Jansen, Ludvig Gudim, Johan Dalene, Sonoko Miriam Welde [violin]
Amihai Grosz, Eivind Holtsmark Ringstad [viola]
Jens Peter Maintz, Alexander Warenberg [cello]
Recording: Friday the 27th of December 2019, live in Tivolivredenburg in Utrecht, The Netherlands.
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I’m gobsmacked!! What passion and precision. I thank god I love music and thank god for Mendelssohn
00:00 Allegro moderato ma con fuoco
14:15 Andante
21:06 Scherzo:Allegro leggierissimo
25:42 Presto
Thank you. Good job.
Merci de m'aider, par ce découpage, à m'initier à la musique classique.
thx
0:14 lmaoo the 2nd violin’s face 😂😂
@@sebastian9445 that's called sinking in music...
I was at this concert. Flew all the way to the Netherlands to watch it😂 I sat in this hall the whole time and just cried
I completely understand; I have the same reaction watching it on you tube. I suggest that you take a look at her Schubert Octet.
@@allenr10000 Will do! Thank you
I can understand your reaction. This music is from heaven.
you weren't the coughing one, I hope?
@@jojomj oh no definitely not😂😂
the passion EVERY PLAYER has in playing the piece
makes me sweat
Sweating about something is a true mark of engagement. Congratulations! (PS I am the same.)
It's a fun piece to play. a jovial 16 year old wrote it so it's very reflective if such
Mendelssohn at the age of 16 composed this enduring masterpiece and this is pure genius.
I didn't know he was so young. The opening theme is ages old
Couldn't find out who the impostors were, unfortunately...
wtf what
@@f.p.2010 it's a reference to a TwoSetViolin video
Me here too after watching their vid... Needed to hear it without imposters. Lol
Sorry, I couldn´t catch you. It seems as the two sets are only hear for their own sake.
here, not hear, in my earlier comment. Sorry, Im only a human beeing. But Im here for the music!
Wow, the joy of this music is palpable because these musicians not only conquer the technical aspects but add in their heart with a smile. Very moving.
This is the best performance of Mendelssohn’s incomparable Octet I’ve ever heard! Janine is a mad genius!
12:11 = The classical version of "you're doing amazing sweetie"
Yeah really amazing,I love it a lot ❤️👍😁
Who is here after the video from twoset where they play among us?😊
Was legit searching for this comment lol
Hewo
lol
You caught me
I came here just to find this comment from a fellow linglingwannabe :D
As a life long Metal fan, who discovered Classical Music a few years ago, I must say: Headbanging good!
No Headbanging GREAT!!!!!!!!
i find this so wrong for some reason 😂
25:43 INSANE cello
From the moment I discovered this piece nearly two years ago, not a week goes by where I don't listen to this piece. It's just unbelievably amazing
The opening theme is unforgettable once heard. I don't care how long it's been since I last heard it performed, the minute the octet is mentioned, I immediately hear the opening theme in my head.
When watching Janine play with major orchestras you get the sense she is really particularly suited for this kind of music, which is so collaborative. She is eternally connecting with members of the orchestra as she tackles a major concerto. Here she is doing it with this group of fine young musicians. She is not only an outstanding violinist but also an inspiration to younger performers. This is gorgeous music and a wonderful performance.
What a great comment! I agree completely.
I'll bet performing with Jansen was quite a learning experience for those youngsters, skilled and talented though they may be.
@@pauldeck4500 Totall agreed
We have often heard that it takes a lifetime to be able to play with the right insight, maturity, or whatever you call it. How about this? A group of young people play as they had lived a long life? No, we have to change our thinking about this. And accept that young people have the same insight in what it is to be a human beeing, the same deep feeling for life. And sometimes they play better than the older. Thank you, Janine, you have done a great job!
Excellent comment.
I'm getting a slight "Ok, Boomer vibe" from your comment... but I totally agree! ;)
@@pierrefontenelle9271 Yes I agree :-) But Im to old for a boomer, they start 1946, and Im born 1945 :-))
These folks are incredibly talented, skilled, well-educated and experienced. This gives them the tools to be expressive where some others might be inhibited by lack of talent, education, technical skill and experience. In past years, excellent teaching and opportunities were more limited, reached fewer people, hence fewer musicians could reach this level. So what might have been true in the past is not true now.
@@lisablai In past years... teaching more limitid...reached fewer...I dont understand what you talk about. What country are you from? From my horisont, Sweden, it seems that music education goes quite well.
