Fauré: Pavane with Gimnazija Kranj Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 มี.ค. 2015
- Gimnazija Kranj Great Christmas Concert 2014: Night in Paris. In a sold out Gallus Hall (Cankarjev dom, Slovenia) Gimnazija Kranj Symphony Orchestra and Chorus performed masterpiece by Faure, called Pavane. Orchestra did an amazing job. Conductor: Nejc Bečan; Chorus Master: Marjeta Oblak; Concert master: Nejc Avbelj; production secretary: Anja Kišek; head of production: Grega Jeraša; floral: Tina Karba; scenography and production design: Jernej Kejžar; light design: Janez Kocjan; sound design: Matjaž Culiberg; masterig: Iztok Zupan;
producer and director: Primož Zevnik
Concert and production sponsor: Hranilnica LON bank
Veliki božični koncert Gimnazije Kranj 2014: Noč v Parizu. Veliki simfonični orkester in Dekliški pevski zbor Gimnazije Kranj je Gallusovo dvorano Cankarjevega doma razprodal praktično takoj. Zaigral je Faurejevo umetnino, Pavano. Dirigent: Nejc Bečan; zborovodkinja: Marjeta Oblak; koncertni mojster: Nejc Avbelj; tajnica produkcije: Anja Kišek; vodja produkcije: Grega Jeraša; scenografija in oblikovanje: Jernej Kejžar; floristika: Tina Karba in Marko Trilar; oblikovanje luči: Janez Kocjan tonski mojster: Matjaž Culiberg; mastering: Iztok Zupan; režiser in koncertni direktor: Primož Zevnik
produkcije: Gimnazija Kranj
MOPS
VPK
PPZ (Produkcija Primož Zevnik)
KLOPOTEC
YASMIN, d.o.o.
Sponzor koncerta: Hranilnica LON (hvala vam za vse, kar ste naredili in kar delate za nas)
Sponzor cvetja in dodatkov: (Yasmin, d.o.o) in Marko Trilar
Posebna zahvala: NIKON Slovenija - เพลง
The Cymbal drop just added a dramatic dimension to the piece. They should write it in.
It takes an enormous skill to play solo flute at the bottom of its register and make it resonate enough to be heard in the audience over even just pizzicato strings.
By any measure, this was quite beautiful. Beautiful in sound, and in appearance. The choir sounded quite gorgeous and added to the truly splendid performance. Thank you so much for uploading this.
Wonderful! I think when God was handing out musical talent, He gave Kranj twice as much as every other place on earth!
A heavenly delight! Not only the music which many have commented on, but the lovely setting, the well-dressed singers and musicians. So much attention to every detail. Wish I could have been there!
And here I am again, seems to sound better every time its listened to, great...
Enjoying your wonderful music all the way in Phoenix, Arizona.
...another lovely performance, especially with the rarely-heard and
enchanting choral music..... even the accident, and coughing doesn't detract from one's enjoyment of their lovely sounds!...... So admirable that Slovenia has a youth orchestra of this calibre AND a national orchestra! As a music-appreciator in Calif, its evident that the musical kultur in Slovenia ECLIPSES that of most US cities with much larger populations, especially those with trillions of high-tech $...
Well, its the truth. A perfect illustration of how $ and bad government, and ill-educated citizenry corrupt the arts. And its depressing to see this in all areas of the USA on the coasts, where hi-tech congregates, and empowers the uglier elements of society. This is not a good time for classical music in the USA.
Yes, bad luck about that. Put it out of your mind and move on.
A lovely performance.
Splendido
This splendor of words can not arrive
Faure is a great Alchemist of the soul
This performance spectacular performers play soothes my soul
The comfort of this performance is unfathomable, immeasursble and beyond description
Life is liable to vicissitude
How mutable is the world ！
However ,
This Faure's masterpiece will surpass and transcend time , race , nation and space
There is something extraordinary in this performance
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
At a slow walk, or a dead trot, have yet to hear anything bad by Slovenia's finest...
