Concertgebouworkest - Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2 and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This afternoon at 4 pm CEST we stream Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2 with pianist Kristian Bezuidenhout and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2, conducted by Sir John Eliot Gardiner. The concert is introduced by second violinist Arndt Auhagen.
We stream concerts every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 pm CEST. This is the programme for the rest of the week:
- 29 April: Mozart - Symphony No. 35 and Strauss'qua Vier letzte Lieder with soprano Anja Harteros conducted by Bernard Haitink; introduction Tjeerd Top (first violin)
- 1 May: Piazzolla - Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas lead by and with concertmaster Liviu Prunaru, Vivaldi - Le quattro stagioni lead by and with concertmaster Vesko Eschkenazy; introduction Liviu Prunaru and Vesko Eschkenazy (concertmasters)
Wat een geweldige muziekles van ons Royal Concertgebouw ! Nu op alle middelbare NL scholen vanaf 14 jaar concertbezoek weer invoeren net als op de vroegere HBS-A+B (in Oost NL). En geen Russische Componist en musicus buitensluiten want muziek kent geen politiek noch grenzen. Tchaikofsky was een Rus met een grootvader die in UA geboren was. Wat een orkest, geweldig. 🌷🌷🌷
After listening to this amazing performance, Beethoven's 2nd piano concerto has become the one of my favorite piano concertos.
In my opinion, this is the best orchestra in the world right now. I'd absolutely love to hear a rendition of Beethoven's 5th Piano Concerto with this orchestra. Hopefully it will happen someday.
Search for a cd of the Emperor Concerto (no 5) with Claudio Arrau and the Concertgebouw conducted by Bernard Haitink. I’ve treasured this since the 1970s and never heard it played better. They have recorded all five concerti, but the coupling of numbers 4 and 5 are exceptional.
Start 08:55
Классно!
Amazing with sir Gardiner...thanks
What a joy to be able to listen to this wonderful concert in my lockdown house in South Africa!!
Wow!!! Beyond words!!!!!!! 🤩😍🥰
Beautiful Thanks, with Gardiner
What an absolutely refreshing version of this Beethoven concerto. I am very impressed!
Just amazing...thanks
Bravissimo!!
Hartelijk dank concergebouworkest dat we hier weer van kunnen genieten. Het is behelpen zo, maar je hebt tenminste wat. Thanks!
Just awesome thanks
Interesting piano arrangement
고음악 전문가로 이름 높은 존 엘리엇 가디너 마에스트로네요
부디 오래오래 살아주세요ㅠ
Amazing.. Thanks!
This has always been my favourite Tchaikovsky Symphony. Although I prefer the original version to the revised one that is always programmed.
Muito obrigado! Todos vocês são maravilhosos! Me emocionam muito!
Great thanks
Buen dia
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😍😍😍
Thuiswerken en genieten....
Quisiera hacer constar que la lengua vehicular a los holandeses no es precisamente conocida fuera de sus fronteras, como sí lo es la lengua inglesa. Por consiguiente considero que la presentación de los solistas introductores debiera estar subtitulada.
Por lo demás añado que esas grabaciones constituyen todo un tesoro para los amantes de la música denominada "culta". Es un placer seguirles desde que comenzó la pesadilla.
It would be desirable that even after this Nightmare we can continue, from time to time, enjoying your concertos, as they are essential for the Healing, the Health, of all of us. THANKS to you!
Dale al botón de subtítulos y se obra la magia....
Don Ricard Bonet, moltes gràcies! No ho sabía pas... Salut!
@@miguelangelfraumolina7547 , de res home. Jo també ho havia pensat això de l'idioma i he vist que la opció de subtítols hi era. Salut a vostè també i bona nit.
Le pueden decir que le pida al cel TRADUCCION en Mexico tampoco lo engendemos .Es una aaplicacion de TRADUCCION
The concerto seemed less a concerto and more a symphony with piano obligato...man gardiner and his ideas!
04:43 Are u kidding me? What does this tune have to do with Ukraine? It's 'Vniz po matushke po Volge' , a Russian folk song ruclips.net/video/zjsMIQKBXWo/видео.html throughout the 1-st movement. The horns here copy the steamers' horns on the Volga River
Most programme annotators who supply notes for concert-goers to read at concerts state that Tchaikovsky used several Ukrainian folk-tunes in this work. The finale, for example, allegedly quotes the Ukrainian melody "The Crane".
Go tell Tchaikovsky. He might not be listening all that closely though.