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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2011
- In 2011, the Los Angeles Philharmonic presented LA Phil LIVE - a series of live simulcasts that included full-concert performances with the orchestra, led by dynamic Music and Artistic Director Gustavo Dudamel, live from Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles and Dudamel's home nation of Venezuela. LA Phil LIVE provided fans with access to a unique concert experience that included backstage access, Q&A with Gustavo Dudamel and guest artists and guest artists as well as special hosts and more.
In this clip from the first LA Phil LIVE of the 2011/12 season, Gustavo Dudamel explains to the orchestra how to "attack" a particular passage from Felix Mendelssohn's "Scottish" Symphony.
As you will see, Dudamel is seeking to create a "heart attack" sensation amongst concertgoers through the sheer power of the orchestra when it attacks in unison. As the rehearsal progresses, he's not quite getting what he's looking for. Thankfully, Dudamel himself didn't have a heart attack!
Composer Felix Mendelssohn came from a famous family. His grandfather Moses was a preeminent philosopher. Mendelssohn wrote some of his greatest works - the Octet and the Midsummer Night's Dream Overture, for example - as a teenager.
Experience the music of Mendelssohn LIVE at the Hollywood Bowl on July 28, 2015, when the entire incidental-music score for Midsummer Night's Dream will be performed by Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Phil! Details and tickets available now at www.hollywoodbowl.com/midsummer.
Pleasing to the ear and deft in its use of the orchestra, Felix Mendelssohn's music won him acclaim throughout Europe during his lifetime. However, it also gained him a reputation for being the most conservative of the Romantics. His work as a conductor, in fact, played a large role in reviving music of Johann Sebastian Bach in the 1800s. As a conductor, Mendelssohn was responsible for the revival of Bach's music in the 19th century. Many of Mendelssohn's later works - such as the oratorio St. Paul and the "Hymn of Praise" Symphony (No. 2) - owe much to the Baroque master.
For a complete rundown of when and where you can hear Felix Mendelssohn at the Hollywood Bowl and Walt Disney Concert Hall, visit www.laphil.com/philpedia/felix... and consult the schedule on the right-hand side of the webpage. - เพลง
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“Normal normal...but normal together”
XD
Hahaha !
this is the best version, wish we can have the full piece, it has that energy
Notice that he is conducting without a conductor's score? And the passion, the hard work, the drive. It is unsurpassed in the 21st Century. In two-and-a-quarter minutes, he has pulled the opening chord of the Allegro vivacissimo as strong, dynamic, and passionate chord from the orchestra, who thought it was the bland, ordinary one that so many orchestra leaders around the world think that it is.
If you look closely, he's got a tiny study score on the stand. I presume he'll be conducting from memory at the concert.
+MJ S., thank you for your observation. I don't think that's a score. I believe that simply contains notes. I have never played in orchestras approaching the prestige and magnitude of the LA Philharmonic, but in the ones I have, the conductor always had notes beside the score and would consult them from time to time. If it is a tiny score, then I stand corrected. Again, thank you.
From my experience, the study score is really just to facilitate rehearsal and to contain the notes ahead of time. I've also seen it used by conductors when works are prohibitively expensive to purchase (a lot of Shostakovich's music comes to mind since the 1990s) or also as a supplement to a larger score. For an orchestra like the LA Phil, I doubt notes would be truly necessary for a warhorse like the Scottish Symphony, but what's tipping me off is the fact that the paper on the stand appears bound and it does not look like a standard letter size piece of paper. Thanks for your reply!
@@mjs8146 "conducting from memory" lol what?
@@MichaelBCooper He will not need the score at the concert.
Love this. Dudamel's passion for music is truly wonderful. Plus, he is a truly gifted musician. I love the tempo here.
The difference in sound from the beginning and at 0:57 is amazing!
Same of 1:35 vs 1:58
1:58 is the top part of this video! Beautifull@@rubenalejandrovillarrealba2729
This is the best version I’ve heard, wish it was longer.
You can hear the difference. I've listened to this in full by other orchestras on TH-cam, and they attack the first note in the way that Mr. Dudamel says is wrongly interpreted. So the standard for this piece is The Los Angeles Philharmonic under the direction of Gustavo Dudamel. Bravo, Dudamel.
Why would you only give us 2 minutes and 18 seconds of the Gustavo! ☹️
1:23 “beautiful” those words coming out of ur conductor is the best feeling bc you kno ur doing something right.
Was this concert recorded? I would love to buy it and listen to it! It's magnificent! :)
Por esto es que ¡AMO! A Gustavo Dudamel. Mismo que exige a todos sus músicos con la misma pasión y entusiasmo. Gustavo eres ¡ÚNICO!
Thank you so much for posting this. It's always fascinating to go behind the scenes.
wow how much passion,love him
Sure I will...thank you for the advice.Personally my favourite performance is Dvorak Symphony n.9 Allegro con fuoco and Beethoven 5th with Gothenburg orchestra.
U KNOW
Qué nivel de música y de sentimiento, un disfrute !!
Fascinating to watch
Can't stop watching this
This is beautiful
LOVE THIS..BRAVO..
lEverytime I see something about Dudadmel I have to stop and watch it. He is fantastic . I love him
That's true leadership and passion. Amazing sound 👏
i admire everyone in this orchestra
Un orgullo latinoamericano! Fantástico Dudamel!
So many people with incredibile talent
Fantastic!
La grande passione e amore verso la musica di Gustavo Dudamel ci contagia moltissimo e ammiriamo la sua determinazione...!
