Pierre Hantaï - Johann Sebastian Bach: Goldberg Variations, BWV 988

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  • @klaasklapsigaar1081
    @klaasklapsigaar1081 Рік тому +25

    Ofcourse it will take most people 50 years to recognize this performance. But I'll say it now. This is legendary stuff. The way Pierre Hantaï delivers this blows my mind out of solar orbit.

    • @blev866
      @blev866 5 місяців тому

      Did you hear his 1993 performance of the piece?could you compare?

  • @threethrushes
    @threethrushes 11 місяців тому +6

    The ability to simply play hundreds of different interpretations of Bach's GV, and others, on various instruments with a few finger presses is akin to absolute wizardry for 99 per cent of every human that ever lived.
    What a time to be alive.

  • @enielsen42
    @enielsen42 Рік тому +15

    This is the best recording of the Goldberg Variations I've heard on any instrument.

  • @youexx
    @youexx 4 роки тому +32

    "Great Harpsichordist" is - an understatement.

  • @LeandroSilva-jy2jk
    @LeandroSilva-jy2jk 4 роки тому +60

    Trying to make a timeline:
    6:49 0
    9:13
    10:22
    11:19 3can
    12:18
    12:51
    13:44 6can
    14:39
    15:38
    16:50 9can
    18:08
    18:58
    20:19 12can
    22:06
    24:59
    26:04 15can
    28:50 overture
    30:17
    31:17 18can
    32:03
    32:54
    33:56 21can
    35:46
    36:33
    37:42 24can
    39:34
    43:46
    44:49 27can
    45:45
    46:57
    48:03 30can
    49:09

  • @saulfermusic
    @saulfermusic 10 років тому +50

    For the direct music skip to 6:40

  • @FrancescoFornasaro
    @FrancescoFornasaro  11 років тому +42

    The harpsichord is an anonymous French one built by a master of the Rhone valley.(c.1700) and restored years ago by the great and famous Italian harpsichord maker Franco Barucchieri. It is a fine example of a French instrument, intended to imitate the flemish tradition. I don't know the compass, but it seems to be SOL 0 - RE 5 (“petit ravalement”). The instrument is tuned in A = 392 Hz, which is the baroque French pitch.

    • @jimbo2629
      @jimbo2629 7 років тому +5

      StylusFantasticus71 I very much like the lower pitch. There is less harshness in the higher notes.

    • @danyelnicholas
      @danyelnicholas 2 місяці тому

      Thank you for setting this straight. It certainly adds to the miraculous quality of this interpretation. Bach had his own goût réunis, and people always underestimate the influence of the great French clavecin tradition on him.

  • @jcastano
    @jcastano 8 років тому +20

    One of the best recordings -- ever -- of the Goldberg Variations on the harpsichord. Magnificent.

  • @Paolo-pb1tm
    @Paolo-pb1tm Рік тому +1

    I lose a lot of sleep listening to Hantai's Goldberg. It puts a spell on you. It brings Leonhardt's rhythmic, jazzy Bach to mind. Fantastic!

  • @richardwhitehouse8762
    @richardwhitehouse8762 Рік тому +1

    Quite marvelous. Thank you for sharing.
    Having watched/listened to a lot of performances, one thing that is interesting is how often harpsichordists take more moderate tempi than pianists. It becomes a much less breathless and richer experience. The variety of texture and articulation here (never mind the glorious sound) is stunning.

  • @matthieuschweyer8943
    @matthieuschweyer8943 9 років тому +24

    Hantaï a un sens du rythme et du phrasé qui donne un élan et une souplesse que je ne retrouve chez aucun autre claveciniste. Quelle aisance...

  • @jsb7975
    @jsb7975 6 років тому +12

    Quel distributeur de nôtes ...
    Listening to Hantai makes you understand the harpsichord and the
    practice of his playing.
    Glorious!!

  • @paqman67
    @paqman67 11 років тому +21

    Most straightforward and joyful version of the Goldberg Variations..period!

  • @bianchiviolin
    @bianchiviolin 9 років тому +32

    This video makes the case for Bach on the harpsicord like no other recording I have heard. I love the richness and clarity of the Taskin style harpsicord when the two eight foot manuals are coupled and the bass line is more clearly defined on a harpsicord than on a piano. There is no way this playing would send me to sleep.