This group ALWAYS brings me great pleasure.❤😊
Just outstanding! One of the most beautiful performances of this most beloved piece. I want to congratulate the beautiful woodwinds work without taking anything away from the rest of the orchestra and chorus. Magnificent! And VERY professional.
La plus belle version que je n'ai entendu, le chœurs sont envoutants. Bravo
Splendide !! Bonne orchestration, très bon ensemble vocable. Merci
I loved it. Tempo, all of it. Haven't heard it before with the chorus. Lovely. Live performance! Passed the mishap test beautifully in my opinion..
cant get enough of the music-fantastic
Marvellous! Magical. Wistful. Musical. Perfection.
ill take this over rap any day !
L’une des meilleures interventions
Wonderful !
The beauty and magnificence of this performance are unrivaled by any other performance
You haven't seen the Spanish performance then.
The Ukraine's orchestra could bring us back to the 16th century in Europe.
Merci beaucoup ! Hvala iz Pariza, Francije.
Спасибо!
Simply wonderful one can even forgive the incident with the cymbals. The tone of the choir and the balance of voices and orchestra is truly remarkable.
I just got to that bit... 😳🙈
No harm done, worse could happen! And I think it's nicer when you can hear the rustle of music sheets, chairs being moved, the occasional clearing of a throat, etc rather than having them filtered out. Makes the experience feel more real.
I don't think that's cymbals falling down. It sounds like a triangle and tambourine and associated mallets and beater sticks hitting the floor. All that stuff is sitting on a stand visible at 2:07, and there's no one even around it, so the stand must've been loose and just flipped down from too much stuff sitting on it. at 2:50 you can see the triangle on the floor, and the tambourine isn't on the stand anymore, but not visible.
@@gorak9000Nice catch. We (percussion) always used music stands for auxiliary percussion instruments and got away with it, but this proves its not the right tool for the job.
Why do they need composers though? They're reading their music not looking at him.
Très belle interpretation , superbe !
Beautiful
❤
Toujours trés belles qualité d'images,,
Superbe!❤❤❤
This really impressed me !
At a slow walk or a dead trot, have yet to hear anything bad by Slovenia's finest...
Wow got it in there twice, could hardly contain myself
BEAUTIFUL
nice discipline and concentration
it´s miraculous !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Loved this ever since Lou Lou perfume ad in the 80 s
AMAZING MIRACLE
Avis aux connaisseurs : la Pavane est une danse LENTE de cour du XVIe s.
Elle consiste en une marche puis une démarche en cortège.
Pourquoi lente ?
Car elle symbolise le fait de se pavaner comme un paon......
ACERCA DEL "ACCIDENTE DE LOS PLATILLOS O ALGO SIMILAR".... UNO MÁS, PERO SILENCIOSO ES QUE EL CORO ES SOLAMENTE DE DAMAS Y CONOZCO POR ÉSTE SERVIDOR DE LA MISMA OBRA CON ORQUESTA Y CORO MIXTO, TAMBIÉN LA ORQUESTA. POR LO QUE ME SUCEDE UNA ELECCIÓN DE ÉSTA ÚLTIMA EXPRESADA. SALUDOS CORDIALES DESDE CÓRDOBA/CAPITAL/ARGENTINA. OSCAR ALBERTO ESCOBEDO.-
Čudovito!
I wish info about the text were included in the information section.
this beautiful and fragile pavana, they have turned it into a crude epic cantata,"va pensiero, on rude wings"
Oh, so you KNEW Gabriel Fauré then, and he told you in person that he disapproved, right? No? Well then, in THAT case, it is strictly you personal opinion, and a snippy little comment. Nothing new on TH-cam. Always a few spoilers around.
Fauré himself used to joke that it was the princess who was dead, not the pavane. Believe me, he didn’t want this performed in a stuffy, overly formal, or unduly reverential way.
Kaj je pa pri 2:11 treščilo po tleh?
Really very beautiful. It did sound like someone dropped a tambourine at one point, which is a shame. It would have been perfect
At 2:12 I think the percussionists should have come in a little more pianissimo. 0
Actually Gabriel would have loved this version
How can you know that ???
