Mahler: 1. Sinfonie ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Alain Altinoglu
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- Gustav Mahler:
1. Sinfonie D-Dur ∙
I. Langsam. Schleppend. Wie ein Naturlaut 00:00 ∙
II. Kräftig bewegt, doch nicht zu schnell 15:18 ∙
III. Feierlich und gemessen, ohne zu schleppen 22:50 ∙
IV. Stürmisch bewegt - Energisch 32:53 ∙
hr-Sinfonieorchester - Frankfurt Radio Symphony ∙
Alain Altinoglu, Dirigent ∙
hr-Sinfoniekonzert ∙
Alte Oper Frankfurt, 10. Dezember 2021 ∙
Website: www.hr-sinfonieorchester.de ∙
Facebook: / hrsinfonieorchester ∙
ARD-Mediathek: www.ardmediathek.de/hr/sendun... ∙
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Hessischer Rundfunk (hr)
Superb. My daughter gave me a trial of the Berlin Philharmonic concert streaming channel. The Frankfurt Radio Symphony beats that fine ensemble, hands down. The FRS just sounds better! The passion, the artistry, the love, the engineering, the acoustics - Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all that make The Frankfurt Radio Symphony happen and my fellow internet concert goers throughout the world. The Frankfurt Radio Symphony, and what makes these concerts happen - from the internet to sound engineering to hi fi equipment the artistry of composition and performance and masterful interpretation represents the best, the absolute best of what it means to be a Human Being. God gave us the tools and the opportunity to create this Art - I Thank God for this music and I am grateful to hear it. My Faith is restored.
Another Mahler #1 showed up on the YT side panel. NDR Philharmonie at the Elbphilarmonie hall. Blessed are those Frankfurt-er and/or Hamburg-er who could enjoy the live concerts live. Less blessed but still blessed are those (like me) who could enjoy (almost as good as live) performances somewhat later. I am shuttling between Frankfurt and Hamburg. Back and forth, back and forth, back and forth. It is impossible to tell which one I like more. I will keep them both in my YT library. I live in the middle of nowhere but, luckily, I have YT. I should be thankful.
@@charliekim2939 Yup. I live in a very rural area. Gotta bring the culture to us. I can play my music as loud as I want. We are going through trying times, but in many ways life is better in the 21st Century. I, too, love hearing different performances and interpretations. Yes, we are blessed. God bless you and keep listening.
Die Berliner sind immer noch auf der Suche nach dem "Deutschen Klang" aus früheren Zeiten. Das tut ihnen,glaube ich, gar nicht so gut.
@@lilalola33 I am honored you replied to my comment. My German is not very good, can you please give a rough idea in English, bitte? Danke, mein Musikfreund.
You have got it in one. I don't know whether the Berliners are aware they have a reputation and unknowing, slightly rely on that. Whatever, the performances here, with Altinoglu or Orozco-Estrada, makes no significant difference, the performances are significantly better. One could go into the minutiae of analyzing a performance, but why waste time - sit back and enjoy the music ! I will add that, while I have never been in their concert hall, I imagine the acoustics are good, and they have a spacious stage area, a boon that not all orchestras can boast.
This Symphony was the first of Mahler's music that I had ever heard many years ago on my public radio station and 42:15 was the moment I became hooked on Mahler. The fact that I could physically feel the music in the floor of my room blew my mind! Many years later and now having played this Symphony 4x, that moment is still one that make me grin from ear to ear like the 11 yr old who was sitting in his room one day and discovered who Gustav Mahler was. Fantastic Performance!
Mahler sym no.1 is my favorites. Great sound, performance. Thank you conductor and Frankfurt radio symphony :)
Of all the Mahler symphonies, I always come back to listen to No. 1, it feels good.
What a fantastic performance worthy of a standing ovation !!!!!
I'm impressed by the intonation and ensemble, particularly in the winds. You can tell that they have been playing together for a long time, in spite of the recent breaks.