    • @jimbo2629
      @jimbo2629 7 років тому +2

      Howard Marshall There is only one instrument better than a Goermans/Taskin and that’s a Dulcken!

    • @zacharybond23
      @zacharybond23 4 роки тому +1

      @@jimbo2629 Do you have any examples of a Dulcken recording? I have been looking for one, and I have come up short.

    • @makotojames-organandharpsi1195
      @makotojames-organandharpsi1195 3 роки тому +1

      @@zacharybond23 there are some good videos on YT of Korneel Bernolet playing some Couperin L’art de Toucher on a Dulcken in a museum in Antwerp.

    • @zacharybond23
      @zacharybond23 3 роки тому

      @@makotojames-organandharpsi1195 Could you please link one such video? I also should have been more specific. I also meant recordings of the Goldberg Variations. I have found only one, by Gustav Leonhardt.

    • @alainperrieregenevincent54
      @alainperrieregenevincent54 3 роки тому

      Pierre Hantai reste pour moi le meilleur interprète pour ces 30 variations Goldberg.
      Qui sont d'un niveau musical assez élevé.
      "Mon cher Goldberg, pour tromper mon insomnie, jouez-nous une de vos merveilleuses variations"!
      Et le petit Goldberg, âgé seulement de 14 ans, de s'exécuter.

  • @LeVezz
    @LeVezz 9 років тому +29

    i just wanted to see how he played the first aria .... now i'm almost at the end of the variations haha! this rendition is incredibly good . Comme j'aime le clavecin !

    • @PadmaBCN
      @PadmaBCN 8 років тому +5

      ce musique est addictive, ma favorite

  • @HumbleNewMusic
    @HumbleNewMusic 3 роки тому +5

    Sooo glad I was asked to look for this!! Kinda speechless after watching & listening... sigh.......

  • @danyelnicholas
    @danyelnicholas 2 місяці тому

    Finally played on a clavecin that sounds like a musical instrument. Wonderful. Splendid introduction too.

  • @frenchiecocorico1
    @frenchiecocorico1 11 років тому +15

    Effectively, after some research, this harpsichord looks like the one played by Scott Ross in 1989 at the Villa Medicis (french academy of arts) for the french TV program "Une leçon de clavecin particulière" . It is indicated as a french harpsichord by anonymous (ca 1700). Nevertheless, Villa Medicis exhibits a keyboard instruments collection (harpsichord, organ, piano) in which the Soumagnac's one acquired in 2003

  • @Renshen1957
    @Renshen1957 6 років тому +12

    The performance starts at circa 6:50.

  • @hugues-v8i
    @hugues-v8i 7 років тому +4

    pourquoi cette musique me fait-elle autant de bien?
    c'est aussi beau qu'un chant d'oiseaux un matin ensoleillé
    merci monsieur Hantaï (et JSB)

  • @SergioValenzuela
    @SergioValenzuela 7 років тому +20

    Sublime, elegant, truthful. Love Pierre Hantaï's mastery and selflessness. The rhythmic flexibility and phrasing sounds much more warm and expressive to me than the average pianistic way of delivering this master piece, no to mention the tuning. Sounds more... intimate even for an instrument with "apparent" limitations compared to the piano.
    Don't get me wrong, i can equally enjoy piano renditions in the hands of Tureck, Schiff and so many other great musicians.
    Also, some of the fingerings and ways of distributing some passages are striking. Quite a learning opportunity here. Thanks for using youtube for the best of best.

    • @bobsteiner9209
      @bobsteiner9209 2 роки тому

      Right you are. I started listening to solo harpsichord only recently (with the help of fine headphones), and I appreciate the individuality and expressiveness the great players bring to this instrument.

  • @macbird-lt8de
    @macbird-lt8de Рік тому

    EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE AND EXCELLENT FILMING OF THE HANDS
    damn bro this is a great experience to hear and see this

  • @eliseu2872
    @eliseu2872 10 років тому +13

    A melhor versão das Variações sem sombra de dúvida.

