Sibelius: Symfonie nr. 3 - Radio Filharmonisch Orkest o.l.v. Karina Canellakis - Live Concert HD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2020
- Het Radio Filharmonisch Orkest en Groot Omroepkoor bestaan 75 jaar! Om dit te vieren, openden het orkest en koor op vrijdag 11 september op feestelijke wijze het nieuwe seizoen van Het AVROTROS Vrijdagconcert. Ze speelden onder meer de 'Symfonie nr. 3' van Jean Sibelius.
Op het programma:
Jean Sibelius - Symfonie nr. 3, op.52 in C gr.t.
De uitvoerenden:
Radio Filharmonisch Orkest
Groot Omroepkoor
Karina Canellakis [dirigent]
Opname: Het AVROTROS Vrijdagconcert van vrijdag 11 september 2020, in de Grote Zaal van TivoliVredenburg te Utrecht.
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The Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and The Netherlands Radio Choir are celebrating their 75th anniversary! The party took place during the opening of the brand new season of The AVROTROS Friday Concerto, a series by Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS. Among other works, they performed the 'Symphony No. 3' by Jean Sibelius.
On the musical program:
Jean Sibelius - Symphony No. 3 in C major, Op. 52
The musicians:
Radio Philharmonic Orchestra
The Netherlands Radio Choir
Karina Canellakis [conductor]
Recording: The AVROTROS Friday Concerto of Friday the 11th of September 2020, in the Great Hall of TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht, The Netherlands.
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Merveilleuse Canellakis ! Elle a tout le profil d'une future très grande cheffe d'orchestre : A voir son style de direction, on croirait à une résurrection de Bernstein au féminin ! Merci, Karina, pour le plaisir et la joie que tu m'apportes, longue carrière à toi !
Wonderful performance! Such a difficult symphony to perform, the apparently ‘simple sounding’ often are. Fabulous. 🙏
For "simple sounding" this seems to be relatively complex, is my comment when I have thought about it some time.
Not so often are Sibelius Symphonies played nowadays. Every time I can hear one of them it is sort of a celebration. So also this one, his 3:rd symphonie with its clarity, yet with the signum that Sibelius puts on all his works. And with wonderful orchestration where all instruments comes to full potential. And Karina Canelleakis brings out that to the outmost. Thank you! I am sitting here with tears in my eyes, listening to the wonderful second movement. And then the third movement comes and brings this to fullfillment. A triumph march.
I have to admire Karina Canellakis for her work with this orchestra! She is so good in letting them know what she wants, and the orchestra responds easily. Together they are a team that makes Sibelius fully alive again.
Completely agree!
Sibelius has never been "dead."
Een zeer verrassende keuze. Deze symfonie van Sibelius is enigzins verwaarloosd en zeker In Nederland (ik heb de statistieken er op nageslagen). Dit is een compositie met zeer veel nieuwe klankdenkbeelden, zeker na de veel romantischer 2e symfonie en staat helemaal op zich zelf.
The sound quality in this is amazing! Maybe it is because of this Covid-19-arrangement, where all the musicians sit apart from each other? Anyway, this is a wonderful uptaking, with wonderful Karina Canellakis as the conductor. It will stay in my mind as one of the top performances of Sibelius symphonies.
¡¡Deliciosa esta tercera sinfonía de el gran compositor Sibelius y magnífica la dirección y la orquesta!!
Sibelius' 3rd Symphony is my personal favourite, albeit not as famous as his 1st; 2nd and 5th. I first heard this symphony in full when listening to my iPod on a train journey from Helsinki out to the western city of Turku where I visited the Sibelius Museum. This is a wonderfully clean and precise rendition which beautifully transmits the landscape of Finnish life and environment.
.....it's that SECOND Movement.....Whence other world cometh that? BRAVO from Mexico City!
A boffo performance of a brilliant and vastly underrated symphony. On top of that the filming and editing is without parallel compared to any number of other works I have seen and tremendously adds to the enjoyment.
Love the boutonnière the members are wearing. What a lovely performance of a piece with which I'm only now becoming familiar. I'm smitten with the second symphony, but I want to know more... And I have to say I'm impressed with the conductor.
Een Symfonie om bij weg te dromen , mijn favoriete Symfonie
A delightfully energetic and heartfelt performance of a happy Symphony [Sibelius' No. 3]. It was not only a pleasure to watch conductor Karina Canellakis' gestures, but her expressive face. One would not be wrong, I think, to suggest that she really enjoys conducting. The camera work was excellent: Responsive to the fullest to the musicians who played a segment, and moving imperceptibly from cut to cut. I expect that we'll hear a lot more from and about Ms. Canellakis in the future. She is, if I may say so, a musicians' conductor, and the excellent musicians of the Radio Filharmonisch Orkest responded to her terrifically. Thanks!
Superb - and for those interested:
(0:06) I. Allegro moderato
(11:06) II. Andantino con moto, quasi allegretto
(21:25) III. Moderato - Allegro ma non tanto
Thank you, Tam Neal. It is always so helpful to have these "maps"!
Great to hear the Third performed so well by a conductor who seems to have a natural affinity with the composer. Well done, orchestra! Characterful woodwind.
Agree about the characterful woodwind . . .
Since you like this you should also listen to the version from Jaime Martín leading the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra.
the conductor, she is Hellin [ Greek ]
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One of my favorite Symphonies by Sibelius
Excelente Sibelius! Muchas gracias por esta interpretación.