TheAnnas4cats.
Do you know this version ?
Pavane Op.50 ( Chorale version).
@@ac8907
And just what makes you believe that YOU know that he would not? So arrogant. 🙄😒
What was the source of the words being sung by the chorus? Thanks.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pavane_(Faur%C3%A9)
C'est Lindor, c'est Tircis et c'est tous nos vainqueurs!
C'est Myrtille, c'est Lydé! Les reines de nos coeurs!
Comme ils sont provocants! Comme ils sont fiers toujours!
Comme on ose régner sur nos sorts et nos jours!
Faites attention! Observez la mesure!
Ô la mortelle injure!
La cadence est moins lente!
Et la chute plus sûre!
Nous rabattrons bien leur caquets!
Nous serons bientôt leurs laquais!
Qu'ils sont laids! Chers minois!
Qu'ils sont fols! (Airs coquets!)
Et c'est toujours de même, et c'est ainsi toujours!
On s'adore! On se hait!
On maudit ses amours!
Adieu Myrtille, Eglé, Chloé, démons moqueurs!
Adieu donc et bons jours aux tyrans de nos coeurs!
What fell down at 2:11 ?
UNE CHUTE DE NOTES !!!! un instrument oui, rythme trop rapide
Pretty loud - might have been a large instrument with it's stand. Distracting!
Who cares?
It was the cymbals stand. But TMP is right... Who cares? Beautiful performance and crystal clear sound. May as well have been sitting right in there with these wonderful young musicians. Thank you, Primož. 💖🌴🌴
2.11????
quelque chose est tombé, semble-t-il. Heureusement les musiciens sont restés imperturbables. Dommage pour la musique qui reste bien interprétée. Mais je préfère un rythme plus lent.
ALBERT ARTIST that’s interesting because the original tempo was even more fast. This is the first version I listen to that is near to the original spirit of the composition . Props
A drum or percussion fell down . Shame but I enjoyed this anyway
Albert Artist.
Surtout, un conseil ne donnez pas votre avis....laissons les spécialistes et professionnels , eux seuls SAVENT.........
TheAnnas4cats
You are right of course , Master....
That choir has a beautiful tone. I don't mind the speed but it sounds like someone kicked over the cymbals halfway through. Was that deliberate?
Andrew Carnegie no. It was accident. Somebody did not put cymbals in right place.
Whoops! :?)
@@zevnikov And in true pro style, hardly a blink of hesitation was evident, the musicians kept right on playing/singing - as they should. Bravo!
Such a beautiful performance. Why didn't they stop and start again when the 'accident' occurred? Knowing it is about to occur definitely has a negative effect on my listening experience. What a shame! 😓
You hadn't noticed? Unbelievable. Call yourself a professional! 😂 (Deleted your comment as well - says everything I guess!) @@xtremenortherner
the last word on the tempo to be played-th-cam.com/video/_tQ36TFvNoM/w-d-xo.html
Or not the "last word"... unless his name is Gabriel Fauré. Just speculation, or a wild-ass guess.
2:11 WHAT?????
It happens. They did not care how to proper put percussions. Hope U still enjoy videos.
@@zevnikov I Like You Cannel
it was an accident
Music stand took a header, according to my friend who was the founder and music director of this orchestra. Accidents happen. But these kids, so professional at such young ages, did not miss a beat. 😌💖
*cough
I like the steady tempo and the choir, but the tempo could be much slower. This is a Pavane - think Ravel.
Much too fast for my taste, the notes aren't given the gravity and weight they need when they're played at this tempo.
where are you playing or conducting? I would like to hear your version.
It is a dance, is it not?
I must agree... Why the rush?
