Ce concerto pour harpe est une perle fine. Hélisabeth Hainen met toute sa sensibilité, son élégance dans une interprétation à la hauteur de la musique de ce compositeur. Grâce à internet nous découvrons les merveilles de cette musique française d'un XIXès proche de nous dont le nombre de compositeurs de grand talent nous laissent rêveurs et comblés. Tout l'esprit français fait de mesure, d'élégance, de goût, d'harmonie, de sentiments élevés nous est offert. Cette musique témoigne d'un esprit de ce temps encore proche, qui peut être notre fierté. On peut regretter que ces merveilleux compositeurs soient devenus confidentiels. Une plus large diffusion leur redonnerait une place qu'ils méritent tous, au delà de la douzaine tels Auric Ravel Debussy etc... dont les noms sont connus d'un plus large public. En tout cas, grâce à cette technologie, tout un chacun peut découvrir ou redécouvrir la richesse musicale de ces auteurs Français si doués qu'ils ont largement dépassé nos frontières. N'oublions pas que c'est grâce aux arts que ce monde reste encore un monde humain. C'est l'Art et les Artistes, uniquement, qui peuvent nous sauver de ce que l'on voudrait nous imposer.
This is one of the best performances for this composition. Highly recommended. The harpist is one of those rare musicians who interpret this piece so well with the maestro (Pasquale Valerio) and orchestra - it is pure magic and delight.
In my younger years I had an elpee of that concerto with Lily Laskin as the soloist and i am very pleased to find that same concerto on UA-cam with a young lady who easily compares with Lily Laskin!
Well deserved standing ovation. This was my "returning home" piece starting in my early twenties. More than half a century later, I still love it, and this performance was simply magnificent.
This video has a number of special delights. It appears to be a very good single microphone single camera performance. It appears to me to be a really good chamber orchestra and a spectacularly lucid harpist. Beginning about 25:00 a number of very interesting relationships are revealed. Notice who the harpist gives the flowers to. Notice the musician who gestures to the audience. Rewind the video and notice the expressive eye movements of the violinist who is seated to the viewer's right of the harpist. What a delightful, happy video. Best wishes to all the performers.
Élégance à la française, légèreté, fantaisie, insouciance, mais aussi une certaine profondeur (cf. 2e mouvement) et heureusement si l'on sait que cette œuvre a été composée pas très longtemps donc après la Terreur en France et dont Boieldieu n'en a conservé aucune séquelle. La musique a adouci les mœurs pendant ces Années Folles d'avant la vraie quoi !b
The first time I heard this wonderful work was in January 1965 - they interrupted the broadcast in the middle of the slow movement to announce the death of Sir Winston Churchill - it was a long time before I heard the whole work!
@@RPe-jk6dv Bien que cette mort ait eu des répercussions très néfaste sur ma carrière de journaliste je lui suis reconnaissant d'avoir été de ceux nous permis d'être sauvé du péril ! Quant à la musique, elle est charmante et très bien jouée et me rappelle Lily Laskine
It is quite surprising to note that Boieldieu, who was famous for his "opéras comiques (La dame blanche ....)" which, honestly, are medium quality works, wrote one of the best harp concerto ever written, with Haendel's, whose concert is somehow lost among organ concertos (the reason being that , as all the organ concerti, he had first been conceived as a divertilento for the Hloy Caeccikia's ode). Among late romantic composers, there is an interesting concerto by Carl Reinecke, and of course Debussy and Ravel's masterpieces for harp and chamber orchestra (writtezn for the so-called Pleyel's 'chromatic harp'). The double concerto by Mozart looks more like an obligation than an inspiration; bit indeed it's Mozart who held the pen.
Great performance by Hainen of Boieldieu, perhaps, his most famous Work. Harp concerts where popular during the pre-romanticism times. They the became just as stings instrument in the orchestra. Therefore, it is not very say to find videos of these harp concertos. Nonetheless, this i one of the few and it is great! Saiikova and Dornik do also a very good job.