  • @tepmich
    @tepmich 5 років тому +2

    Erstaunlich und magisch !!! Amazing and magical !!! Tepper Michael.

  • @ToTo-hl2xo
    @ToTo-hl2xo 8 років тому +18

    9:12 my favorite

  • @LauraVazquez-w4s
    @LauraVazquez-w4s 3 місяці тому

    If you want to go straight to the music: 6:39 :) it's such an amazing composition and it looks to be hard to play... What lightness in the hands of the pianist who is interpreting the song! It was touching!

  • @croay
    @croay 10 місяців тому +2

    best Goldberg interpretation out there

  • @annafalcone6530
    @annafalcone6530 3 роки тому

    Veramente Grande clavicembalista fedele alla partitura tecnica straordinaria e grande sensibilità.

  • @HaiTran-uk2oh
    @HaiTran-uk2oh 5 років тому +2

    I have listened to perhaps 20 versions of this work, many good, many very good, but still, Hantai's on harpsichord, and Hewitt's on modern piano are my most favourites.

    • @waynesmith3767
      @waynesmith3767 3 роки тому

      I love this version and had the pleasure of hearing Hewitt live ( the live performance was even better than her recorded one).

  • @taksyeung2
    @taksyeung2 10 років тому +3

    I just heard the beauty and the divinity.
    thanks for the uploading

  • @pobinr
    @pobinr 10 років тому +2

    Lovely rich tone. Wonderful playing

  • @Chiara2110
    @Chiara2110 9 років тому +8

    Grande Francesco che hai postato questo video :) Un abbraccio forte!

    • @FrancescoFornasaro
      @FrancescoFornasaro  9 років тому

      +chiara massini Ciao, Chiara carissima! Un abbraccione, e a presto, spero!

  • @Assisi9
    @Assisi9 Рік тому

    Insightful playing. There's something to learn from his analysis here.

  • @Darrigrande
    @Darrigrande 3 роки тому +1

    Uno de los mejores clavecinistas de nuestro tiempo! Me fascinan sus interpretaciones de J. S. Bach!

  • @OSMOSE20
    @OSMOSE20 9 років тому +2

    MAGNIFIQUE ! Merci pour ce moment magique.

  • @frenchiecocorico1
    @frenchiecocorico1 11 років тому +2

    Thanks. I've found some infos which didn't tally yours. This harpsichord was bought in 1993 by the french restorer Laurent Soumagnac to a french owner at the Paris exhibition "Musicora". It was an uncomplete ruin whose stand was transformed into a bridge table.
    This restorer found a signature "DF" under the soundboard. The measurements and design conclude a harpsichord by François Donzelague of Lyon (ca1700). A ravalement was done in 1748 by the french builder Joseph Collesse in Lyon, etc...

  • @sullenfionaa
    @sullenfionaa 10 років тому +5

    great to have such a wonderful harpshochord interpretation of our time.

  • @Kitsua
    @Kitsua 11 років тому +2

    Magnificent performance.

  • @guillermoleonvelezsilva5470
    @guillermoleonvelezsilva5470 3 роки тому

    Una obra sublime... de las tantas que nos lego Juan Sebastian Bach... y el maestro Pierre la lleva a lo mas alto... como lo disfrutare hoy 15 de Noviembre de 2021 en el Teatro Colon de Bogota.

  • @tepmich
    @tepmich 5 років тому +1

    Under the hands of Pierre Hantai clavecin comes to life !!! Tepper Michael.

  • @makotojames-organandharpsi1195
    @makotojames-organandharpsi1195 3 роки тому

    Love love the instrument! Some very poetic sounds.
    Also am really enjoying Hantai’s playing here. I often find his agogics a bit too severe but here he is really hitting the spot for me.

  • @ruperttmls7985
    @ruperttmls7985 7 років тому +17

    Fijense en el 12:52 es la quinta variación, vean la comodidad con la que lo toca Hantai al hacerlo en un clavecin de 2 teclados (el instrumento para el que fue escrita), sin necesidad de dar saltos o agitarse como Gould al hacerlo en un piano.

    • @Felipe.Taboada.
      @Felipe.Taboada. 6 років тому +1

      Rupert Tmls no es lo mismo tocar un piano que un clavicembalo, las técnicas son distintas.

