Did you have a bad day? Yet, if you're healthy. That's most important. Enjoy a glass of wine or maybe single malt scotch. And enjoy this beautiful music. A good book might also help. Tomorrow will be better.
Once again, you introduce me to music I am not familiar with. Simply beautiful & inspirational. I have always loved the combination of Oboe & Piano. Perfect for a quiet evening at home on your own.
🎵 *There's something magical about the way classical music can transport you to another world. It's like a journey for the soul, taking you on a ride of emotions and imagination.*
Je ne peux m'empêcher de pleurer en entendant un hautbois avec une aussi jolie sonorité ! J'ai joué par le passé pas mal d'oeuvres pour hautbois mais je ne connaissais pas ces transcriptions , particulièrement adaptées aux couleurs de cet instrument qui me touche en plein coeur 😢.... Merci beaucoup pour ce partage 🤗 💚💜💚
Well good evening BC! I typed Saint Saens and little did I know that I would find these precious soothing transcriptions! Congratulations to Bart Schneemann and Paolo Giacometti. I’ll probably be back for more. 😘
The piano-oboe combo is something absolutely divine that I didn't know before. Thank you for the album. 1(Le lever de la lune), 4(La mort d'Orphélie), 5(Aimons-nous), 8(Chanson triste), 11(Extase), 14(La sérénité), 18(Ad libitum) are my personal favorites.
A winner once again BC. Had never heard any of these before and the soloists were wonderful. I really delight in Saint-Saens' music. Bart Schneemann's transcription idea was inspired. I'd guess they could be tenor voice songs, but they would be very demanding. I think Sol G. could also play these on the 'cello, with Cho SJ accompanying. Thank you very much for this recording. The cheeky little sonata was gorgeous.
I have often listened to songs and captivated by the music wished if only they would remove the lyrics as pretty as they may have been I glad Bart Schneemann did it with Saint-Saëns’ melodies (songs). This is so beautiful perfect on this cold crisp sunny morning where I am. Thank you so much Brilliant Classics.
Wunderschöne und lyrische Interpretation dieser spätromantischen und perfekt komponierten Melodien ohne Worte im relativ langsamen Tempo mit mildem Ton der Oboe und klarem Klang des Klaviers. Der intime und perfekt entsprechende Dialog zwischen den beiden Virtuosen ist wahrhaft eindrucksvoll. Faszinierend vom Anfang bis zum Ende!
i love your comment and let my feelings and imagination take flight as I sit on the front porch of my Colorado cabin listening to this with a nice cup of coffee.
Thanks for watching, we hope you enjoyed the video! Make sure to subscribe to never miss another video! Tracklist: Camille Saint-Saëns: 00:00 Le lever de la lune 04:36 La feuille de peuplier 06:22 Tristesse 08:49 La mort d’Ophélie 11:54 Aimons-nous 16:32 L’Attente 18:32 Au cimetière 21:25 Chanson triste 23:58 La cloche 29:11 L’enlêvement 31:32 Extase 35:58 Peut-être 37:32 Pourquoi rester seulette 39:12 La sérénité 42:34 Le rossignol 45:18 Plainte Sonata for Oboe and Piano, Op.166: 48:54 Andantino 52:05 Ad libitum 57:36 Molto allegro
Brilliant Classics is bringing tons of unknown music to the surface.I sometimes wonder how much is still unheard.I guess more than 99%. Unfortunately we don't have that much time to listen.
I remember finding this on CD shortly after it was released, in 1998, and it was a pleasant surprise. 11:54 (Aimons-nous) seemed a highlight, but I actually like the opener best now. Apart from many songs, Saint Saens wrote a lot of choral music. I'm not such a fan of either chanson/leider or choral works, but if each was transcribed to non-vocal instruments, there would be a lot more instrumental music of Saint Saens to enjoy. Somewhere I have a list of dates when each of these songs was first published. The first (rising of the moon) was 1853 and Aimons-nous was 1890. I can't remember others right now but I'm pretty sure the selection on this record are virtually all between those two dates (many are from the 1850s/60s; a few from the early 1870s; not sure if any were from the 1880s in this selection). Saint Saens was still writing songs in 1920/1.
Back in the 90s in NYC, I could spend an entire Saturday or Sunday in the Tower Records near Lincoln Center or Virgin Megastore listening to Classical and other genres of music. I have a faint memory of maybe hearing something like that Aimons-nous you mentioned. Nice memories rushing back.
Thanks for these lovely transcriptions. Have you ever thought about transposing them for other instruments? I'd love to play these on soprano or alto saxophone.
Incroyable, sur les 34 commentaires pas un seul en français ! C'est dire l'inculture aujourd'hui en France. Il y a 50 ans, alors que j'envoyais un courrier, la dame au guichet m'a dit "de la famille ?" Une simple postière connaissait Saint-Saëns... Merci pour le partage.