Watching this wonderful orchestra, it's fantastic players and it's new principal conductor, revell in this magnificent work, is truly a joy!
He has Them play with heart, and passion
Grandios - in jeder Hinsicht!
Veramente bella prova ! Finalmente questa grande orchestra ha ritrovato gli splendori che ebbe all'epoca sotto la guida di E.Inbal per il ciclo mahleriano della Denon !! BRAVI.
I love this orchestra. One of my favorites. So many talented musicians. Bravo. ❤
Wow. Instant classic. And that horn section is amazing!!.
There are no words good enough to describe this Symphony and this performance. Both are Glorious!
Ein toller Abend, und auch die Aufnahme lässt sich ausgezeichnet anhören. Einfach toll was ihr hier kostenlos und ohne Hürden für alle Menschen bereitstellt, das kann man nicht hoch genug loben!
Astonishing clarity in this interpretation, most ably assisted by the production team and its technology. Thank you, much appreciated. (ps - love the violas at 47:42!!)
One of the most fun & terrifying excerpts all in one. Don't be the one not subdividing during this excerpt. 🤣🤣
Mahler on Christmas-perfection.
Finally, I was waiting for that video. I cherish Maestro Alain's interpretation of this absolutely wonderful symphony. Thank you so much for uploading this. I hope Maestro does the performance of the Mahler second symphony next! It's my favorite symphony of all the time!
1st mvt 0:10
2nd mvt 15:19
3rd mvt: 22:53
4th mvt: 32:53
Bravo as always "Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra"!!! 😍
Merry Christmas to you all! 🎅🎁
27:58 this color change is just … brilliant
Such a fantastic orchestra to watch as well as hear, thank you to the production crew for the best orchestral content on this platform. Bravi
This magnificent rendition really did contain an entire world.
Congratulations for passing 300.000 subscribers!
Bizarre… just two days ago, the day this video was uploaded, I thought to myself just how much I love Mahler’s 1st.
Klanglich und musikalisch überwältigend!
Wonderful interpretation of an amazing symphony. As always the woodwinds and brass shine and Maestro Altinoglu is terrific. Thank you for the hours of musical pleasure this year and Merry Christmas from Nova Scotia, Canada
Yes, Indeed
Positively glorious and energetic performance. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
0:10 I. Langsam. Schleppend. Wie ein Naturlaut.
15:18 II. Kräftig bewegt, doch nicht zu schnell.
22:50 III. Feierlich und gemessen, ohne zu schleppen.
32:53 IV. Stürmisch bewegt - Energisch.
Ein fantastisches Werk in einer hervorragenden Interpretation.
Splendid!!! Glorious!!!
Just wonderful. I’ll never get tired of hearing this piece 👏👏
Превосходное исполнение! А также радует качественная запись концерта. Спасибо!
Camerawork here has come a long way since the Mahler 1 from Orozco-Estrada. We get to see more of the instruments playing the melodies/active parts instead of watching the bell of the horn play off-beats while a beautiful expressive tune is happening elsewhere. I'm happy to listen to both, of course, but it's great to have the bonus of the visuals.
Eine sehr tolle Interpretation. Die Aufnahme ist zudem auch äußerst gut, selbst bei Tutti-Stellen ist jede Stimme klar zu erkennen
Spectacular!!! Fantastique!!! Brilliant and Beautiful!!!
Wonderschön, danke. 🌷🌷🌷(Holland)
Ein Franzose als Chef ist dem Orchester das Beste was passieren konnte !!!!!!!
Las 1,3 y 5 de Mahler , me encantan. Qué genio éste austriaco. Un poco tarde se le ha reconocido.
Very fine camera work. This is a delightful presentation with excellent sound quality. Thanks FRS for making this available to us. Wow... it really took my breath away.
말러는 천재다 이렇게 감동적인 대서사시를 만들다니😭
Eine sagenhafte Einspielung. Bravo und Dankeschön!!!
