That’s a very true statement I had a come to Jesus moment a few months ago when I heard probably the most stellar wind ensemble performance of all time
I've listened to many renditions of this piece, this is my absolute fave. Critical tuning and a conductor who presents this as an homage to it's composer. Pretty damn good sound engineering too.
University of Texas Austin wind ensemble just knocked it out of the park this past Friday with the Cavaliers drum and bugle corps (some members) as their antiphonal brass during the Appian Way movement. Such an inspiring performance.
Apart from an impeccable opera conductor, mtro. Noseda is also an expert of the italian symphonic repertory. Bravi tutti. N.B. I would like to add the last part of the work, the 4th. "I pini di Via Appia".
it is unbelievable that in the 3th moviment the trumpet play one the most famous solo. and there is not any moment that the camera take a close of the trumpet player 🤷
I known this conductor, he was young , he was to begining fo his carrier, finish second but he was for me and for th orchestra the first , jury wasn't in the same idea, something wrong under paper perhaps , but now i try to write him and he don't answer ! then no happy
Un chef qui gesticule beaucoup pour un résultat très médiocre. Pauvre Orchestre de Paris qui sonne comme une formation de province. Mais les spectateurs sont heureux et tout est bien !
To anyone who's gonna have a chance to listen to this piece live - do it. You may be left stunned, but it's worth it. It's literally paralysing.
He's not lying.
That’s a very true statement
I had a come to Jesus moment a few months ago when I heard probably the most stellar wind ensemble performance of all time
Playing it next week. Anyone in NY, here’s your chance
@@OscarMendez-pn8yp Where in NY?
@@benbynum Litha Symphony Orchestra. in Chelsea
One of the most colorful pieces ever written.
Epic. He kissed the score at the end. That is true reverence to Respighi.
Yes indeed!!!
Greatest Orchestration piece ever written.
見事なレスピーギ、生きて輝いている。指揮者も奏者も愉しんでいる。内から湧き上がるエネルギーにワクワクする。
I love the ending with the relentless pounding of the timpani drums depicting the soldiers marching
Stunning performance of a favorite of mine!
Just close your eyes, open your imagination, on your Musical Journey & be magically transported back to Ancient Rome - SUBLIME !!!
I listened to this in complete darkness on magic mushrooms. Incredible.
I've listened to many renditions of this piece, this is my absolute fave. Critical tuning and a conductor who presents this as an homage to it's composer. Pretty damn good sound engineering too.
Best Pines of Rome I've ever heard. Also, absolutely superb camera/director work.
University of Texas Austin wind ensemble just knocked it out of the park this past Friday with the Cavaliers drum and bugle corps (some members) as their antiphonal brass during the Appian Way movement. Such an inspiring performance.
John Williams in ET ha elaborato la parte finale di questa stupendo capolavoro, facendone un altro. La magia della musica.
La migliore versione mai ascoltata. Noseda ha dato un senso musicale ad ogni singolo elemento.
Forza Roma!
Pines Near A Catacomb builds to a slow crescendo, lingering in joyful solemnity, then ecstatic release! Bravo maestro!
Bravo, Gianandrea!
Bravi, bravi. Una bella esecuzione, davvero! Emilio Respighi
Forza ai Latini!
Parente?
Wow, amazing, just amazing! I didn't think anyone could equal late life Karajan in this piece, but here it is! Bravo!
Absolutely LOVED the maestro's energy! Indispensable in this music.
Impecable.......Hermoso.....Grandioso..un abrazo desde Chile
Grazie per la splendida, emozionante esecuzione
25:00 bravo whoo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
There are no words for that
Absolutely the most beautiful piece of music in the modern era.
My guy really sweat out his entire body fluids conducting this beauty!
This splendor is undisputed
This splendor of words can not be turned on
Especially
the pines of the Appian Way invigorates the human spirit
Gianandrea Noseda: gran conducteur!
Muchas. ....¡¡¡¡¡¡¡Muchas Gracias.....!!!!!!!!!
ИталиАно? ❤
ta taaaaaa,ta taaaaaaaaaaa dat dat dat,dadaaaaaaaaaa.perfect.
The soloists were on point. 👌
Apart from an impeccable opera conductor, mtro. Noseda is also an expert of the italian symphonic repertory. Bravi tutti.
N.B. I would like to add the last part of the work, the 4th. "I pini di Via Appia".
私は遥か上空から時空を超えてこのアッピア街道の松の音楽を聴きながらアッピア街道での栄光に輝くローマ帝国軍の堂々とした凱旋行進をみているようです。
そうです。
アッピア街道を凱旋行進しているのは小スキピオのローマ帝国軍です。
小スキピオはカルタゴを完全に廃墟にしてしまいました。
女子ども男全てのカルタゴ人をほうむりさり 火を放ち崩壊したのです。
女たちがローマを呪いながら死んでいった場面もみました。
この勇壮な音楽に合わせて小スキピオの栄光に輝くローマ帝国軍は凱旋行進しているのです。
パウロがネロ皇帝の迫害を恐れてローマを脱出してアッピア街道にたどり着いたとき亡きローマに向かうイエスキリストの光り輝く姿をみたこともありました。
イエスはパウロに言いました。
パウロよ
あなたが私を信じる人々を見捨てるなら私はローマに行って再び十字架にかからなくてはなりません。
Краски получились лучше, чем массивность. Первые три части шедевральны, четвертой не хватило грандиозности.
Grandieuse, Noseda!
👏👏👏👏👏👏💗💗💗💗🇧🇷
Indescribable beauty and something indescribable
❤
This is the only recording where you can actually find the beat at the beginning of the second movement.
17:46 is why you’re here
F*kin A right!!! 🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺
it is unbelievable that in the 3th moviment the trumpet play one the most famous solo. and there is not any moment that the camera take a close of the trumpet player 🤷
Камера данужен Талант😢
👏👏👏👏👏👏🥰🥰💗💗🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
😏😍🥰
17:45
クラリネットの人ミスタービーンに似てますなしかし
I known this conductor, he was young , he was to begining fo his carrier, finish second but he was for me and for th orchestra the first , jury wasn't in the same idea, something wrong under paper perhaps , but now i try to write him and he don't answer ! then no happy
Mr Beans played clarinet very well!🎉
Мьюзик Картина Стихия😢
Un chef qui gesticule beaucoup pour un résultat très médiocre. Pauvre Orchestre de Paris qui sonne comme une formation de province. Mais les spectateurs sont heureux et tout est bien !
Way, way too slow.
imo too lethargic. Do yourself a favor and listen to Toscanini doing this, its mono, but the excitement... oh!
Too slow tempo for me.
17:45