Oh my! This was indescribably delicious! This was far more interesting than a standard orchestra or piano version and so much more satisfying. Khudyev and orchestra was 100% synergistic. These tempos are much more exciting and energetic than usually performed. This actually sounded Persian instead of English light fare. I love the smiling faces and appreciative reception.
A piece called "In a Persian Market", written by an English composer, and performed by the Taipei Chinese Orchestra on what looks like a combination of European and Chinese instruments. A wonderful performance, and a glorious antidote to the stupid nationalism rampant today.
A beautiful old melody so sensitively reproduced by this very talented young conductor and all the musicians and with traditional instruments; perfect fusion. Music knows no barriers or frontiers
Besides great and amazing harmony and redition, this can be considered as a human combination in solidity and peace as a Asian orchestra played a musics about Persian composed by a Western man conducted by a central Asian man. Those four elements made it really become a world music. Asian style made me so melt and proud (+heart)
"Central Asian conducting an Asian orchestra, with music by a British composer about Persia." makes more sense. The composer, Albert Ketèlbey, was born in Britain. The conductor, Farkhad Khudyev, was born in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan or Central Asia. The Taipei Chinese orchestra is Asian. Not sure what you mean "Asian orchestra conducted as a Western man playing a music about Persian."
I've been listening to different versions of this captivating piece for two days now. I just found this, this morning. Everything is here - recording quality, dynamic arrangement, and a conductor that's a joy to watch. His appreciation for his musicians almost brought me to tears.
I remember all of Ketelby pieces I uses hear in a old radio near 50 ..but the sound was flat ...This version enhances the oriental spirit using instruments of China,under a direccion addressed to rescue the original sounds
I heard this in 1956 when I was 16 at a school concert in then Malaya. Then played it on violin. Sounded like a CHINESE MARKET as BHL (see below) said. Ketelbey at his best!
I have been enough lucky to listen this beautiful piece of music "par magie" / randomly as we said in french ! this is absolutely fantastic, great job Farkhad !
ecco il modo migliore per stregiare un pezzo di musica classica. questa è una marcia militare non una rappresentazione sensuale di un mondo per noi misterioso.
The musicians have mastered Chinese instruments and the Chinese musical idiom, but they can also read a Western score and interpret it for their instruments. That’s damned good musicianship!
Following Gorge Poveda, the Taipei Orchestra is to be praised for keeping Ketelbey’s original sounds. In other words, the ensemble didn’t make the piece Chinese (Sinicized, for a better term) regardless of a lot of Oriental instruments. Now please look at the fiddles. Generally speaking, in classical orchestral performances, strings take a pivotal role. And in the said section, violins share a portion of sonority at least equal to that of viola, cello and bass. Under Khudyev’ s baton, the tradional Chinese fiddles (surrogate violins) stayed inaudible, except during a very short moment at 6:16 - 6:40 when playing alone. ALL things considered, this is a rendition of quality, and visually attracting, a nice combination of instruments from different origins.
Que Puerto decir o tra gran ombra de el gran copositor ver la version primitiva el los ancor vinte dos a ponerosla ah ora or gustare mucho todos sua versione gracias amigos gracias
A beautiful performance and wonderful to hear original Chinese instruments in the ensemble. Well done! What are those instruments with what look like organ pipes?
Underneath our skin.... the same red blood flows. Regardless of our religion, race, Culture, creed etc.. we are all essentially the same. Only egoists and narcissistics think otherwise.
its called the chinese sheng, the instrument is a free reed instrument with a total of 36 pipes which can be played independantly or in chords. You also see a whole range of sheng in this orchestra from the soprano sheng, alto sheng, tenor sheng and bass sheng you can tell by the size of the pipes.
That Persian caravan could be booked for speeding it was played ever so fast and the market juggler was pissing himself to get home for lunch,the only thing right was the princess travelling through the market.
Oh my! This was indescribably delicious! This was far more interesting than a standard orchestra or piano version and so much more satisfying. Khudyev and orchestra was 100% synergistic. These tempos are much more exciting and energetic than usually performed. This actually sounded Persian instead of English light fare. I love the smiling faces and appreciative reception.
A piece called "In a Persian Market", written by an English composer, and performed by the Taipei Chinese Orchestra on what looks like a combination of European and Chinese instruments. A wonderful performance, and a glorious antidote to the stupid nationalism rampant today.
It’s not stupid. It’s Balin the oglossus
watch Yudiro from LOP Live On Piano Levi Gunadi
Cierto¡¡¡ Estúpido nacionalismo de hoy en día.
you may google Chinese Orchestra haha on wikipedia. thats fantastic!