Excuse me, everyone. Does anyone know what piece the harpist is playing on 26:40? I'm interested to know what piece that is. Thank you. Sorry to bother.
Superb. Absolutely Marvellous. A joy ! . Beautiful playing, and a super Orchestra Bravo !.
Thank you and Greetings From Scotland 🏴 x x .
Ce concerto pour harpe est une perle fine. Hélisabeth Hainen met toute sa sensibilité, son élégance dans une interprétation
à la hauteur de la musique de ce compositeur. Grâce à internet nous découvrons les merveilles de cette musique française d'un XIXès proche de nous dont le nombre de compositeurs de grand talent nous laissent rêveurs et comblés.
Tout l'esprit français fait de mesure, d'élégance, de goût, d'harmonie, de sentiments élevés nous est offert. Cette musique
témoigne d'un esprit de ce temps encore proche, qui peut être notre fierté. On peut regretter que ces merveilleux compositeurs soient devenus
confidentiels. Une plus large diffusion leur redonnerait une place qu'ils méritent tous, au delà de la douzaine tels Auric Ravel Debussy etc... dont les noms sont connus d'un plus large public. En tout cas, grâce à cette technologie, tout un chacun peut
découvrir ou redécouvrir la richesse musicale de ces auteurs Français si doués qu'ils ont largement dépassé nos frontières.
N'oublions pas que c'est grâce aux arts que ce monde reste encore un monde humain. C'est l'Art et les Artistes, uniquement,
qui peuvent nous sauver de ce que l'on voudrait nous imposer.
Elizabeth reminds me of an angel playing! What a joy!
This is one of the best performances for this composition. Highly recommended. The harpist is one of those rare musicians who interpret this piece so well with the maestro (Pasquale Valerio) and orchestra - it is pure magic and delight.
Bravo bravo bravo bravo brilliance music concerto
The first time I heard this was in 1969 and I have loved it ever since alon with AC/DC, Deep Purple, Zep etc
In my younger years I had an elpee of that concerto with Lily Laskin as the soloist and i am very pleased to find that same concerto on UA-cam with a young lady who easily compares with Lily Laskin!
Nadie mejor al arpa que Marisa Robles. Esta no está mal pero nadie comparable a Maria e inmediatamente después Nicanor Zabaleta. Ambos españoles.
Finfint ❤
Wow. Perfection. The harpist is etheric and the orchestra is magic....
Magnifique interprétation
Stunning and gratifying in it's complete precision of harp articulation. A favorite work of mine.
Fred, just caught this outstanding performance. Elizabeth sounds great, per usual. What a terrific orchestra! Thank you for posting. Brad
I know I'm prejudiced, there is a reason members of the Philadelphia orchestra referred to her as the Heifetz of the harp and also The Princess
Well deserved standing ovation. This was my "returning home" piece starting in my early twenties. More than half a century later, I still love it, and this performance was simply magnificent.
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@Ace Skylar yup, have been using KaldroStream for since november myself =)
This video has a number of special delights. It appears to be a very good single microphone single camera performance. It appears to me to be a really good chamber orchestra and a spectacularly lucid harpist. Beginning about 25:00 a number of very interesting relationships are revealed. Notice who the harpist gives the flowers to. Notice the musician who gestures to the audience. Rewind the video and notice the expressive eye movements of the violinist who is seated to the viewer's right of the harpist. What a delightful, happy video. Best wishes to all the performers.
Why the semi-mystery? :-)
Why not tell us who's who?
She gives a flower to her father, Fred Hainen.
THANK YOU!
(A reply from dad himself, no less -- great treat!)
Thank you for enhancing the experience with observations that eluded me.
Lee McKusick ;
Utterly precious concert!
Beautiful concert, greetings!!!
heerlijk om naar te luisteren. .ze speelde betoverend.. .
EXCELLENT! WITH COMPLIMENTS.
Super., harpist and chamber orchestra ~ Wonderful~!
Ausgezeichnet!
The second movement is Divine...
