Barenboim, Zukerman & du Pré: Beethoven - Piano Trio in D major, Op. 70 No. 1 "Ghost"
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Daniel Barenboim - piano
Pinchas Zukerman - violin
Jacqueline du Pré - cello
Ludwig van Beethoven - Piano Trio in D major, Op. 70 No. 1 "Ghost" / Klaviertrio D-Dur op. 70,1 „Geistertrio“
1:18 Allegro vivace e con brio
9:05 Largo assai ed espressivo
21:53 Presto
In 1808 the composer and violinist Louis Spohr was invited to a rehearsal in Beethoven's house of the D Major Piano Trio Opus 70 No. 1 known as "The Ghost" and wrote of the occasion: "It was not an enjoyable experience. First of all the piano was dreadfully out of tune, which did not trouble Beethoven in the least, since he could not hear it. Little or nothing remained of the brilliant technique which had been so much admired. In loud passages, the poor deaf man hammered away at the notes crashing through whole groups of them so that without the score one lost all sense of the melody. I was deeply moved by the tragedy of it all. Beethoven's almost continual melancholy was no longer a mystery to me."
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As I watch this (for the umpteenth time) my eyes are welling up as usual even more so that I recently saw a photograph of Barenboim and Zukerman amongst others carrying Jacqueline's coffin to her graveside. I have never seen such or felt such raw grief and I have lived for 63 years and buried both my parents, To see how they worked almost subconciously together as one here you begin to understand why
I saw it, too. Deeply moving.
Recorded in London's St John's Smith Square on May 12, 1970, when Barenboim was 27 years old, DuPré was 25, and Zukerman was 21.
Three talented masters in their young years. Interpreting a monumental, historic greater one. After all this years I am still sadden by the fate of Jacqueline du Pré. Great video. Thank You.
Nature, unfortunately, is pitilessly indifferent to ones contribution to the world. It's been a good while since I listened to this piece and saw Jacqueline. I'm saddened too.
I bought this CD when I was their age in this recording and they represented the best of youth. Now, I am an old man.
I have the box set of them playing all the piano trios. How lucky am l? Brian
Exceptionally so. Will you have them digitalized for listening, to preserve the discs? I know most of us prefer the vinyl for listening, but these are priceless.
The glory of Beethoven who wrote this lovely piece even though he was stone deaf! The ultimate tribute to the genius of Beethoven was brilliantly performed by Barenboim, Zukerman and the genius in the way of Jacqueline du Pre who very sadly is not with us. I miss you and your brilliance Jacqueline!
I'm skeptical of the account given at the beginning of the video. Beethoven was still performing and highly productive at this point in his life.
@@ethanb2554 Thanks so much for your information. Appreciated.
He has lost some hearing but he was far from being deaf when he composed this piece.
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@@ethanb2554 The account that is given was actually when he played the archduke trio years later in his life!!! So the account is correct but it's attributed to a performance of a different piece!
Geniuses never to be repeated. Thank goodness for the recordings of these people.
Jacqueline du Pré had to stop playing the cello at 28, due to her MS. But how lucky we are, still beeing able to watch her playing, for example in this Op 70. I saw a documentary about her and was overwhelmed by her charm, her smile, her beauty, and her music. And her total ignorance of how she might look on the screen. No make up, no false feelings, just the natural joy in music and her facial expressions about this joy. No doubt about why Daniel Barenboim fell so in love with her.
Thank you for sharing! What's the name of that documentary?
@@rubyzlan It was on Swedish Television, and Im sorry, I dont remeber the title.
che documentario. Che musicista che interpretazioni. Che meravigliosa dilcezza. Tutti fantastici. ma lei..... Un angelo suona con l'anima col cuore emizionante. Poi conoscendo..... Commivente vedere con quanto amore suoni.
@@rubyzlan cerca su youtu.be. Du Pre.... . . Ci sono molti videi.... Fantastici. Commoveenti
The first movement, although has its nice moments, is a perfect example of Beethoven not having the creativity or the time to give a better ending. He started a new slow variation then it just ends. Kinda a weird ending.
The development section in the first movement is textbook Beethoven at it's very finest. One can quibble with some of the camera angles but this performance is unique among live performances b/c it captures 3 young artists whose mastery of their instruments and understanding of the work is itself captivating.
