In my Mother Tongue we say "No hay mal que por bien no venga" which means that a difficult time will bring something better in the end. This exactly has happened with the sad Coronavirus attack to humanity. We, music lovers and HR FRANKFURT Sinfonie orchestra fans, have had the fortune of meeting all, one by one, those wonderful musicians whom concert after concert we have been listening while playing altogether. We knew, for sure, they were all of them great soloists and this unexpected crisis took us to admire their professional profile. Thanks a million to all of them and to HR FRANKFURT Sinfonie.
I agree as well. This is written as the restrictions finally are beginning to lift, but this makes these remarkable programs from the time of the pandemic even more noteworthy.
Queridos colegas de FRANKFURT.....me emociona escucharles..... fui primer solo fagotista de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Chile y toque varias esta hermosa pieza......les felicito. Son grandes músicos, mi orquesta preferida....la conocí el año 1986.......abrazos
This brings back memories. I played this, once, long ago. Thank you HR Sinfonie for posting these concerts. They are keeping me sane amidst all the chaos of 2020 and 2021...
Wonderful playing. It is, frankly, almost miraculous that you can keep the whole thing together whilst being so free. I guess it comes of long and careful rehearsal.
Wunderschöne Aufführung dieser spätromantischen Serenade im fließenden doch gut phrasierten Tempo mit milden Tönen aller Blasinstrumente und tiefem Ton des Kontrabasses. Die intime und perfekt entsprechende Miteinanderwirkung zwischen allen Virtuosen ist wahrlich ergreifend. Einfach wunderbar!
Wonderful! We dream about the day when our 148 year old community band will be able to gather safely and perform together once again. Thank you for showing it can be done.
No final da a impressão de ouvir os aplausos da platéia . Deve ser muito triste tocar em um teatro totalmente vazio Parabéns pela dedicação desses músicos maravilhosos
If an entire symphony orchestra socially-distances itself appropriately as these 13 players have (and bravo for such an excellent sound despite the distancing!) how big would the platform have to be?
2 things: 1) what kind of horn is the first player using?!? looks like rotors half way doe the slides. 2) 8:40 the bassoon player looks right at the you tube viewer - he should have winked!
Das mit Abstand stehen ist ja so lächerlich. Wenn das Konzert vorbei ist, gehen sie in ihre Garderobe und packen ihre Instrumente wieder ein, garantiert ohne Abstand. Trotzdem, spielen tun sie großartig. Fehlt allderdings der Mundschutz!!!
In my Mother Tongue we say "No hay mal que por bien no venga" which means that a difficult time will bring something better in the end. This exactly has happened with the sad Coronavirus attack to humanity. We, music lovers and HR FRANKFURT Sinfonie orchestra fans, have had the fortune of meeting all, one by one, those wonderful musicians whom concert after concert we have been listening while playing altogether. We knew, for sure, they were all of them great soloists and this unexpected crisis took us to admire their professional profile.
Thanks a million to all of them and to HR FRANKFURT Sinfonie.
Absolutely right! In English, we say "every cloud has a silver lining".
Well said.
I agree as well. This is written as the restrictions finally are beginning to lift, but this makes these remarkable programs from the time of the pandemic even more noteworthy.
Instablaster
Music is the closest wavelenght to infinity
Queridos colegas de FRANKFURT.....me emociona escucharles..... fui primer solo fagotista de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Chile y toque varias esta hermosa pieza......les felicito. Son grandes músicos, mi orquesta preferida....la conocí el año 1986.......abrazos
Serenade (Op. 7) for wind instruments, composed when Richard Strauss was only 16 years of age. In the year 1880.
This brings back memories. I played this, once, long ago. Thank you HR Sinfonie for posting these concerts. They are keeping me sane amidst all the chaos of 2020 and 2021...
Oh what wonderful memories of playing this in college!
Wonderful playing. It is, frankly, almost miraculous that you can keep the whole thing together whilst being so free. I guess it comes of long and careful rehearsal.
Wunderschöne Aufführung dieser spätromantischen Serenade im fließenden doch gut phrasierten Tempo mit milden Tönen aller Blasinstrumente und tiefem Ton des Kontrabasses. Die intime und perfekt entsprechende Miteinanderwirkung zwischen allen Virtuosen ist wahrlich ergreifend. Einfach wunderbar!
Wonderful! We dream about the day when our 148 year old community band will be able to gather safely and perform together once again. Thank you for showing it can be done.
It was heart-touching to watch this clip during the lockdown. Arts and culture can't be destroyed by the current pandemic. Thank you so much.
No final da a impressão de ouvir os aplausos da platéia .
Deve ser muito triste tocar em um teatro totalmente vazio
Parabéns pela dedicação desses músicos maravilhosos
13 maestros! Qué bella actitud en cada nota!
Thank you so much for these performances. They mean so very much in these days.
Wundervoll , solche PHANTASTISCHEN Bläser ! Vielen Dank für das Konzert!
La distanciation des musiciens nous permet d'apprécier davantage leur travail. Bravo!
Fantastic ensamble ...i like Strauss...thanks
Glückwunsch. Ich Liebe dich Sinfonieorchester Frankfurt !
Congratulations on an excellent performance, especially in the face of COVID.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Bravoooo!!!!!
THANK YOU for this!
Great Sound!!!
Thank you!!
Beautiful
danke
If an entire symphony orchestra socially-distances itself appropriately as these 13 players have (and bravo for such an excellent sound despite the distancing!) how big would the platform have to be?
Amazing
magnifico¡¡¡
Thanks
2 things: 1) what kind of horn is the first player using?!? looks like rotors half way doe the slides. 2) 8:40 the bassoon player looks right at the you tube viewer - he should have winked!
that's a Cornford Triple www.cornford.de/Mod_3S_english_alt.htm
@@moonrunn3r467 Thx!
Beautiful!
Indeed
Oboe excerpt at 2:25 (NAfME All-Northwest Audition)
Was für ein geiles Horn hat der Solohornist?
Ein Cornford Doppel kompensiertes Trippelhorn
Marc Gruber ich habe mir gedacht, es war ein Alexander
Ist es schwerer auf Abstand zu musizieren?
*theo plath und nicht the plath hahaha
Hi, Oskar!
Thanks for the tip!
Das mit Abstand stehen ist ja so lächerlich. Wenn das Konzert vorbei ist, gehen sie in ihre Garderobe und packen ihre Instrumente wieder ein, garantiert ohne Abstand. Trotzdem, spielen tun sie großartig. Fehlt allderdings der Mundschutz!!!