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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2012
Karl Böhm conducts the Finale from Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg ('live' from Bayreuth)
Waldemar Kmentt: Walther von Stolzing
Gwyneth Jones: Eva
Theo Adam: Hans Sachs
Gwyneth Jones: Eva
Theo Adam: Hans Sachs
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Помоемуэтоавторскоепрочтениеэтой"Поэмы" сеенастронниемБравомастеру.
The opera has been performed in the newly opened Residenz Theater in Munich. I by myself took part there as a supernumerary.
Portamentarama - but lovely❤!
Mój Mistrz! nad mistrzami!. Jaki dźwięk, fraza, OMG!
Ann Murray❤ Hildegard Behrens❤❤ Thank you!
ಕೇಳಲು ತುಂಬಾ ತಂಪಾಗಿದೆ ❤
Troppo portamenti e il tempo più lento rispetto l'introduzione... Oggi farebbero inorridire i puristi,io trovo sempre affascinante invece ascoltare queste vecchie edizioni e questo vecchio modo di suonare. È come vedere una vecchia foto dell' 1800 ,ha il suo fascino
I’d like to see any photograph from 1800!
Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Desiré Defauw on March 8, 1947
I would like to know when this music was recorded?.... Violin sounds like Del Gesù ? Just because LeDuc 1743 he acquired since 1970. I do not known when he started but he also used French violins....??
at first i thought he was Putin lol
I heard that radio live concert... Missing, Paganini Concerto number 3.
EL BOHM Y EL TAMBIÉN GRANDIOZO THEO ADAM❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
November 10, 1996
悲痛哀傷的沈鬱旋律⋯⋯ 難以擺脫的情感桎梏⋯⋯
Lorin Maazel's interpretation of Wagner's music as a conductor I find one of the best I have heard. In comparison, Edo de Waart conducting the Sydney Symphony Orchestra made the prelude to this particular work of Wagner sound as corny as ''The Sound of Music''!
Good Viola Nice and Deep The Way i Like it.
Yikes! What caterwalling!
Please learn how to spell before posting comments...
Jon Fredric West is a great Tristan, Salminen a noble Marke. Behrens is passionated but the raspy sounds between the registers are not pleasing to listan at. That was always her problem and not everyones cup of tea. But the she was a very sympathetic woman. I really recommend the interview "Da Capo" with her and August Everding also here on TH-cam.
emozioni. grande Lorin. bei ricordi.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Never heard of Waldemar Kmentt. What a wonderful Stolzing! And even Gwyneth sings her little phrase beautifully without her ugly wobble that she was to develop soon.
I always associated him with Mozart (he was Viennese) so I was surprised to see his name here singing Wagner at Bayreuth. This is the kind of casting this comedy really needs--lyrical and transparent, as also Adam as Sachs. Not surprising with Boehm of course
@@richardcleaver5440 Böhm's conducting is this is really wonderful! The score is infamously intricate.
The first movement is at a very slow tempo
Soloist enters a quaver early, both rushed and out of tune! Opening phrase bizarrely clipped. Octaves not good either! May be amazing after page 1 but that is where my interest stopped!! So many amazing performances to be heard of this work but I'm afraid this does not appear to be one of them!
Who would you recommend?
Wonderful Behrens!
Truly transcendent playing. What a rare treasure.
Szeryng is a master of course but I found this performance nowhere near as powerful or as convincing as Chloe's th-cam.com/video/FWbew7YvfyU/w-d-xo.html
@@jackburgess274 lol
@@billybones2385 Szeryng gave this performance in 1974, by which time he was past his best. In comparison to Chloe, his intonation leaves something to be desired and his phrasing is affected. If you can't hear that then your strongpoints - I am sure there are many - lie elsewhere.
@@jackburgess274 You are comparing one of the greatest violinists of all time, with an average, run of the mill violinist. I'm assuming this Chloe is a relative of yours, otherwise I can't explains why you would even attempt such ridiculous comparison.
It's as if Piaf sang Isolde. In her acting and reckless, courageous disregard [vocally] for tomorrow. Amazing and not required to be emulated.
Hildegard sounds terrible here...spread out vibrato and screechy at times
Jon Fredric West was the greatest Tristan of his generation and this recording proves it.
Monochrome. Good voice, hits all the notes, doesn't hit the Nihilism and the Fatality of the role. American. Try Windgassen anytime - even without a voice. Or Melchior or Suthaus, or Liebl.
He's really great here. And now a fine teacher
@@novagerioWho else are you going to bring over those coffins? I believe this tenor was only in the early of his 40s when he sang this. Those without the voice usually criticize the big voice singers, including your Melchior, when they are alive.
@@grr8048I don't know what coffins you're talking about. Mine was not criticism of West's vocal powers, mine was an observation on interpretation only. JF West had been a recommendation from Maazel, or so Prof.Everding told me. We didn't get to hear and see much of West in the international opera circuit after this performance.
What year was this?
