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Glad you’re back 🥳

Awesome🔥

Do you still have the non-updated version?

I started playing the flute like 2 months ago, and now I got through like 20 measures of badinerie I thought I could do this. I was sadly mistaken.

Видео огонь, спасибо, что не поленился, теперь так удобно выбирать концерты!!!

Simply sublime ❤

might be the only playable version I have seen omg

I can’t find the gordan jacob song anywhere. Could you please link or share the audio that was used in the video

Wonderful!

Nice 🎉❤

5:14

madness

too long cadenzas

I'm leaving IN DISGUST as Gloggle decided to cut into a beautiful passage of this music with a specious, untruthful ad for miserable chocolate. I will from now, actively avoid Cadbury products.

Обожаю эту запись❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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I had the idea myself of arranging this for violin and cello, so it's nice to see that I'm not the first to think of it. There are some problems with this arragement (mostly with the midi), but I think with the pairing of a great violinist and a great cellist it could sound incredible. The main issue is with the blending of the instruments, which is imperative so that they together sound like one instrument, in this case imitating the organ. Humans can definitely do that a lot better than any midi will be able to do, so I'd love to see a real performance of this arrangement.

Very good.thank you.

Viola jokes? Yeah, they’re funny! But viola playing and the beautiful viola playing is definitely not a joke! Playing the viola takes skill and produces a rich, gorgeous sound! Love it!

Wow. Ray Chen said this one would take some serious practice. Ruggiero Ricci does an excellent performance of this.

I love finding new repertoire for viola here. Thank you for the uploads!

Hermoso

4:31 sinfonia concertante reference!!

Great Arr. Thanks man! 🎉

6:09 That part is a nightmare to play. i got this piece a few weeks ago and it requires to much to know perfectly and I still can't play it right.

Fantastic arrangement and playing! I just wish variation 6 was loud and intense...

All those crotchets moving like quavers..... another 'Shostakovich' wannabe-composer in the 20th century?? Hard to follow in my opinion...

My favs 1) mozart 2) stamitz 3) Brahms 4) reger 5) walton Gorgeous music ❤❤❤

A gem of a concerto

I like how it slows down and returns to the second movement, very cool.

Such a wonderful concerto for a wonderful instrument.

Viola brilhando 🤩🎻

5:14

Magnifica esecuzione e arrangiamento. Grazie!

J'écoute ce 3 concerto pour violoncelle et orchestre de GF Goltermann et je le trouve époustouflant.Bien meilleur concerto que je pensais, le meilleur des 8 . Goltermann mérite mieux que l'oubli .Final brillant

hindemith?????

Cecil Forsyth wrote a great orchestration book, an erudite, witty and insightful work. And, unlike many a composer, modestly refrained from including any of his own works as examples.

my fav parts <3 9:31 21:30 23:40

There’s a reason this piece is not in the standard repertoire. Sorry.

That’s was awesome! I’m going to have to see if I can study this with my teacher!

I don’t know if the Telemann viola concerto in Gm is too easy of a piece for this list but I feel like it’s one of the most recognizable viola pieces.

Wonderful work, but would have been significantly improved by including the name of the performer against each work.

A truly fantastic collection of what our wonderful instrument is capable of! Thank you.

You cant play 10ths on viola, it was most likely 3rds

Well done master!

No Berlioz?!

Viola players of the world, unite!

Best cadenza written for Brahms Violin Concerto. Vengerov's cadenza is also very interesting

Note that, in measure 79 of the first movement, the viola part shown here does not match the recording. This is because there are two versions of that measure found in different editions, one of which has a B minor chord and the other of which has a D major chord. It's uncertain which version is what Hoffmeister intended. There is no surviving autograph score, and despite Hoffmeister being best known as a music publisher, this concerto was not published in his lifetime. The surviving source material that we have from Hoffmeister's time is a set of parts, without score, and in the handwriting of at least three different copyists. If I remember correctly, in that set of parts, the orchestral parts have a B minor chord in measure 79 and the solo viola part has a D major chord. (It may be the other way around.) Some modern editions change the orchestral parts to match the chord in the solo viola part, others change the solo viola part to match the chord in the orchestral parts. When I learned this concerto, I played the double-stops in B minor as heard in the recording, rather than in D major as printed in the viola part above. I've heard recordings of both versions, and I think B minor is more interesting, but both versions can be done convincingly.

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