Every time I listen to this I immediately think: "this is not possible". To play with such a high grade of perfection. As a perfect unit. And still they do, these young musicians, they are playing on a level I never heard before. Perhaps I´m overenthusiastic, but no again, I dont think I am exaggerating. I just think that what I hear is the music I am listening to. And what I am listening to this time is this music from these phenomenal young musicians. I´ve never heard it played better.
❤ A stage full of wildly waving bows and bodies!!! 🎉😂❤😮😅 SUPERB, AND SUPER PERFORMANCE, BEST I HAVE EVER HEARD. ❤
I have listened to this work for more than 15 years and still stunned by the performance. I admire Mendelssohn so much!
That Third movement makes you think Mendelssohn was born to write music for fairies. Nobody did Presto like him! So joyful and delicate
This is thrilling. I've loved this piece since hearing it as a child (repeatedly) on 78rpm records in the 1940's, with Heifetz, Primrose, Piatigorsky, et al. It always moves me. Curtisgrindahl's comment nails an aspect of Janine Jansen's playing I've long loved, myself, and have commented on several times: her love of collaboration, including with orchestra members when she's playing a concerto. It's almost as if communication is in her DNA. She grew up playing chamber music with her family, and that spirit of intimate cooperation has informed everything she does. What a privilege and learning experience it must have been for the people who joined her in this performance! She's a musician who feels deeply and understands the value of subtility and nuance as well as passion. Maybe best of all, it is so clear that she loves the music she plays. I could name very few musicians since Dinu Lipatti who convey so much love. How can a sentient being not be moved by such greatness, from the teenaged Mendelssohn, the mature Jansen, and her colleagues, here?
Janine gathers a group of youngsters and they all play like angels. Thrilling!!!
Janine is having so much fun.
And I'm here for it.
Written when he was only 16!!! This has to be one of the most amazing and challenging octets ever written. Was this the writing of a genius? Matter of opinion. But played with gusto here. Fabulous way of spending 33 minutes of your life.
This work is more mature and personal than most ot the works Mozart wrote at the same age. Indeed the fugatos from the Finale are truly masterly. If Mozart is a genius (and he is!) Mndelssohn is not less!
@@fmiyaramusic2462 A very interesting comment. I wonder what Mr Mozart would have thought of it. My understanding is that he was rather critical of others :-)
@@DavidA-ps1qr What would WAM have thought of my comment or of Mendelssohn's octet? I'm sure he would have agreed with both :). He was critical of mediocre musicians but deeply admired good music and good musicians, such s the cases of the brothers Franz Josef and Johann Michael Haydn (the latter a great unfairly underrated composer, some of whose works were taken as a model by Mozart himself).
Vision, imagination, sensibility - to me, a work of genius. How come a 16-years-old boy wrote this? I have no idea. But, God damn it, he did.
@@lessismore4470 Brilliant comment Raymond. Please listen to his Concerto for Two Pianos written by him and his sister when he was 14! Just as jaw-dropping. (That's the one on E major).
I never comment on videos but this performance was so amazing I couldn’t hold back. Just exquisite!
What can you say? It really does not get any better than this. The performance is almost as miraculous as the music itself ......... it is immensely involving and tremendously moving. I've watched it several times and only seems to get better .....
What a stunning performance in everyway!! and so interesting to see these young musicians clearly giving it their all with such passion and vigour, Bravo!!!
14:04
These chords are literally perfect... All together with such a full sound and astonishing intonation🤯
What a great string octet played by some first-rate musicians----a real pleasure for me, who didn't know it, but who has long loved Mendelssohn's violin concerto. J.Jansen plays with such love and passion--a delight to watch and hear!
Really,
This piece is one of the best classical works for ever. 😊
If you're craving energy just listen to this.
Janine Jansen inspires in this ensemble and their response brings out the brilliance and joy in this delightful Mendelssohn octet. Thank you all
I love this song also and is one of my favorite 🥰🥰am happy you love it also 👍😍
When I see these eight talented musicians I wonder how it come that this world has gone so wrong in many ways? Is wonderful music not enough to stop human evilness? Apperently not. But I think that this music will comfort us with its positive energy, so we will not go down in a deep depression. Hopefully!
