Alison Balsom records Telemann: Trumpet Concerto: I. Adagio
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- "These baroque composers knew the instrument they were writing for," says Alison Balsom. Her album Royal Fireworks captures the joy and solemnity of this dazzling musical era, through trumpet works by Handel, Purcell, Bach, and Telemann. Discover here: wce.lnk.to/rfLY
"I’ve been making recordings for almost 20 years and this has been by far the most enjoyable recording experience I’ve had," says Alison. "The music is full of utter joy and magic, the versions we play are often new, and in some cases quite maverick. The thrill of recording with some of the greatest artists around, all of us on Baroque instruments, who happen to also be my good friends, has been a privilege."
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The level of skill to play with that type of tone on the trumpet is absolutely insane.
Yes I agree
I think its the most beautyful baroque adagio... Gratulations Alison.
What a wonderful blow, Miss Alison Balsom, such a beautiful instrument played with such soft love. A divine touch of a wonderfully classic musical poem. Bravus Alison Balsom!
When Alison plays, the voice of angels speak through music.
Has there ever been a more beautiful work for trumpet? And has anyone ever played it more perfectly?
The baroque trumpet in the hands of Allison Balsam is absolutely sublime.
El mejor Maurice André, despues los demas
@@miguelherrero4879 alors il y a two mejores !
@@patrickbailet8574hai perfettamente ragione,my friend!!! Sono in 2 !!!
Telemann's such a great composer and this concerto is absolutely beautiful. Alison Balsom's musicianship is amazing.
Alison is simply the best at what she does Cheers!
That final expiration by the artist provides insight into how difficult it is to play with such control and delicacy at an extreme register. Reminds me a bit of Adolph Herseth--huge, effortless sound, but his face would turn beet red all the while.
That was incredible, what an amazing and beautiful tone from that natural trumpet! And I love the ending! That's how I feel every time I finish practicing a piece! (I'm a beginner trombonist)
Hearing this played on the Baroque/natural trumpet at A=415 really changed my opinion on this concerto. Never loved it on piccolo trumpet at A=440, but like this… just so much that you don’t get with most other recordings. Really awesome.
This is what the word 'wow' was invented for. Astonishing performance and dynamics from a woman who only has to turn up to impress.
All of that fine music, and dimples, too.
Birthing beautiful multidimensional life to original masterworks is mystical. Thank you for gracing us by persevering through this most difficult piece.
A physical, mental and spiritual experience
Was für wunderbare Töne! Danke an diese hervorragende Trompeterin! Heilung für die Seele❤
I apologize for dismissing Telemann's music in the past. That was sublime.
There's no need to apologize for your changed conception of the music of Telemann. It is a pretty complex music that needs a certain understanding and maturity. Sometimes you need to mature to completely understand the inner core and essence of the music.
I feel you brother, I feel you
@@tobiasstudtheol bruh are you gatekeeping Telemann
Jouer ce largo en ré majeur de Telemann avec une trompette naturelle,et avec cette belle sonorité,quelle magnifique performance !félicitations madame.
Beautifully played. Telemann's music is a real jewel. It's a pity it isn't played even more.
I feel as though Telemann had suffered, in previous decades, from being played in a too-classical style. He is one of the composers that has benefited the most from the baroque instrument revival.
Alison in my opinion one of the greatest trumpet musicians of our age. If I get to heaven this is what I imagine will be playing at the gates
Incredible long fluid phrases played by a master. Amazing!
I am having my coffin carried into the Church with this playing
Superbe
My favorite movement of my favorite Baroque piece. Well done Alison Balsom!
Unglaublich super, mein Respekt. 🙏🌻
What an exquisite and smooth sound! Such a wonderfully talented lady
Alison Balsom vc com seu trompete maravilhosos mim deixa flutuando é lindo demais sou seu fam pode crer Amo você por ser um ícone lindo lindo.
...some of the very finest music I've ever heard!
une prouesse musicale .Une soliste pure et sensible géniale. Inconnue pour moi. J'aime.
merci Alison ;;;c est superbe
ALISON est un génie Elle est devenue mon idole Continues de me faire rêver
Sublime! l'instrument, la musique, son interprétation;...
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Alison toujours aussi magnifique sa façon de jouer, la meilleure à mes oreilles.... Je ne m'en lasse pas 💕
Phantastisch !!!
This is such beautiful music
Wonderful, as always! Alison Balsom is without a doubt one of the premier trumpeters of our era!
Alison's playing is beautiful.Her pure tone insures that.
Wonderful, Alison is amazing as always 👌👌👌
Her face at the end. So real. This movement is so hard
It looks like it's around the same range as a modern B-flat trumpet and she's playing pretty high up, like high C and a bit above, for a lot of the notes, plus it's classical so it has to be dead-on, no jazzing around, so yeah.
It's early music, especially baroque. 😉
Playing the instrument is not a walk in the park, either.
I played this piece this semester as a jury for my lessons on the A-side of the piccolo trumpet. The first movement was always the hardest to get through because it’s the slowest movement the trumpet plays on, around eighth note equals 68 bpm. The entire piece is beautiful, and I loved playing it this semester
@@alexcarter8807 Jazz trumpet melody notes are accurately pitched, as well, and must be that way, even more urgently than for classical pieces. The melodies are usually a combination of chromatic tones and those of the particular seven-note scale.
This is a beautiful ❤️ sound! Love this instrument!🎼🎵🎶👍❤️❗
Glorious
Alison is amazing.
Stunning! As always when she plays.
Perfect performance, and Alison beautiful!!!
