Korngold: Violinkonzert ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ William Hagen ∙ Christoph Eschenbach
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Erich Wolfgang Korngold:
Violinkonzert ∙
I. Moderato nobile 00:00 ∙
II. Romance. Andante 09:45 ∙
III. Finale. Allegro assai vivace 18:20 ∙
hr-Sinfonieorchester - Frankfurt Radio Symphony ∙
William Hagen, Violine ∙
Christoph Eschenbach, Dirigent ∙
Alte Oper Frankfurt, 29. September 2017 ∙
Website: www.hr-sinfonieorchester.de ∙
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WHY ISNT THIS FABULOUS PIECE NOT PLAYED MORE OFTEN?.....SUPER PERFORMANCE, SUPER TONE, WONDERFUL CONTROL USING THE ORCHESTRA AT ITS FULLEST.....
First time listening to this Concerto and I’m in absolute awe!!!!
One of my favorite violin concertos. William Hagen beautifully nailed it. Bravo and thank you.
Clean and beautiful sound from the violinist.
I feel like nearly every of Perlman's students developed an extra sweet tone. Great performance!
Give de credit to his teacher in Colburn, he sounded like this before.
@@belmon38 Who was his teacher at Colburn?
@@MrViolaracer392 probably Lipsett
Yup it was Lipsett. I was at aspen with Will, he's a super fun guy. great to hang with off the stage, and a blast to sit back and watch when he's on the job. @@melissat9120
What an astonishingly sweet timbre he has. Such a warm, elegant reading of this lovely concerto.
very nice indeed, such a nice full and warm tone
22:07 concertmaster solo with the concerto soloist !
how amazing this concerto is !
Superb violinist. Great Conductor. Phenomenal orchestra.
Great concert hall. Very good microphones…good weather too, I thought.
An exceptional performance. Bravo, William Hagen! Great orchestra. Thank you.
It's WONDERFUL to see such a great young violinist. And one who is American!! And one who isn't trying to be "too-cool-for-school" the way so many young classical soloists are nowadays. Bravo to Mr. Hagen on this performance. I'll have to check out more of his stuff.
Fesselnde Aufführung dieses hyperromantischen Violinkonzerts durch den begabten Violinisten, der das Stück mit viel Hingabe und Expressivität interpretiert, einem soliden Dirigat des intelligenten Maestros und perfekter Unterstützung durch das erstklassige Sinfonieorchester. Alles ist wunderbar!
Der süße Ton der Solovioline klingt außergewöhnlich schön! Nichts mehr zu sagen.
So this is not a ‘perfectly composed piece’?😉
Den intelligenten Dirigent haben Sie diesmal vergessen.
@@ChristovanRensburghaha! Notaire2 wird schlampiger….
This is my favorite interpretation of them all. So sweet..
So proud to be an American, when I can hear a kid from Utah play a concerto written in Hollywood.
..by an Austrian/Czech who grew up and was trained in Vienna! Vienna, Austria, not Vienna, near Dulles airport.
I love the instrumentation.
This song has a very sentimental feeling of contentment, despite its heavy moments. It is NOT corny, but extremely sweet. Laughter can be heard! One can imagine someone looking out beyond TRAGEDY to a better day..... carefully optimistic. Or, as Martin Luther King said, "I Have a Dream," which will someday come true.
This could be seen and heard as Israel's story. Ultimately triumphant. Great performance.
One summer break, while I was on vacation in Indonesia and stayed at my grandparents house, I would hear my sister practice on the piano right before lunch time the piano accompaniment for this piece. It has become a piece of nostalgia, as I recall how the rays of light shone through the netted door while listening to her play her piano accompaniment alongside the violin-orchestral version of the piece. I often stood or sat on the cold, refreshing stair tiles or sat on the tree-stump like stools situated around the dining table while in awe of the enchanting melody of the first movement.
すごくいい！！！ オーケストラも素晴らしい！！！ 今まで聴いたコルンゴルドのバイオリン協奏曲の演奏の中では一番良いように思う。映画を観ているようだ。うまい！
this sounds so much like movie music/film score, especially when the first theme comes in with the orchestra after the violin plays it.
edit: shoot it is from a movie I just read the wikipedia page
also i saw him perform once with my local orchestra. it was very cool. he played the stravinsky concerto. i feel weird watching him on youtube after seeing him play in-person. i honestly would have preferred it if he played a concerto with more so-called 'lush romanticism' like this one, but i'm not complaining 'cause i still got to see him play :D
I suppose the first movement was completely suitable for Harry Potter films.
