Pablo Ferrández, Max Bruch Kol Nidrei Op 47, Megumi Hashiba piano
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2017
- Charity concert in London,s Wigmore hall in cooperation with J&A bears and the Kronberg academy for the J. du pre concert Royal Society of musicians of Great Britain.
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The accompanist! Beautiful long phrases. Awesome!👏
I went to this concert in London to hear both Pablo Fernandez and Kian Soltani. Superb concert. I got to meet mr. Fernandez very briefly during the interval!
2 of my favorite cellist of all time!
Ferrandez
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Love the sensitivity of the piano part. You two listen beautifully to each other.
Simply gorgeous! Wish I could give it a million likes.
Thank you so much for this magnificient interpretation,both mixed so well and in harmony, tears so many tears! Marvelous music and interpreters!
This is the first full performance I have heard of yours and I was brought to tears. This is one of my favorite pieces and I loved your interpretation. Thank you!
My favorite interpretation of kol nidrei
It’s so sad that RUclips added so many ads in this very special performance. The musical message is so personal but very communicative too. At such a high level of performance, for the sake of rare purity in its musicality, RUclips should take away the ads that interrupted the performance.
So beautiful never heard any cellist has played better!
I usually listen to the old cellists(Perenyi,Casals, Jacquline Du Pre ,etc) and stumbled upon his videos.He is one of the finest cellists of modern time! Just amazing
Eunbi -- Yes! Pablo Ferrandez is (in my opinion) the most expressive cellist of our time. I was fortunate to be able to hear him play this piece live a while back (along with Schumann, Shostakovitch, and Frank), and it was probably the most moving recital I've ever heard. Indeed -- just amazing.
Passionnément merveilleux ! Vielen Dank!
Pablo Ferrández is a proof that just playing faultlessly a musical instrument does not make the player an artist, just another technician. Pablito fuses himself into the soul of those musical notes describing by the mastery of his technique and the innermost spirit of this musical jewel which Maestro Max Bruch has bestowed to the world. Max Bruch's creations touch me deeply. I love them all. Bravo, Pablito you honour this musical treasure by Bruch !
Mágico , eres mi ídolo me encantas como tocas. Con mucho sentimiento. Te admiro
gracias!
Stunning performance. Best interpretation since Zuill Bailey. Awesome sound quality of recording. I have been learning cello for 4 years since my 70th birthday. Just started to learn this wonderful piece.
beautifully vulnerable and i love the interpretation...
i'm learning this piece but i still have a long way to go to get anywhere close to the intensity and intimacy that was in this performance
Maravilloso, impresionante la interpretación.
Magnífico cellista!
best music/sound to my heart/soul/ears.❤💗
Whao! I'm impressed!
This is what you call beauty in music. Fantastic pianist as well. A completely different interpretation but that is the beauty of music and musicians. The piano is so beautifully in tune. Reduced to tears by the performance. Thanks to you both.
😍 que hermosa interpretación
Increíble Pablo ¡felicidades!
He tenido oportunidad de escucharte dos veces en México. Supe que vendrás de nuevo y claro ahí estaremos.
¿Cuándo vendrá?
Excelente composición .ecxelente chelista .ecxelente pianista .la maravilla de la música .
Would LOVE to see a new video of you performing this sometime! This one alone is #goals as hell and I'm using it as a reference to learn Kol Nidrei myself! xD
Amazing. I love it.
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eres el faro que ilumina los abismos de mis brechas violinísticas. Todo lo que dices es perfecto. técnica sensible, reflexiva y generosa. Me pregunto cómo puedes tener tanta madurez emocional a tu edad. gracias por iluminarnos tan generosamente con tus luces en tus videos y tutoriales y por iluminar nuestras vidas con tu sonido excepcional. por favor, no pierdas tu sencillez y tu espíritu de compartir sigue siendo humano siendo excepcional. una pobre violonchelista ordinario.
Me encanta la calidad de sonido enhorabuena
Fantastic!!
Wow! Instant favorite! Wow!
