This concert with Chad Hoopes is so incredibly intoxicating, that I have been listening to it every night before I retire. Such rich texture in his notes, the changes in tempo so pronounced in his rendition of this magnificent concerto that I’m speechless. Simply beautiful!
An overly-familiar work such as this which can fall on jaded ears needs a performance such as this that brings a fresh interpretation and perspective, with an almost excessive expressivity that suits the Concerto perfectly. Hoopes has an elegant tone and style that reminds me of Isaac Stern or Aaron Rosand.
This is the first time that I enjoyed listening to this concerto. I just felt the story of the music which I did not realize in the recordings of other violinists. His really made the music to stand out. He "speaks" the music, not of himself.
This young violinist is special and worth watching out for. He has something unique and refreshing to say about this often-played masterpiece. I love his sound. And his technique and musicality are exquisite. Bravo!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
not being a "classical" regular, I have to plead ignorance,, BUT,, the way he handles the instrument is as if it is part of him, and without sheet music?? What??? Fantastic.
That instrument has probably been with him for a while, so it pretty much as a part of him Also when you get to a certain stage as a soloist, sheet music isn't necessary in performance as you can remember it much easier than if you were part of an orchestra as the orchestral sections dont have as many distinct parts which helps you to remember what comes next
Ever since Liszt (1811-1886) kinda started it is normal and more or less expected that the soloist plays by heart :) And due to practising many, many hours each and every day - around 4-6h - (though some argue up to 40) one's instrument basically feels like part of one's body.
Mr. Hoopes let the music speak for itself without overplaying or making too much of every musical gesture. His bow technique is tremendous. The orchestra is superb.
Concierto de violín de Félix Mendelssohn y la Orquesta Sinfónica de Radio Frankfurt,uno delos clásicos conciertos que recuerdo de mi adolescencia.Hace tiempo que no lo escuchaba.Es magnífico.Posee una gran ternura que te mantiene al borde del lagrimeo.
Pensar que Mendels murió a los 38 años. !!! Este violinista es sumamente elegante y ejecuta las notas largas agudas como un hilo de cristal. Maravilloso! Ecelente y joven director. Bravo !!!
Wow, this guy makes an unbelievably gorgeous and rich sound, I could listen to him for hours. Such a confident and sophisticated performer as well. I thought they slowed down a bit too much for the tranquillo section in the first movement, but that’s just me being picky. This was a real treat!
On my junky radio I heard Leonard Bernstein at his debut conducting. That radio finally sounded good. Now that I have to use a computer and modest speakers and a hearing aid I hear an improvement in my listening ability. Tarmo Peltokoski is another Giant that will make headlines across the world with still hidden talent. Bravo!!!
Not since Gil Shaham with the San Francisco Symphony about 20 years ago have I heard so good a performance of this concerto. Bravo!!! (And, that modern fiddle sounds really good.)
The Violin Concerto No. 2 in E minor, Op. 64, for violin composed by Felix Mendelssohn, figures in the violin repertoire of German Romantic music of the 19th century as a work of the first importance. Behind Mendelssohn's radiant and happy-looking personality is a creator who is deeply demanding of himself. « A man of remarkable talent and a very cultured mind. He draws marvelously, plays the violin and the viola, reads Homer fluently in Greek and speaks four or five languages with ease » wrote Liszt about Mendelssohn, whose ease and multiple gifts were readily praised. Listening to this concerto overflowing with freshness and passion, it is difficult to imagine that so much effort went into its writing. From the first bars, it is a breath that carries us away as the soloist states his theme, doing abstraction of the traditional orchestral introduction. Mendelssohn thus takes his liberties with tradition, also going so far as to introduce the cadenza of the soloist from the middle of the first movement, whereas it was customary to put it at the end. A cadence written and not freely improvised by the performer, as if the composer wanted to avoid exuberance. And she does not interrupt the speech, the soloist continuing to play when the orchestra joins him in playing the initial theme of the concerto. To this first movement, which so well deserves its title of « Allegro molto appassionato », responds a dreamy « Andante » tinged with melancholy and with the allure of wordless romance leading to an frantic « Allegro molto vivace », in which the violin intoxicates us with its virtuosity. But a virtuosity all in lightness whose sparkling and almost fairy accents thus constitute one of the peaks of Mendelssohn's art, a « true jewel of the heart » as Joseph Joachim affectionately called him. *Lucien*
I hear bits of orchestra I don't usually. Also intonation is piquant at times, unexpected but deliciously colorful. I believe Menuhin might have enjoyed this interpretation, just saying as the soloist apparently was part of the Menuhin competition. What's old s new again.