Dear hr-Sinfonieorchester, what a beautiful performance. Great soloist, excellent orchestra, perfection!
III. Finale. Allegro assai vivace: 18:18
What a beautiful conerthall!
Matthew writes below that this is the first time he's heard this concerto and he's in 'absolute awe'. Well, if there are any more of you like Matthew spread the word! Because this is a tuneful and accessible piece that doesn't make it any less great. The only parallel here is Tchaikovsky's - another concerto which lies at the heart of the repertoire without being 'deep'. This wonderful concerto should be better known! Thank you for posting.
Though I'm a great admirer of Tchaikovsky I prefer this concerto.
@@TheVaughan5 I also
Simply fabulous. Superb violinist.
Awesome playing! So clean and exciting!
Superb performance and what a gorgeous tone
One of the best Korngold concerto!
Magnifique, merci.
Tout simplement magnifique .....
Such a beautiful concerto, amazes me every time, beautifully played, so hellishly difficult I think!
geez he's an incredible violinist and he's gorgeous
Wow wow... new star male violinist... very nice interpretation and technique.. bravo
Ahhhhhh ....... I just LOVE this music !
And perfect finale. Bravo
II. Romance. Andante 9:44
Esse concerto é um sonho... Assisti com a Filarmônica de MG tendo como solista Phillippe Quint e fiquei encantado... Sublime!
Aha yes! The Korngold concerto.
brilliant violinist
I knew Hagen from Colburn School in L.A.. Talented kid, he's going far!
Kid? Wrong.
09:45. Romance. ❤❤❤
Wonderful performance!!!
Beautiful second movement!
The mental comfort of his violin is full of far superior splendor
I love it!
awesome William Hagen!!!!!
Oh Korngold! Never disappoints..
Poet / critic Michael McDonagh writes ---
Korngold was a great from the heart composer. And can we leave it at that, please?
This is lovely. Korn Gold is terribly underrated. His operas are his best, however.
No lo conocia, muy bueno!
Great!
この曲好き
Best!
Wow!!!!
Outstanding! This may be sacrilege, but liked this better than the Heifetz recording.
There is no sacrilege... sometimes we tend to overrate people because of their names and startet forgetting the power of our own opinions.
There's a lot of recordings out there (by Heifetz, for example) that aren't good really, but we tend to think that the player behind them is immortal, so we are the wrong ones for judging such person.
Understand that music is not something where you can rank people. Then, feel free to appreciate different individuals.
And more: there are violinists out there who aren't recognized by others, who don't go to concertos very often to play, that are forgotten by the most part of the public and they are as great as those who are well known in the classical music community.
Having your name there is actually a sum of privileges, contexts... not always it really means how great the musician is
@@wadrianalefe6490 you are so right, thank you for sharing these words!!! greetings from The Netherlands
@@PeterLunowPL Hey, Peter. Thanks for answering. Reading your answer made my day a lot better. Hope you are safe. Nice to get to know you.
Greetings from Brazil land.
That's ok, me too. I listened to Heifetz's Tchaikovsky and I was shook by how fast he played it - no one plays it that fast. I think that turned me off.
Sure, he is legendary. But not everyone has to like him. He already made his mark in the violin world anyway.
Wow 🤩
straight frickin banger
Bars, dude
Outstanding rendition! William Hagen, Violin (not Violoncello)!
When Picard is driving it's easier to reach hyperspace, but this Ensign would have made it alone!
I can hear hints of the theme music from the Granada “Sherlock Holmes” TV series (1980s - 90s) starring the superb Jeremy Brett.
0:07 the guy with glasses in a grey shirt.
yep, thats what lydian feels like.
👏👏
너무너무 좋아요~~♡
If this were a poem, it could be entitled, "Violin Soaring".
Dude can play.
If only the camera direction was cleaner
Beautiful playing! much more musical than Hilary Hahn for instance
?
But Still.
Hahn In Still the Best.
