Falla - The Three-Cornered Hat - Proms 2013
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2013
- Mezzo-soprano Clara Mouriz joins conductor Juanjo Mena and the BBC Philharmonic in Falla's colourful Ballets Russes commission The Three-Cornered Hat, a tale of intrigue and jealousy shot through with the spirit of Spanish folk dances.
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素晴らしい！！ 演出、振付 演者皆様のダンス、所作、目線なども含め もちろん指揮、演奏、メゾソプラノ 一体となって・・・。 ここにたどり着いたのがとてもうれしく、すごく楽しませていただきました。幸せです。この様な新しく分かりやすかった三角帽子は はじめてです。また楽しませていただきます。ありがとう ありがとうございます。
Never tired to watching at this dance at listening to this music.
Yo también son varias veces las que he visto este video de la BBC proms.Bonito y elegante ese lugar de eventos inglés.🙋🇪🇦🇬🇧
Spanish music is all about rhythm. It's like a powerful train that runs over everything on its path. There's nothing the orchestra, dancers and we as listeners can do, but to keep up with its unforgiving pace. Fantastic !!
Simplemente espectacular.. sinfónica, soprano, bailarines y una puesta en escena brillante. El Sombrero de Tres Picos y Falla con esta actuación se muestran en todo su esplendor.
Genial
素晴らしいです。15才の頃、終幕の踊りをブラスバンド部で演奏したのが懐かしいです。
This; in my opinion is the best work of De Falla . If this is the first time you have heard this, I can assure you it will grow on you !
Act I:
0:47 - Introducción/Introduction
2:25 - La Tarde/Afternoon
7:59 - Danza de la molinera/Dance of the Miller's Wife (Fandango)
11:42 - Las uvas/The Grapes
[15:45 - Applause]
Act II:
16:12 - Danza de los vecinos/Dance of the Neighbours (Seguidillas)
[19:19 - Applause]
19:28 - Danza del molinero/Dance of the Miller (Farruca)
28:28 - Danza del corregidor/Dance of the Magistrate
35:19 - Danza final/Final Dance (Jota)
[41:08 - Applause]
Missing timestamps from Act II:
23:04 - Allegretto
24:30 - Las coplas del cuco/The coplas of the cuckoo
32:46 - Allegro
God bless you in Spain. This virus is going and on Stay alive. Be proud of being Spanish.
God, this is just PHENOMENAL! ❤️💃🏻
Glad somebody mentions Falla's Harpsichord Concerto! An amazing combination of atonality with tonality, dysrhythmia with rhythm, contemporary music with folk music. The entire musical revolution of the first half of the XX century in three movements. It changed my notion of music first time I heard it 45 years ago.
Que se puede decir mas: el genio de los genios.
What a great post. Thank you
I loved the energy of this. One of my favourite pieces of music. Thrilling to see it being danced to - after all, that's what it was written for. The footfalls are part of the event, with flamenco all the more so. Thanks very much for uploading it.
Great description!
I have never heard such a wonderful "The Three-Cornered Hat"!
Wonderful Music and the Dear Old Albert Brings back memories of singing there as a humble member of the Philharmonia Chorus many years ago
Wonderful performance, it is great to see dancers so together with the orchestra. Every ballet school should study folk dances to make sure their dancers are in tempo with the music and moves are not disconnected from inner pulse of players and conductor. Bravi tutti great show!
Molinero: Antonio Márquez, Molinera: ELENA MIÑO YUDEGO. Brillantes!!!!
Er...why isn'y Manuel de Falla discussed as much as, say, Prokofiev, or Bartok? He was INSANELY talented! Did anyone hear his Harpsichord Concerto? It's a modern masterpiece, and his Nights in Spanish gardens gives Respighi a run for his money (in terms of mood, etc).
Because he was Spanish and in a not very good moment (Spanish Civil War, Franco's regime...). For me one of the top composers in history.
@@javiervazquez5556 "one of the top composers in history" Absolutely!!!!!!!!!!!
Antonio Marques, thank you for this captivating production of The Sombrero The Tres Picos, you did it again. Bravissimo!!!
Top performance of the Antonio Marquez Company - Flamenco & Spanish Dance
Precioso 🇪🇸♥️
MUY BUENO ESTE ESPECTÁCULO. CALIDAD, ARTE, HERMOSA ROPA.
Great Rupert!! Thanks a lot for the upload!!
It was a pleasure performing for the PROMS & BBC audience!!
direzione musicale perfetta coreografia meravigliosa ballerini fantastici
It is an intense, deep and enchanting spectacle
EXCELENTE !!!!!!!!!!