Lo peor del caso Loan es el propio niño. Lo han cosificado... no piensan en que es lo que le ha pasado? Lo que puede estar pasando esa criatura? Nada puede cambiar cuando hay tanto egoísmo y parcialidad. Cada uno sólo ve lo suyo. Tristísima y en claro triunfo la sociedad de la crueldad.
Such beautiful melodies when piano and oboe are united together.
Totally agree
Did you have a bad day? Yet, if you're healthy. That's most important. Enjoy a glass of wine or maybe single malt scotch. And enjoy this beautiful music. A good book might also help. Tomorrow will be better.
Unfortunately alcohol has stolen my health, as it does to so, so many.
Thank you David yes health is very important. God bless.
@@mohamadkebbewar6827do you support Hamas? And are you a terrorist?
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the piano and the oboe is a blessing i never knew existed. I just love this.
Once again, you introduce me to music I am not familiar with. Simply beautiful & inspirational. I have always loved the combination of Oboe & Piano. Perfect for a quiet evening at home on your own.
🎵 *There's something magical about the way classical music can transport you to another world. It's like a journey for the soul, taking you on a ride of emotions and imagination.*
Je ne peux m'empêcher de pleurer en entendant un hautbois avec une aussi jolie sonorité ! J'ai joué par le passé pas mal d'oeuvres pour hautbois mais je ne connaissais pas ces transcriptions , particulièrement adaptées aux couleurs de cet instrument qui me touche en plein coeur 😢.... Merci beaucoup pour ce partage 🤗 💚💜💚
Ah oui c est très beau
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎹🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
This has a healing effect, and a panacea to purify the soul, and is comfortable in an ear
Well good evening BC! I typed Saint Saens and little did I know that I would find these precious soothing transcriptions! Congratulations to Bart Schneemann and Paolo Giacometti. I’ll probably be back for more. 😘
I have to go back to Paris, what a beauty.
So lovely melodies. The music is so great. I have never enough of classical music. Never boring. Thank you for the beautiful music.
The piano-oboe combo is something absolutely divine that I didn't know before. Thank you for the album.
1(Le lever de la lune), 4(La mort d'Orphélie), 5(Aimons-nous), 8(Chanson triste), 11(Extase), 14(La sérénité), 18(Ad libitum) are my personal favorites.
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Velice děkuji za tu krásu přeji vám hezký den vaše Věra
A winner once again BC. Had never heard any of these before and the soloists were wonderful. I really delight in Saint-Saens' music. Bart Schneemann's transcription idea was inspired. I'd guess they could be tenor voice songs, but they would be very demanding. I think Sol G. could also play these on the 'cello, with Cho SJ accompanying. Thank you very much for this recording. The cheeky little sonata was gorgeous.
Super belles ces mélodies ! Avec un magnifique et chaleureux son de hautbois...
I have often listened to songs and captivated by the music wished if only they would remove the lyrics as pretty as they may have been I glad Bart Schneemann did it with Saint-Saëns’ melodies (songs). This is so beautiful perfect on this cold crisp sunny morning where I am. Thank you so much Brilliant Classics.
All day ❤
Incredible culture.
Very fine playing and a truly lovely recording. A wonderful collection of little pieces.
Wunderschöne und lyrische Interpretation dieser spätromantischen und perfekt komponierten Melodien ohne Worte im relativ langsamen Tempo mit mildem Ton der Oboe und klarem Klang des Klaviers. Der intime und perfekt entsprechende Dialog zwischen den beiden Virtuosen ist wahrhaft eindrucksvoll. Faszinierend vom Anfang bis zum Ende!
I think it's english horn.
@@hautbois7201 I think some pieces are with oboe d' amore
Lovely... just lovely
Thank you for posting this. Such beautiful music.
Belleza...Gracias. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is so beatiful, no words indeed!
A great composer,i'm glad,was able to find his music,thank's very much😮
This is well crafted repertoire and performance I did not know existed.
so calming❤
Camille de Saint - Saens, mi compositor favorito.
Gracias, por tan bella música, trascendental.
Saludos ❤❤❤
@estebanneriflores7373 -- Sí....BRAVO....y Saludos desde Acapulco!
Beautiful thank you
Lovely ❤❤❤
Muchas gracias por estas melodías sin palabras
Heavenly. Thank you!
Can't stop listening to this! It's absolutely heavenly, cheers me up, makes me want to dance and sing, and dream.
@@titicatfollies6615 I hope your dreams are all really really beautiful.
Thank you so much! And the same to you. @@richardrickford3028
Beautiful music for your feelings and your imagination.
i love your comment and let my feelings and imagination take flight as I sit on the front porch of my Colorado cabin listening to this with a nice cup of coffee.
@@paulheffron4836 -- My sentiments precisely....rambling ruminations....with a Herradura Margarita....on a terrace in Acapulco!