PERFECTION ?
'Tenderness and fire' two words that well define Elman's playing style, and Mendelssohn's violin concerto need both requirements for a good performance. No need of artificial fireworks or sentimentalism in this playing just the exact notes. 👏👏👏👏👏
waldemar kmentt war der rollengerechteste, stimmlich passendste, richtige stolzing!
As high as spirit can rise
He may have been complicated and somewhat arrogant in person but his playing is sublime. Still feel he is underestimated amongst the greats.
He was great and was having serious problems with alcohol, he drank to dead He is magnificent with his violin at the level of the best
@@davidschestenger7350 I knew he had an alcohol problem but didn’t realise that’s what killed him. Very sad. An older colleague of mine said they had to put a chalk mark on the stage so he knew where stand when doing a concerto because he was drinking so much before the concert! Not sure if this is true or orchestral folklore!
It was real, alcohol kill him, personally I had an extraordinary experience, 40 years ago I was living in Haifa Israel , at the time working in a 5 star hotel at the top of the mount Carmel And for speaking Spanish the ask me to recibe a celebrity. Who was? Hernrik Szering , I couldn’t believe it, in fact I was very familiar with his music. An honor for me to do it. Was very fine and when I left him after the welcome in his language, I call him “señor “ and he turn to me and corrected me, no “senor” maestro, he turn living, and from behind I say to him “there are many maestros, no so Señores “ He turn to me, and invite me to his concert that evening, it was in the auditorium from Haifa, at that concert, saluted the audience and was an extra vow in my direction He put me to tears, then as now to remember the event, I wouldn’t forget it for a life time Love to share it with you David
1st mvt 0:00 2nd mvt 13:05 3rd mvt 22:10
master of masters, monumental, holy, eternal, peak of greatness, human manifest, feast of sensual and intellectual capacity...genius of violin
Totally agree, and was lucky enough to listen to him in concert, was a landmark Love your comments
Das muss benjo sein hahahaha
Amen!
Bayreuth 1968?
Yes, definitely. Gwyneth Jones sang Eva only in 1968.
@@tobiaspeter6555 Only in Bayreuth or only in her career?
@@edwardamosbrandwein3583 I'm sure about Bayreuth, I don't know about her overall career
@@tobiaspeter6555 Thx
ゆったりとしたテンポで、ひたひたと押し寄せてくるこの寂寥感は どうだろう? 孤高の作曲家の無言の魂の叫びのような曲は、今 世界中で親しまれている♪
АУЭР Великому педагогу и его гениальным ученикам: Яше Хейфецу, Тоше Зейделю, Мише Эльману и сотням других потрясающих музыкантов, вышедших из еврейских местечек Российской империи, посвящается. К далёким звёздочкам стремясь сквозь тернии, В недетской памяти тая погромы, В ручонках скрипочки сжимали гении: Абрамы, Мендели, Ароны, Шлёмы. Играли Моцарта и Баха мальчики В консерватории Санкт-Петербурга, Пассажи дерзкие рождали пальчики, И под каденции стихала вьюга. Из струн трепещущих являлась аура, Как небо, ясная - под Божьим оком Учитель музыки - профессор Ауэр Творил историю своим уроком. А на окраинах огромной вотчины, В местечках сгорбленных, в Черкассах, Бродах Молились дедушки, прося у Зодчего, Чтоб дал он мальчикам хлебнуть свободы. Взметнули крыльями-смычками истово, Как птицы, мальчики в небесной сини, И грусть еврейская, как слёзы, чистая Вливалась в Моцарта и Паганини. На скорбном мраморе недолгим бременем Лежат опавшие с деревьев листья. Концерт Чайковского застыл во времени Мильштейна, Хейфеца и Цимбалиста. Полны величия Сорбонна, Тауэр, И не имеется на то сомнений. С портрета скромного взирает Ауэр - Учитель гениев и просто гений.
So good. Thank you.
Блестящий скрипач, браво!!!
Lovely! Thanks from Great Britain (Fri 26 Mar 2021 22h22)
20 - 01 - 1961
What a wonderful performance this is! The slow movement especially is so moving. Gordon Jacob told me that Lionel Tertis had a special large viola made, so that he could play the Elgar cello concerto.
This is lovely....not as thrilling as Heifetz, but not as hectic either.
Браво!!!😻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Extraordinary performance!!
Still the best version I've heard of this. Perfect, unhurried tempos, pauses and the lengths of how he sustains those last notes in those phrases from 6:55 to 8:30 in the first movt. Every note played with expressive feeling especially the second movt, not mechanical or just "follow-the-score" by any means. Ending of second movt 20:33 to 21:19 Orchestral part also very expressive of this.
You can go listen to hilary hahn's version. She has done well on phrasing.
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great performance, but when was it recorded?
July 68
God, what UNBELIEVABLE tone and phrasing! I have never heard anyone play the cadenza with such masterly touch! The most sensous and sonorous sound ever...