GRACIAS
Piano Selection
0:47 Introduction
7:59 Fandango
at 10:22 skip to
14:09 Latter part of The Grapes (Fandango reprise)
16:12 Seguidilla
35:19 Finale
Fabulosa interpretacion
Great performance...que fuego andaluz....
Stunningly beautiful musica
magnifique spectacle
de falla genio
Maravilloso
Wowwww
precioso !!!
38:35 Sublime!
please guys quote the dancers! It's NOT just about music all the time!!!!!!!
is not a Russian ballet. They are Antonio Marquez's company, from Spain.
+xBNHx What is Russian is not this company, but the ballet that commissioned the composition of this music in the 1910's.
No es García Lorca. La historia procede de una deliciosa novela corta de Pedro Antonio de Alarcón con el mismo titulo.
Look at those shoes as well. Good, strong shoes, better for the dancer's feet, and designed to make a noise. Yeah!!
Quel bonheur
カスタネットの音が (≧∀≦)後からついて、ファゴットの音はリズムに乗っている。
踊り手さん達は良い感じ！
Me alegro que te guste.Un saludo.🙋🇪🇦
fanTASTIC!!!!
The All!
バレエもフラメンコも一流で踊れるダンサーたち
私は日本のバレエ団で見たことがない
スペイン人ダンサーかな❓
男性ダンサーたちも女性ダンサーたちもヒールがある靴で踊る
むっちゃいいね
何度視聴しても興奮する
What a beautiful dancer is Elena Miño, I would love to see her dance with Francisco Velasco from the Ballet Nacional de España.
13/12/2019 666 me gusta. ¿Quien se atreve a destruir ese equilibrio? 👀
Coming from the Digital Concert Hall conducted by Mena
great perfomance. Manuel de Falla friend of his disciple Federico Garcia Lorca who loved playing piano Falla´ s works refused to come back after he exiled in year 1939 from Spain. because Franco´s victory to the civil war. He died in 1946 in Buenos Aires. His body was buried at Cadiz Cathedral three months later
Manuel de Falla (como otros muchos intelectuales)apoyó desde el principio el alzamiento nacional, infórmese bien.
Pablo Ruiz Picasso diseñó los decorados y figurines en el estreno de esta obra.
Le tricorne (O tricórnio), que estreou com os Ballets Russes, em Madri (abril de 1917), com cenários, figurinos e cortina criados por Pablo Picasso, sendo reapresentado nas duas temporadas londrinas no Empire Theatre (22 de julho e 29 de setembro, 1919) e depois, em Paris (1919-1920).
Referência selecionada:
Shead, R. (1989). Ballets Russes. Secaucus, New Jersey: Quarto Book, Wellfleet Press.
Happy birthday
Magnificent interpretation. The stage very small.
strepitosoo
By the way, what kind of mill is the one of the miller's? Olive oil mill? If anyone answers, I would appreciate it.
+Chang Ho Choe its a mill to grind the wheat to make bread. A wheat mill. Cheers from Seville
Oh, Alejandro, thanks a lot.
I think olive has a press not mill
This production is probably more erotic than da Falla might have countenanced (his eroticism was largely slapstick) but what energy here, both the dancing and the music.
Look after yourselves
19:28
Join
35:18 for myself
Agradeceria mucho saber......quien es el bailarin .........
antonio márquez
Is this the original coreography from Massine?
eudorabis No, apparently it’s not.
35:18
38:25
poor gracia lorca...:( reminds me of him, and his poetry..:)
¡Excelente! Aunque para el canto sería más propio una "cantaora" como lo hizo Rocío Jurado en "El amor brujo"
Estupenda indeed!
jaime ricardo Cantillo no señor
Espacios armonicos y ritmicos coordinados.......caramba......que cosa con la musica.......me disculpan los acentos......solo cuando les da la gana........
The footsteps are louder than the orchestra. The sound mixing should have been better.
al1936ful this is RUclips GRATiS, I thank we should appriciate possibility
With Spanish dancing the footwork sounds are an integral part of the music -essentially Flamenco. This is Flamenco 'extended' in to a balletic form. Here we have a wonderful performance and a rare opportunity to see and hear this as it should be experienced. Expand your horizons! 🤗
Oh don't be silly al1936ful. This is Flamenco! The step sounds are a part of the music.
the coreography sucks
...as does your incredibly silly comment and your spelling muslit.
19:32
35:18
38:25
Bailan una jota .😊