its 3 am and I have an exam at 9. I want to go to sleep but every time the melodies twist into something I don't want to let go of. Beautiful. And tragic, in my case.
@@fgkfriz aw man thanks for worrying! It went alright, enough for me to pass. Nothing he was guilty of, anyways. This also just made my night, sorry I didn't check it before
I'm gona beat the curfew in DC tomorrow but every time the melodies twist into something I don't want to let go of. Thank you Lil. Beautiful and wonderful in my case....
@@lilnonono5942 Glad your exam went well. Listening to a performance like this one of a piece as exquisite as Dvorak's cello masterpiece before an exam could only clear the cobwebs from one's brain and increase one's chances of a successful result. A clear, calm, well-rested mind is IMO the greatest asset for any exam. Actually studying is secondary.
Thanks. I wish the posters of classical music videos (and everyone who posts videos else, for that matter) would take advantage of UA-cam's chapter feature for marking the movements. Hardly anyone seems to know about it. It's nice to be able to jump to a particular spot.
What joy to see a young musician play classical music with such virtuosity and passion ! A sterling performance ! I am looking forward to be able to listen to a lot more of this young man. Bravo !
His cello’s prodigious performance will quench the dryness of the soul, and evoke comfortable feelings and a peace of mind, and embody greatest pleasure
Playing, especially as a soloist, involves more than just playing the notes. Everything affects the performance; your interpretation, the way you move every part of your body, even how your hair moves. It's not easy to truly do a piece justice, but he played wonderfully.
This concert is so wonderful....it brings in all the classical tradition, combined with the emotion of Antonin Dvoraks slavonian soul....and the performance of Bruno Phillipe and the Brussels Philharmonic is extraordinary....Thank You.
Memorising is not that difficult, musicians usually improve their musical memories over tens of years of musical education and practicing. The hard part is playing it well and making a good interpretation.
Enjoyable performance, with an exciting and promising young soloist. What a joy. One entertaining moment, @34:32 the orchestra somehow loses its timing, and then we get a knowing grin from a trombonist at @34:47. :-) The joys of live performance.
Thank you so much Bruno, I really really enjoyed watching you playing this amazing piece of music 🎶, I really really love ❤️ how you play, and put your heart and soul into your music 🎶. Absolutely stunning and gorgeous and utterly incredible too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
@@jorgegarzaelli6238 Bruno Philippe has a Facebook page.: facebook.com/FranceMusique/videos/283394015967567/UzpfSTQxMTU0MTk3NTY3OTU5MjoxNDM0MTE4NTczNDIxOTIy/ In it, he talks about the instrument. Alas, he speaks French and I cannot understand a word of it. I'm still researching and will let you know if I find anything else.
@@namzarf Hi, there! I just watched the video in the link. He's actually not talking about his cello at all, he's just making a general introduction about what type of instrument a cello is, how it produces sounds and what type of sounds etc. At the end he says how he was once late at his own solo concert held in a church already full of people.
@@jorgegarzaelli6238 The only thing I found out is that: "Bruno Philippe plays a cello by Carlo Tononi on loan from Beare’s International Violin Society" according to his management agency's website. www.lagence-management.com/en/artists/instrumentalists/bruno-philippe/ Carlo Tononi lived between 1675-1730, according to the wikipedia article about him. In 1713 he moved from Bologna to Venice. Therefore it is well possible that he might have met Vivaldi.
I've heard this concerto many times, but I never liked it. Never felt like I got it. Until this performance! So elegant and graceful, lyrical and beautiful. Thank you!
favourite but frim 11:43 until 12:52 the emotive double stopping octaves which already is magnificent but then after so much string crossing from right up the fingerboard and each note is just so clearly pronounced like he's just speaking the cello he just adds a bit of himself in too. Loved the interaction with the clarinet too oh my word it was amazing.