"Quibble" is a favorite word for lots of folks. For some, it's the only "comfort zone" that they have, with every quibble as a striving for priority. One must really "Add a Dash of Pity" for people like that, as Peter Ustinov did in his book of short stories:
www.amazon.com/Add-Dash-Pity-Peter-Ustinov/dp/1573920959
The unusual camera angles are part of what makes this film so striking and memorable. We receive perspectives of the instruments and performers that, at least for me, heighten my perception and understanding of the music.
Absolutely breathtaking beauty especially the 2nd movement. It makes life worth living regardless the sad reality we are in
So wonderful to see these three in their youth!! What heart could she not win?!🙏🙏🙏
A great impression from the performance of such a unique work by Beethoven as “Ghost”, which
it is full of beauty and harmony. All the musicians did their best What a pity that the talented cellist Jacqueline du Pre passed away at the beginning of her musical career! But we will remember her exceptional playing because of her brilliant participation in this Beethoven Piano Trio.
It’s unforgettable.
1:18 Allegro vivace e con brio
9:05 Largo assai ed espressivo
21:53 Presto
It is a great joy listening and seeing Jaqueline Du Pre in this wonderful performance
Her smile is as much beautiful as her music.
She's shilling because her music, so
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Jacquie du Pre always shines--touched by God!
Also a jew
Alas, a flame that blew out much too early.
I agree.....I just now stumbled into Dupre, am so amazed! How wonderful there is so much great stuff on UA-cam. Also, so often I find someone with some great talent or accomplishments, and then learn they're Jewish. I've never understood why, that they're historically the most persecuted people on earth . The only difference I've ever noticed is that they work a good bit harder than I do .
@@jones616 I think that might have something to do with why they are persecuted
NOT TRUE! Jacqueline Du Pre not The greatest cellits Ever! The greatest cellists Are really Gaspar Cassado ( The most beautiful Cello tone sound Ever much better than Du Pre's) Gary Hoffman ( The King) Danil Shafran ( The God) Arto Noras ( The biggest largest Cello tone ever! Du Pre a small tiny tone in the big concert hall) Karine Georgyan! The really Bad cellists Are=Yo-Yo Ma (. The most Boring ever) Mischa Maisky ( The most over-rated ever! ) Natalia Gutman ( The Bad vibrato!) Peter Whispelway Stephen Isserlis Truls Mork ( Mörk) Daniel Barenboim The second-rated player!! Daniel The most over-rated pianist Ever! The no talent low IQ The Gramophone The BBC music magazine 50 greatest recordings! In that 50 greatest recordings These were missing NO Artur Rubinstein no Grigory Sokolov no Wilhelm Kempff no Dinu Lipatti no Solomon Cutner no Mikhail Pletnev no Alexei Lubimov no Andrei Gavrilov no Dimitri Bashkirov and so on! Daniel Barenboim his Mozart piano concertos Recordings in that list! How SHOCKING STUPID IS THAT!! The Best greatest Mozart piano concertos players Are really=Mozart 17 Dezo Ranki Mozart 18 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 19 Radu Lupu Mozart 20 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 21 Radu Lupu ( others The Good=Artur Rubinstein Murray Perahia Vladimir Ashkenazy Maurizio Pollini Stanislav Bunin) Mozart 22 Laura Mikkola Natalia Trull Jörg Demus Robert Casadesus Mozart 23 Solomon Cutner ( others The Good=Vladimir Horowitz Grigory Sokolov Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia Maurizio Pollini Stanislav Bunin Wilhelm Kempff. ) Mozart 24 Grigory Sokolov Maria Grinberg ( others like The Good=Wilhelm Kempff Mikhail Pletnev Gina Bachauer) Mozart 25 Murray Perahia Mozart 27 Alexei Lubimov ( others=Emil Gilels Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia Natalia Trull Stanislav Bunin)
More than music : a piece of history .....
I was privileged to see Pinchas Zukerman twice at the Ravinia Festival just outside of Chicago in the mid eighties. He never disappoints. Barenboim and Zukerman along with the London Symphony were just incredible on the Elgar violin concerto; the best I’ve ever heard.
His Elgar indeed is the best I have heard. Alongside young Menuhin's recording. If you haven't heard this one, this is the best live Elgar by Zukerman I have found, just so good : ua-cam.com/video/uLuNWKKDgDg/v-deo.html
Beautiful music. Jacqueline Du Pres was so brilliant and very modest.
@Jaap Metz ?????
This performance has every essence of this work.Nothing is left behind.
Magistral rendering of this famous trio of Beethoven. The "ghost" slow movement is absolutely perfect indeed .