Superb.
Starts at 1:37 :)
Zertifiziert intergalaktisch!🌹
MERCI POUR LE PARTAGE
Divine voice!
merveilleux quelle douceur
sublime playing!
Élégance à la française, légèreté, fantaisie, insouciance,
mais aussi une certaine profondeur (cf. 2e mouvement)
et heureusement si l'on sait que cette œuvre a été composée pas très longtemps donc après la Terreur en France et dont Boieldieu n'en a conservé aucune séquelle.
La musique a adouci les mœurs pendant ces Années Folles d'avant la vraie quoi !b
Piękne!!! Podziękowania serdeczne!!!:)
Brillante ejecucion Elizabeth. Mil Gracias.
Maravilhoso !!!!!!!
Bravoooooo.
No conocía a Boieldieu. Un concierto muy bonito
The first time I heard this wonderful work was in January 1965 - they interrupted the broadcast in the middle of the slow movement to announce the death of Sir Winston Churchill - it was a long time before I heard the whole work!
It was not necessary to interrupt this wonderful music because the death of this war criminal who went to hell.
@@RPe-jk6dv Bien que cette mort ait eu des répercussions très néfaste sur ma carrière de journaliste je lui suis reconnaissant d'avoir été de ceux nous permis d'être sauvé du péril ! Quant à la musique, elle est charmante et très bien jouée et me rappelle Lily Laskine
It is quite surprising to note that Boieldieu, who was famous for his "opéras comiques (La dame blanche ....)" which, honestly, are medium quality works, wrote one of the best harp concerto ever written, with Haendel's, whose concert is somehow lost among organ concertos (the reason being that , as all the organ concerti, he had first been conceived as a divertilento for the Hloy Caeccikia's ode). Among late romantic composers, there is an interesting concerto by Carl Reinecke, and of course Debussy and Ravel's masterpieces for harp and chamber orchestra (writtezn for the so-called Pleyel's 'chromatic harp'). The double concerto by Mozart looks more like an obligation than an inspiration; bit indeed it's Mozart who held the pen.
Merci C'est vraiment exact
Lok
from PERSIA with Passion
Ça vous va j'écouterai très longtemps cette musique ça détend cela ne plaît pas à tout le monde 🌏 🎹🎹🎸🎻🎺🎷🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵📯🎻🎼🎼🎼🎼
Great performance by Hainen of Boieldieu, perhaps, his most famous Work. Harp concerts where popular during the pre-romanticism times. They the became just as stings instrument in the orchestra. Therefore, it is not very say to find videos of these harp concertos. Nonetheless, this i one of the few and it is great! Saiikova and Dornik do also a very good job.
エレガントスタイルに…綺麗に流れていく…🌟♦️🌹🎊🧚🎀🎊
Oh wow mare meua o mai got en ful ache de mil oxenta loko prim like sub
Lindas musicas parabéns!!
that #3
They like... teleported there at very beginning
... wunderbare Solistin, auch in der Zugabe ...
When was this performance?
Sept 15 2009
Просто вондерфул сплендид и бьютифул амазинг. Очень вери.
Translation/transliteration: "Simply wonderful, splendid and beautiful, amazing. Very, very."
Excuse me, everyone. Does anyone know what piece the harpist is playing on 26:40? I'm interested to know what piece that is. Thank you. Sorry to bother.
I will respond the question I made myself: it is called "Danse des lutins" (Leprechaun Dance) and it was composed by Henriette Renié.
What is that encore? I just didn't hear her announcement clearly.
Dance of the elves
@@fredhainen who is the Composer? can you write the name of the piece in French?
It is called "Danse des lutins" (Leprechaun Dance) and it was composed by Henriette Renié.@@iLona.ivanova
A harp is just a piano turned vertical, but how would you hang one on the weeping willow tree?
It was a 'heart' that hung on the weeping willow, in "There's A Tavern in the Town". The harp was hung on a plain dry-eyed willow 😀😀
Being called the French Mozart is an insult to Mozart.