A beautiful old melody so sensitively reproduced by this very talented young conductor and all the musicians and with traditional instruments; perfect fusion. Music knows no barriers or frontiers
Besides great and amazing harmony and redition, this can be considered as a human combination in solidity and peace as a Asian orchestra played a musics about Persian composed by a Western man conducted by a central Asian man. Those four elements made it really become a world music. Asian style made me so melt and proud (+heart)
"Central Asian conducting an Asian orchestra, with music by a British composer about Persia." makes more sense. The composer, Albert Ketèlbey, was born in Britain. The conductor, Farkhad Khudyev, was born in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan or Central Asia. The Taipei Chinese orchestra is Asian. Not sure what you mean "Asian orchestra conducted as a Western man playing a music about Persian."
@@DreamingBigRocks really thanks for your reading. you are totally correct, It should be some mistakes and confuses, when I was typing
Bravo
Asian Orchestra? Please just say CHINESE orchestra. Chinese is not a shameful word thanks.
I've been listening to different versions of this captivating piece for two days now. I just found this, this morning. Everything is here - recording quality, dynamic arrangement, and a conductor that's a joy to watch. His appreciation for his musicians almost brought me to tears.
這樣的演奏，才像是波斯人的市場！有創意！Marvelous for a new renditions. It's 👍 good enough !
Beautiful!!! Loved this Orchestra! Have a very good Director too!!!
Big Love from Persia ❤️💜💚💙💝🧡
Nice arrangement and player are so precise 👌
hello venus.....love from Texas
Thanks so much for you and Taipei Chinese Orchestra ...
Maravillosa interpretación, dada la renovadora idea dar a una obra con marcado ritmo, un toque de profunda serenidad y dulzura. Infinitas gracias.
I remember all of Ketelby pieces I uses hear in a old radio near 50 ..but the sound was flat ...This version enhances the oriental
spirit using instruments of China,under a direccion addressed to rescue the original sounds
nice comment
台湾のみなさん、私たちが困難にぶつかったとき、あなたたちはいつもぃつもあたたかい手をさしのべてくださった。心からの感謝を伝えたくて筆をとりました。
It is amazing to heart it! thanks so much for Taipei Chinese Orchestra.
so clean, so clear and strong but very beautifull and sensational. Loved already
SHAR MIN AUNG......Par.....Think you.
Beautiful.
This is just wonderful ! Sound and interpretation are magnificent !
Very Sweet applause, Brought me to tears
MOST BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL!!
I have heard this piece of music many times but I can say this is the best rendition of all fantastic!!
Really delightful! The conductor's break in tempo was really neat! Nice to see "other" instruments in play!
Fabulous precise conducting!!! Sublime cello solos, especially the cellos.
Excellent. No words go explain the beauty of the melodies.
So perfectly rendered - i clapped for the entire duration of applause in the recording.
Such a marvelous melody!
so beautifull and sensational (y)
A different version with different instruments. I liked it also.
What a combination of asian and western instrument.....,its wonderfuL to the ear, to hear that piece.
So beautiful performance.
Excellent performance - and the instrumentation is truly impressive!
What a lively rendition of Ketelbeys, In A Persian Market
Great performance. Greetings from Sweden
Wow the instruments.in this arrangement really give it a completely new texture and feel than the original
Sonido de Fantasía. Diferente. Excelente. !!!!!!!
Excellent! It reminds me of the late Alistair Edmond Thomson (RIP), he gave me the original piece by Albert Ketelby
I heard this in 1956 when I was 16 at a school concert in then Malaya. Then played it on violin. Sounded like a CHINESE MARKET as BHL (see below) said. Ketelbey at his best!
As i have a CD with Albert W Ketelby conducting all these unusual tunes. To hear this Chinese Orchestra rendition is utterly fantastic.
I have been enough lucky to listen this beautiful piece of music "par magie" / randomly as we said in french ! this is absolutely fantastic, great job Farkhad !
Very nice version. Thank you for sharing!
Best version I have ever heard - excellent !
Ko Ko SHAR MIN AUNG.
Biết từ thuở nhỏ nhưng h vẫn nge rất hay..
Absolutely fantastic I’m subscribing
more exotic than symphony orchestra version. bravo!
Perfectly awesome
UA-camでの演奏羽臨場感が素晴らしい、吹奏楽のはいデックスブルグ
万歳羽、抑揚があり、ハーモニもすばらしかった、
what a performance. just wonderful.
o taipei chinese orchestra you rule
Maravilhoso!!!! Instrumentos não convencionais no ocidente, que tornam essa composição belíssima!!!
Beautiful 👌
Que ouvir estas obras ,Ketelbey foi e sempre será Fantástico !