    • @MARTIN201199
      @MARTIN201199 5 років тому +1

      Felipe Taboada creo que precisamente eso es lo que está dando a entender Rupert. En cualquier caso ambas versiones son excelentes, la de piano y la de clavecin

  • @md95065
    @md95065 11 років тому +4

    While I do not know the provenance of this instrument I can tell you that, visually, it appears to be the same instrument that was played by Scott Ross in a film made shortly before he died in 1989 which means that it could not possibly have been purchased by Soumagnac in 1993. You should be able to find that video on UA-cam by searching for "Scott Ross".

  • @Janitorus
    @Janitorus 11 років тому +20

    Bach. Hantaï. 'nuff said.

  • @paolaspaccamonti166
    @paolaspaccamonti166 6 років тому +1

    Magnifica l’esecuzione e molto interessante l’introduzione

  • @michaelweis4756
    @michaelweis4756 6 років тому

    J'aiime la clavecin aussi! Einfach nur grandios! Thanks for uploading!

  • @Looey
    @Looey Рік тому

    Man, I love this !

  • @rareword
    @rareword 5 років тому +2

    Very interesting introduction,

  • @markhughes7927
    @markhughes7927 4 роки тому +2

    Superlative!

  • @frenchiecocorico1
    @frenchiecocorico1 11 років тому +1

    Laurent Soumagnac initiated the instrument restoration / rebuillding in 2000 and finished it to a working harpsichord in 2003 but he didn't restore the paintings. The pitch was then la3 = 407 Hz as in the 18th century french baroque period.
    The ravalement by Collesse added 3 notes on the bass and 2 notes on the treble without any enlargement of the case.
    Probably the tuscan restorer Franco Barucchieri completed the restoration and assumed the tuning and the maintenance.

  • @jonasdaverio9369
    @jonasdaverio9369 3 роки тому +4

    I like how everyone here is presenting their own personal point of view as if it was a universal truth that everyone should agree on

    • @trindrf4901
      @trindrf4901 3 роки тому

      And crying about all those comments are even lamer, not alot of ppl are seeing them anyways

    • @mhdfrb9971
      @mhdfrb9971 2 роки тому

      And your opinion certainly not

    • @jonasdaverio9369
      @jonasdaverio9369 2 роки тому

      @@mhdfrb9971 The only opinion I shared was certainly not presented as a universal truth.

    • @mhdfrb9971
      @mhdfrb9971 2 роки тому

      @@jonasdaverio9369 people free to express their opinion you know. When did they say their opinion are universal truth?

  • @LB-rh2og
    @LB-rh2og 9 років тому

    Great music, loved this song when I heard it in the movie "Stupeur et tremblements".

    • @carnivalcruiserbill
      @carnivalcruiserbill 8 років тому +2

      +Leon Cocco This is indeed great music. BTw, it is not a song. A song is a piece of vocal music; this is an instrumental piece and therefore does not have words as you have in a song.

    • @LB-rh2og
      @LB-rh2og 8 років тому +2

      +Bill Teichman My humble apologies haha. I will never refer to this again as a "song", but as a piece of exquisite music then :)

  • @menaberg1841
    @menaberg1841 8 років тому +1

    beautiful!!

  • @emmanuelsales149
    @emmanuelsales149 Рік тому

    Splendide.