She's a fine accomplished musician.
I would enjoy hearing her perform something other than the standard literature.
Like the Fisher Tull Trumpet Concertos etc.
dude...how gorgeous was that
Remarquable ! C'est déjà très dur avec une trompette à pisons; alors là avec une trompette naturelle cela relève de l'exploit. Bravo Alison; vous faites honneur à votre instrument et à l'art musical.
Well said: "Terrific!" Really beautiful!! What a control!
She’s amazing. ❤️
Wunderbare Alison.Handkuss.
magnificent! simple yet stunning music!
Wonderful Alison ! You are fantastique !
I play the trumpet. What she did on that old horn was remarkable. Wow.
Lovely!!!!
The music of Faso is an inexhaustible source of sweetness.
It allows us to plunge deep inside ourselves and at the same time resonate with our fellow man, Yé Lassina Coulibaly❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
who is Faso??
I love this instrumentalist!
She is beautiful, plays marvelously well, her albums are superb. She has several You Tube videos worth checking out.
INCREDIBLE
Exquisitely beautiful
.. it is beyond.. impossible, to play like this..
I adore and love this continuo realization played by theorbo (apart the extraordinary performance of Alison!)
I have yet to see a player who can play this without looking like they in immense pain
Dieses Werk strahlt geradezu himmlische Ruhe aus.
Großartig!!!
Congratulações Alison balson
Beautiful...in every way!
Wow
Bravissima e bellissima
Great control of intonation and articulation
Esas notas altas y extendidas en verdad es muy fuerte y la claridad de ellas es perfecta señora Alison!
De uma suavidade tão comovente ! De uma delicadeza tão condizente com sua intérprete: Alison !
Vraiment très joli, joué d'une façon de maître.
Lindíssimo 🌟sublime🌟 maravilhosa 🤝obrigada🤝 por 🤝partilhar🌟 saudades 🇵🇹
Melodious and fine , better than a valve instrument. Great !
Brilliant Alison! In one take I hope!
Very beautiful 👌
Bellissima melodia.
This lady is not only a great trumpet player, but she is also very beautiful.
I do love Telemann. And I’m more aware now how difficult it is to perform on period instruments 🎺. I played percussion and piano as a kid and now have a greater appreciation for other instruments 🎻
Big breath at 2:00.
Fantastic.
That was amazing... As usual!!
Beautiful as always Alison!
Incredible
Incredible. Thank you
wonderfull beauty of sound ,thank you
It is a content that expresses the goodness of baroque trumpet in a simple but wonderful performance. From SUMAKARU
In 1996 Niklas Eklund recorded this. In tune, with beautiful articulations. Beautiful pace and coloured in actually blending in with the ensemble. That is all I’ll say about it.
Very good playing! But even professionals have their limits when it comes to breath it seems and push them maximally in order to play so beautifully!
That was fabulous - it must be a difficult instrument to play..
I have always loved Telemann on trumpet. Concerto in D major actually.
Alison, is this a baroque era trumpet?
I would have not made half of that! You did awesome.
Wonderful!!
"Lo, there in the ruins of old Rome, lay a dream, for man, of man, and all of the promises that civilization keeps trying to keep. Mercy, compassion, triumph, ingenuity, sacrifice, reward... how often we have missed the mark, and slide down into the mud again... resting, hibernating to the long clock, the procession of the sun around the moon, and ourselves around our ideals... dark ages, enlightenment, suffering, prosperity, (Perhaps we suffer from prosperity much too often, bereft of humility, aspiring to be gods among mortals, forever fearful of both our potential, and our shortcomings.). Let us rest for a while, citizens, and join anew, that which is to come. "
Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wow, that was awesome
I would like to learn to play that baroque trumpet!
How cool is that
Posso solo immaginare quanto debba essere difficile suonarlo con questo tipo di strumento (senza tasti ...)
ECCEZIONALE!!! ...
👍👍👍👍👍
Luca tu che conoscerai Fabrizio De Andre , avrai riconosciuto una suo brano in questo Adagio DI TELEMANN .
@@spadiu
😊
... cmq, anche se lei è bravissima, preferisco come lo suona il grande Maurice André ...
Magnificent!!!!
Stunning.
Digital organ? With those magnificent instruments and yours marvelous trumpet playing you're going to accept a DIGITAL instrument in your recording?! Are you kidding?!
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What's wrong with a digital instrument? - it probably uses a digital recording of notes from a 'real' instrument. And a digital recording is what you are listening to with all UA-cam videos!
@@adrianwright8685 So why doesn't she play a plastic trumpet for hers recordings (like the pTrumpet she tried on another video) or just use a keyboard with a sampled trumpet like the organist? You just wrote that playing a sampled instrument it's the same thing as recording a real instrument and listening to it on UA-cam. Well, that's not true. It's possible that this digital organ is using a real sampled instrument but sampling and re-using an instrument has nothing to do with just recording a real instrument an replay it.
When you sample an instrument you just record every single note and every single pipe of every single stop. Then you mix them together (digitally with algorithms) use add reverberation (digitally created or convulsion reverber) and you get the digital organ. When you record a real pipe organ you are not only recording the pipes but also the sound and frequency interactions within the pipes and the interaction of the instrument with the room acoustics. So no, recording and listening to a digital organ has nothing to do with listening to a recording of a real pipe organ.
Digital organs are these days very good and professional organists often use them. They can go a lot more places than an acoustic organ can, which I would guess was the incentive to use one here. Chamber organs are hard to keep in tune when moved, and likely wasn’t worth the hassle.