I'm from Ukraine and I noticed that every time a siren sounds throughout the country, my whole life flashes before my eyes. And here I'm sitting again, listening to sad music and remembering the wonderful moments of life...I'd better write now, because "tomorrow" may not be. I sincerely thank you for your amazing playing, which I listen to very often. It makes me live. I can barely hold back my tears, but I have to be strong. LOVE YOUR PLAYING!❤️🔥
Blessings and much love from Spain, Dmitry. Despite all the darkness of this world and much of humanity itself, the light within us will never stop shining, even after our lives here end. And this, can't ever be stopped or repressed. ❤🙏🏽
11:01 - 11:17 To my knowledge, this is the only note perfect run of this opening that has ever been performed for a live audience...you are such a mesmerizing player, amazing job :)
This interpretation is beautiful. The ebb and flow of the rhythm that the soloist is playing and the general pulse of the rest of the orchestra is perfect, yet it has expressive touches that allow it to set itself apart from other performances. I struggle to put it into words how good this performance is. Bravo!
part one is awesome but it's part 2 that i like the best!!!! Christoph the conductor the violinists and cellists they all did a fantastic job!!!!!!!!! kudos to all of them!!!
Beautiful playing! I was wondering how do you approach counting during the 11/8 waltz-like section in mvt. 2 (at 13:43). It seems to be completely in time for the orchestra, but all rubato for the soloist. Do you just aim of some downbeats then let the everything else flow?
14:16 The play that starts here is simply absurd. What a joyfully sad mix of orchestra being expressed up until 15:55. It gets quiet and echoes immensely. Quite a beautiful 2 minutes.
you must FEEL the instrument!!! you must Love the instrument! you must Understand the instrument!!!! and you must be as ONE!!! with the instrument and the orchestra!!!!!!! and you sir did exactly that!!! :D
Amazing💕Your performance was so cool and woderful✨✨✨✨ Please visit to Japan, so I am happy to listen to your playing someday💐 I love your performance💕💕💕
does anyone know the story of this concert? somehow the great classical music had a story behind each work (a story of the work itself or of the composer).A story that I would be very curious to find out :)
You have an incredible talent and skill and your interpretation of this concerto is this best I have ever heard, so beautiful!!! What mallets are you using in this?
i bet sometimes it is hard to do a solo and remember it without sheet music!!!!!!! but with a little time, patience, and a lot of practice you will go a long way!!!!!!!!! and tht is exactly what you did :D
Hello Christoph! I love your playing! Really impressed by your ability to achieve good sound quality even when you do those high vertical strokes. I was wondering what mallets you used for this performance? Thank you!
@ Christoph Sietzen-Percussion who were the names of the cellists who helped you with your performance???? they all did a great job the violinists too!
I'm from Ukraine and I noticed that every time a siren sounds throughout the country, my whole life flashes before my eyes. And here I'm sitting again, listening to sad music and remembering the wonderful moments of life...I'd better write now, because "tomorrow" may not be. I sincerely thank you for your amazing playing, which I listen to very often. It makes me live. I can barely hold back my tears, but I have to be strong. LOVE YOUR PLAYING!❤️🔥
Blessings and much love from Spain, Dmitry.
Despite all the darkness of this world and much of humanity itself, the light within us will never stop shining, even after our lives here end.
And this, can't ever be stopped or repressed.
❤🙏🏽
@@markelbaslo7362 Thank you🙏🏼
Only having descended the gulf, you can acquire treasure;)
Dear Dimitry, I am very sorry for your situation and hope for you and your country that this madness stops as soon as possible 🥹
@@ChristophSietzenPercussion Dear Christoph, thank you very much, I appreciate it 🙏🏼
I don't lose heart and hope to see you soon;)
Great 👍
11:01 - 11:17
To my knowledge, this is the only note perfect run of this opening that has ever been performed for a live audience...you are such a mesmerizing player, amazing job :)
This interpretation is beautiful. The ebb and flow of the rhythm that the soloist is playing and the general pulse of the rest of the orchestra is perfect, yet it has expressive touches that allow it to set itself apart from other performances. I struggle to put it into words how good this performance is. Bravo!
part one is awesome but it's part 2 that i like the best!!!! Christoph the conductor the violinists and cellists they all did a fantastic job!!!!!!!!! kudos to all of them!!!
Omg this entire composition is completely insane! 7:02 and 12:09 sound SO COOL!
c'est la première fois que j'écoute une musique spécialement écrite pour marimba. Une belle découverte, la musique et le musicien.