Lovely this young man!!! I think he is a genius
well, thanks a lot, now i want to listen to the actual concert, but im unable to find it here :'(
Quanto tempo eles ensaiam!? É até a perfeição!!!!!❤
Omgg I've ever listened something like this 😱
È grandissimo Dudamel nel mondo della direzione. In pochissimo tempo ha accordato l' apertura dell'Allegro vivacissimo come un accordo forte, dinamico e appassionato differendemente da altri direttori d'orchestra .....Magnifico!!!!
bravissimo Dudamel,👏👏👏
1:39 I could feel his frustration😂
Is there a full version of this version that i can listen to?
If this distinguished conductor is, as he is right now, what will he be like in future years? how can he be any better? He is a fireball of energy and enthusiasm, and knows how to project this to the players. They are exceptionally lucky to have him. All the great orchestras of the world are clambering to have him as a guest conductor - even in Vienna and Berlin which is amazing.
I just love Gustavo Dudamel
Me encanta
What a beautiful job Dudamel does here. I remember sitting under Andre Previn in the late 1980’s. Sometimes the LA Phil played in spite of his conducting. Andre would be off some nights. The percussion section had a Time magazine on their stand. Good to see Dudamel keeping them on their toes.
Es increíblemente épico Dudamel
Fantastico
Mendelssohn - Symphony No. 3 in A minor "Scottish" - IV. Allegro vivacissimo... closest to this one.
0:00, 0:51, 0:58, 1:29, 1:56
I needed this!!!! Thank you. Takes a musical ear to really hear the difference
He is the most important musician in the post modern era.
Is there a full rehearsal of this? Please!!
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Does anyone know where to find this song conducted by him
Este video es bellisimo
Io l ho già fatto tempo quando l ho sentito e avevo che sarebbe diventato un grande poi mi sono documentata e ho scoperto che lo è già ma proprio grande grandissimo mi piacerebbe sentirlo dal vivo..........ivana
Dónde puedo encontrar el vídeo de esta interpretación en vivo❓ sería un placer oírla completa ❤
Lo conseguiste ?
alguien me puede decir el nombre de esta pieza por favor
I'll see this orchestra and Gustavo Dudamel in the Auditorio Nacional this Tuesday 14th :3
How was it??
@@Roma-kp4qg excellent, believe me it was the best performance I've ever seen of any orchestra
Is there a complete version of the rehearsal?
los propios músico cuando ven que suena mejor en sus propia cara se le ve el reflejo de esa emoción..
En que tono está ese movimiento de la sinfonía 3
Can anyone share what song this is? I’m not a usually a classical listener but this is so beautiful ❤
1:39 jajajaj
Hola. Alguien conoce el nombre de esta interpretación que dirige Dudamel?
¡Hola! Es el inicio del 4to movimiento de la Sinfonía No. 3 de Mendelssohn.
Where is the full symphony?
Me explaining my mechanic the noises of my 98' honda
somebody have link of this music full finish???
Did u find it
@@EKO-ko6lo Mendelssohn - Symphony No. 3 in A minor - IV. Allegro vivacissimo
What is the name of the orginal sound?
We're they rushing? Or were they dragging?
Do you think they are out of tune?
Dragging??? XD
*were lol
Rushing
Not quite his tempo :v
Whats the name of this piece!?? Please
I heard ay world of difference
Got here from TikTok to hear the whole thing
What part of the symphony is this? Sorry new to Orchestral Music
Allegro vivaccisimo
Here first from Tik Tok
came up on my tik tok a year late. damn.
Vengo del tik tok, simplemente maravilloso
SUBLIME
1:56
Where can I hear this in its entirety?
I’ve been looking all night for it. Not sure what piece/mvt it is but I’m looking!
Felix Mendelssohn - Symphony n°3 in A minor, Op.56 (IV.Allegro vivacissimo)
TRI TRO
name of the piece please
Mendelssohn - Symphony No. 3 in A minor "Scottish" - IV. Allegro vivacissimo
Tri tro!!!
He's tuning an instrument!!
Come from IG
Alguien sabe el nombre de esta pieza, se escucha demasiado bien, completa debe ser una joya.
Symphony No.3 in A minor - Felix Mendelssohn
@@capitainemartinezjesusadan6008 qué movimiento?
lo stavano facendo incazzare ah ah
Hola Mar, nunca sueñes a escondidas.
te amo
@@MarianaHernandez-yk8hf te amo
NOT ENOFFFFFFF!
"Not quite my tempo"
1:07 See? Even professional orchestras know that bowings are obsolete!
I stand corrected... Everyone in the section changed bowings.
trii te rrooo
🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽
He wants it played like you’re having a heart attack? Lol😅 00:17
He reminds me of Carlos Kleiber.
they did not obey! too much glissando
thanks tiktok
1:40 😡
1:38
1:37!
Not enoffffffffff
Enga..
No puedo comprender como hay gente que le dé con el dedo para abajo yo de Gustavo Dudamel me parece aberrante y vergonzoso calle a tanta gente tan envidiosa de este genio de la dirección de orquesta que se llama Gustavo duradero es increíble que haya gente tan mezquina y tan enana mentalmente como para poner el dedo para abajo
He cannot sing three notes from a diminished arpeggio?
Too fast.
This guy is too theatrical. Must be
someone’s chosen. Not good.
Where can i see the rest of this? Super cool watching him orchestrate and pluck out the thorns.
lo conseguiste ?