Itzhak Perlman: Beethoven - Concerto for Violin, Cello & Piano in C Major, Op. 56 "Triple"
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2017
- From the Mann Auditorium, Tel Aviv, 2010
Giora Schmidt - violin
Zuill Bailey - cello
Navah Perlman - piano
Itzhak Perlman - сonductor
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Ludwig van Beethoven - Concerto in C Major for Violin, Cello, Piano and Orchestra, Op. 56
0:54 I. Allegro
19:01 II. Largo
24:13 III. Rondo alla polacca
Beethoven's Triple Concerto, unlike his concerto for violin or his five concerts for piano, was poorly received by critics at the time. This is probably what led to the piece being only seldom heard in concert-halls today. The musicologist Harry Goldschmidt recognised in the Triple Concerto, which was written between 1803 abd 1804, 'a piano trio in the form of a concerto'. Beethoven, however, did not confer the lead role on the pian, which most composer of the time did, but on the violoncello, which is first to play the theme. The partnership role of the cello with the violin is also noticeable throughout the entire development. From the very beginning of the first movement, the hierarchy as determined by Beethoven is recognisable. After the orchestra performs the sweeping lead theme, it is taken up by the cello, the by the violin, and finally by the piano. In the melancholic secondary subject, this order is maintained by the composer. The movement ends finally with a glorious coda.
In the second movement, the cello also first presents the wonderfully delicate theme, which, after a brief prelude by the orchestra, and is ultimately with melodic, harmonic, and rhythmical adaptation performed by the solo instruments. For the most part, as already in the first movement, the orchestra keeps itself during the solo passages discreetly in the background. Without a pause the sweeping Rondo alla Polacca follows, and the cello begins the theme again. This rondo displays a particularly characteristic form. It keeps returning, each time a little altered. A rousing forwards pull wraps up the "Triple Concerto".
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It is a real treat to see Itzhak Perlman as a conductor, and his daughter at the piano. Shame on those people of Beethoven's time for not recognizing this concerto as the masterpiece it is. I fell in love with it the first time I heard it.
It's hard to understand how was not recognised.
Beethoven was considered way beyond his time. Perhaps that's the reason.
@@gibbogle partly it was the fact that the piano part wasn’t as interesting and fun to play as is usual for Beethoven, be it in his chamber works or his solo piano works. Also, unlike the vast majority of concertos at the time, there are no cadenzas in this one, for any of the instruments.
All this Devine music ! how dare they accessed Beethoven of being hostile ! If it’s true .
Empecé a escuchar este hermoso concierto, y no pude dejarlo. Quería ver una película. Pero esto...es un regalo.
Absolutely gorgeous performance. Loved the version of a younger Yitzhak on the violin with Yo Yo Ma at the cello and Daniel Barenboim at the piano and conducting, but this one is just as sweet and sublime.
Great to see young blood at the three "solo" instruments.
Just beautiful music, totally worthy of the greatest of all, Ludwig van B. ❣️
Yes, it is great to see the youngsters. Beethoven transcends age.
Bravo! Very beautiful Concert ! Bravo Navah Perlman 🌺Bravo Maestro Ithzak Perlman conductor! 👏👏👏
Manifestement le talent est congénital.
La musique classique s’accommode peu de la génération spontanée. Car bien souvent c'est le manque de culture de la musique qui empêche l’éventuelle révélation de talents ne sortant pas du sérail.
Bravi à tous les trois conduits par la baguette bienveillante du maestro.
Thank you very much ❤️
LvB Concerto for Violin, Cello & Piano is 'basque in the heavenly glory.' The trilogy instruments give the melody such enrichment of resonance, phrasing, and lyrical with vibrant rhythm, intensity and gracefulness.
The Orchestra gives background support of paragon delight to the soloists in the melody.
Itzhak Perlman expresses body language with his hands.
I have enjoyed the cellist Zuill Bailey the most because he vibrates those strings into melancholic resonance as this particular Beethoven Trio Concerto melody is about, the theme throughout concluding with a bravado of triumph. Delightful and absolute mastery!
Outstanding review, it is so perfect as the triple concerto.
Maravilloso concierto, maravillosos interpretes, maravillosa orquesta, maravilloso director y maravilloso Beethoven
很好聽
Very beautiful, sensitive, and melodic, performance full of patience. I’m especially impressed by the emotional and gorgeous interpretation by the cellist.
