Fromental Halévy - La Juive - Ouverture

Jacques Fromental Halévy
Work: La Juive, grand opera in five acts, first performance 23 February 1835, Grand Opéra, Paris.
Libretto: Eugène Scribe
Ouverture
Orchestra: Orchestra e Coro del Teatro La Fenice di Venezia
Conductor: Frédéric Chaslin

[@lahainakameha5842]

This is a New Classical Composer for me I like his music very much 👩🏽👁✌️🦋🧘🏾🎭

[@12345papad]

I utterly adore this channel. The best pal to discover new beautiful music.

[@allegriniedmond9885]

je découvre aussi comme vous les eouvres musicales, et j énsuis ravit car on entend trop souvent les mêmes.. bonne ´ecoute..

[@BenzemonstreENTs]

C'est la communauté que vous connaissez bien.

[@1968KWT]

‘La Juive’ premiered #otd in 1835 💐💐💐

[@h5g43579]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW ¡¡¡¡

[@walterdennisclark]

Wow. Fromental. Now there's a name. Thanks. Wonderful sound. Where do you find these and where did the conductor Frederic Chaslin find the score?

[@walterdennisclark]

early 1800s French composer

[@Gorboduc]

"When you come to a tune, play it." - Groucho Marx

[@JAMESLEVEE]

It appears that the opening few measures are missing.

[@saintbris]

+James Levee Indeed, the opening measures are missing. The first five notes are missing on this recording and they are the same theme (but in a slightly different tonality) that we here in notes 5-10, after the call of bugle and horn that open this recording.

[@jiyujizai]

🌾❣️🌵🌿

[@user-ru8vy1uz7c]

Драматично

[@MrChristophebassou]

Quel est cet enregistrement?

[@saintbris]

+Christophe Bassou It is taken from a highlights cd issues by La Fenice not long after their La Juive production.

[@sandozpop6017]

Fromental is not a French cheese?

[@torstenbaars5136]

Die overtüre ist ist zu lang und verheddert sich in den Motiven in einer Phillips Aufnahme hört man eine bessere Version die Hauptthemen werden angerissen und nicht endlos breitgetreten murx!

[@paulamrod537]

I haven't sopped yawning. Does this man want to write or stutter about?

[@richardduployen6429]

Sometimes it's not so much tunes as style. In this case the grand style. I found that with Meyerbeer "Robert le Diable" recently. "Les Huguenots" in comparison has several hit tunes with orchestration to match.

[@ihigvererdsds593]

It is a bit long.

[@TheModicaLiszt]

He wasn’t a very talented composer… the best bit about this work is that it inspired Liszt’s La Juive fantasy!

[@angelloperez7273]

As if yours weren't equally boring

[@angelloperez7273]

@@TheModicaLiszt Liszt 🤮🤮🤮, i prefer Busoni or Szymanowski