@@steveegallo3384 Great alternative idea🙂
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Tracklist:
Camille Saint-Saëns:
00:00 Le lever de la lune
04:36 La feuille de peuplier
06:22 Tristesse
08:49 La mort d’Ophélie
11:54 Aimons-nous
16:32 L’Attente
18:32 Au cimetière
21:25 Chanson triste
23:58 La cloche
29:11 L’enlêvement
31:32 Extase
35:58 Peut-être
37:32 Pourquoi rester seulette
39:12 La sérénité
42:34 Le rossignol
45:18 Plainte
Sonata for Oboe and Piano, Op.166:
48:54 Andantino
52:05 Ad libitum
57:36 Molto allegro
Wonderful music!
Sehr schön!
Brilliant Classics, I've been following you for many years and don't cease to amaze me !!! Thank so much for this masterpiece. Blessing ...
Precisely
Thank you for listening! 😁
Bless the creator of this channel !
Thank you for this. I love it!
No word........Just awsome.....Thank you.
You may want to spell the word - AWESOME, Correctly.
Великолепно.браво.
Musica molto rilassante e che porta allegrezza e serenità.
Brilliant Classics is bringing tons of unknown music to the surface.I sometimes wonder how much is still unheard.I guess more than 99%.
Unfortunately we don't have that much time to listen.
Zum Träumen
Za vše velice děkuji a přeji vám všem krásné sváteční dny vaše Věra ❤❤
Thanks
Beautiful
sehr schön bravissimo
I loved
Really nice 😊
I remember finding this on CD shortly after it was released, in 1998, and it was a pleasant surprise. 11:54 (Aimons-nous) seemed a highlight, but I actually like the opener best now. Apart from many songs, Saint Saens wrote a lot of choral music. I'm not such a fan of either chanson/leider or choral works, but if each was transcribed to non-vocal instruments, there would be a lot more instrumental music of Saint Saens to enjoy. Somewhere I have a list of dates when each of these songs was first published. The first (rising of the moon) was 1853 and Aimons-nous was 1890. I can't remember others right now but I'm pretty sure the selection on this record are virtually all between those two dates (many are from the 1850s/60s; a few from the early 1870s; not sure if any were from the 1880s in this selection). Saint Saens was still writing songs in 1920/1.
Back in the 90s in NYC, I could spend an entire Saturday or Sunday in the Tower Records near Lincoln Center or Virgin Megastore listening to Classical and other genres of music. I have a faint memory of maybe hearing something like that Aimons-nous you mentioned. Nice memories rushing back.
Very nice
No conocía a este compositor. Me encanta. Gracias ❤
Thanks for these lovely transcriptions. Have you ever thought about transposing them for other instruments? I'd love to play these on soprano or alto saxophone.
❤️nyní 8 hod
V noci jsem se těšila na ráno, že na mě tato krása počká a ona počkala děkuji Věra 17:55
19th century Jazz music
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I usually don't like transcriptions, but, wow, this is wonderful! Thank you
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Disco
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Incroyable, sur les 34 commentaires pas un seul en français ! C'est dire l'inculture aujourd'hui en France. Il y a 50 ans, alors que j'envoyais un courrier, la dame au guichet m'a dit "de la famille ?" Une simple postière connaissait Saint-Saëns... Merci pour le partage.
ben ça alors!!
@@2lefrancoislefrancois178 :D
La médiocrité règne, la marchandise exècre.
La musique voyage partout dans le monde. Si tout le texte est en anglais , la réponse le sera aussi.
I don't get your story. To whom was your letter addressed? What was the connection with Saint-Saens?
Anyone know what the painting is? Or is it something original for the cover of the album?
It is "Avenue de l'Opera, Rain Effect", 1898 by Camille Pissarro.
Who made the painting used for the cover? Thanks!
It's an 1897 oil painting by Camille Pissarro. "Rue Saint-Honore.."
@@Caretaker3930 Thank you for the info!
what's the painting?
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Melodies sans Diable.
Promiňte, vytiskla jsem tam nepatřícne hodiny nyní je 8 ráno
自分用メモ
3:00 - 3:56
Is this an oboe d'amore?
Lo peor del caso Loan es el propio niño. Lo han cosificado... no piensan en que es lo que le ha pasado? Lo que puede estar pasando esa criatura? Nada puede cambiar cuando hay tanto egoísmo y parcialidad. Cada uno sólo ve lo suyo. Tristísima y en claro triunfo la sociedad de la crueldad.
« Mélodies sans paroles », et non pas « Melodie sans Paroles ».
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Saint-Saens definitely was one of the greats, though he composed for a living, meaning too much. But so did others
I wonder if Chabrier isn't better. After all, Aldo Ciccolini recorded him... i'm already tired after 2mn here.
Qui a peint la toile qui vous sert de fond d'écran?
aussi reveur que tchaikovsky
I'm getting REALLY bad sound on this, very overmodulated-sounding.
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