Kreisler: Tambourin Chinois - Violinist Ray Chen and Amsterdam Sinfonietta - Live Concert HD
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Kreisler might be one of the greatest violinists ever known. He composed a lot of works for violin and piano. In 1910 he wrote the avant-garde piece ‘Tambourin Chinois’, in which he experiments with exotic tunes. The piece is a celebration of faraway lands and sounds very surprising and fun. Excentric violinist Ray Chen performs 'Tambourin Chinois' together with Amsterdam Sinfonietta.
The musicians:
Amsterdam Sinfonietta
Candida Thompson [violin/direction]
Ray Chen [viool]
On the musical program:
Fritz Kreisler - Tambourin Chinois
Recording: Sunday the 17th of February 2019, live in music venue Het Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. This concert is part of the public broadcasting series Het Zondagochtend Concert (The Sunday Morning Concert).
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Anyone here after the TwoSet video? Very lovely performance! Ray Chen is awesome!
GO PRACTICE! Haha same
meeeeeee! I love this piece so much!
Me too!
That’s me! Can’t wait for their tour!!!
which video?
36k views as of now....
Let's the power of twoset
Hehe it's at 41k now!
43k!
52K now
59k now
75k
He obviously practiced for way more than 1 hour.
Maybe he did the 40 hour stuff
João Vitor Matos nah maybe the 72 hour stuff
Nah! With his talent and technique 15 minutes is way more than enough.
Neju Aguirre lmao you clearly haven’t learnt an instrument before
@@jloo5836 it was clearly a joke mate
LIng LIng must be so proud of you now Ray! Bravissimo! Keep up the 40 hours a day!
joka mama and you got 40 likes until I came, now you have 41
@Shuncey Balba If you don't like classical why you bother to come here?
@Shuncey Balba ok
Shuncey Balba that’s not how liking comments work
So cool to see Twoset's influence to make music like this more well known. They are like my grandpa suggesting musicians to me but the difference being that I actually listen/ look up these pieces/musicians when Twoset recommends these to me.
True! Love twoset
Nope. I saw it in a Maxim Vengarov masterclass.
@@peace-now he wasn't saying that everyone came because of twoset, he was saying that the influence of twoset showing pieces to people who have never heard it is really cool.
I am from New Zealand. Fritz, who composed and played this piece used to give recitals there, and my mother and her parents met him. Times were different then.
We can see Ling Ling juggling knieves when playing the violin
Eyebrows are so important. Like, imagine not having them. The sweat would burn infinitely
Holy shit. Maybe that's why we have them?
Anyone here after the most recent twoset video?
no bro, I'm just a fan of classical music and great artists
How is Ray Chen eccentric? His USP is that he seems so down-to-earth and can identify with us mortals despite being so insanely talented himself.
excentric not eccentric :)
colorsofsound I don’t see how he’s excentric either.
@@katie4623 look at his eyebrows at literally anything he plays
@Tetrahedral Soul Thanks informing me. I didn't know. My spelling is often old-fashioned, I think eccentric is probably more accurate (like u said). Anyhow, I might have been annoyed when I commented that 2 years ago, who knows.
Ray is literally the least eccentric top violinist around. Most famous violinists have their own quirks and strongly characteristic ways of playing every piece they touch. Ray on the other hand knows how to cater to the audience and play pieces the way they sound best to most people.
Editor-san was right this is a beautiful piece...when it’s been rehearsed! Beautifully done Ray and the Amsterdam Sinfonietta.
Literally in EVERY SINGLE violin performances, or even piano performances, there are twoset comments
Because twoset got a lot of non musicians and musicians into classical music (including me)
@@sinpi314 yeah I watch two set as well! I am a pianist and violinist and (flautist)
Also I just read your username, never expected to see a cuber here!
@@sinpi314 Same
@@sinpi314 yeah for some reason a lot of cubers are musicians
This showed up in my recommendations a few hours after watching TwoSet. I didn't go looking for it, it came and found me!
Fine Eyes same!
Sooooo beautiful!!! 😍❤️❤️❤️ Who is here after TwoSetViolin? 🙋🏻♀️
i played this for cm10 and got "excellent" rating. I owe my performance to listening to Ray Chen's AMAZING interpretation of this piece.
gg
What’s cm10? Cmc?
Anyone else here from twoset?
what's a two set?
@@gcg8187 TwoSetViolin is a popular classical violin UA-cam channel
Holy shit that was better than Kreisler himself on this piece.
I love the emotion Ray expresses as he plays. It's not too much; It's comes off passionate, and not fucking Epileptic like Joshua Bell
Sorry, BTB, but NOBODY plays Kreisler better than Kreisler himself.
Nah Rey does better :/@@cletedavis5849
@@cletedavis5849 its a matter of opinion either way. Also innovation is important
He's channeling his inner Ling Ling
@@marensavino yeah, I just recently found their channel and I'm diggin it
@@marensavino I loved how they trolled us. It's today
Thank you so much Ray, I really really enjoyed and appreciate listening to you play with such amazing passion and sensitivity too. Also I can see how much you love ❤️ your music and isn’t it wonderful how music transcends all barriers and cultural differences to bring everyone such delight and uplifting heart and soul for the sheer grace and beauty too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags ❤❤
Why doesn't this have more views?