Como procedente de la misma fuente la Gracia de DIOS revela y otorga favores al hombre desconocidos , insospechados , graciosos y super hermosisimos . He aqui uno de ellos a traves de ese regalo a la humanidad llamado FELIX MENDELSON . Simplemente billisimo
I asked a friend of mine, who knows a lot about clothing, “ Is that a 19th century outfit?” He said, “No, 1970’s Hasidic jew. “ LOL It is a great performance, both soloist and orchestra.
Wunderschöne und lebhafte Aufführung dieses romantischen und perfekt komponierten Konzerts mit seidigem doch gut phrasiertem Ton der genialen Soloivioline sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt melodisch. Der letzte Satz klingt echt lebhaft und auch überzeugend. Der intelligente und ebenso geniale Dirigent leitet das ausgeziechnete Orchester im gut analysierten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Alles ist wundervoll!
Ah it's very pleasant when the solo violin sings so and is so unhurried at the start of the piece.
This concert with Chad Hoopes is so incredibly intoxicating, that I have been listening to it every night before I retire. Such rich texture in his notes, the changes in tempo so pronounced in his rendition of this magnificent concerto that I’m speechless. Simply beautiful!
Conductor: starts at normal tempo
Soloist: n o p e , this is going to be better than normal.
Excellent playing. Shocked I've never heard this man before. He is a former junior division 1st prize winner of the Menuhin Competition in 2008
He is my friends son! Proud of him!
Love the slower tempo in the first movement than is usually taken, really brings out the beauty in the music.
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Agreed. His playing conveys an intimacy that's oftentimes missed, or masked, by more showy players.
So soulful, he never hurries the note and the phrase and it becomes so expressive
Is he wearing SPARKLY SHOES?! amazing!!
I stumbled upon this comment just as I noticed the twinkle from his footwear! 😂
the violin player is amazing, he is also dressed like a spy!
That's what I was saying!😂
More like an MI-6 one…👁
The fedora and sunglasses are in his dressing room.
@@billace90 Und das Funkgerät nicht zu vergessen!
Very good and interesting interpretation of this amazing concerto. No cliche, not too fast, passionate and singed. Congrats to everyone!!
ヴァイオリン協奏曲の中で一番好きな曲。❤
Honestly one of the best violinkonzert in humanities history
An overly-familiar work such as this which can fall on jaded ears needs a performance such as this that brings a fresh interpretation and perspective, with an almost excessive expressivity that suits the Concerto perfectly. Hoopes has an elegant tone and style that reminds me of Isaac Stern or Aaron Rosand.
I got this from Mr. Hoopes website: Hoopes plays the 1991 Samuel Zygmuntowicz, ex Isaac Stern violin.
This may explain his tone! So nostalgic!
I was reminded of Aaron Rosand’s shimmering, delicious sound and his exquisite phrasing also!
Oder an Anne Sophie Mutter aus Deutschland.
This is the first time that I enjoyed listening to this concerto. I just felt the story of the music which I did not realize in the recordings of other violinists. His really made the music to stand out. He "speaks" the music, not of himself.
Wunderschön, traumhaft schön gespielt,vielen Dank.
メンデルスゾーンのこの旋律は、ヴァイオリンの豊かな表現力を、いつも感じさせてくれます。素晴らしい演奏を聴かせていただき、ありがとうございました。
Man.... such a great performance,so calm and rich tunes.
This young violinist is special and worth watching out for. He has something unique and refreshing to say about this often-played masterpiece. I love his sound. And his technique and musicality are exquisite. Bravo!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Fantastischer Geiger, Dirigent und Orchester 🌟 Eine Freude zuzuhören!
Früher trat man im Frack auf, heute im Gehrock. Sei‘s drum. Interpretation gefällt mit sehr gut, und darauf kommt es an.
Ja das stimmt, Kravatte ist out.
Ich glaube, er trägt den Rock wegen seiner etwas größeren Leibesfülle. Er fühlt sich sicher wohler darin.
1st Movement (Allegro molto appassionato): 0:06
2nd Movement (Andante): 14:37
3rd Movement (Allegretto non troppo - Allegro molto vivace): 23:07
Splendido concerto con un eccellente violinista: una giovane promessa ! Sempre eccezionale l'orchestra di Francoforte. BRAVI !!!
The performance is flawless. And the shoes. Love it all!
Wonderful conductor and orchestra too
not being a "classical" regular, I have to plead ignorance,, BUT,, the way he handles the instrument is as if it is part of him, and without sheet music?? What??? Fantastic.