Dvorak est plus que le reflet d'une époque. C'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde décadente chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Cette architecture sonore est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière❤
QUE DE TRAVAIL THAT WORKING pour l'interprète pour rendre une telle exécution for the performer to make such an perfect execution pour le compositeur pour laisser à la postérité une pareille œuvre for the composer to leave to posterity such a wonderful work FÉLICITATIONS À TOUS LES DEUX CONGRATULATIONS TO BOTH OF YOU 😉👍
its amazing how timeless classical music is. Im in my early 20s and surrounded by rap, Hiphop, EDM etc. and u know no one is gonna remember those interprets in 20 years because it is evolving so quickly. (not saying anything bad against those genres btw)
Uhhh has anyone heard of Joshua Roman? Its another cellist who looks just like him but a little older. He probably traveled back in time just for this concert
i know i’m late, but cheers fellow pandemic cellist! i started playing two months before lockdown hit, and one of the few good things that came from 2020 was cello. i was always jealous of people who had passion for something until i started cello on a total whim, and honestly i think the timing had a lot to do with it (it gave me something hopeful during the pandemic, and i had plenty of time to devote to it and fall in love with it). anyways, if you see this i’d love to know how it’s going so far!
@@sitka0516 darling its going lol rn craxking up its going so far sometimes i just imagine i seemlessly in a pro level that i can play paint it black from that wednesday show im mi mind dios mio ay im playing excellent in my dreams hahah ❤❤
Dvorak fait partie de mes compositeurs préférés, Félicitations Bruno Philippe, vous avez admirablement bien joué, merci au chef d'orchestre, merci aux musiciens, c'est sublime.💖👏🏻
Grandios! Das schönste Cellokonzert, das je geschrieben wurde, in einer perfekten Darbietung. Man möchte nicht zweifeln, dass diesem jungen hochbegabten Cellisten alle Tore zu einer Weltkarriere offen stehen.
Samuel Stoner I hadn’t noticed the interruption (oh that’s right, I subscribe to the Premuium service). If UA-cam didn’t post this supported by ads,how else would the people who are complaining about ads have the opportunity to see it at all?
@@smilingene Without ads, those who didn't want to spend their money for Premium would simply have to entertain themselves elsewhere. You are absolutely correct that advertising is what makes the free option possible.
Bruno Philippe holds an unchallenged position as an interpreter of Dvorak. And he is a great Alchemist of the cello embodying the musical aesthetics of Dvorak From A corner of Tokyo
nothing beats listening to this while pulling an all nighter writing competition speeches with monster and seven crystals by your side. if anything the music is the main factor in keeping me awake
chemapel katrin bloss...im german and you are very emotional, i like your musik. In german...ich bekomme Gänsehaut und ich singe und liebe Musik. Mercy for your support.
its 3 am and I have an exam at 9. I want to go to sleep but every time the melodies twist into something I don't want to let go of. Beautiful. And tragic, in my case.
Lil Comment, dont mind me how did you do at your exam?
@@fgkfriz aw man thanks for worrying! It went alright, enough for me to pass. Nothing he was guilty of, anyways. This also just made my night, sorry I didn't check it before
I'm gona beat the curfew in DC tomorrow but every time the melodies twist into something I don't want to let go of. Thank you Lil. Beautiful and wonderful in my case....
its 3:30 am and i have class tomorrow but i was studying all this day, its time to rest for a while
@@lilnonono5942 Glad your exam went well. Listening to a performance like this one of a piece as exquisite as Dvorak's cello masterpiece before an exam could only clear the cobwebs from one's brain and increase one's chances of a successful result. A clear, calm, well-rested mind is IMO the greatest asset for any exam. Actually studying is secondary.
Can we just give a shoutout to the producers? This video recording is OUTSTANDING. Thanks of course to the soloist for a beautiful interpretation.
The Saint-Saëns recording is also so well produced
0:57 First movement
17:20 Second movement
29:07 Third movement
Thanks. I wish the posters of classical music videos (and everyone who posts videos else, for that matter) would take advantage of UA-cam's chapter feature for marking the movements. Hardly anyone seems to know about it. It's nice to be able to jump to a particular spot.
What joy to see a young musician play classical music with such virtuosity and passion ! A sterling performance ! I am looking forward to be able to listen to a lot more of this young man. Bravo !
His cello’s prodigious performance will quench the dryness of the soul, and evoke comfortable feelings and a peace of mind, and embody greatest pleasure
Bruno's visible emotions expressed through his eyes are awe-inspiring. His love for his music telegraphs.