OMG! This is so incredible! Very interesting sound, indeed. The violin section is totally replaced by er hu.
not just erhu, it is the entire hu instrument family, which include gaohu(high), erhu, zhonghu(middle)
It's drop-dead-beautiful when the violins come in after the harp. Really nice.
Extraordinaria versión de una melodía sin par.
Thank you all of you - talant Farkhad Khudyev conductor! It is one of the most performance !
Maravillosa innovación interpretación con otra instrumentación bella obra EN W Lima PERÚ
BRAVO!!!!!
페르샤의 시장에서
오늘은 흥이난다
What we can achieve when we do it together....well done everyone
Magnifique exécution rehaussée par la couleur des instruments.
Maestro ❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏
Great performance
Superb rendition of this great composer's lovely work!!
Stupendi, bravi.
Superb!
נעימה ששמעתי בילדותי בסוף שנות החמישים ,בקפה גינתי ים בתל אביב
ecco il modo migliore per stregiare un pezzo di musica classica. questa è una marcia militare non una rappresentazione sensuale di un mondo per noi misterioso.
Very creatively
The musicians have mastered Chinese instruments and the Chinese musical idiom, but they can also read a Western score and interpret it for their instruments. That’s damned good musicianship!
Muy sentimental y bonito.
I feel it's more like In a Chinese Market with all that Chinese instruments. :D
Una gran música descriptiva
❤❤
It would be interesting to hear it played on traditional Middle Eastern instruments.
Following Gorge Poveda, the Taipei Orchestra is to be praised for keeping Ketelbey’s original sounds. In other words, the ensemble didn’t make the piece Chinese (Sinicized, for a better term) regardless of a lot of Oriental instruments. Now please look at the fiddles. Generally speaking, in classical orchestral performances, strings take a pivotal role. And in the said section, violins share a portion of sonority at least equal to that of viola, cello and bass. Under Khudyev’ s baton, the tradional Chinese fiddles (surrogate violins) stayed inaudible, except during a very short moment at 6:16 - 6:40 when playing alone. ALL things considered, this is a rendition of quality, and visually attracting, a nice combination of instruments from different origins.
Much too fast, where are they rushing to! it makes one edgy.
An excellent performance. Has a more oriental feel than symphony orchestra version
Belíssima apresentação. Bálsamo para a alma
케텔비의 작품으로 "페르시아 시장에서"는 회교사원이 늘어서 있는 페르시아거리와 그곳 풍경을 연상해본다.
Sounds like in a Chinese market.
I was about to say that--heard it in 1956 in school when I was 16. I play this on violin
Why is Aladdin running from the palace guards in my head while this song plays? *_HA! Its literally titled 'In a Persian Market'_*
charming
Super
Taking it very fast !
Huh, the name of the orchestra is.. intriguing
once you've heard Larry Clinton swing this, there's no turning back
Que Puerto decir o tra gran ombra de el gran copositor ver la version primitiva el los ancor vinte dos a ponerosla ah ora or gustare mucho todos sua versione gracias amigos gracias
0.40....yellow river by Christie
Magnífica música Cigana de nobres origens
페르샤의 시장에서
오늘은 노래좋다
오늘은 흥이난다
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
A beautiful performance and wonderful to hear original Chinese instruments in the ensemble. Well done! What are those instruments with what look like organ pipes?
That's the ''sheng''. It's a type of reed pipe.
It’s a sort of super mouth organ.
@@simone222 Ahh, thank you i was wondering if it was a type of sheng, I have played a smaller hand-held one many years ago.
I play this on flute and it's not easy for me
something different something great
Underneath our skin.... the same red blood flows. Regardless of our religion, race, Culture, creed etc.. we are all essentially the same. Only egoists and narcissistics think otherwise.
Can someone tell me the name of the organ looking thing are?
its called the chinese sheng, the instrument is a free reed instrument with a total of 36 pipes which can be played independantly or in chords. You also see a whole range of sheng in this orchestra from the soprano sheng, alto sheng, tenor sheng and bass sheng you can tell by the size of the pipes.
Holy fucking shet
Levi Gunadi ... Yudiro
Iunique
That Persian caravan could be booked for speeding it was played ever so fast and the market juggler was pissing himself to get home for lunch,the only thing right was the princess travelling through the market.
ペルシャの市場というより、敦煌の市場っぽい
좋아요
Agree.
Beautiful besides too fast!!
Arthur Fiedler (Boston Pops) said he conducted fast so everyone could go home sooner. I really like this version.
Fuckin' Clark is coming ;o)
波斯猫 眯着他的双眼 LOL