Concerto Harmonica Spivakovsky 1st Mov with Orchestra Harmonica concerto Music A Classical Harmonica
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2008
- Concerto for Harmonica and Orchestra played on Harmonica by Philip Achille at the opening of the Vienna Music Festival Austria 2008,Michael Spivakovsky Concerto for Harmonica and Orchestra 1st Movement - Classical Harmonica player Philip Achille wows the classical crowd playing this instrument, a future jazz harmoncia legend. This video of champion Achille was viewed on television from the ROYAL ALBERT HALL on BBC2 home of Classical Star. Philip still has lessons (tutorials) taught by Jim Hughes a harmonica legend as a session musician and in the school of players like, tommy Rielly, shellist, Douglas Tate, Larry Adler and Stevie Wonder.HARMONICA, BLUES, Chromatic Harmonica ,Classical Harmonica, Jazz, Harmonica Artist, British Film music, Achille Philip, BBC 2 2007 Proms London Larry Adler, The harmonica playing was accompanied by a full orchestra. Philip Achille (based in London) has experience playing the chromatic harmonica (mouth organ) in many music genres, Jazz Classical Blues and Irish. Philip Achille National Harmonica League nhl festival classical mundharmonika mouth organ player Asia Pacific LD Miller Stevie Wonder Toots Thielemans jazz Lee Oskar blues harp Shellist Tommy Reilly Suzuki Hohner
Every note sounded wonderful, I had no idea that a harmonica could be played in that way with a full orchestra, it sounded great.
Impressive. I recorded with Larry Adler back in 1970. This guy is really good.
Oh lord! When shall I perform as good as this? This guy is so good.
I did my first Harmonica solo and it was a Phenomenal exprience :)
JUST ONE OF THE CHROMATIC HARMONICA MASTERS OF THE WORDL
wow, this was playing on my local FM station as I woke up this morning. Had to look it up on YT. It is fabulous.
WOW i never heard harmonicas with orchestras before
+marquis halsell Thanks for your comment
you're welcome anytime
+marquis halsell check this video of Philipua-cam.com/video/AzY_KZTSXJk/v-deo.html
It was very common in the early years. Late 1800s early 1900s. It was originally called mouth organ and was made for this and folk music. The stereotypical blues stuff you hear today is exactly what it was not made for.
Blows me AWAY!
Another stellar performance by Phillip. Such mastery is a delight to listen. Thank you for the great gift. Jay
Moving, Stirring, So proud of this young champion! This music moves me so. Thanks for posting, Peace
WHAT A PLAYER
I never knew that the Harmonica could actually be used in a concert with an actual orchestra.
Somebody wrote a whole orchestra for a typewriter. I think anythings possible at this point.
@@TheEdawg77 ya there like 1.5k for one I wish I could afford one but that's why I play harmonica 😅
3 years late but It actually used to be more common but the harmonica fell victim to it's own innovation making them significantly cheaper shifting their reputation to be lower class and less "refined" than other "classical" instruments. The chromatic stuck around in jazz and the diatonic in blues since they are genres that come from poverty without the aristocratic pretenses of classical music.
WOW!!! Your intonation is absolute!!! Your tone is beautiful!!! Lovely vibrato!!! This is miraculous! I am so happy to have found you on youtube! Please keep posting more and more of your video performances!!!! I must spread the word about you here in New York!!!!! Thank you for sharing your video with me!
Much love and best wishes for your every continued success, Diane
Good work with an excellent interpretation Maestro, as always with quality🎼🎵🎶👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
As always amazing Master
Philip's vibrato is absolutely amazing.. i need to learn that..
Simply gorgeous!
absolutely mesmerizing
Fantastic Performance - Bravo -
great performance !! 5 stars
awesome!
BRAVO!!!
fantastic
Hey Philip! you made me almost cry!... fantastic!!! hope to see you soon again somewhere into the underground!. Diego Rojas (harpist)
Terrific
Goosebumbs.
this is what i call master of instrument!!!!! and self mastering....
wow i enjoyed it!!!Thank you!
Satisfaction Multi surface
I dont know why but i got really emotional watching this :D might be the heavy drinking last night :P
Good music! This is my first time to listen harmonica concerto.
love it
simplesmente maravilhoso!
wow!!!! ameazing!!! es el mas groso de todos... muy buena música!!! exelente!!!
thats really good music
wonderful *****
man that dude with the whistling thng is a beast!
ah he's so brilliant!
Very well done, what a location for such beautiful music, I wish I was there for it. doc
Very Nice
Just wonderful! You have accuracy, dead-on timing, beautiful (and varied) intonation. Plus, you have a very engaging stage presence. I think what you are doing with the chromatic will help this wonderful instrument regain the credibility that Larry Adler and others enjoyed.
una musica genial!!!!!
ENHORABUENA
BLANKA
very cool
it makes me feel like if i was at france.... ^^ soooo very niceeeeeeeee
素晴らしいです！
+Studio Voo! Cheers thx
fantástico
thats soo true! lol and there is a mime too.. weel thats wath makes me feel!
