What I like most, the clarinetist is having fun with it. He's got good tone on the high end, which is hard. He makes it sound effortless, it is not. Weber's Concertino is supposed to be a fun, spectacular little gem. This performance was close. The clarinetist's technical execution and tone were better than the orchestra backing him. The orchestra and conducting took the air out of the performance. If only the conductor had let the orchestra challenge the soloist (string sections are100% passionate, competitive perfectionists so let them do their thing to a woodwind). I wish the conductor had let the orchestra here go bigger and play the time more precisely. When the orchestra boxes in the soloist, it forces him/her to fight, and clarinet soloists can be transcendent when challenged. Weber is like a mini-Beethoven--he demands the orchestra create romantic drama. Drama is the product of conflict, and conflict between orchestra and soloist was missing here. All in all, the technical perfection made for a fun performance, but better still is to hear an orchestra that's not holding back on the soloist. I wish the conductor had more confidence in his players.
Excellente interprétation respectueuse de la partition, dynamique et riche en nuances, vivante mais sans effets inutiles. Le son est magnifique, très bien timbré, rond, brillant, agréable dans tous les registres, jamais agressif. J'aime aussi l'entente avec le chef d'orchestre.
Wow. This piece makes me wonder if weber was any less than beethoven. Such well-suited harmonies! Thanks to your team bringing this piece to life with such delicate performance and letting us listen to it for free ❤
@@WDRKlassik Why not do the right thing and put it in the video description? Acting as if the soloist is just a prop for the conductor is poor form indeed.
@@whoitisnot First, the Name of the conductor also is Not in the description, and the name of the soloist is in the Video, easy to spot, and also you are a bit impolite please be nicer and enjoy the good quality published for you
The clarinet soloists tone is SO good
This composition requires a superior tone. Gervase de Peyer may have set the standard for this tune but I haven't heard all of the great ones.
Wish me luck I’m playing this freshman year of highschool 😅 this video makes me intimidated
No
@@FNBRVoltssame dude
Cause he is using german system's finest Herbert Wurlitzer cs100
0:39 *Introduction* (Adagio ma non troppo)
2:30 *Theme* (Andante)
3:15 (Poco piu vivo)
3:43 *Variation I* (Triplets)
4:34 *Variation II* (Sixteenth Notes)
5:40 (Piu lento)
7:24 (Allegro)
7:46 *Risoluto* (Con fuoco)
Thank you for putting in these time stops. I am currently learning this piece and I find the time stops extremely helpful. :D
Thank you for this musical delight and the opportunity to learn to appreciate the versatility of the clarinet.
You are welcome!
Nice to hear that you like it.
Dieses Video ist so goldig. Schau‘s jetzt bestimmt schon zum fünften Mal und hab trotzdem wieder witzige Details gesehen
Bravo, maestro Aaron Schilling !!!
Incredible! The clarinette guy have a real gift ! Thanks for this performance 😄
Thanks, you're welcome!
What I like most, the clarinetist is having fun with it. He's got good tone on the high end, which is hard. He makes it sound effortless, it is not. Weber's Concertino is supposed to be a fun, spectacular little gem. This performance was close. The clarinetist's technical execution and tone were better than the orchestra backing him. The orchestra and conducting took the air out of the performance. If only the conductor had let the orchestra challenge the soloist (string sections are100% passionate, competitive perfectionists so let them do their thing to a woodwind). I wish the conductor had let the orchestra here go bigger and play the time more precisely. When the orchestra boxes in the soloist, it forces him/her to fight, and clarinet soloists can be transcendent when challenged. Weber is like a mini-Beethoven--he demands the orchestra create romantic drama. Drama is the product of conflict, and conflict between orchestra and soloist was missing here. All in all, the technical perfection made for a fun performance, but better still is to hear an orchestra that's not holding back on the soloist. I wish the conductor had more confidence in his players.
Excellente interprétation respectueuse de la partition, dynamique et riche en nuances, vivante mais sans effets inutiles. Le son est magnifique, très bien timbré, rond, brillant, agréable dans tous les registres, jamais agressif. J'aime aussi l'entente avec le chef d'orchestre.
0:00 adagio ma non troppo
0:39 solo 1
3:15 poco piu vivo
8:16 #8 (con passione)
8:54 #9 (con fuoco)
Wow. This piece makes me wonder if weber was any less than beethoven. Such well-suited harmonies!
Thanks to your team bringing this piece to life with such delicate performance and letting us listen to it for free ❤
We are very happy to, thanks!
this piece is so fire 🔥 i drive to work blasting it
🏎️🔥
Is all the bobbing and gyration necessary man that gets old! Otherwise wunderbar!🙏
The violinists at 3:23😂
Nice job!
Thanks!
Perfect！
Good 👍🏻 I also played this piece
One of the best performances of Op.26.
The conductor is probably using some special wand from Hogwarts. 🤔
Does anyone know the approximate tempo of each part? I’m trying to play this and I don’t want to have to go back to the video every time
Alguém tem a partitura ?
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Who is the clarinet player ? The name , bitte !
His name is Aaron Schilling 😄
@@WDRKlassik Why not do the right thing and put it in the video description? Acting as if the soloist is just a prop for the conductor is poor form indeed.
@@whoitisnot First, the Name of the conductor also is Not in the description, and the name of the soloist is in the Video, easy to spot, and also you are a bit impolite please be nicer and enjoy the good quality published for you
8:50 Con fucco
preparing for the PMEA, I see?
3:14
0:35
2:30
3:15
3:42
4:36
5:39
7:25
👏👏👏👏👏😊
petru romania westdeutscherundunfunkj vielen dank deutsche qualitet
someone coughed so loudly 3:04
2:32
8:03
Bravo il solista ,ma il successore di O. Michallik non è ancora in giro
Noob
sour grapes 👆