7:39 curious flute | 12:53 crucial | 15:19 2nd movement (dignified horse trot) | 18:27 build up | 21:28 dignified horse
22:25 build up to triumphant end | 22:53 3rd movement | 29:52 repeat beginning of 3rd movement | 32:53 4th movement
40:05 spiral drop | 42:19 ending march | 45:08 curious flute | 48:42 ending segment | 49:10 critical | 51:36 ending notes
Some of the tempi are more brisk than what I'm used to hearing, though a refreshing interpretation as usual with this group of musicians...and what a talent pool of young conductors they have. Greetings from Canada and a very Happy Christmas.
@Ray Phenicie I agree. The tempi are too fast in many places, sacrificing clarity. This work, perhaps more than any other by Mahler, needs space to breathe. It need not be slow, but all sections of the ensemble should be heard clearly articulated. The musicians of this excellent orchestra are frequently struggling to achieve that here and the speed taken often muddies the sound, especially in the violins, to the detriment of an otherwise fine performance.
Grandioso superlativa esecuzione complimenti a tutti
Individuelle Klänge, Grossartig,das Zuhören macht Freude, danke sehr.
What a great performance from the FRO. What a wonderful Christmas gift to find this on You Tube.
Greetings to the Canadians - I heard Petrenko do this in Montreal in 2015 and Kent Nagano 25 years ago at the Free Trade Hall Manchester; both sublime but this is no slouch by comparison! Masterful!!!
Go Leafs Go;)
My best X-mas present/. Wonderful symphony/. Thank YOU/.
FYI. Before Mahler's first Symphony he composed a Piano Quartet A min., at age of 15, in 1876, and 12 years later he composed his first symphony. I like his quartet also, and listen to it past 22 years. It is in UA-cam
Fantastico! Grazie mille
Fantastic ❤
Best christmas gift ❤Merry Christmas from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Simply incredible! ❤️🥰
Wunderschöne und lebhafte Aufführung dieser spätromantischen und perfekt komponierten Sinfonie mit farbenreichen und gut phrasierten Tönen aller Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders lebhaft und echt melodisch. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Orchester im gut analysierten Tempo und mit künstlerisch kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach wundervoll!
I am fully d'accord. Was mich hier begeistert, ist die Spielfreude aller Beteiligten, und vor allem die fantastische Hornisten crew mit Marc Gruber.
Vielen Dank!! :)
Ihre Tendenz alle Aufführungen zu loben ist nicht so objektiv. Denken Sie darüber nach.
Glitzernder Klang, satter Klang.
Ich bin ein Fan von Marc Gruber.
Echt späte Aufführung dieser lebhaft romantischen und einfach gut komponierten Sinfonie mit kontrollierten und künstlerischen Tönen aller ausgezeichneten Instrumente. Der besonders farbenreiche Satz klingt perfekt analysiert. Der lebhafte und wunderschöne Dirigent leitet das zweite Orchester im genialen Tempo und mit intelligent melodischer Dynamik. Wundervoll gut phrasiert!
Bravo...Bravo...Bravo.....
Godlike.
When does your next symphony drop mate im a big fan of ya
Bravo !!!
Nice! I believe it is high time to fill out Mahler's catalogue on this channel, mahler 6 on here is my favorite interpretation.
Really looking forward to attending Mahler 1 in Montreal in a few months conductef by maestro Rafael Payare. So many textures!
Triumphant performance ❤💥
Thank you
Does anyone know the first trumpet player? He does a very fine job!
Sebastian Berner
Grande
The camera direction has certainly gotten better at "following the music", but there are still too many close-ups of individual players IMO - especially when the whole section is playing. Back up a bit; let us see more of the orchestra!
