ECCO plays Penderecki's Sinfonietta for Strings (Vivace)
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2009
- www.eastcoastchamberorchestra.com
In 2001, a group of exciting young string players envisioned the creation of a conductor-less chamber orchestra, based upon democratic principles, whose focus is to be purely on music-making. This organic approach, passion, and commitment resulted in the creation of ECCO (short for East Coast Chamber Orchestra ). Its members are some of the most talented young chamber musicians, soloists (many of them making appearances with such orchestras as Chicago and Philadelphia), and principals in major American orchestras. Translating this diversity of experience and virtuosity into a unified ensemble approach, ECCO combines the strength and power of an orchestral ensemble with the personal, intimate nature of chamber music.
VIOLINS: Annaliesa Place, Tai Murray, Jessica Lee, Meg Freivogel, Nick Kendall, John Marcus, Jonathan Chu, Nelosn Lee. VIOLAS: Beth Guterman, Jonathan Vinocour, Maurycy Banaszek, Melissa Reardon. CELLOS: Dan McDonough, Earl Lee, Na-Young Baek. BASSES: Nate Farrington, Tom Van Dyck. OBOES: James Austin Smith, Nick Masterson. FRENCH HORNS: Adam Krauthamer, Paul LaFollette
LIVE PERFORMANCE at Seton Hall University's 2009 Arts Council Concert Series at the South Orange Performing Arts Center
Dissonant, harsh, full of tension, and soo passionate, dramatic and rhythmically vital. Wonderful, compelling music wonderfully played! Thank you...
This pieces rocks and the performance & recording are top grade -- congratulations to this ensemble!
very good
Hello! the intro music is by John Adams: "Shaker Loops"
Thanks for stopping by the wildmusicbox!
Can't believe there are open seats in the auditorium. Amazing performance.
Thanks to you for helping me out. Yours is an amazing performance, by the way. I listened to it on your "Myspace" channel.
Fascinating performance! And no conductor, wow!
hypnotizing
dear person, as i see comments like yours, i now understand that this music is only for smart people, people who can see that music is not only for a instant "good feeling" but also a whole structure, a structure that can be seen only when all of it is listened without any prejudice.
But i'm not blaiming you, this is how you've been seeing around you since you were born.
The acting concertmaster has some pretty sweet guns.
@TommyTwitchXD Dude, she's awesome -- she's just so intense! She's totally into the performance, that's all.
Does anybody know the name of the music used at the beginning of the clip?. Thank you.
What piece is the intro clip from? Sounds sort of like "Shaker Loops"?
Krysztof Bartokovich...
this is actually REALLY cool... but the girl in the front on the left side is just going SOO HARD.... i mean shes really feeling the music as she plays... LOL
yes, I overreacted, I admit it, and I'm sorry for that, anyways.
It does evoke TOO much tension, yes, but what I'm trying to say is this is just about how we all have been listening to; about the practice of listening. i don't believe in that natural tension we feel, in an interval such as 2m. This may be all about the practice.
See you around, regards from Istanbul.
nyone else noticce how crazy looking the black chick looks? lol