Tribute to Ysaÿe, Music Chapel Festival 2019: Yossif Ivanov - Ysaÿe's Concerto in E minor

Music Chapel Festival 2019: Tribute to Eugène Ysaÿe
07.12.2019 - 20:15
@Flagey, Studio 4
Closing concert
Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège
Jean-Jacques Kantorow, conductor
Yossif Ivanov, violin
E. Ysaÿe: Concerto in E minor for violin & orchestra,
Allegro appassionato
www.musicchapel.org
Thank you to our structural sponsors - ING, Proximus and Ginion Group -, the Foundations - Baillet Latour Fund, Foundation Futur21, King Baudouin Foundation, Foundation Engie, Guttman collection -, the corporate partners, all the Maecenas and those who prefer to remain anonymous.
Thank you also to our public support - the « Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles », Belspo, the « Province du Brabant Wallon », the « Commune de Waterloo », to our institutional partners - the « Lotterie Nationale / Nationale Loterij » and the « Banque Nationale de Belgique / Nationale Bank van België ».

[@AcidicLifestyle]

This is actually the ONLY orchestra to have a full fledged recording of the 1st movement of Ysaÿe’s concerto in E Minor. It’s been said that he looked down on his Violin Concertos, and allegedly tried destroying them

[@sergejvasiljevitsjrachmani2808]

Amazing

[@RobertHersh-zc1ff]

Another genius

[@violinwritten]

its so funny watching the concertmaster blatantly lost at 12:11 due to the orchestra not being together

[@OuwenH101]

Much like Mendelssohn

[@AcidicLifestyle]

Ysaÿe came after Mendelssohn, so his violin concerto (allegedly destroyed) was built upon by Mendelssohn. Both were fantastic composers during the romantic era

[@benyu2038]

Ysaye’s orchestration and melody is definitely much more intriguing and delicate than Mendelssohn… well not that powerful compare to Mendelssohn though