Scarlatti - K.141 - Jean Rondeau
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- Sonate K.141 en ré mineur de Domenico Scarlatti (1685 - 1757) interprétée au clavecin par Jean Rondeau.
Enregistrée en décembre 2012 sur un clavecin d'Anthony Sidey.
Son : Camille Frachet et Fabrice Chantôme.
Vidéo : Katie Baillot, Julia D'Artemare, Erwan Ricordeau et Victor Zébo.
Remerciements : Tapages pour les micros Neumann numériques et Pascal Geneix, Antelope audio France pour les horloges numériques Trinity et 10M
Sonata K.141 in D minor - Domenico Scarlatti by Jean Rondeau (harpsichord)
Recorded in december 2012 by Camille Frachet and Fabrice Chantôme.
Video by Katie Baillot, Julia D'Artemare, Erwan Ricordeau and Victor Zébo.
Amazing - never realised how beautiful Scarlatti's compositions sounded on the instrument they were designed for
Oh yes, they do! I hope you found Scott Ross! The sound of his recordings are not as fine as on new recordings, but he makes Scarlatti sonatas 'sing' on the harpsichord :)
Ennah08 - Scott Ross is amazing. Harpsichord in the key of minor is my go to.
Also look up Ottavio Dantone - HV580 G Minor
Here - th-cam.com/video/xo2CvKNQCzo/w-d-xo.html ❤️
Scarlatti is as original as the wonderful JSB...
There are those who question M. Rondeau’s interpretations. The young man is on fire, and so long as he burns, he belongs to life. Play on.
go off
They can play the pieces how they wish when they play them.
M. Rondeau hat eine unglaubliche Spieltechnik auf einem schwierigen Instrument und einen direkten Draht, auf dem er Musik empfängt. Ich habe noch nichts von ihm gehört, was ich nicht zu 100 % unterschrieben hätte, vor allem das, was er von JSB veröffentlicht hat. Ich kenne hingegen viele, die Klavierspielen auf diesem delikaten Instrument, die beklatscht werden, aber nichts aussagen...
Burn, narcissic hipster, burn. Just respect the old man sweep the ashes after.
Great version of this piece. Also, I think it's kind of magnificent that he is a musician and his last name is rondeau.
Even better would be if his first, third, fifth and seventh names were Rondeau.
Well he's French, so it's not really suprising
mdr
Olivier Messiaen, passionné par les chants d'oiseaux, était marié à Yvonne Loriod.
Come again, please?
Some may say : "baroque music is too old and makes me fall asleep" ... Jean Rondeau wakes your soul up and actually plays the most modern music that can be played today ... sounds like the end of this world and the birth of a new one ... ♥
It (and any baroque piece in general) sounds much better on harpsichord than on modern piano.
That's because it was written for it
That depends on who plays what and how.
RJJohnson oui,écoutez Sokolov!!!
Agree, suic86. As a matter of fact, in almost all the cases the music sounds better when is played in the instrument that was conceived. And I say almost because Scarlatti sounds pretty damn great on guitar and I think that's the same case for Albeniz, but the last one is just a personal opinion.
@@teapot2186 I know that, but thank you! It is really hard to be in a different place of birth and not be influeced by it. There are a lot of examples: Händel, Scarlatti, Maurice Ohana, and a lot of etc. I think harmony also plays a big part on this influence, that's why (I suspect as well) it is so easy to transcribe for guitar.
Hugs from México!
Merci à tous ces artistes du monde qui nous partagent le résultats de milliers d'heures d'étude et de pratiques. Thank you to all the artists of the world that share us the results of thousands of hours of study and practice.Salut de Montréal
This guy is a real harpsichord genius.
WOW!!!
My goodness!!!
Some of the best playing I've seen on any instrument in awhile. I love the pauses, just building up that energy and then exploding on the keys!
Jean Rondeau is SOMETHING! He´s great!
I swear this gets better every time I hear it. I can almost see the smoke pouring out from the jacks and hear their screams as they try to flee this ferocious onslaught. Maestro Rondeau drags every ounce of passion and tension from this work. The pauses are fantastically dramatic.