0:06 start
Please watch this at the lowest quality only (144p) since it's just for the music, which is much more ecologically responsible than at a higher rate. Watching this at 240p (which is unnecessary for listening purposes), will increase the bandwith by double to almost tenfold! At 1080 the bandwith is augmented by a factor of 100!
The use of digital technology accounts for 4% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions, as much as the emissions from the world's truck fleet. Of that, a BIG part comes from livestreaming videos, mainly 3 sources : UA-cam, Netlfix and porn.
Let's enjoy this beautiful music by being aware and responsible and doing our little part in protecting this wonderful planet.
No.Simply no.
Troll.
Michael Schlechtriem What do you mean no you absolute muppet? And you call me a troll?
Korngold was quite gifted. Heifitz helped him compose this lovely concerto.
Only in aspects of playing technique, not the music structure which is pure Korngold.
Heifitz assistance was advising on playing technique; the music itself is pure Korngold.
This concerto doesn't climb any dramatic heights as some of Korngold's scores do, but its pleasant lyricism is winning. Like Samuel Barber's concerto, it saves the fireworks for the finale with its infectious dancelike swagger. Violinist Hagen is new to me; he has a nice tone, but did he miss a note at 1:57, and have a slight "fluff" at 11:37? (I don't usually notice these things, and here it could be my imagination working overtime.)
Ofcourse he is not Hilary Hahn, because he is William Hagen and he have no reasons to be Hilary Hahn))) To do some mistakes is normal, what is important that the complete picture of this performance is convincing. And yes, it was your imagination working overtime :-)
Even people like Hilary Hahn make mistakes, but that's not what music is about. Certainly no need to point out imaginary mistakes.
This comment wasn't meant as a "criticism" per se, but rather as an inquiry as to whether or not I was correct. I was only curious and thought someone who knew the score might enlighten me. Can you?
No he didn't, in both instances.
I appreciate your reply and certainly accept it rather than my untrained ears and limited knowledge. I'll not be so ready to be such a musical detective in the future!
Totally drowned by the orchestra, and particularly the brass. Such a shame as there are some great moments here. It forces the soloist to be permanently playing ff when it is marked mf or mp.
There were moments of virtuosity but in my opinion, the soloist just didn't connect with the piece. My suggestion to him would be to spend a generous amount of time listening to the recordings made by the person to whom this piece was written, the late, great, and lamented Jascha Heifetz!
Excuse me, but could the conductor please wear appropriate attire?
that shit's uncomfortable and looks stupid in 2018 so no
You mean a wig?
Wonderful interpretation. Horrible camera direction (diffuse focus, no panoramic views, no sense of “concert”) of a decadent, yet still a huge piece of art! HRSO is competing face to face to Berlin PO
Korngold did his best to reconquer Europe afer WW2, but his postromantic style was unforunately outdated, so he did not success in that way.
Korngold like the Barber has a beautiful introductory theme, but that is not enough for a great concerto. I never had patience listening to the whole piece.
Well you should. I thought the same until I decided to listen to the complete work and now I think it's truly great. Unashamedly romantic but that's no bad thing, clearly written by someone of great talent.
Die deutschen und österreichischen Musiker spielen keine Böhmklarinetten - das ist seltsam und etwa komisch.
After hearing Heiftetz´ recording i don´t like this at all!
Ugh. So many violinists take the ending of the first movement ridiculously too fast, out of balance with the rest of the piece. And the effect is never convincing.
Are you saying that Hagen is also too fast? I don't want to contradict, but I grew up listening to the Heifetz recording and he plays it this fast, if not a tick faster, and Korngold wrote the piece for him.
a very good violinist - but works too hard for this kind of piece.
Mediocre, no magic at all.
Mediocre? No magic at all...? How aptly you've chosen your youtube name.
Mediocre? No magic at all...? Chacun à son gout, and all that, but I do have to disagree - I find this rendition quite inreesting. BTW, I assume you know who Gilles de Rais was. The Hundred YearsWar has always interested me greatly, and a few years ago I read a biography of him by a German author, Siegfried Obermeier, who seemd to think de Rais had a secret crush on Jean d'Arc, with whom he fought, supposedly because she looked so much like a little boy in her armour it really turned him on. Oh well, be that as it may, we've all seen stranger...
which one the playing, or the piece, but either way i disagree