Huge compliments master Sietzen!! On marimba, for me, you are a source of inspiration.
Greetings from Milan!
Thank you so much 😊
THIS GUY IS SURELY A PRODIGY. Amazing performance!! (You almost made me cry)
Thank you!
I cried.
Beautiful playing!
I was wondering how do you approach counting during the 11/8 waltz-like section in mvt. 2 (at 13:43). It seems to be completely in time for the orchestra, but all rubato for the soloist. Do you just aim of some downbeats then let the everything else flow?
14:16 The play that starts here is simply absurd. What a joyfully sad mix of orchestra being expressed up until 15:55.
It gets quiet and echoes immensely. Quite a beautiful 2 minutes.
The best interpretation I've come across in UA-cam! Superb playing and control!.
Actually insane mallet heights, great performace!
I saw you playing this piece in Linz in 2006 and I can say since that time that you are a great artist. Congratulations.
Thanks a lot, that’s a long time ago already😁 And yes, that was a great experience for me back then!
Bar far the best performance of this piece available online
Wow!!!!! What great music and so well done! That first movement is so moving!
Glad you enjoyed it!
you must FEEL the instrument!!! you must Love the instrument! you must Understand the instrument!!!! and you must be as ONE!!! with the instrument and the orchestra!!!!!!! and you sir did exactly that!!! :D
I follow you about 1 year ago and only have to say... You are awesome! Excellent interpretation and musicality! Thanks for you art!
Thank you very much!
Congratulations. I'm a new subscriber, I was searched about Balafon, glockenspiel and xylophone and then I discovered marimba. Really, really good.
Great, thanks!
Unfassbar starker Auftritt, Christoph! Was für eine Energie bei 8:07. Auch der Klang ist sehr ausgewogen und gelungen abgemischt. ;)
Parabéns pela interpretação! Uma peça maravilhosa!
Tu interpretación me dejó sin palabras, qué energía tan increíble
Really awesome performance! Great!!!
Sehr geil ! Ein Traum an Balance...
🎼👑🎶КРАСОТА ВО ВСЁМ!!!!!!!!!! БРАВООО 👏👏👏💯❤️
4:36 is my fav part, even though the whole thing is incredibly pleasant to hear !
This is awesome 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Amazing💕Your performance was so cool and woderful✨✨✨✨
Please visit to Japan, so I am happy to listen to your playing someday💐
I love your performance💕💕💕
Do you have any planes that you will visit to Japan?
Awesome !!❤️
Bravo!!!!
does anyone know the story of this concert? somehow the great classical music had a story behind each work (a story of the work itself or of the composer).A story that I would be very curious to find out :)
great music and great musician. One question : why the change at 12:00 ? is it for a different sound ?
Raphaël D he changed to softer mallets, for softer bass, I think
You have an incredible talent and skill and your interpretation of this concerto is this best I have ever heard, so beautiful!!! What mallets are you using in this?
Anyone know where the nec recording of this piece went?
i bet sometimes it is hard to do a solo and remember it without sheet music!!!!!!! but with a little time, patience, and a lot of practice you will go a long way!!!!!!!!! and tht is exactly what you did :D
Best on youtube!!! What mallets did you use in third movement? It's three different variations, or just softer bass?
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bravo Christoph Sietzen
Eu sou o comentário gringo que vc esperava. Parabéns
Hello Christoph! I love your playing! Really impressed by your ability to achieve good sound quality even when you do those high vertical strokes. I was wondering what mallets you used for this performance? Thank you!
Probably some Adams Bogdan Bacanu
I remember he always use Keiko Abe series
@ Christoph Sietzen-Percussion who were the names of the cellists who helped you with your performance???? they all did a great job the violinists too!
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Adorei
Excuse me, Do you know where can I get the score?
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MVT 3. 11:00
Hello, amazing performance, what mallets did you used to play?
I have a challenge to play this piece in my final exam :)
Thank you! Keiko Abe and Bogdan Bacanu series. Greetings and good luck!
11:00
What mallets did you us here?
What mallets is he using in the second movement?
Bogdan Bacanu (Adams) I suppose
what is the name of this concerto ????
marimba concerto
12:09 what mallets
Good as this is , it is not the complete work. Sejourne added another movement in 2015 and it is now the first movement, marked Avec force.
Bright Artist prevents Good musician!
very hard blows
:-(
Маримба была в шоке
Bright Artist prevents Good musician!
The lack of contrast is kinda crazy
In what way?
Bright Artist prevents Good musician!
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