You should write record liner notes... Oh wait, everything is on TH-cam now. Sorry. 😥
Great execution. This is Scarlatti.
I completely agree. Scarlatti is intensity. It's like creating a dance of delicate glass spiders that can never touch each other or it all shatters. Maybe a stretch of a metaphor, but it has got to be done right. That said, I've enjoyed a few composers who tone it and slow it down a bit.
I actually enjoy slowing the RPM of my Scarlatti on Vinyl to get a different feel for how music like this was thought of and performed.
Just unsolicited thoughts, but Scarlatti on slow is pretty good.
Scarlatti < Mozart
@@nicolasherget3226 Es estúpido que compares a dos compositores totalmente distintos.
@@DeskTech8855 sie haben genauso viel Ahnung und Dunst von der Klassischen Welt wie eine Gurke, alles klar?
@@nicolasherget3226 I mean, D. Scarlatti died just when W A. Mozart was born. It's like comparing A. Scarlatti with F. Liszt.
Jean, tu est simplement fantastique. Merci, merci beaucoup pour copartager ce talent !
Tu es deuxième personne de l'indicatif du verbe être
Il te comprend pas il est allemand
Holy smoke! Fabulous performance! Seemingly effortless and sublimely perfect. I think Scarlatti himself would be impressed. What I wouldn't give to be able to play like that... Genius.
Scarlatti, the Harpsichord's Paganini
But with more musicality^^
Die beste Kombination der höchsten Technik und der angeborenen Musikalität. Echt genialer Cembalist!
La versión de Jean Rondeau es fantástica.
This sonata is really great... I recognise the Spanish folk music in it... and the execution of Jean Rondeau is fantastic.
I have tried to buy this version in iTunes Store, and have not found it. Pity.
De Madrid, félicitations pour votre excellent travail, monsieur Rondeau
That's absolutely beautiful....I love listening to Scarlatti harpsichord music....It touches deeply into the heart
This could be the heavy metal of baroque.
🤣 Hilarious. I agree!
Brilliant performance, highlighting some rarely heard music from a long forgotten genius.
One underrated genius of a composer : Scarlatti, writes brilliant harpsichord music here interpreted with skill and eloquence by Jean Rondeau! Here this great Baroque piece shines on its original instrument. What's not to LOVE here? If Mssr Rondeau plays this exquisitely in his 20's imagine what he'll be able to do in his 40's?
first time I get shocked and impressed by Scarlatti, we have a future amazing musician!
Thank you, Jean!
Merveilleuse interprétation ❤ MERCI ❤
Amazing performance!! Scarlatti was a father of the virtuoso in keyboards!
Jean 옵하 사랑합니다.😍 👏👏👏💜 당신은 세계 최고의 연주자 입니다!!!😍👏👏👏👍👍
Brillant, puissant et inspiré ! Un grand bravo !!!!!
Отлично! Потрясающе! Я думал, что после Ванды навряд ли кто-то сможет так передать энергетику Скарлатти. Благодарю!!!
Spectacular. Great technique.
Love the harpsichord, so seldom played in England. Always substituted by piano version on Classic F M. He is brilliant. Just listened to Soler's Fandango....incredible
I agree, harpsichord and pipe organ too.
948 views no comments? only 10 likes? I've played this. All I can say is... wow. People do not know what they are listening to these days. That was great. I will stand and applaud.
why do comments matter
Love the energy, and the visuals are tasteful to boot.
Great grooving performance & brilliant rythmic and sound on this clavecin ! Bravo!!
Seemingly the maestro seems to have a light tiuch to the keyboard and yet the sound is loud and so thrilling. Thank you sir
Actually since the notes are plucked w quills there is no such as heavy or light touch, you cannot play w dynamics on a single harpsichord keyboard, you need different settings or multiple keyboards
WOW!!! Seemingly so effortless but wonderful to behold. I would be fascinated to see a brain scan while this is being played. Thank you SO much Blessings and peace
What if his brain showed only normal activity while playing? Or what if... his brain showed zero activity while playing?