Quite right here is what comments Wikipedia as well as the English translation of the french poem:
"The Pavane in F-sharp minor, Op. 50, is a pavane by the French composer Gabriel Fauré written in 1887. It was originally a piano piece, but is better known in Fauré's version for orchestra and optional chorus. Obtaining its rhythm from the slow processional Spanish court dance of the same name, the Pavane ebbs and flows from a series of harmonic and melodic climaxes, conjuring a haunting Belle Époque elegance. The piece is scored for only modest orchestral forces consisting of string instruments and one pair each of flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and horns. A typical performance lasts about six minutes...Fauré composed the orchestral version at Le Vésinet in the summer of 1887. He envisaged a purely orchestral composition, using modest forces, to be played at a series of light summer concerts conducted by Jules Danbé. After Fauré opted to dedicate the work to his patron, Elisabeth, comtesse Greffulhe he felt compelled to stage a grander affair and at her recommendation he added an invisible chorus to accompany the orchestra (with additional allowance for dancers). The choral lyrics were based on some inconsequential verses, à la Verlaine, on the romantic helplessness of man, which had been contributed by the Countess's cousin, Robert de Montesquiou..."
"It is Lindor, it is Tircis, and it is all our victors!
It is Myrtille, it is Lyde! The queens of our hearts.
As they are defying! As they are always proud!
As we dare rule our fates and our days!
Pay attention! Observe the measure!
Oh mortal insult! The cadence is less slow!
And the fall more certain! We'll make them sing a different tune!
We will soon be their running dogs!
They are ugly! Dear little face!
They are madmen! (Quaint airs and tunes!)
And it is always the same, and so forever!
We love! We hate ! We curse our loves!
Farewell Myrtille, Egle, Chloe, mocking demons!
Farewell and good day to the tyrants of our hearts!
And a good day!"
They made the same error due to the conductor's direction of course that they made in 2009 with Ravel's Bolero. The orchestra played the work in 13 minutes applause included. Check here the same work performed by Gergiev with the LSO: th-cam.com/video/dZDiaRZy0Ak/w-d-xo.html . Duration 16'44" when you eliminate the 2'16" of intro to the archive! One can accept at most a difference of duration of 1 to 2 minutes but not nearly 4 minutes for such a work.
Here when you listen to other performances of the Pavane the average duration is between 6 and 7' , shorter timing is a complete nonsense.
Nonetheless the orchestra is really very good and for some of the works they performed recently of a very high level considering the average of the different players. They should be very proud of the incredible progress they made between 2009 and 2018. The Scheherazade recording is amazing in 2010.
But YOUR personal taste is not necessarily anyone Else's taste, is it now?... 🙄
Luv the recording until percussion dudes dropped some $hit. - geez!
It was a cymbal stand that got knocked over. Did you let that ruin it for you? Too bad for you, then. And you should probably avoid Ever going to a live symphony concert, because stuff just Happens at those events , and not just coughs and sneezes. 🙄
tooooo fast
Or not.
Trop rapide
J'allais faire le même commentaire
Un coup c'est trop rapide avec cet orquestre et avec celui de Requena C'est trop lent. Que faut-il pour contenter les auditeurs ? Prenez donc la direction de l'orquestre !!!
Albert Carbo.
Donc nous ne pouvons pas donner notre avis ?
Si internet existe , c'est juste que la comparaison est possible.
La critique doit être prise comme un conseil constructif, enfin.....ne sommes nous pas tous perfectibles ?
J'ai vu d'autres versions moins rapides qui me semblaient meilleurs, voila tout.😁
Beautiful performance. Let the audience be quiet, without coughing or sniffing. And an accident with an instrument is really impossible, it ruins the great performance.
It didn't ruin anything, unless you allowed it to. Not One of the "kids" in this superb orchestra or chorus missed a beat, or even blinked. People do cough and sneeze during live performances. And, occasionally, a door inadvertently slams or, as here, a cymbal takes a tumble. I will take that Any day rather than a recording in a sterile studio with multiple edits so that it is "perfect", in some sound engineer's opinion.
Too bad for you that your experience was "ruined". All of the rest of us were just Fine. Maybe you should stick to your CDs or DVDs, where every second is clinically-perfect, and spare the rest of us here your angst. 🙄😊