Playing, especially as a soloist, involves more than just playing the notes. Everything affects the performance; your interpretation, the way you move every part of your body, even how your hair moves. It's not easy to truly do a piece justice, but he played wonderfully.
It looks like he was sculpted by Michelangelo. Handsome and very talented.
I don't care. He's married.
Asombroso
@@rezonans1630 And so? Why shouldn’t she write this? That doesn’t mean she wants to marry him.
We also don’t care about your comment...
@@ThiagoSilva-xm2wy cool your jets man
@@rezonans1630 You should...🤙
7:29-7:50 goosebumps every time!! Love how the cello part resolves with the orchestra
He plays with such sensitivity. Beautiful!
This has to be the best performance of Dvorak's second cello concerto with a camera so far up one's nose. Hands down.
Yes! is true. I would have killed the cameraman if he got so close to me!
Beautiful melodies! I enjoyed every moment!
Beautiful beyond words
2:23 badass ladies with sunglasses 😎😎😎
lol hahaha
they might be blind, who knows..
Maybe the light is too much? We'll never know.
XDD
This concert is so wonderful....it brings in all the classical tradition, combined with the emotion of Antonin Dvoraks slavonian soul....and the performance of Bruno Phillipe and the Brussels Philharmonic is extraordinary....Thank You.
This is such an incredibly hard piece to play, and Bruno does it so well! He makes it look effortless!
Imagine memorizing at least 30 mins of a solo. DAMN
DiverCity that is required and expected when you play a concerto
Piano gang :(
Memorising is not that difficult, musicians usually improve their musical memories over tens of years of musical education and practicing. The hard part is playing it well and making a good interpretation.
I was so stunned when I realized that non-pianists aren't used to memorizing literally everything.
It's not that hard
Enjoyable performance, with an exciting and promising young soloist. What a joy.
One entertaining moment, @34:32 the orchestra somehow loses its timing, and then we get a knowing grin from a trombonist at @34:47. :-) The joys of live performance.
Jeremy, you are so right. I enjoyed very much the grin on the trombonist's face too.
This is an outstanding performance by a truly excellent musician.
Love passion of young musicians. This is a great example
4:09 - that moment when you know that god blessed you with such masterful music and all you can do is to celebrate life!
Yes , you are right , Cristina :):)
No credit to the actual composer?
Fantastico ! Grazie,tutti bravissimi.
Absolument magnifique !!! BRAVO !!!!!
Thank you so much Bruno, I really really enjoyed watching you playing this amazing piece of music 🎶, I really really love ❤️ how you play, and put your heart and soul into your music 🎶. Absolutely stunning and gorgeous and utterly incredible too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
¡Brilante! ¡¡Qué excelente interpretación!! Felicitaciones. Un placer escuchar.
That's one of the most beautiful harps I have ever seen....a true work of art. Can't imagine the cost.
From Australia.
This takes my breath away.
That cello he's playing looks like it has some interesting history and a lot of it.
Could you tell us the legend of this celo? Is there anyone? Thanks
@@jorgegarzaelli6238 Bruno Philippe has a Facebook page.:
facebook.com/FranceMusique/videos/283394015967567/UzpfSTQxMTU0MTk3NTY3OTU5MjoxNDM0MTE4NTczNDIxOTIy/ In it, he talks about the instrument. Alas, he speaks French and I cannot understand a word of it. I'm still researching and will let you know if I find anything else.
@@namzarf Hi, there! I just watched the video in the link. He's actually not talking about his cello at all, he's just making a general introduction about what type of instrument a cello is, how it produces sounds and what type of sounds etc. At the end he says how he was once late at his own solo concert held in a church already full of people.
@@jorgegarzaelli6238 The only thing I found out is that: "Bruno Philippe plays a cello by Carlo Tononi on loan from Beare’s International Violin Society" according to his management agency's website.
www.lagence-management.com/en/artists/instrumentalists/bruno-philippe/
Carlo Tononi lived between 1675-1730, according to the wikipedia article about him.
In 1713 he moved from Bologna to Venice. Therefore it is well possible that he might have met Vivaldi.
donquixxote Grazie Mille !!
awesome interpretation! clear, clean, with strength and feeling.