WOW!!! That was absolutely amazing!!! I LOVED it!!
Just a side observation lol...The man behind him to our right at 2:10-2:21 is sizing him up!!!! LMBOOO!! .....wonder why....HA!
Damn Amazing! How can he breathe? x.x
It's a special technique called circular breathing, allowing you to constantly blow out and breath in simultaneously :)
wowowowow :O
Super,super ,super.Jharmonyx
Excuse me for asking Sir, what is your name? You are absolutely brilliant and I really want to learn more about you and your music. Thank you 👍
Philip Achille is his name and there are MANY videos of his performances. He also plays bass, saxophone, and ??
Philip will be performing in London at Hampstead Jazz Club on February 10th with his own band, playing a selection of jazz and classical arrangements. hampsteadjazzclub.com/whats-on/philip-achille/
I can tell it's a hohner in this video but were you playing a 270 here? Can't see
it is difficult to dislike this. it is fairly light and infectious, and the soloist appears to be very good.
What is the range of this harmonica? My guess would be between one and two octaves, but I'm not sure.
A chromatic, like his, is actually 3 octaves, starting from Middle C.
Thank you for the info! It is always good to learn new things, especially learning new MUSIC things! :)
@@bckm54 a sixteen hole chromatic harmonica actually has 4 octaves. mastersofharmonica.com/seydel-symphony-16-hole-chromatic-harmonica-review/
2-3 on 12 Chromatica, 3-4 on 16 Chromatica
I read in another post that Larry Adler composed the piece Waltz Genevieve.
Yes, it's right.
I read in another post that Larry Adler composed this piece.
i dont have the words
excellent performance.
Can anyone give some background on the composer?
wheres the video of the pianist guy who came in 2nd? he was really good
Mravilloso
Serious look on that dude's face, makes it look like work.
Very nice playing... Refreshing!!even more so as it is outdoors and there is no acoustic echo coming back to the ears!!Harmonica is such a fickle and unforgiving instrument if it gets "depressed" and shuts down!..its rude and won't warn you!! What type of chromatic are you using??
regards
Corrin Huddleston
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@TuboEspectador I believe that
Philip's teacher was Bill Hughes.
Ah, my teacher is actually James Hughes. (I'm the one playing in this video)
2019.
@stevenjc14 nope they are jelous violin players :D
божественно!!!!!!
You can thank Larry Adler
PLEASE...some one can say me what type of harmonica is it.
it's good (and weird)
which harmonica is he using and how did they mike all this to assure that harmonica's sound is dominant?
***** thanks, i am sort of getting the idea now, but i still don't know what is "FOH" (google search shows some non-musical slang for this acronym, if it is an acronym) and i still wonder which harmonica he plays (i know it is chromatic one, but i don't know is it herring or hohner or seydel or what? at 0:45 i see some letters, but it is not clear).
***** i think that i saw the word "hering" on some other video with p. achille but i also think that "hering" is something like brazilian branch of hohner, so…it is hohner probably, one or another sort of it.
+sexypoetry Philip is wearing a clip-on-mike with wireless connection to the speaker
+taptotpat thanks
Hering is not Hohner. Their constructions (reeds/reed-plates) are very different.
@linzee4584 Every instrument can be mastered, but I see what you mean :)
It is a chromatic. You probably have a Diatonic, or simply a chromatic with fewer holes.
@linzee4584 that ain' no ordinary harmonica either.... that's a $10,000 hohner concerto ... only the Suzuki Fabulous compares and even that's not as nice.
Watch this: watch?v=lq6qSTahvDg
Victor Hugo Diaz was also a brilliant player!
Is that harmonica electronically transmitted to the speakers?
+Xtcnyc 23 Philip is wearing a clip-on mike - if you look closely you will see it - also wireless connection to the speakers.
Ah yes, I got you.
first it is transmitted to an amplifier and then to the speakers.
@iPodiRockuSuck See size doesn't really matter.
How does all that "body English" help?
+roy childs It 's simply a physical manifestation of what the performer is feeling from the music. Some performers exhibit more such behavior than others. If it distracts one, he or she should just listen. The music is marvelous!
Probably.
@@rvc6506 don’t be such a little snob.
It helps many performers to concentrate and is often part of their memorizing process. In other cases it’s like the mild stimming behavior present in most humans, and some performers can feel extremely uncomfortable when told to stop. And it’s not just the classical folk like Glenn Gould that do it. Jazz biggies like Keith Jarrett and Hiromi have quite wild stage behavior too.
Obviously, @roy childs does not play a musical instrument.
some are draw notes and some are blow notes
certainly not the most refined of instraments... but he rocked it
No it’s refined you just uppity
What is most refined instrument?
Violin? Bassoon or oboe? Ask about it parents of students who struggle with these instruments while studying.. Talent and enormous load of work make these instruments totally "refined". Chromatic harmonica is not an exception.
surely those that don't like this kind of music do like reggaeton, pop, and other decadent shIt music
nicolas olmos olmos I think you sound pathetic. music is music. People obviously have different tastes in music.
Yea don't try doing that with any other kind of harmonica.