@@zorgitron The brain of an organist playing a large Bach fugue would be on fire tho
Mon cher Jean...nous nous connaissons ! J'étais au concert Scarlatti aux Billettes ,immense succès...j'espère que l'on va enfin te proposer un cd, cela serait vraiment la moindre des choses....c'est magnifique comme à chaque fois que je t'entends !
Merveilleux dans cette interprétation.
When you get an ad for simply piano ad right before this masterpiece is played- how sacreligious.
Breathtaking!!!! 😲
unexercice d'excellence. Très réussi, merci pour la mise en ligne !
Great artistry with the way you played. You showed a lot of color and it was amazing !
Magnifique...tu me rappelles une interprétation par un grand claveciniste Scott Ross 👍👍👍👍
J’espère que tu vas prendre cette comparaison pour un compliment 😊😊😊😊
Après avoir lu une critique par un autre commentateur sur la vitesse excessive de Rondeau, j'ai vérifié que Scott Ross prend ce morceau beaucoup plus lentement.
Incroyable performance! Félicitations!!!
I played that thing once and I can't process this. I love these dramatic pauses, brilliant
Jean Rondeau , mon inspiration quand il s'agit de choisir quelle pièce je jouerai prochainement au clavecin, thank you !
Brilliant playing.Fabulous touch. You can't reproduce this kind of thing on a piano.
I love the piano, however Marth Argerich does a very job of reproduction on the piano, (and I am harpsichordist) th-cam.com/video/Gh9WX7TKfkI/w-d-xo.html
Are harpsichord keys weighted?
@@jskv7eujxbxstcni7rdcj9 No, it has a very distinct touch, the string is always plucked with the same intensity, regardless of your input as a player. You dont need much strength to press the key, it only has to travel a short distance to produce the note, but the special (and crucial) part on the harpsichord is the lifting of the finger after pressing the key.
Une pure merveille 😮
C'est absolument magnifique et je ne m'en lasse pas...
Magnifique interprétation !
Brilliant. You are very gifted. Thankyou so much .
I hear the thrill and adrenaline of a life and death scenario in this sonata.
Bravo ! Magnificent !
Hermoso, te escucho desdé jutiapa, un pueblo cerca del salvador, eres maravilloso
Magnifique !
この曲はやっぱりチェンバロのための曲だね。
重たいピアノの鍵盤で、チェンバロ以上に速く疾走するアルゲリッチに敬服する。
Wow, how wonderful. Thanks for this peculiarly virtuoso video.
This piece for me is very ahead of his time, with an electric guitar arrangement this is good also in modern key.
옵하 꼭 자기전에 옵하 하프시코드 연주가 제 자장가랍니다!!! 너무 멋져요!!! 언제 들어도 정말 아름다운 멋진 연주예요!!!🥰👏👏👏
toutes les versions de Scarlatti trop lentes sont mauvaises....ici la vitesse est bonne
That is not my take. I love the slower sonatas.
Some recitalists try to play this kind of music as fast as possible. No expression or reflection. Just rattle along at breakneck speed. A shame
Merci beaucoup,Jean, pour cette tres belle interpretation, et d'une manière générale pour votre amour du baroque que vous savez faire partager. Votre duo avec Th Dunford (Couperin ) est également superbe
El emigrante, si bien porta en él la tierra que le vio nacer, poco a poco se impregna de aquella que le acoge y se convierte en un ser nuevo, abierto a otros horizontes sin denegar los nativos. Domenico Scrlatti me parece un buen ejemplo, las nuevas tierras no solo le liberan de la sombra paterna sino que le aportan alas para explorar territorios insólitos. Atreviéndose, no solo a hacer vibra el clavicordio como un ser vivo, como puedan transmutarse las guitarras que laten al compas del cuerpo que les porta, sino a romper la rigidez formal de las sonatas para convertirlas en piezas libres que absorben cuántos sones fluyen en su entorno. Personalmente, el toque de Jean Rondeau me afecta de igual modo, por hacer vibrar el clavicordio con vida propia y dar a las sonatas brío y sensualidad, como “fieros” y sensuales eran los sonidos hispano-napolitanos que las inspiraron. Os recomiendo escuchar las que tiene grabadas amén de esta, la K.84 y la K 208. En ellas comprenderéis lo que Rondeau deja entrever: Scarlatti superó la sonata encasillada, para convertirla en célula melódica que brilla por sí misma. «La sonata de Scarlatti no se funda en temas destinados a ser desarrollados, como las futuras sonatas de la época clásica, con las que tan solo comparte el nombre. La primera sección de cada sonata presenta motivos que no se podrían calificar como “temas” sino más bien como células melódicas o rítmicas que se encadenan, suenan conjuntas pero raudas y sin insistir » (Jacques Bonnaure ).