  • @benharris7070
    @benharris7070 8 років тому +2

    fantastique

  • @GuntherDebymusique
    @GuntherDebymusique 2 роки тому +1

    Pierre Hantaï, né à Paris le 28 février 1964, est un claveciniste et chef d'orchestre français.
    Biographie
    Fils du peintre Simon Hantaï, il découvre la musique de Johann Sebastian Bach à l'âge de dix ans et les enregistrements de Gustav Leonhardt à l'âge de onze ans. Il commence l'apprentissage du clavecin dès l'âge de onze ans en autodidacte avant de rencontrer son premier professeur, le claveciniste américain Arthur Haas[1],Il poursuit ses études à Amsterdam durant deux années avec Gustav Leonhardt En 1983, il remporte le deuxième prix au Concours international du Festival de musique ancienne de Bruges.
    Parmi ses disques les plus connus sont ses deux enregistrements des Variations Goldberg (1993, 2003) et sa « non-intégrale » des sonates de Domenico Scarlatti. À la suite d'un premier enregistrement pour Astrée en 1993, il enregistre six disques des recitals de Scarlatti pour le label Mirare entre 2002 et 2019. Sa discographie comprend un enregistrement du premier livre du Clavier bien tempéré, trois enregistrements consacrés aux toccates et suites de Bach et des albums de Frescobaldi et Couperin.
    En tant que soliste, il est reconnu internationalement et joue aux festivals comme La Roque d'Anthéron, La Folle Journée de Nantes, Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht, le Boston Early Music Festival, à Carnegie Hall, à la Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, et à Hakuju Hall à Tokyo.
    En 1985, il fonde son propre ensemble, le Concert Français, qu'il dirige du clavecin ou de l'estrade.Il se produit en compagnie de ses deux frères, Marc et Jérôme, au sein du Trio Hantaï. En 1991, il participe avec son frère Jérôme à l'enregistrement de la bande-son du film Tous les matins du monde. Il a joué dans La Petite Bande sous la direction de Sigiswald Kuijken et continue à jouer avec Jordi Savall, Amandine Beyer, Hugo Reyne et Maude Gratton. Il a collaboré avec plusieurs chefs-d'orchestre, dont Philippe Herreweghe et Marc Minkowski.

  • @ВладимирГоровиц-д8п
    @ВладимирГоровиц-д8п 10 років тому +2

    Great!!!

  • @Rokudammela
    @Rokudammela 11 років тому +1

    That's awesome!

  • @jingwenlin4699
    @jingwenlin4699 4 роки тому

    Merci ☺️

  • @carmen6169
    @carmen6169 2 роки тому

    Goldbdber alumno favorito de JC. Bach. 🤩🖐️

  • @FrancescoFornasaro
    @FrancescoFornasaro  11 років тому +2

    Well, now we are sure that the instrument was built by a master of the Rhone Valley around 1700, and we know his name. I am sure, however, that even the Tuscan Franco Barucchieri has put his hands on the harpsichord, perhaps for a finalization, as this information occurs in various sources, including the books of some CDs.Thank you for your important contribution!

  • @machiwoomiapoo
    @machiwoomiapoo 7 років тому

    Sounds wonderful! :)

  • @seanbeh360
    @seanbeh360 6 років тому +1

    6:49 for the start of the music

  • @frenchiecocorico1
    @frenchiecocorico1 11 років тому +2

    Quel réjouissement d'entendre ces Variations Goldberg interprétées par le talentueux Pierre Hantai et de bénéficier d'explications claires et détaillées en français sur la genèse et l'organisation de cette œuvre géniale. Le seul petit reproche serait de ne pas avoir joué les reprises.
    "Stylus Fantasticus71" have you further infos to give on this original harpsichord (builder , country, design, compass, pitch, temperament and date).
    Many thanks.

    • @livilivi9416
      @livilivi9416 2 роки тому

      Oui, c'est étonnant, je l'ai vu 2 fois jouer les Goldberg et, comme sur ses versions studio, il a toujours joué les reprises.

  • @paolodestro69
    @paolodestro69 9 років тому

    veramente fantastico

  • @carmen6169
    @carmen6169 2 роки тому

    Su alumno favorito Goldberg. ,muy tiernas.

  • @scarlatti222
    @scarlatti222 2 роки тому

    6:45
    Music start here ...your welcome 🌸🌸🌸

  • @MrInterestingthings
    @MrInterestingthings 8 років тому

    My first time heaaring him . I see why he has areputation .Remarkable music - making here !

  • @geometricart7851
    @geometricart7851 9 років тому +15

    This guy is the best thing music has given us since Glenn Gould left in 1982.

    • @Minotauro_di_Chieti
      @Minotauro_di_Chieti 7 років тому +3

      AHAH no.

    • @ruperttmls7985
      @ruperttmls7985 4 роки тому

      What is a “gould”?