❤️
It is solely classical music that reassures me that humanity isn't entirely doomed. I don't follow any of the 3 main religions but when I consider the miracle of classical (especially when you know how hard it is to get a decent sound out of these instruments without years of training) I almost believe in the main gods of humanity. We are spioled by having such music on demand at our fingertips. Seeing classical music live is an experience like no other.
You might argue that people had the same sentiments when this was composed in 1825.
Wonder music, wonder performance....ligth, ligth and more light!!!!
Janine Jansen brings an intensity when she plays anything. With Chamber music she brings everyone to a higher level of performance. This is a weekly listen for me. I get excited every time I watch listen to this.
I am overwhelmed. This must be one of the best ensembles there is, what a fantastic playing they are mighty. And I keep listening...
Now I am sure. This is a blessing from Mendelsson himself. He gives it to us so we will not forget beauty in our lives.
played this in high school, great piece
Prachtvoll, ohne Worte!
The musicians clearly enjoy playing this! It is so uplifting to see that. The whole performance is breathtaking!
I love this song a lot and it’s one of my favorite🥰,am glad you like it also😊
Wie kann man nur so positive Musik schreiben ?? WUNDERBAR!!!
10:33 is one of my favorite moments in all of music! amazing performance.
Strange! I never get tired listening to this. Every time I listen is like the first time.
People so young playing absolutely phenomenal... stunning performance!
Mendelssohn was 16 when he wrote this.
The most perfect piece of chamber music ever composed
Janine’s shimmery sound goes so well together with the less shimmery, but equally captivating sound of the other musicians...Absolutely the BEST performance of the mendelssohn octet!!
TwoSetters really be raiding the comments lmao
This is without question, in my mind, the finest film of a chamber music concert I have ever seen. Above all the musicians are superb. The photography is spectacular, and the audio is wonderful. Of course, Mendelssohn's Octet is one of the most beautiful pieces of chamber music ever written, and this from a16 y.o.! It brings joy to my heart every time I watch it.
Even if I know this was written by a 16 year old genious, I myself will never get to old for listening to this. I consider it to be one of the best chamber music pieces ever written. Luckily I came across it in older days, otherwise I perhaps would be someone that thinks this was good in your youth, but then has grown away from it and now has other favourites. Not so for me. I still think that the genius of young people is the best we have, and this one has a special place in my heart.
third and fourth violinist like each other, I've got 0 prove but also 0 doubts
You gossip!
Anyway, it seems you're right crescendo-music.no/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/DSC_2063-1024x684.jpg
@@RodrigoFernandez-td9uk Hhahah I knew ;)
I have never ever seen a performance of Mendlessohn’s music like this before. Mendelssohn would be very proud.
Janine working hard to inspire the young.
Not so hard, at all. These are the best of young musicians, and they already play better than almost everyone. So Janines subject is to do this to come together, as an unit. As you can hear, she succeeds.
Excuse me, but why is it that this "Panda Digital Love" is on top: "Janine working hard to inspire the young"? It is not so that I always want to be at the top, I just wonder how these brain-diminshed words can be the best of all, better than ours, trying to explain our love for this octet by Mendelsohn? Give me a proper answer. (The only reason I can think of is that it is one of Janines children?)
Staffan Olofsson Because it was probably the first comment to be liked by the RUclips channel, I don’t see what the problem is
@@adamjones7701 No problems at all, I only think that the comments are not exactly in a historical order. I know it isnt so. But I accept the Panda.
@@kh7632 she has a daughter and I don't understand why people are getting butthurt over a comment being liked,the guy is just appreciating her playing with others dont know what's wrong with people these days
My favorite chamber work ❤️
Yeah is also my favorite I love ❤️ so much ,listening to it makes me feel cool.
I love how many string players just love to play with Janine. She always welcomes each good player.
Mendelssohn is one of the outstanding figures of the Romantic period. This octet op. 20, probably represents the mature phase of this musician.The music is superb and sublime.Janice Jansen’s interpretation is amazing. The rest of the strings with her form a set that interprets this masterpiece as the one I consider the best so far heard by me. Bravissimo.
Actually, he wrote it when he was 16, that`s the miracle!
@@mauriciootazo209 ja, ich denke auch! Und das musik ist sehr schön!
@twoset you guys should do a video showcasing some of the best chamber music endings. This whole performance, especially the ending, needs to receive the exposure it deserves! Bravo to all 8 of these wonderful musicians!!!
So, no one was an impostor.
Good to see your comment snuck in. So this is what it was supposed to sound like...