That instrument has probably been with him for a while, so it pretty much as a part of him
Also when you get to a certain stage as a soloist, sheet music isn't necessary in performance as you can remember it much easier than if you were part of an orchestra as the orchestral sections dont have as many distinct parts which helps you to remember what comes next
Ever since Liszt (1811-1886) kinda started it is normal and more or less expected that the soloist plays by heart :) And due to practising many, many hours each and every day - around 4-6h - (though some argue up to 40) one's instrument basically feels like part of one's body.
@@Freakschwimmer "Though some argue up to 40." 😂😂😂 I'm seeing TwoSet's influence everywhere hahahahah.
It is the first time that I have heard Op. 64 played as a Mendelssohnian concerto. Simply malvelous!
Mr. Hoopes let the music speak for itself without overplaying or making too much of every musical gesture. His bow technique is tremendous. The orchestra is superb.
Maravilloso ... !!
Absolutely beautiful. Brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much!
ความเร็วดูช้ากว่าที่เคยได้ยินมา เลยไม่ค่อยคุ้น แต่ กลับได้ยินรายละเอียดต่างๆ สีเสียงอันหลากหลาย รวมถึงอารมณ์ของแต่ละประโยคเพลง ที่ชัดขึ้นและกว้างขึ้น ชอบครับ และได้ยินแต่ละสายประสานของวงออเครสตร้ามากขึ้นด้วย ประทับใจครับ นี่คือศิลปะอีกครั้งนึงที่ได้ฟังแล้วแตะถึงใจข้างในได้ ซาบซึ้งมากครับ
ขอบคุณมากครับที่แบ่งปันมาให้ฟัง
ด้วยรัก
Fan from Thailand 🇹🇭 ❤
Concierto de violín de Félix Mendelssohn y la Orquesta Sinfónica de Radio Frankfurt,uno delos clásicos conciertos que recuerdo de mi adolescencia.Hace tiempo que no lo escuchaba.Es magnífico.Posee una gran ternura que te mantiene al borde del lagrimeo.
Danke!
0:05 1st movement | 3:22 gentle innocence | 6:25 moment | 10:13 | 14:18 fast ending | 14:29 end |
14:38: 2nd movement | 15:19 gentle violin |
23:07 3rd movement | 28:44 leveling up | 29:18 checkpoint | 29:24 |
Pensar que Mendels murió a los 38 años. !!! Este violinista es sumamente elegante y ejecuta las notas largas agudas como un hilo de cristal. Maravilloso! Ecelente y joven director. Bravo !!!
Wow, this guy makes an unbelievably gorgeous and rich sound, I could listen to him for hours. Such a confident and sophisticated performer as well. I thought they slowed down a bit too much for the tranquillo section in the first movement, but that’s just me being picky. This was a real treat!
noooo way, the interpretation on these concerto is now one of my favorite!!
Superb performance. So spirited. This young man is a star. What musicality!
His personal idea of the cadenza is great!!! ❤❤❤ great ideas and lovely sound ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for the beautiful performance, which truly cheered me up, while I am a few thousand miles from home.
The sweetest performance of this piece I've seen!!!
Dos melhores concertos para violino que existe! ❤️❤️❤️
Played so elegantly as if it were the most UNUSABLE day in the villages of our memories..
I simply just love them!!!!
Amazing tone and expression!👍👍👍This is one my favourite interpretations of this concerto! The tone and articulation is extraordinary!
On my junky radio I heard Leonard Bernstein at his debut conducting. That radio finally sounded good. Now that I have to use a computer and modest speakers and a hearing aid I hear an improvement in my listening ability. Tarmo Peltokoski is another Giant that will make headlines across the world with still hidden talent. Bravo!!!
Beautiful sound wow!!
Old school so generous!
Love it!!
Bad ass jacket!
Such a beautiful and rich sound. Amazing 🤩
Ils sont merveilleux ces deux jeunes virtuoses, félicitations, merci à vous tous de nous avoir fait rêver avec ce magnifique concert.
D'une maîtrise époustouflante du début à la fin 🎶
I agree with you.
Thanks for this wonderful version
Excellent. I love his interpretation. Really kept me listening. I’ve taught this concerto at workshops and now very inspired
Thank you for sharing this musical piece by Felix Mendelssohn
This orchestra is much more intimate than most!!
Gorgeous, love this performance. My first time seeing this conductor, looks so young!! Excellent work to everyone.
Brilliant interpretation….👏👏👏
So beautiful, his interpretation. ❤ Bravos to all involved in this recording!
C'est beau! C'est beau! C'est beau! Bravo! Merci!
thanks for posting the wonderful concert
Exquisite! Love his rendition.