Tu je naozaj vsetko mimoriadne, solist, dirigent, zvukova technika a obrazova réžia. Ďakujem!
I've heard this concerto many times, but I never liked it. Never felt like I got it. Until this performance! So elegant and graceful, lyrical and beautiful. Thank you!
Maar wat een prachtige, doorleefde interpretatie en uitvoering van dit toch o zo mooie concerto. Dank aan de solist, het orkest en de dirigent.
You filled my heart with emotion. thanks!
Beautifully played and filmed thanks
Обожаю дворжак; невероятно музыкальный коспозитор; сочная музыка очень приятный на слух композитор: слушать его не надоедает
What extraordinary talent, what a delightful performance, wow! Bravo!!!
he’s so amazing! that intonation and shifting... superhuman
His Countenance Is Amazing; His Skill Is; As That; As; What I Perceive; Is; Masterful;
Wow, what a collaboration. This was a masterclass in attentive musicianship.
A GREAT CELLO PLAYER AND VERY HANDSOME GUY!
favourite but frim 11:43 until 12:52 the emotive double stopping octaves which already is magnificent but then after so much string crossing from right up the fingerboard and each note is just so clearly pronounced like he's just speaking the cello he just adds a bit of himself in too. Loved the interaction with the clarinet too oh my word it was amazing.
Agree!
Wow, that was amazing! So much passion!
Wow. Tocar con el alma, fue tanta la emoción que en un momento lloré, realmente quedé impresionada. Que misterio saber lo que sientes al tocar 🌷
It’s amazing just how Leo Harlem plays the clarinet.
My first time watching Denève conduct.
Very enjoyable!
Dvorak est plus que le reflet d'une époque. C'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde décadente chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Cette architecture sonore est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière❤
QUE DE TRAVAIL
THAT WORKING
pour l'interprète pour rendre une telle exécution
for the performer to make such an perfect execution
pour le compositeur pour laisser à la postérité une pareille œuvre
for the composer to leave to posterity such a wonderful work
FÉLICITATIONS À TOUS LES DEUX
CONGRATULATIONS TO BOTH OF YOU
😉👍
Bravo Bruno Phi;ippe ,Dvorak Cello Concerto N,2 ( For this Great Performance )
Ten thousand hours and more Bravo!
I just keep returning to this record.... it's excellent understanding
Je découvre cette excellente version !
It is stunning. I want to see more your performance~~~
I love his passion!
Started from two set now we are here.
Twoset should have tried to learn this when they did the we learned cello in an hour video. 😂😂😂
@Student Jakub Oronowicz yes it was, my cellist heart cried a bit when Brett tried the entrance
True😂😂
What a gorgeous man.
Indeed!
Yup. '-'
Thank you! from Brazil!
Un archange musicien !!! Bravissimo.
Beautiful. Majestic. Well played by the orchestra. Well played by the young soloist. Outstanding. Somewhere, Jacqueline du Pre is smiling.
Enormously gifted and committed to his art. A joy to hear Bruno play Dvorak with the BP and M. Deneve
.... yes but can he play a concert Bb scale?? 😁😁😂
No 2 or No 1?
Truly fine performance. One can say grand, in the best sense. Thanks to all.
all?
@@tomiko1385 All who create these presentations, of course - & interested members of the classical music community, Mlle.
I love the cello playing as well as the oboe in the orchestra!
the entire woodwind section is incredible........ all of their interplay with the cello is great
This is why i love dvorak,,the soloist and duets between several sections is amazing
lovely... Bruno Philippe
The ear is a remarkable thing. It gives soulful and physical balance to life.
its amazing how timeless classical music is. Im in my early 20s and surrounded by rap, Hiphop, EDM etc. and u know no one is gonna remember those interprets in 20 years because it is evolving so quickly. (not saying anything bad against those genres btw)
He looks like a child of Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch
and Michael Cera!!
I thought he was Ryan Philippe's twin brother.
two males can't have a child
@@filipzalud9825 but, two perfect males? :v
Wow! What a Performance! I was thinking of Jesse Eisenberg when Monsieur Philippe took the stage.