    • @jasonhurd4379
      @jasonhurd4379 4 роки тому +3

      People who hold up Gould as the ne plus ultra of Bach playing are lovers neither of Bach nor, really, of classical music generally. Gould's mannerisms, eccentricities and downright unmusicality have corrupted several generations of listeners. I can only hope that magnificent performers like Mr Hantaï will readjust people's jaded and wayward tastes, and that a shameful period in the history of recorded music can finally be put behind us.

    • @jonasdaverio9369
      @jonasdaverio9369 3 роки тому

      @@jasonhurd4379 of course you're right and your opinion should be presented and accepted as a universal truth, of course

    • @JuanRamónSilva-Piano
      @JuanRamónSilva-Piano Місяць тому

      @@jasonhurd4379I disagree. I don’t hold Gould as the best of the best, but he is undoubtedly a masterful player which deserves recognition.
      I do agree that he is overrated, some of his recordings are tasteless while others are full of live and energy. It’s not a black and white matter as people think.

  • @GuntherDebymusique
    @GuntherDebymusique 10 років тому +6

    Pierre Hantaï,
    Né à Paris le 28 février 1964,
    Claveciniste et chef d'orchestre français.
    il commence l'apprentissage du clavecin dès l'âge de onze ou douze ans et étudie à Paris avec Arthur Haas, puis à Amsterdam durant deux années avec Gustav Leonhardt. En 1982, il remporte le deuxième prix au Concours international de Bruges. Il se produit seul ou en compagnie de ses deux frères, Marc et Jérôme. Il joue dans la plupart des ensembles de musique ancienne, en particulier dans La Petite Bande sous la direction de Sigiswald Kuijken, en 1987, puis avec le Concert des Nations sous la direction de Jordi Savall en 1989. En 1985, il fonde, avec ses deux frères, son propre ensemble, le Concert Français, qu'il dirige du clavecin ou de l'estrade.

    • @GuntherDebymusique
      @GuntherDebymusique 9 років тому

      Merci Béatrice pour le +

    • @OSMOSE20
      @OSMOSE20 9 років тому +2

      +Gunther Deby
      Merci pour ces utiles précisions.

  • @shenghung9652
    @shenghung9652 7 років тому

    原始大鍵琴的版本原來是這種氣氛.謝謝.

  • @MariuszDrzazga-o8m
    @MariuszDrzazga-o8m 4 місяці тому

    I prefer this on the piano. But this performance is among the best of the best.

  • @calmanat
    @calmanat 29 днів тому

    Como um sujeito que concreta uma parede.

  • @victorlee3167
    @victorlee3167 4 роки тому +4

    The way he moves his hands and fingers... AllofBach should have gotten Hantai for the Goldbergs.

  • @shamquinaliocha1670
    @shamquinaliocha1670 5 років тому +1

    Surtout ne pas manquer le commentaire, très éclairant.

  • @jeanpierrecarabas5508
    @jeanpierrecarabas5508 5 років тому

    P.Hantaï a élaboré une technique tout particulier - ce qui indique au moins une génialité - … mais je ne sais pas si cela fonctionne sur le clavichord ?

  • @Danlovar
    @Danlovar 7 років тому +4

    There is always a comment about Gould.

  • @HumbleNewMusic
    @HumbleNewMusic 7 місяців тому

  • @evamaier7973
    @evamaier7973 3 роки тому

    Are you Crazy to interrupt this concert with ads?!?! Mitten im Satz??

  • @alainperrieregenevincent54
    @alainperrieregenevincent54 Рік тому

    C'est une erreur que de dire qu'il y a 32 variations Goldberg.
    Il y en a 31.
    Il ne faut pas compter l'aria.

  • @bouyhos
    @bouyhos 7 років тому +2

    39:35 - 43:46

  • @danielsampedro7496
    @danielsampedro7496 8 років тому +1

    ¿Cómo se llama es instrumento? // How is that instrument called?

    • @mikekeyes6102
      @mikekeyes6102 8 років тому

      Cembalo.

    • @Danlovar
      @Danlovar 7 років тому

      Se llama clave o clavicémbalo.

    • @yyyihad
      @yyyihad 6 років тому

      Es una trompeta, como bien explica la descripción justo debajo del video // It's a tambourine, just as the description right under the video explains.