Nava Pero antes vino a México a tocar un concierto con la orquesta sinfónica nacional y a pesar de su juventud toco muy bien en esa ocasión, por lo que no se me hace raro la buena ejecución que hace en el concierto y los otros dos sofistas tienen tiempo de ser famosos
Qué pasaría por la mente de Beethoven cuando compuso está maravilla. El genio en todo su esplendor.
The pianist is his daughter! I am so glad to see that the Rheumatoid arthritis doesn’t stop her from playing.
Rheumatoid arthritis is horrible. Itzhak Perlman is amazing.
Nerver knew she had that condition. The Perlman family is amazing!!
@@adrienneterzen2604 mom
Yhv
My favourite work and what a beautiful orchestra, love every bit, great great great
¡EXCELENTE!...¡MAJESTUOSO!... ¡MAGNÍFICO!... ¡GRANDIOSO! 👏👏👏👏👏
un triple concerto d'excellence,admiration
Excellent provision to those who love classical music.
No te cansas de escucharlo... Maravilloso!!!
Wonderful!!! Isaac Perelmann and his dauther Its my present to day!!! Thanks
Este es uno de mis conciertos favoritos.
Simply wonderful, thank you!
I enjoyed this work. Thank you.
When I listen this kind of master piece I am assured there is an intelligent design behind it. Praise be to the lord who gave us Beethoven.
Very beautiful ! Love it ! 🎶💐❤️
Maravilloso!!!! Bravo Bravo Bravo!!!!!!!
Minunat !!!ceva extraordinar, tată și fiică...Felicitări Maestrului și fiicei !!!
Sărbători fericite tuturor !!!
So beautiful ❤️ I like so much this Music 🎶, true music! Thank you very much Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN ❤️❤️❤️
I can hardly believe I ever heard this before-one of the most beautiful of Beethoven’s works. Enjoy! Joy Tobin.
Excelente obra, y una magistral interpretación.
This is the way we ought to read Beethoven. Thank you.
Refreshing performance
Great music Great musicians
I really enjoyed it
I join in the applause and thank you for the beautiful performance.
Very nice...perfect...Awesome
Thanks...from
TURKEY
Extraordinario!!!! sublime!!!! Bravísimo
Verdaderamente maravilloso !!!❤
В каждом звуке я слышу Бетховена. Оркестр великолепен!
I enjoyed much your awesome upload.
Beautiful performance,congratulations,Thank you
Beautifull, thanks for sharing
Superb performance
Many beautiful flowers.
Louis Defaux €
Recuerdo este concierto oído pir 1ra vez a mis 12 años (1954). El impacto fue fenomenal. Esta versión es excelente. No podía ser de otra forma con Perelman de director. Un goce
Hard to see what could have been done better. Great artists, orchestra, sound quality and video production.
simply magnificent all round ~ what joie
Excelente concierto.
Brilliant violin playing.
THANK YOU...!!!
Este concierto es bellisimo, el violin llega a alma y lo mismo la pianista. Muchas gacias to share with us this beatiful composition ..
Realmente a la altura de aquellos.maestros cómo Casals y cie que nos enseñaron a gozar de esta obra maestra del gran L. van Beet
En francais
Happy to watch his daughter but selected this performance because of Mr. Perlman l
Wonderful performance
So beautiful....Greetings from İstanbul.
Fantastisch.
Que belleza !!!!
Excellent performance
Bello il concerto...mi sorprende la traduzione in italiano dello spagnolo ..
Still reminds me of the Ma/Perlman/Barenboim famous interpretation... BRAVO!
Pura delicia del trio al igual que la dirección y orquesta
bravo！！！
Estoy emocionada, se lo merecen!!!!
Extraordinary that the work was originally poorly received ..Wonderfully perfomed ...Also by the the same work/ orchestra is Amanda Forsyth, Pinkus Zuckerman and Zubin Mehta ...
The disrespect lol
איציק פרלמן גנבה גדולה של כל היהודים בעולם
@@user-bd8si8cu4b למה כל כך חמור?
כל הטוב ויפה במקום אחד.הנאה צרופה. יצחק בן יחזקאל ירושלים
יצחק בן יחזקאל
MERCIS !!!
I’ve always loved this marvellous work and it was played so beautifully
Lots of people don’t realise that Largo 2nd movement is used in lot of film to enhance the quality of scene like Ladies of Lavender.
imagine being that violinist playing next to Itzhak Perlman lol
Música increíble
"we went to hear itzhak perlman last night"
"oh wow. his violin playing must have been amazing!"