Tentokrát raději budu psát jen česky: Skvělé!! A navíc dokonalý záznam - obraz i zvuk. Sérii hudeb Frankfurtského symfonického orchestru mám ze všech nejradši. (Tak - a teď si to přeložte na Google překladači! :-) )
Jawohl, Hörner hoch!!!!
endlich mal jemand der den 2. satz ordentlich auf tempo dirigiert, nicht zu lahm wie viele andere
Fun fact: The beginning of the first movement inspired the beginning of the Star Trek theme ("The Motion Picture" and the "Next Generation" TV series).
please put these recordings on streaming services
Why is the principal trombone sitting on the other side of the trumpet section than the rest of the low brass section?
50:29 Can someone explain to me why the wind section stood up during the finale? Did Mahler put it as an instruction in the score or something? I'm so curious lol!
Yes! It‘s an instruction from Mahler.
👏👏👏👏
Wer ist die Solobratsche? Hervorragend gespielt!
Xandi van Dijk, Viola in Signum Quartett und Solobratsche in Münchner Kammerorchester
My favorite Mahler. Especially Columbia House recording. Haitink?
브라보~!!
This man looks like he moves at x1.25 speed. ;) Jokes aside, great performance! :)
👏👏👏👏👏
"Space.... the final frontier"
Bravi
You can hear how John Williams was influenced by Mahler for his soundtracks.
Haha. Mvt 3 cantina scene
@Ray Phenicie I agree. Absolutly.
13:55
9:20 I wonder if Rachmaninoff heard this symphony in his life, it's totally the main theme of the concerto 3
2:25 2
4:55 8
11:15 18
42:40 look at this🤣🤣
Marc gruber wieder zurück zu Alexander? Kein dürk mehr?
Wieder auf dem Alex, aber auch noch mit Dürk unterwegs, je nach Repertoire !
@@marcgruber5865 wie war das stomvi k Modell vor ein paar Jahren eigentlich im Orchester?
32:40 49:23
La lechuza, la lechuza, hace shhh, hace shhh
I can see no better reason to take up the viola than being right in the middle of all that.
To play the alto sound is a good enough reason. Without violist the orchestra will be dry af
しみま
なんか歯切れが悪いというか、やりきれてない感
As a viewers, we need an overview of this symphony, for it's too difficult to understand a large romantic boring piece without it.
No, we don't. The piece is great and enjoyable enough for anyone with two working ears.
@@Balfour. What did you say?
Boring?
@@EminAnimE1 yes, it is. A lot of notes without any direction make the piece boring and incomplete.
@@JP-ku5hw I guess Mahler isn't for everyone.
The 4th movement is way too fast
The conductor can't control the orchestra frankly..
Weak, weak cymbals! Why is the guy so afraid of his Instrument? Rather superficial conducting, not great.
Well that's a bit lacking in nuance to blame it all on the player. Perhaps he followed the explicit orders from the conductor? Or perhaps the sound engineering was mixed like this on purpose? We do not know from behind our computer or other device, listening to this recording.
Besides, in the score at the end of the fourth movement, the cymbals only have one forte for numerous bars (eight note f, later quarter note f), while the rest of the orchestra goes into the double forte and triple forte, indicating that Mahler deliberately wanted a more supporting role for the cymbals instead of the bone-shattering triple forte he writes for cymbals with wooden timpani sticks at the beginning of the fourth movement - for which the player even uses 2 cymbals to get this effect. Nicely done, and true to the many volume nuances throughout the score!
You can trust an orchestra of this level only has players in it who know what they are doing, after years and years of practice, mastering their skills.
Anyone can play hard on cymbals, but making music on percussion instruments, merging your sound with the rest of the orchestra, is a different matter.
@@JeroenStubbe I know the sound from the live experience with that great orchestra. And the guy at the cymbals is always a miscast, he is better playing xylophone. Look at his facials expression and you know, why. Altinoglu is from my point of view extremely overrated. This Mahler rendition here was executed like playing with autopilot. Listen, how good and individual this fabulous orchestra can play Mahler with conductors like Inbal, Järvi or Zinman.
Ah, the magic and the risk of live performance. You only get one take.
2:05 36:30