Brahms Clarinet Quintet in B min. op.115

Mahler Chamber Soloists
Kobe, Asahi Hall
benefit concert to recover from the earthquake in Japan
13.06.2011
Diet Tilanus, violin
Julia Maria Kretz, violin
Alexandre Razera, viola
Christophe Morin, cello
Olivier Patey, clarinet

[@brendal1793]

An appreciative audience! Not the "experienced" symphony attendees since they didn't realize that you don't applaud between movements... not until the ensemble rises. But this shows the honest appreciation of those who attended. I've heard some groups address the audience and after a brief explanation of the music, will request that they hold their applause until after all of the movements are completed since this would otherwise break the mood of the piece. The audience understands. At one special performance the soloist even asked for no applause until the entire evening was over, since the music was very sensitive and a mood was being created. This guidance seems to be very helpful to the audience.

[@tiffindollenamelware7218]

One of the best works of Brahms with my favourite clarinetist,Olivier Patey

[@WilfriedBerk]

18:04 Fantaisie pastorale en hongroise

[@zinam5795]

....I believe, not only this moment,but everywhere, especially Clarinet 's theme in 1 movement !

[@WilfriedBerk]

15:08 Adagio 18:04 Fantaisie pastorale en hongroise

[@佛口蛇心]

Bravo! Nice overtone!

[@gameaddiction7731]

Brilliant performance.

[@WilfriedBerk]

Chapeau ! Vive la difference ...