Imaginative, brilliant playing - bravo!
FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE THANK YOU !!!!
Merci pour ce beau passage musical. Amicalement votre, Pascal
EXCELLENT!
Congrats!
I liked your chanel
Very powerful music.Love the pauses and the continuing resonance.
Wow!!! Impressed. Thank you so much.
Fascinant! Je n'ai pas de mots...Bravo!
Bravo Jean! Eccellente! J'espère que nous nous reverrons un jour ou l'autre, peut-être à jouer un bon concert pour deux clavecins!
A masterpiece!
Maravillosa interpretación 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
This guy doesn't look older than 22 and he's playing this well. It's amazing.
Mon Dieu, Jean, tu joues comme un Dieu. Bravissimo!
Exquisite! Thanks for posting it!
How can anyone dislike this?!?!
Afonso de Portugal I love it. Martha plays it way too fast
Because of the long pauses perhaps
@@yashbspianoandcompositions1042 that's the expressive way my friend
@@97boskeys even though Martha Argerich plays it fast, her interpretation is quite impressive the way she is able to bring out a much more smooth and polished tone from the piano without any long pauses or mistakes that makes her performance effortless and flawless. Even though Jean Rondeau's performance is amazing, he uses long pauses and also a little rubato that sounds a little bit stretched compared to Argerich.
Perhaps 183 people without ears...?
amazing | incroyable
"Only the harmonic structure of harpsichord tone can fully reveal the true colors of this music and suggest its inscrutable yet beguiling mixture of aristocratic poise, mercurial wit, and wayward melancholy." A Guide to the Harpsichord by Ann Bond ("Spanish Style")
So talented
Природа вас щедро одарила-талант и красота. 💓
Virtuoso! Great cross hand playing.
Brilhante!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
Claveciniste de génie heureux de vous avoir rencontré avec Thomas Dunford dans le cadre de L'Automne Musical de Spa le public est resté sous le charme ,en toute amitié Gunther Deby
Puissance et perfection ! ! !
its good, you can't doubt that. It's a blur and he is ultimately showing off. Does he do Scarlatti justice? I think not. Cheers
Époustouflant. Grandiose
A rock concert indeed! Love this "élan".
This is so wonderful !
Très bien, très bien mon ami! Bravo !
Bravo jean😮❤
ME ENCANTO, HERMOSO!!!!
Well played😊
Exciting. Superb.
ce Jean Rondeau ...quel immense talent !
A rare and excellent performance of this Sonata. on the harpsichord.
This is a question of personal preference,or course, but I find the pauses a tad too long.
Sarah Heger In total agreement about the pauses.
Hmmm... in my opinion the pauses sound quite right. They match well with the intense dramatism of the interpretation. This is baroque music, after all !
Gotta taste the resonance...
Excellent.
Scarlatti sarà fiero di te lassù
Brillantissime
Bravissimo!!!. complimenti!!!! ti adoro!!!
IMPRESSIVE !!
Fantastic playing & Instrument
very fast and fluent.I wish hed done this on the a minor sonata,which he chose to play with a disjointed style with stacatto pauses that seemed wrong