"no, he didn't play the violin. he just waved his arms around for an hour."
i love this
Exelente direccion de camaras¡¡ se puede apreciar en todo su esplendor cada detalle :)
Ayudando a los jóvenes ❤
💯 ❤
Stunning, what wouldn't you give to have YOUR daughter do this ??
Apprezzo anch io il cellista...
prof Valdier passou isso pra gente
CHORANDO DE RIR
Ein gutes video dirigent solisten
Ça me plaît beaucoup
This has to be one of the most difficult pieces to play!
the pianist is fantastic for this music. she reminds me of Richter...
What was that encore that they played?
Moment Musical No. 3 by Schubert
Entiendo el porqué Beethoven compuso un concierto para cello&Co. y no uno para cello sólo. En primer lugar, los temas son tan ricos sinfónicamente que dejarlos a un sólo instrumento hubiera sido pérdida de todas sus riquezas. No pueden ser interpretados por un sólo instrumento. Decía entonces innovar con una sinfonía triple concertante. En segundo lugar, Beethoven no escribía platos de segunda mesa. Él sabia que con los dos conciertos para cello de Haydn ya todo estaba dicho. Por esa razón es que su concierto para violín debía ser la piedra angular que opacara toda composición posterior para el rey de las cuerdas; así como los conciertos para cello de Haydn son la nuestra más inefable de qué se debe hacer con el "violinzote ese todo grandote que se ponen entre las piernas" (palabras de mi sobrinita a sus tres años cuando presenció un cello sonar por primera vez).
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Is the lady playing the piano Perlman’s daughter?
Erik Nystrom Aye she surly is. :)
What is the shirt that he is wearing? Looks very similar to a traditional Chinese shirt….
7:21 tempo fighting, so funny
처음 들어본.음악 입니다
해설 해주시면 감사 하겠습니다
음악은 참 좋습니다
Beethoven never to be happy
luiz carlos Dacunha , what?
Como?
Who is she ? Wauw
If you mean the pianist, she is Navah Perlman, the daughter of the violinist and conductor Itzhak Perlman :)
Thank you so much
天賦
Sock it to me Beethoven Baby!!
Looks like the violin soloist using Dominant strings G-D-A
People these days are to enthralled by rap and other crap. People really have no brain these days, sadly. I love classical music and I'm a composer, pianist, flutist, and artist and I'm 13. I just wish people would knock some sense into their noggin :/
Rap and crap. Im glad someone said it. I hate it
PureTalent good rap has its place in the performing arts, just like any other form. It’s not intended to be compared with classical music. More with the protest music of the 60s or with spoken verse.
You have arrived so early in your life... Not to worry most rap fans will be sitting in their wheel chairs trying to remeber all the arbitrary crap music ...you on the otherhand will be floating in this heavenly space we all love so dearly.
I'm glad my friends and me all love Classical Music! What a world to explore! It's really hard to knock sense into the Rap people...
Rap is a spoken-word artform, mostly with social commentary. It's a different genre. You keep going with your performing and composing!
I did not like this concert, but this peformance changed my concept
5:37 whatttt
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Why great soloists in old age want to be conductor?
Because this way they can still make music, without having to play themselves.
Nureyev also conducted towards the end of his life too.
P
whole russia is there...
Сам себе дирижер:) Контакта нет у Перльмана с музыкантами. Для чего великому скрипачу это?
"Itzhak Perlman" in the title is clickbait. You know people are looking for him playing, not conducting. Therefore I give a thumb down. Absolutely nothing wrong with the video though.
Wow! Perman kann noch besser dirigieren.
I don't want to downvote this. But almost everyone playing looks and sounds pained and stodgy except for the cellist. What's going on?
It must be a bit stressful for a violonist to play with Mr. Perlman conducting, same for Miss Perlman probably...
It's in your mind. Look within.
Not even Perlman can make me like this piece, the most boring concerto by Beethoven.
The sound is beyond terrible, either too faint to hear or overwhelmingly loud.
Waste of bow strokes and key presses.
I've seen many of your comments. Just want to know the mind of a person like you more. first q.:
Who are your favourite musicians? Pianists and violinists primarly are in my interest. Thank you for your response in advance.
Ицхак Перельман гордость всего мирового еврейства!!!!!!
It’s quite a dreary rendition. No wonder the pianist looks so pissed off with her dad!
Paid the rent money, I guess.