Director y concertino.Grandiosos!
Love HR
That was gorgeous.
Beautiful, great performance 🎭
Fascinante!!
Sweet and lovely.
Very beautiful..always musical and personal with such a great sound. Certainly one of the finest violinists today. Eric Shumsky
特に3楽章が素晴らしい✨
オーケストラと対話しているみたいだ。
楽しそうに演奏している🎻✨
Not since Gil Shaham with the San Francisco Symphony about 20 years ago have I heard so good a performance of this concerto. Bravo!!! (And, that modern fiddle sounds really good.)
Well Mr. Benny had a descent “version” of it.
@@billace90 Is that you Rochester? 🙂
Magnifique!! Juste magnifique !
Bravo!!!
Very impressive performance!
Danke 💙💛
how can you dislike this? I don't see anyone else actually playing it
Realmente extraordinário perfeita execução adoro este canal !!!!!
The Violin Concerto No. 2 in E minor, Op. 64, for violin composed by Felix Mendelssohn, figures in the violin repertoire of German Romantic music of the 19th century as a work of the first importance. Behind Mendelssohn's radiant and happy-looking personality
is a creator who is deeply demanding of himself. « A man of remarkable talent and a very cultured mind. He draws marvelously, plays the violin and the viola, reads Homer fluently in Greek and speaks four or five languages with ease » wrote Liszt about Mendelssohn, whose ease and multiple gifts were readily praised. Listening to this concerto overflowing with freshness and passion, it is difficult to imagine that so much effort went into its writing. From the first bars, it is a breath that carries us away as the soloist states his theme, doing abstraction of the traditional orchestral introduction. Mendelssohn thus takes his liberties with tradition, also going so far as to introduce the cadenza of the soloist from the middle of the first movement, whereas it was customary to put it at the end. A cadence written and not freely improvised by the performer, as if the composer wanted to avoid exuberance. And she does not interrupt the speech, the soloist continuing to play when the orchestra joins him in playing the initial theme of the concerto. To this first movement, which so well deserves its title of « Allegro molto appassionato », responds a dreamy « Andante » tinged with melancholy and with
the allure of wordless romance leading to an frantic « Allegro molto vivace », in which the violin intoxicates us with its virtuosity. But
a virtuosity all in lightness whose sparkling and almost fairy accents thus constitute one of the peaks of Mendelssohn's art, a « true jewel of the heart » as Joseph Joachim affectionately called him. *Lucien*
Thank you. Streaming it on tv now. Saved here and sharing.
Concierto DIVINO
What a chad!
This music can be listened to constantly and in different versions.
Bravo Chad ❤
Maravilhoso! Bravo!
I wish we had such talents in Brazil.
Casi 50 años lamiendo los nectares de estas melodias concertadas en cuerpos de piezas musicales , as que pudiera yo llamar sublimes; fascinadoras
Majestoso!
Fantastic!!!
Exquisite.
tarmo is incredibly talented
I hear bits of orchestra I don't usually. Also intonation is piquant at times, unexpected but deliciously colorful. I believe Menuhin might have enjoyed this interpretation, just saying as the soloist apparently was part of the Menuhin competition. What's old s new again.
Whoo that drop in dynamic at the end!!!!
Cada vez me sorprende más la calidad de grabación de estos videos.
Did that cadenza well!!
Fabulous!
Como procedente de la misma fuente la Gracia de DIOS revela y otorga favores al hombre desconocidos , insospechados , graciosos y super hermosisimos . He aqui uno de ellos a traves de ese regalo a la humanidad llamado FELIX MENDELSON . Simplemente billisimo
Beautiful
A veritable Ysaÿe in both form and substance!
I asked a friend of mine, who knows a lot about clothing, “ Is that a 19th century outfit?” He said, “No, 1970’s Hasidic jew. “ LOL It is a great performance, both soloist and orchestra.
lmao i didnt see it before, but yes, my man is absolutely decked out in a late 20th century hasidic jew uniform
Wunderschöne und lebhafte Aufführung dieses romantischen und perfekt komponierten Konzerts mit seidigem doch gut phrasiertem Ton der genialen Soloivioline sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt melodisch. Der letzte Satz klingt echt lebhaft und auch überzeugend. Der intelligente und ebenso geniale Dirigent leitet das ausgeziechnete Orchester im gut analysierten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Alles ist wundervoll!
😂😂
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Good violinist😮
amazing
A nice polite performance. For some bite in the first movement, I like Kyunghwa Chung.
I wish I could hit like a million times!!!!