I am gobsmacked by this concerto. A work of such intense beauty and drama, yet written by someone still alive!!! I shall be investigating this Latvian composer, whom I've never heard of until now, much much further. Astonishing!
@@whataway8180 Thank you so much for this recommendation. I now have 52 pieces by this composer (including Plainscapes) in my library since writing my comment 4 years ago. My library, by the way, has 37,000 works in it. But you are obviously a fan of Peteris, as I am. Extreme talent.
I also. I just popped it on because UA-cam suggested it and I felt like whiling away some time. What an awesome work. Brilliantly played by Isserlis too.
Brilliant latvian composer Peteris Vasks.Brilliant cellist Sreaven Isserlis.Greath interpretation of this very difficult concept of the thinking of the things to day ,past and future.
HUGE cello work! Just getting to know Vasks as we're playing his Musica Serena on 9/11..thanks for posting! Douglas Gunderson viola, piano, organ, guitar, recorders and poet of SD CA
You are very good and Vasks is really brilliant. My choir sang "Pater Noster" during one of our last performances. Write this in the search: you will love it for sure! Corale Novarmonia - Pater Noster (P. Vasks)
When I began hearing this concerto, I thought his author was a XIX century composer. In advancing the music, I was aware of his modernity, a very wellsounding modernity. Peteris Vasks is a still alive composer and he has a wide corpus of works that I pretend explore.
0:00 is a good place to start........At 0:01when a glint of light appears at the word Gints in Gints Glinka as a glinting note sounds, it just doesn't get any cuter than that.
That's because the name Vasks reminds you of masks and vaxes. I.e. his name reminds you of this nightmare pandemic......You'll like him again in a year.
I don't understand how the performers can keep their presence of mind when playing this music. Utterly incredible. Overwhelming really.
I am gobsmacked by this concerto. A work of such intense beauty and drama, yet written by someone still alive!!! I shall be investigating this Latvian composer, whom I've never heard of until now, much much further. Astonishing!
Plainscapes is good by him too
@@whataway8180 Thank you so much for this recommendation. I now have 52 pieces by this composer (including Plainscapes) in my library since writing my comment 4 years ago. My library, by the way, has 37,000 works in it. But you are obviously a fan of Peteris, as I am. Extreme talent.
Nice, groovy lol
I also. I just popped it on because UA-cam suggested it and I felt like whiling away some time. What an awesome work. Brilliantly played by Isserlis too.
I love Peteris Vasks so much
Brilliant latvian composer Peteris Vasks.Brilliant cellist Sreaven Isserlis.Greath interpretation of this very difficult concept of the thinking of the things to day ,past and future.
HUGE cello work! Just getting to know Vasks as we're playing his Musica Serena on 9/11..thanks for posting! Douglas Gunderson viola, piano, organ, guitar, recorders and poet of SD CA
Atmosferas, climas, mistério, suspense, escuta e imaginação podem criar histórias...
You are very good and Vasks is really brilliant. My choir sang "Pater Noster" during one of our last performances. Write this in the search: you will love it for sure!
Corale Novarmonia - Pater Noster (P. Vasks)
Great Symphony Orchestra !!!!!
The infinite depth and infinite simplicity, what distinguishes Steven Isserlis from other cellists!
Liudmila Kveglis , hello, where were you born, i from to mexico.
Liudmila Kveglis
Bolschoje spasiwo, Ludmilla!
This is remarkably similar to Vasks' own string quartet no. 4, one of my favorite pieces of all time.
I have no words...
Incredibly beautiful!!!! What a masterpiece
When I began hearing this concerto, I thought his author was a XIX century composer. In advancing the music, I was aware of his modernity, a very wellsounding modernity.
Peteris Vasks is a still alive composer and he has a wide corpus of works that I pretend explore.
¡¡¡Magnifico!!!
7:26
5:08 - 6:13 is amazing!
0:00 is a good place to start........At 0:01when a glint of light appears at the word Gints in Gints Glinka as a glinting note sounds, it just doesn't get any cuter than that.
very nice
rare piece
Cantus I and Cantus II are the link between modern and XIX century music
великолепный оркестр!
the beginning 😍😣😢
Бесконечная глубина и бесконечная простота-то , что отличает Стивена Иссерлиса от других виолончелистов
Try Viatore, people......
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@@agnesdecock2049 It's a composition by Vasks
3:19 6:25 6:36 5:13 5:52
Spare his country a visit from Tsar Vlad.
I have gotten very tired of Vasks.
That's because the name Vasks reminds you of masks and vaxes. I.e. his name reminds you of this nightmare pandemic......You'll like him again in a year.
There's no vaccine against morons.