Corrado Giuffredi & Jose Franch-Ballester play Galanta Dances for 2 clarinets.
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2017
- Clarinetists Corrado Giuffredi & Jose Franch-Ballester join forces again to perform a challenging transcription of Kodály's Galanta Dances arranged for 2 A Clarinets by Michele Mangani. This arrangement was written for Corrado and Jose, after their video performing Strauss Till Eulenspiegel: • Corrado Giuffredi & Jo...
Special thanks to Backun Musical Services for letting us record in their clarinet factory in Burnaby, Canada.
Video filmed on December 2nd, 2017
Video directed by: Jose Franch-Ballester
Jonathan López, producer.
Takumi Hayashi, video production.
Corrado Giuffredi & Jose Franch-Ballester use the following setup in this video:
MOBA Cocobolo Goldkeys A Clarinet
CG PLUS Pomarico-Backun
Legere European Signature 3´75 reeds
Maestro Ligature by Silverstein.
This video was filmed using:
Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera
Sigma 18-35 mm 1.8 Art Lens
AEA RPQ2 Preamp
2 AEA A840 Ribbon Mics.
Royer SF24 as a stereo pickup
Prism Sound Titan Converter
Gotham Audio Cables
Always great to hear a full orchestral work reduced to two parts and still sound like it could have originally been a duet. Killin' playing and arranging.
Fabulous! Thank you both so much and God bless you and yours! - Bill - UK
Que maravillosos timbres
beautiful sound and harmony, I watched it several times
admirable, bravo 👏👏👏
Scared the living hell out of me at the last part, and I turned it up at full volume. GOSH!!!
Wonderful!!
Ballester y compañero me gustó mucho ver como disfrutaron de esa interpretación momento a momento Bellisimo !!! Bravo !!!
Yes!Bravo!👏
SUPER
YES!!
Really nice where can you get the sheet music ?
Bellissimo ... !
Playing where their clarinets were born. Classic
Claritastic & Clarific
Bravo !!!
you can find the part there
bravo!!
greetings musicians colleagues
Yes！！
Mouthpiece
Juliyan Martinez CG Crystal Mouthpiece sorry for late response lol
Bravo
Very skillfully and artistically performed.
I'm not a big fan of their sound from their horns.
My taste would prefer more "center" and "darker" core. This has nothing to do with their mastery of music and their instruments. Maybe it's the brand of their choice of clarinet?
As you said, your taste.
Backun is like that
There is no doubt that they are great clarinetists and the interpretation seems excellent to me. What I don't like is such histrionics in front of the camera. And I don't think it's appropriate to record in different takes and then cut and paste as if it were a film production. I prefer the feeling of listening to a live concert, without montages. But I understand that the ways of disseminating classical music increasingly resemble those of commercial-pop music.
The director of videography is a bit self absorbed. WAY too much "hip" out of focus "special effects". Doesn't add ANYTHING to the understanding and enjoyment of this interesting moody musical dialog. VERY distracting and ANNOYING! It's ALL about the videographer which I don't think is what the composer had in mind.
It denigrates the performer's well earned authority to interpret this piece legitimately without external interference.
I think the videographer did fine. If you think it ruins the song then don’t watch the video. Music is for the ears!
Jose appoggia il pollice destro in modo arbitrario ( suona bene ma soffre dolori tendinei ) ,...Corrado non so ,...non ho visto bene .
Excellent players. Really dead sounding instruments.
Robert E Pickup I feel it’s the legere reeds they are using. But I could be wrong
Really dead? No. But the crystal mouthpieces take out some highs, as do the A clarinets. Robert Pickup, what do you want? Give an example. These guys sound great.
Probably the mic/mixing