You used everything in this piece and added something unique of your own -> bravo 🙌
Oh yes and the piano was totally lit as well 🔥
So much listening, such intensity, so much expression together - just amazing 🤩
Impresionante!! De las mejores interpretaciones de esta obra que he escuchado!! Felicitaciones!
beautiful
Pablo que bella tu version de kol Nidrei eres mi ídolo😀 y me encanta como tocas tu Strad es algo mágico escucharte sigue subiendo mas videos y pooorfa sube el video del Réquiem de Popper me enamore de ese pequeño fragmento que publicaste en Instagram un Abrazo grande 🤗
Gracias Pablo
Excelent cellist!!!!
Es injusto que en la version para cello y piano del Kol Nidrei de Max Bruch omitamos resalzar la labor del pianista que no es un simple acompañante. Su compañía con el cello forma parte integral, en todos los aspectos musicales, de esta gran obra del maestro Bruch. Produce la impresión que ambos dialogan, intercambian ideas, comparten sentimientos, todo diálogo vocal es superfluo, cello y piano son cuerpo y alma. uno no pudiera prescindir del otro. Son el mismo espíritu. Asimismo sucede en la versión sinfónica. Los variados instrumentos musicales revelan, subjetivamente por así decirlo, el sentir íntimo del cello solista. ¿ Solista ? No lo creo. Pienso que ambos no funcionarían sin el otro. p.s.- Mi más profundo respeto, admiración y devoción para Max Bruch y todos sus fieles intérpretes.
stunning.
¡Bravísimo!
Wonderful performance
I have always.like.this piece. I uses to at through for fun and aight-reading expression.
Me Gustó muchísimo
Nice expressiveness of the piece.
Impresionante interpretación de una maravillosa obra de Baruch
Ayer, en el CSMA de Zaragoza, tocó esta obra con un grupo de celistas jóvenes. El público agradeció su interpretación con unos cuantos minutos de aplausos. ¡Escucharlo, e incluso verlo, es sumamente emocionante!
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Beautiful.
PD: Pablo aprovecho la ocasión para enviarte saludos de parte del Maestro de violin de mi papa(Jiri Sommer-Checoslovaco) y por favor otro saludo por tu intermedio para el maestro Asier Polo con el cual (me cuenta Jiri) fueron muy amigos en sus años de estadía en España.
Очень круто играют
I am a pianist and have perfect pitch but that is beautiful and I would like to order the score. I had a bad slip and fall and here is the picture of my shoes that I wore when I fell on a rebar.
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are you playing your strad? the lord aylesford ?
yes I am!
@@pabloferrandez Gorgeous cello.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🌹✔
The Advertisement at the beginning is a Disgrace
Yes, it breaks your absorption.
I always tend to sneak into videos about 20% of the way. To see what's really happening.
the ad....
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7:39
de Max Bruch
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Is this sort of an elegy?
Its the melody to the opening liturgy of the jewish Day of Atonement or Yom Kippur. Kol Nidre means all vows.
In ancient times and under prescution it was common for jews to make vows to G-d often. If vows to god where not fulfilled within year Jewish belief made for painful ethical and relgious difficulties due to how Halakha(jewish religous law) is structured. This part of the servicr
E is when Jews ask G-d to absolve them of ALL VOWS they have made to HIM(NOT OTHER PEOPLE!!!).
in the past anti semites have the name of the piece to imply it applied to vows made to people but it only pertains to vows made to the all mighty.
Its also possibly the most hauntingly beutiful prayer in Jewish Liturgy.
@@Aaron-io8vw thank you for this.
8 measures of playing and a COMMERCIAL; get real.
Such expressive playing, which this marvelous piece needs, not sure about the accompanist though,
she is a little too bashy, not much emotion in her playing.Ferrandez is superb, a great talent.
Like Bruch on Cocain 😜
Wonderful interpretation, I love it!!!!! Although if I may: the cellist should choose an other piano accompanist for this piece. She is great but not a match with the passion the cellist presents.
Very well played but not jewish enough..not enough passion nor glissandi..too classical..you should hear it from a jewish gypsy violinist in Roumania from the streets..you hear the suffering and one starts crying.....
What is he trying to prove? Musicians are human beings what have these human beings got that they require the world to acknowledge them? What are they seeking for? Or should I say what are they lacking that they require the world to acknowledge them?