    • @ruperttmls7985
      @ruperttmls7985 4 роки тому +2

      En español: clave, clavicembalo, clavecin.
      Frances: clavecin.
      Italiano: clavicembalo
      Ingles: harpsichord
      Alemán: Cembalo
      ... o cómo dicen mas arriba “a trumpet” jajajaja

  • @hongkyulee8775
    @hongkyulee8775 8 років тому

    프랑스 하프시코드 주자인 피에르 앙타이는 지성과 뛰어난 기교와 즐거움이 잘 조화를 이룬 연주가 무엇인지를 보여준다. 피상적인 연주가 아닌 이성과 지성이 조화를 이루는 동시에 곡이 지닌 시심(詩心)을 자연스러우면서도 원칙을 잘 지켜가며 표현했다.
    [네이버 지식백과] 골드베르크 변주곡 [Goldberg Variations] (죽기 전에 꼭 들어야 할 클래식 1001, 2009. 6. 1., 마로니에북스)

  • @jeanpaulgilleron3766
    @jeanpaulgilleron3766 3 роки тому

    ;Bravo pierre car c'est sur un clavecin à deux claviers que cette pièce a été créée et non sur un piano .Vous êtes pour moi la référence .Bravo .J'aime glen gould mais je préfère largement votre version qui est conforme à celle que bach a imaginé ;De plus votre phrasé est magnifique un peu de romantisme mais pourquoi pas !

  • @veraalcalay5187
    @veraalcalay5187 3 роки тому

    Inizio musica 6:40

  • @eliseu2872
    @eliseu2872 5 років тому

    Talvez a melhor execução das variações.

  • @theodesvignes4856
    @theodesvignes4856 9 місяців тому +1

    la variation sur la sixte me fait presque toujours croire en Dieu

  • @docm27
    @docm27 3 роки тому

    Great. Shame about no repeats though, double the pleasure.

    • @livilivi9416
      @livilivi9416 2 роки тому

      True, and strange, he generally plays them.

    • @operatube
      @operatube Рік тому +1

      I actually prefer it without the repeats :D

  • @caesarsneezer6992
    @caesarsneezer6992 4 роки тому

    Eti decra invoku resen yal. Canu seepa fer ya eree tipubu. La 2:54 mahut freco yal tion trivv topi resuva ulii. Feemah talmud mish ougee lep roeka ees daseese.

    • @MiskoKatua
      @MiskoKatua 4 роки тому

      Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. :-D

    • @caesarsneezer6992
      @caesarsneezer6992 4 роки тому

      @@MiskoKatua helem nati!!

    • @caesarsneezer6992
      @caesarsneezer6992 4 роки тому

      @@MiskoKatua It all sounds like Latin to me. Possibly Tagalog.

  • @PaoloJSB
    @PaoloJSB 9 років тому

    This is absolutely not the instrument owned by Mr. Soumagnac. This istrument is the property of Accademia di Francia, Villa Medici, Rome.

    • @Baghuul
      @Baghuul 8 років тому +2

      Calm down

  • @benjaplus
    @benjaplus 3 роки тому

    I miss repetitions! 31:17

  • @camitful
    @camitful 9 років тому +3

    Avevo letto che Hantai aveva eseguito le variazioni Golberg a Merano, credo al Kursaal. Ora lo ascolto qui ; prima vorrei esclamare la grandezza di questa musica al Clavicembalo a 2 manuali. Tuttavia ci sono video di questa musica di Andras Shiff e di altri pianisti che eseguono a memoria . Pensavo che anche i claviembalisti di grido eseguissero a memoria , invece vedo che il libercolo fa capolino appoggiato su un leggio chiuso , ma sempre come se fosse sul leggio.

    • @camitful
      @camitful 9 років тому +1

      +Camillo Flaim Limitiamo il repertorio ma eseguiamo a memoria come tanti organisti e pianisti eseguono la loro musica. Personalmente mi dedico di più a comporre sia per tastiera per musica da camera e sinfonica come altri grandi hanno composto . Qualche mia composizione può essere paragonata tranquillamente ad altre composizioni di noti musicisti vissuti sia per tastiera musica da camera o sinfonica , anche se in stile.