It does now, thanks to TwoSet
He obviously does his daily 40 hours of practice
I LOVE THIS WORK AND IT BEGAN MY PLAYING THE VIOLIN BACK IN 1950!!! BLESSINGS, MYRON DYAL
Ein bisschen akrobatische Leistung dieses romantischen Meistestücks mit der höchsten Technik und der angeborenen Lyrik. Echt atemberaubend!
This should have way more views
Ray captures the spirit of the piece perfectly! Beautiful ensemble too, all around great playing!
I look up too ray chen 😮 i must practice
Magistral interpretación, el Violinista Ray Chen....excelente, hace hablar su violín ..mucha magia, pasión y gran técnica, felicitaciones, gracias por compartir
I need more thumbs than I have now for this awesome performance! (Thanks for sharing AVROTROS)
Those high to descending notes are 🔥
Wowww
What a incredible performance
Bravissimo Ray Chen!
Il est fantastique, il doit jouer nuit et jour non stop 😅🎶❤️🎶
Long Live Ray Chen...
40 hours every day practice
Fantastic playing.
N.B. 1:02 Boxer Eric Esch “butterbean “ - also a fine violist
This music like the one from chinese movie ost lol i love it
Breathtaking performance. Bravo.
I love this piece so much.........
i love this one ❤️
At 0:44 SO BEAUTIFUL
Where was the standing ovation for that brilliant rendition??💯✨🎻🎶🎊🥳🥰
I think it’s the best performance☺️🎵
Check out Kreislers own recording of this piece
You are awesome😍😍 👏 BRAVO 👏
Violas looks so sad
Edward Kenway I thought you were just insulting me but that guy is like dead
Just found this gem!!! Absolutely love the violinist and the piece 😍😍😍
ソリストも圧倒的に凄いけど、ビオラのコルレーニョもイイね！
Brilliant 🎉
its just too too toooo good
WOW!!
Now that is something exciting
Wonderful 😃
Vauuuuu. Bravo. Amazing musicality and vituosity. Bravo Amsterdam simfonietta and your special guest.
I came here expecting the bow to break in half mid performance.
Same
@@waterbe3564 Is there a video where one does?!
@@cke900 ua-cam.com/video/StBe3m4gI2g/v-deo.html
absolutely beautiful!
Ray is such a dude... We all know he's having a beer after the concert, and probably planning his vacation time on the beach...
Bravo 👏
How did this only turn up in my recommend now
Fantastic.I love yours 帥哥！
wow
Man he definitely practised 40 hours a day
Love this
Editor-san!!!
sam sein where?
@@ayu3565 in the back clearly
Ling Ling: *slight nod of approval*
Fantastico! E' un grande Ray Chen!
bravo !!
What you think you sound like when you practice for 2 hours instead of 1:
me: Ray looks so tiny next to them
/searches/ he's 1.83m
Also me: oh that's right... Australians
ikrrrrr I thought the same thing!
I came here after watching the girl who played this and her bow accidentally broke
❤️
Those 4 dislikes must be from hell
Devil's jealous lol
One is probably from the girl who broke her bow hair.
Now 10 😱
violin accident while playing this tune brougt me here
Why was he in such a rush to get off stage? Running up stairs holding a million dollar violin doesn't seem like the best idea...
@Lyd seems so
04/03/2020: a little steady is just what will do
21/11/2021: perhaps that was a little too much steady. I woke this morning singing that "I'm ready for a first time feeling, something I could believe in"
Who did arrangement please?
Fritz Kreisler
Is this the song of the girl whose bow hairs suddenly snapped mid performance?XD
This is what happens when you practice 40 hours a day
Idk how my teacher thinks I'm going to be able to play this
With practice
lmao fr@@unbekannternutzer25
Nice!
This melody really sounds like a Chinese folk song😅😉
Jesus he really diddled that violin
HI,your content is nice.
Fantastisch dat Avrotros dit upload, maar "Avant-Garde"? :-D Skriabin, Szymanovsky, Ravel en Schonberg waren Avant-Garde, toch? Leuk om draadje van te maken. Behalve een erg leuk stuk, is dit Avantgardistische muziek voor 1910? :-)
It's possible to be ahead of the times at any time
안녕
👍
Who is from TwoSetViolin?
Was that a burp at the beginning?
1:11 piu lento 1:20, 1:30 , 1:36 ,1:41
1:54
He is literally sweating
0:54
Anyone here after a girl breaks her strings during performance?
Yup... Thats how I found this gem... Btw I think thats her at 0:37 in the background... A few years have passend between the recordings...
wait who?
Ray Chen's playing is as good as always but 3:39 that is not a human being. That is a early 19th century porcelain doll automaton.
Squid Game doll lol
臺灣之光
Lol who heared an ‘OOF’ right at the beginning XD 0:04
The Kitten_dorito that was my heart
Lol
I also heard a cough
still feel hard to accept the fact that Kreisler was a French.
Wasnt He an Austrian living in the US?
He was an expat Austrian whose career led him to Berlin where he made a home in the Grunewald ort of Berlin. With the rise of Hitler he moved in France for some years, then came to America and received American citizenship. He spoke Ukrainian, Russian, Austro-German, German, French (he took violin lessons as a child in Paris), and English. ua-cam.com/video/ydJC8IhFAA0/v-deo.html
1:30 Chinese Jewish music ???
Both are oriental, so.
Supposedly one of the three Wise Men is Chinese.
He’s swearing like crazy
❤️
0:25