Mendelssohn composed this when he was 16. Love it.
Mendelssohn's music is wonderful!
Allegro moderato ma con fuoco
- Andante 14:10
- Scherzo: Allegro leggierissimo 21:05
- Presto 25:42
This is an outstanding performance of a beautiful Romantic chamber work. Thank you.
Extraordinaire!!!
From Wikipedia: Conrad Wilson summarizes much of its reception ever since: "Its youthful verve, brilliance and perfection make it one of the miracles of nineteenth-century music."
This performance is by far the most... rousing, exciting... this is the greatest performance of the piece I have ever seen. breathtaking! Thank you!❤😊
Can I just say how insanely together the last two chords of the first mvt are. Mind blown
23:16 Dolby Surround Sound😃🎶 in the 19th century!!
Wonderful!
So much joy in seeing young musicians having fun playing classical music...great👏👏👏
Kudos! Such a beautiful piece.
This is really fantastic. The work and the musicians.
Beautifully played!! Thanks for sharing!
Sublime! Parabéns!
This was a superb performance, one of my favorites!
definitely a great piece for accompanying morning work!
Such a beautiful leitmotif in the opening movement.
The most amazing thing, to me , isn't just her amazing playing. She's easily in the top 5 violinists in the world.
What blows me away is this. She's also conducting. To be able to conduct while playing a violin is. nothing short of phenomenal.
Agreed. As brilliantly as Janine Jansen plays on her own, she is even more brilliant when playing as part of an ensemble. She really *listens* and works with the other players.
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 She sure does. It's so amazing that, as a conductor, she has to listen to every note of every instrument, all the while playing as well as she does. My mother played violin in various orchestras around the world for most of her adult life. Therefore I've been to countless concerts. Any player in an orchestra generally can't listen to the other players since they've got to concentrate on their own playing. In fact, my mother always said she couldn't hear anything else but other violins and loud instruments like trumpets and timpani when she's not playing. It's often hard enough to hear your own playing with other violins around you.
If you watch metal bands in studio they generally wear headphones. same for others that record music. This is done so they can't hear other instruments.
So the fact that she's conducting a small group is even more amazing.
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 Excellent comment.
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 Why dont you make your own comments, instead of commenting us commentors? It seems to me that you have the right "insight" in this music, for example;
"As brilliantly as Janine Jansen plays on her own, she is even more brilliant when playing as part of an ensemble. She really listens and works with the other players." And I agree. Please, let us hear some more.
@@staffanolofsson8201 Most people have already said what I said in my own comments.
Wonderful music played wonderfully! A hugely impressive live performance by such gifted instrumentalists.
Absolutely breathtaking. What a legendary ensemble.
Riotously fantastic playing!
Spirited crew playing this spirited gem by Mendelssohn! Thanks and bravo!!
Awesome!!!
BEAUTIFUL.
Stunning performance. Absolutely stunning.
Great. Mendelssohn was 16 years old, composing this? The eight musicians showed, how amazing music making is - together!
They really move to the music.Nowadays musicians aren’t afraid of showing emotion, which is good to see.🐭
So happy to hear this. I've heard the young players at Greenwood Chamber Music Camp play this in several summers; I also heard the Mendelsohn Quartet play it with the Brentano. What a joy it is to be a musician on such occasions, and a listener.
Excellent, thanks for the performance.
They look joyful. It must indeed be a joyous experience to make such beautiful art.
I kinda feel sorry we're raiding this comment section this year.
Υπεροχοι.Αρμονια,τεμπο,ηχοχρωμα,ολα πανεμορφα .!!!!!❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Absolutely wonderous ❤
Simply outstanding. I'm going to listen to this a few more times! The best part is seeing how Janine Jansen looks like she's having a great time playing, and creating such wonderful music
Is a real pleasure to listen to you !
Two of the best viola players in the world!!
Beautiful you all are !
Fantastisch van Janine dat ze de zeer getalenteerde wereldtop bij de jeugd opzoekt en zo iets unieks creëert!
Yes is something very unique I must say,I love the song and it’s one of my favorite 😍🥰
25:35 lol just look to the left cellist's bow
That's honestly a smart way to do a decrescendo 💀 I'll try it on my viola lmao
My favorite!!
Pssst! to the video recording team: Do you realize most of the times there are viola solos your cameras focus on the celli or violins even if they are just breathing or playing pizz?
Muito lindo!
Just,,, awesome!!!