Uhhh has anyone heard of Joshua Roman? Its another cellist who looks just like him but a little older. He probably traveled back in time just for this concert
맑고 처마하고 아름다운 음색이네요 정말 멋지네요
Bruno Phillipe, sir, you're the reason now that I'm gonna start my journey in cello during this pandemic. So, cheers mate!
Hope you do well!
thank you!
i know i’m late, but cheers fellow pandemic cellist! i started playing two months before lockdown hit, and one of the few good things that came from 2020 was cello. i was always jealous of people who had passion for something until i started cello on a total whim, and honestly i think the timing had a lot to do with it (it gave me something hopeful during the pandemic, and i had plenty of time to devote to it and fall in love with it). anyways, if you see this i’d love to know how it’s going so far!
@@sitka0516 darling its going lol rn craxking up its going so far
sometimes i just imagine i seemlessly in a pro level that i can play paint it black from that wednesday show im mi mind dios mio ay im playing excellent in my dreams hahah ❤❤
Master piece. Excellet performance. Thums up...
What a great orchestral playing!!!!!!!!! So balanced and livefull' Love it!
A brilliant performance. Encore with Popper Etude No 6 please.
outstanding performance!
Stunning. BRAVO Bruno!
Beautiful
Precioso. Gracias.
Se puede apreciar que Bruno siente y transmite la música intensamente 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Oh, Bruno!! ❤❤❤
Hauser....
Lo maximo, no hay palabras
Dvorak fait partie de mes compositeurs préférés, Félicitations Bruno Philippe, vous avez admirablement bien joué, merci au chef d'orchestre, merci aux musiciens, c'est sublime.💖👏🏻
Damn, where did he come from? Par excellence. Now, I love this concerto! I wish he was the winner tho 🥺
sublime
This is hauntingly beautiful
Fantástico!!
J'apprecie beaucoup sa façon de jouer. Très personnelle.
Grandios! Das schönste Cellokonzert, das je geschrieben wurde, in einer perfekten Darbietung. Man möchte nicht zweifeln, dass diesem jungen hochbegabten Cellisten alle Tore zu einer Weltkarriere offen stehen.
Amazing.
beautiful!!!
he is really cute!
Gay lol
He has a ring on his fourth finger. I mean, it could mean something else, but...
on his instagram he has a wife
yes
@@windmillwilly - Prove it.
Magnificent.
WHO TF PUT AN AD JUST BEFORE HE CAME IN 😂 WHY
Exactly! 😤 😂
@@nailbitter310 I GOT A FUCING GRAMARLY ADDD LOL
Luke Anatol I was excited about him starting to play when suddenly, a freaking ad comes on. Haha
@@nailbitter310 im still watching and have had 4 ads so far :/
Luke Anatol I know 😞 It has several ads.
The movements impecaabble Bravo
Ads are intentionally placed to produce maximum irritation, thus motivating those viewing for free to purchase UA-cam's premium "ad free" service.
Samuel Stoner I hadn’t noticed the interruption (oh that’s right, I subscribe to the Premuium service). If UA-cam didn’t post this supported by ads,how else would the people who are complaining about ads have the opportunity to see it at all?
@@smilingene Without ads, those who didn't want to spend their money for Premium would simply have to entertain themselves elsewhere. You are absolutely correct that advertising is what makes the free option possible.
Use an ad blocker
There are free ad blockers. I don't know why we need to keep going on about ads when the solution is/seems so simple.
@@dionlindsay2 right?? i haven't had ads interrupt my youtube videos for years
Bruno Philippe holds an unchallenged position as an interpreter of Dvorak.
And
he is a great Alchemist of the cello embodying the musical aesthetics of Dvorak
From
A corner of Tokyo
TRES EMOUVANT. MERCI.
nothing beats listening to this while pulling an all nighter writing competition speeches with monster and seven crystals by your side. if anything the music is the main factor in keeping me awake
with love bruno!
chemapel katrin bloss...im german and you are very emotional, i like your musik. In german...ich bekomme Gänsehaut und ich singe und liebe Musik. Mercy for your support.
Wonderful!
sure great cellist
merci beaucoup