Qué maravilla encontrar de pronto, una interpretación tan maravillosa de este famoso trío. Verlos tan talentosos ya en su juventud, tan compenetrados de su trabajo. Gracias a la vida que nos regala estos momentos mágicos.
A beautiful performance by three gifted young musicians. I only wish the weird camera work wasn't so "aggressive". My thanks to having this posted for us all to enjoy!
du pré in my hart for ever ,, one of the greatest artist of the 20 th century , for sur ,, amazing , du pré we all like you ,,
Always know you're in for a treat when a classical video is shot in some giant empty ballroom.
FYI: Date of recording: May 12, 1970
du Pre put her heart and soul into anything she played.
A great impression from the performance of such a unique work by Beethoven as “Ghost”, which
it is full of beauty and harmony. All the musicians did their best What a pity that the talented cellist Jaqlinue passed away at the beginning of her musical career! But we will remember her exceptional playing because du Pre of her brilliant participation in this Beethoven triple concerto.
It’s unforgettable.
OMG, Pinchas Zukerman looks like he's still in high school - so young!
As far as I know there is a manuscript page of second movement, whereon Beethoven (himself) wrote that this was a sketch or echo of his planned McBeth opera. English Wikipedia does not mention this. German Wikipedia has it:
Zweiter Satz: Largo assai ed espressivo
Der in d-Moll stehende Mittelsatz beginnt in Cello und Violine, dann tritt mit pulsierenden Akkorden das Klavier hinzu. Die gespenstische Atmosphäre des Satzes, die von Musikwissenschaftler Paul Bekker als »einer der wunderbarsten Offenbarungen beethovenscher Schwermut« bezeichnet wurde, entsteht u. a. durch seine Klaviertremoli und chromatische Skalen.
Die Bezeichnung des Trios als \u201eGeistertrio\u201c geht auf Beethovens Schüler Carl Czerny zurück, der, wie er 1842 schrieb, sich durch diesen Satz an den ersten Auftritt des Geistes in William Shakespeares Tragödie Hamlet erinnert fühlte: »Der Charakter dieses, sehr langsam vorzutragenden Largo ist geisterhaft schauerlich, gleich einer Erscheinung aus der Unterwelt«.
Laut Musikwissenschaftler Martin Gustav Nottebohm entwarf Beethoven parallel zur Komposition des Trios einen Hexenchor für eine geplante Opernkomposition mit Shakespeares Tragödie Macbeth als Vorlage.
how I wish I had been the page turner, what I wouldn't give to have been there....
3 of the world's greatest. Thank you for posting.
4 you mean.
Victor Cowen what year was this that they played?🙂
@@gspaulsson *See other references here to page turners.
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NO, Barenboim ruining the performance
I remember this performance from when it was first shown on TV. Thank you for the upload.
wow, didn't know Zukerman is such a great violinist. Absolutely breathtaking trio
0:00 introduction
Start of piece
Exposition
1:17 Theme 1
1:52 Transition
2:11 Theme 2
Repeat of Exposition
Development
4:22 T1 developed
5:05 3 note motif developed
5:56 returning to Recap
Recapitulation
6:05 Theme 1
6:41 Transition (scalic)
Coda
8:09 Theme 1
Great. Many, many thanks.
Beethoven never fails to astound.
Cada ves que la veo siento una gran tristeza,pensando en el dolor infinito de sus últimos años,tener que abandonar la ejecución del cello,su instrumento que casi era parte suya,su alma.Yo soy Argentina pero me da mucha vergüenza el abandono de su marido Daniel Barenboim, en los momentos mas dramaticos de la vida de Jacqueline.Yo creo que él la utilizó,porque ella era un genio y su notoriedad lo ayudaba a avanzar y así fué.
For husbands to abandon wives in terminal sickness is very common. The weaker sex, needs someone to lean on.
Pero ,según creo ,estuvo con ella en los periodos finales de su terrible enfermedad
Yo quiero ser benevolente ,con el compañero de su vida ,siempre me fascinó escucharla ,pero el supo vivir sin acompañarla en su penosa enfermedad.muy triste
"The Ghost" being the page turner who's name was never mentioned...
No. 'The Ghost' is referring to the mysterious and haunting sound of the second movement of the trio.
I did not know that, however I was making a light hearted joke about how the page turner never gets credit in anything.
I want to know why only the pianist gets one.