    • @Patafisique
      @Patafisique 8 років тому

      Camillo Flaim E chi lo dice che non si può usare lo spartito? il dottore?

    • @camitful
      @camitful 8 років тому

      Si può usare , ma si sembra più ai primi albori dello studio invece di essere concertisti
      come appare da molti pianisti e organisti stranieri ormai.

    • @Patafisique
      @Patafisique 7 років тому

      Camillo Flaim Bah, il maestro Hantai non ha certo bisogno di dimostrare nulla. peraltro tra gli specialisti di barocco l'uso dello spartito è molto diffuso.

    • @mariogriffey1297
      @mariogriffey1297 7 років тому +2

      Non sono mai riuscito a capire quale differenza faccia, per noi ascoltatori, che l'esecutore suoni a memoria o legga. S. Richter, se non erro, leggeva sempre e voleva anche una luce particolare e diretta sul leggio. Pollini ha eseguito a Torino, in una memorabile serata, il libro primo del clav. ben temp., tutto a memoria, ma aveva fatto preannunciare che non voleva essere disturbato da applausi e che non ci sarebbe stato intervallo, mentre poi a metà ha interrotto e si è recato (quasi di corsa) in camerino, evidentemente per dare un'occhiata alla partitura, cosa che nulla ha tolto alla magia della serata al teatro Regio, anzi! Il quartetto italiano per molto tempo ha suonato a memoria e, se ho bene inteso un accenno che fece Elisa Pegreffi in un'intervista, lo considerava un merito. Che ricordare la partitura a memoria sia indice di studio approfondito, oltre che di capacità mnemoniche forse straordinarie, è vero. Ma si può preferire di leggere per mille ragioni, senza che ciò sia indice di superficialità. Quello che conta è il risultato interpretativo. Nel caso di Hantai a me pare che si tratti di una grandissima esecuzione. Il difficile del clavicembalo è ovviamente dare espressione, per gli ovvi limiti dello strumento. A me pare che Hantai ci riesca al massimo grado. Mi ricorda Walcha, che ci ha lasciato anche lui una grande esecuzione. Ma Hantai si avvale di una tecnica di registrazione moderna, che certamente giova. Comunque le Goldberg ogni volta che le ascolti ti lasciano stupefatto. In ogni esecuzione si scopre un proprio bello, che magari in precedenza non si era colto. Bello poi il gesto di Hantai, misurato quasi fino ad ostentare una sorta di consustanziazione tra la mano e la tastiera. Talento immenso.

  • @hammerfinger
    @hammerfinger 7 років тому

    33:57

  • @PedroGomez-jo3gu
    @PedroGomez-jo3gu 4 роки тому +2

    Lo que está escrito para clave, no suena bien en piano. Es como tocar un concierto de violín con un clarinete.

    • @MiskoKatua
      @MiskoKatua 4 роки тому +1

      Nunca me gustó la interpretación de Glenn Gould; pero para algunos Gould es considerado como el 'PLUS ULTRA'

  • @arthurlecomte8950
    @arthurlecomte8950 3 роки тому +2

    The piano is a beautiful instrument, but I think it diminishes Bach's brilliance when his pieces are played on one. His music played on a harpsichord, as it should be, is like a mathematical orgasm.

    • @evamaier7973
      @evamaier7973 3 роки тому

      Hören Sie einmal Bach Suiten von W. Backhaus, Klavier, absolut mitreißend, ohne Romantik, voller Freude, so finde ich es sonst nirgends.

  • @micheln80
    @micheln80 10 років тому +8

    hantai XD

  • @user-es3pz3ef6p
    @user-es3pz3ef6p 6 років тому

    6:47

  • @Lahmacunmatik
    @Lahmacunmatik 4 роки тому

    What are those breathing sounds around 42:40? It's so disturbing.

    • @Papeeloo1
      @Papeeloo1 4 роки тому +1

      Maybe YOU can perform without breathing for 52 minutes but normal people can't. This comment is just unconsiderate.

  • @domenicoammarrano3137
    @domenicoammarrano3137 9 років тому

    wow. bravissimo

  • @bifeldman
    @bifeldman 4 роки тому

    Heaven