Violinists and cellists gets all the rest time and the publishers print the parts in such a way that page turns are at these rests. As for the pianist we never stop... If you haven't realized by now all piano chamber music it's like a concerto with string accompaniment and so there is never a good page turn for us unless we go digital. :D
Mikhail Johnson pianists turn pages much often also. Two hands+ partiture
Probably the most beautiful piece of music that ever existed.
I don't know whether there exists a recording by the "Million Dollar Trio" Rubinstein/Heifetz/Piatigorsky? That could easily rival this recording!
Nonetheless this is a masterpiece! I even doubt that the cello part could be played any better than by the great Jacqueline du Pré! :D
Um... anything that rivals this recording I'm equally intrigued and terrified
How sad for the music world to loose such a great and fine young talent in this superb musician..Jacqueline Dupré. Barenboim and Jaquelone were scintillating partners!
Wendy Louise Hall
Un enregistrement historique, à plusieurs titres, pour l'interprétation superlative d'abord, ensuite car peu après J. Dupré allait subir les premières atteintes de la sclérose en plaque.
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Absolutely brilliant performance !
The best of the best and in their prime, from composer to composition, to the renowned musicians, great stars in their youth, and the magic they make of this glorious, deeply felt and profound work, a milestone for Beethoven, a rare beauty, of his many, they deliver with finesse and aplomb
Beautifully written .
je suis d'accods. merci beaucoup for stating this as eloquently as could be done.
I can imagine Beethoven thinking during the rehearsal of this piece in 1808 "come on you monkeys play and then you'll hear the beauty of what I have imagined and written down for all the ages to enjoy!"
In the Beethoven Year 2020 I am overwheelmed to hear such a impressive piece of work performed by famous, great musicians in their young age.
MANY MANY MANY THANKS FOR POSTING - COLD SHIVERS !!!!! ~ MAY GOD BLESS AL OF YOU
Thank you. How I loved the music-making of those three and Itzhak Perlman and Vladimir Ashkenazy. Wonderful hearing them again. Thank you very much for the upload.
Mon dieu what a historic recording !!! The big Ludwig must be still celebrating this absolutely beautiful performance.
The most definitive performance. Legendary.
What year was this video/recording done? Zukerman looks quite young. I met him once as a young aspiring violinist in the early 80s. He coached me and even allowed me to try his own violin. It was a great experience and I've always thought very highly of the man since.
Hate to break it to you so bluntly, but everyone looks young before they...
maravillosa e histórica joya musical
Trois très grands artistes...C'est impressionnant de passion et de maîtrise.
Man... those sideburns... wow. (also, great music)
Zuckerman looks a little like Elvis, Barenboim like Rob Tyner of the MC5, and DuPre just looks like DuPre. A wonderful performance, though.
Brilliant performance of this beautiful trio by these 3 greats.
Truly great-- the performance, these three incredible musicians, Beethoven...such a privilege to hear, thank you!
She was such a beautiful soul... outwardly as well as within. Sniff, sniff!
@@pedromunozmoya3383 that isnt a crying emoji you know
Thank you so much for this, I'd love for any more documentaries to be uploaded!
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A very valuable and impressive document! Thank you very much!
109 people have no soul
Amazing slow movement. I have the feeling to approach paradise or some hidden place where only Beethoven and musicians shed some tiny but everlasting light.
Ah le regard de Jackie Dupré ....
Virtuosismo inigualável, o nome deste vídeo poderia ser Retrato dos artistas quando jovens.
2 stradivarius, probably worth more than 1 million for one instrument ! The cello of Du Pré is now that of Yo Yo Ma
some stradivarius cellos are 20 million US dollars!
I thought that Barenboim had presented Du Pre's cello to Kyrk Zlotnikov of the Jerusalem Quartet...she may have had more than one!?
@@patriciahill1101 yes, she had 2, but only one of them is a stradivari. Don't remember a lot of the details but I'm mostly sure about that.
Yes, Your figures are way out Yitzak Perlman bought a Strad. from the Menhuin foundation in the mid nineties for a bargain basement price of 14 MILLION $, There is no price for the Soil Strad today.
Did you know? Stradivarius began his career making **GUITARS** as well as violins. There is still 1 of them in playable condition: www.openculture.com/2020/08/hear-musicians-play-the-only-playable-stradivarius-guitar-in-the-world-the-sabionari.html
Un ange est passé parmi nous, l'a-t-on reconnu?
2 days ago I played the 2nd movement in my piano recital, because I liked the idea of the ghost in this movement, and this was the first performance I heard. Sounds pretty slow to me, but on the other hand I've played it a lot faster.
Absolutely BRILLIANT and HONEST RENDERATION ...This recording gives a real feel for acoustic...THANKS for uploded..
"renderation" is not a word. You mean "rendition"...
Music remains in heaven or eternity.Thankfully blessings to artist’s 😢😮❤
As a piano accompanist of several decades (now known as Collaborative Pianist), I appreciate the equally collaborative exchange here. Not all famous musicians do!
24:53 It was worth the smile :)
Magical, nothing needs adding to their Performance speaking itself!
Great musicians. Amazing interpretation of Beethoven's masterpiece. Thanks!
Потрясающее мастерство и самоотдача этих молодых, талантливейших исполнителей !
Восхитительная Жаклин⚘ Легендарные ребята ! Браво !
De la imaginación y creatividad de un genio a nuestros oídos con excelencia musical. ¡Bendita tecnolgía!
For those who might like to own a permanent copy of this performance, together with ourJacqueline du Pre documentary, we have a great festive deal on DVDs: allegrofilms.com/collections/the-films
Thank God for technology, Jaquelines genius will be eternally remembered. xEx
Spohr was a brilliant composer and violinist, condemned to obscurity today because he outlived his style period and is deemed to have said some unfashionable things. His own piano trios were acclaimed as the first to render the cello fully independant of the pianist's left hand line. Spohr was the only contemporary of Beethoven who dared to write a corpus of symphonies while Beethoven was alive, and the only violinist in front of whom Paganini was afraid to play. This performance of the trio, like du Pre's rendering of the Elgar concerto, is pretty well definitive and hard to better
Poor Louis Spohr having this dreadful experince of a totally deaf Beethoven hammering on a piano totally out of tune! "I was deeply moved by the tragedy of it" he says. So lucky then that this music has survived untuned pianos, deafness and hammering away. And so lucky we are to see these legendary musicians not hammering away this music. Music history in a nearer perspective.
I play classical music and deeply appreciate musicians but have zero respect for such disgraceful and racist ones. Zukerman must stop making culturally insensitive and ignorant remarks to young musicians who are Asian or Asian descendants.
HISTÓRICA. Una manifestación del supremo arte de un Beethoven que "oía" en su interior. Una grabación de tres jóvenes briilantes desde siempre
I have not heard a gift from the ALMIGHTY GOD given to another musician as was given DuPre!
Maype there was a composer: Dmitri Shostakovich, who had been able to create heavenly inspired music inside a world of atheism.
Ella era una tal belleza...
Ce film est un chef d'oeuvre
UN CONCIERTO DE ABSOLUTA B E L L E Z A !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GRACIAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was playing this piece when I was young. it's so difficult but so beautiful!
Jacqueline so serious in this intense Beethoven piece, watch the smile she gives Daniel at 23:32 where the music is so sweet, it fills the heart. ❤️
I can listen anything you play for hours and never tire. You are such an amazing pianist and I have also listened to everything I can of Jacqueline du Pre. Music by such talent is almost in the realm of unbelievable because it is so beautiful and evokes such deep feelings of joy. Thank you for always sharing your talent. I have listened to you and Vladimir Ashkenazy a million times it seems. The happiness and talent as you express your talents.
Merci pour avoir mis à notre disposition cette merveille. Thank you very much!
Oooooooh, ghosts indeed. The 1960s-70s when these musicians were astounding audiences. Right in touch with tragedy even then.
Amazing quality download.. U made my day! has there ever been a better trio?
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing it.
Three of the very best playing one of Beethoven's most sublime work.
Chicken skin....!!
Zukerman is the best !
Why the name of Jaqueline appears in third place if she is, by far far far , ahead of the two normal guys?
It is almost as if Beethoven created this masterpiece for this particular ensemble.
What a great loss to the world of music the early death of miss Du Pre.
Oui, c’est très juste.
such raw emotion in all of their playing
Superb. Such talent and collaboration. I get teary watching and hearing this incredible performance.
Alegro films, Gracias excelente canal.
The Spohr quote is utterly heartbreaking.
How I miss you Jackeline!
We all miss her. Here's Jackie playing an old rock 'n roll tune while on a moving passenger train: ua-cam.com/video/ilXwGmq6sSQ/v-deo.html
What a treat. Great camera work with expressive takes of their faces.
6:34
Forever GHOSTS, haunt me forever. "EVERY WISH FULFILLED" E.T.