Schatzie
This is an excellent version of the Third Symphony.
glad i found this on YT today - was feeling pretty low and physically ill to boot - this performance is a great healing force to body and soul
Hope you are feeling better, 5 mounth after your writing, if not: play the second movement over and over! Best wishes to you!
@@staffanolofsson8201 thank u - feeling fine now !
@@VallaMusic Quick answer after 5 mounth! The best!
Lebhafte und wunderschöne Aufführung dieser nordischen und spätromantischen Sinfonie mit gut harmonisierten und perfekt vereinigten Tönen aller Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt lyrisch. Die geniale Dirigentin leitet das ausgezeichnete Orchester in verschiedenen Tempi und mit effektiv kontrollierter Dynamik. Wahrlich hörenswert!
Vielleicht können Sie auch einmal etwas originales schreiben ??
@@paulvandenham6002 Ich brauche keine scheinbare Originalität.
Both you and I love the second movement in a special way!
@@staffanolofsson8201 Quite true! Almost everyone loves this fascinating movement in a special way.
@@notaire2 ist überall in der klassischen Welt von TH-cam. Ich habe seine unverkennbaren Kommentare in unzähligen Videos gesehen ;) von Schubert über Kabaljevski bis zu Camargo-Guarnieri.
A wonderful treat. Bravo! Brava!
Very very very nice!!! Bravo everybody and the cameras too, as usual!
Thanks
Are not the seconds from 2:55 and forward just phenomenal? Karina Canellakis has a grip on Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and will never loose it.
¡Hermoso! ¡Gracias! ¡Bella!
The second movement, Andantino con moto, quasi allegretto, starts at 11:00. This must be one of the most beautiful movements all time, as I see it.
The second movement of this 3rd symphony is maybe the only one I don't like in the entire Sibelius' symphonic repertoire. For me, it's too boring and repetitive, even if it indeed sounds good. ;) The first and the third movements are astounding! Because of them, this is the first symphony by the composer in which he shows his style as a unique one, although his first symphonies are majestic as well.
@@LuizBHMG Funny, I like your arguments. Yes, repetitive, I agree, but boring, not the least. It we skip all music that is repetitive, well, not so much will be left. Schoenberg, and so on, But I like also the first and the third movements in this symfonie, as you do, so there we agree! But the second drive us apart. Greetings from Sweden.
@@LuizBHMG I specially like his 2:nd, 3:rd, 4:th and 7:th.
@@staffanolofsson8201 yes, I know that the second movement is the most popular one in this symphony and it has indeed a beautiful melody in G# minor. But I think once you hear a piece of music dozens of times, the parts that are more repetitive and simple start getting boring even being beautiful. :( The first movement is more like a development that always go in one direction and has a rich polyphony. The third one starts like a scherzo almost atonal and suddenly morphs into a triumphant ending in C major where many motives appear with different types of symmetry like in nature. At the end, the violins make an ostinato sounding almost like an echo and the oboes and horns hold on the motives and then it finishes in C major after some modulation. Exactly, there we agree! ;) What other symphonies by Sibelius do you like? Hälsingnar från Tyskland (jag är från Brasilien egentligen) :)
@@staffanolofsson8201 ohh, yes, I speacially like his 2nd, 3rd, 6th and 7th… and many of his other works, especially some of his symphonic poems like Pohjolan Tytär and Tapiola and works like Kullervo, Lemminkäinen, Oma maa, The Tempest…
Stirs my soul. Bravo and thank you
Sibelius interpretado de uma maneira maravilhosa!
Linda obra e excelente regente!😍
Maravilha mesmo! :) Execução fantástica!
A brilliant and masterful performance.
Outstanding.
Music begins where the posibilities of language end (jean sibelius).
Great performance!
I'd like to hear a recording of this first movement played in an art-house cinema before a film about Gilbert & Sullivan or of one of their operettas.
Brava!!
yuhhhhhhhh Sibelius
Cool
Sehr schön.
A very good interpretation of Sibelius’ 3rd overall, though I found the middle movement strange. The strings were too prominent compared to the winds. Still, bravo to all!
👌
The 2nd movement (andantino con moto quasi allegretto) is a little bit slow to my view (see Esa Pekka Salonen's version, here in YT). Nice performance, though. Bravo!
I totally agree with you. Salonen's version is the best I've ever heard.
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le theme du 1er mouvement a été repris pour le generique d'une serie western a la tele
9:12 and 9:59 What does that remind me of?
Please tell us!
These are all very excellent musicians, but I do not like the way they play this piece. I deeply love this piece and it's missing everything in my view. Sorry.
First.and third movements sound wonderful, clear and exciting. Agree, the second is more difficult for me, maybe slow? Can’t get the flow and feeling I hear in other versions. Conductor just fine.
II część, Andantino con moto, quasi allegretto - niebiańska, romantyczna, w duchu Brahmsa i Mendelssohna. Wbrew opinii wielu krytyków muzycznych ta symfonia w niczym nie ustępuje dwóm pierwszym, chociaż rzeczywiście zdecydowanie rzadziej jest wykonywana
Social distancing has shaken up music-making generally. The players seem to listen more so the ensemble is better. In the first movement, I wish Karina Canellakis would think in longer phrases - like Sibelius. The arms are tense. There's too much frenetic beating time. She needs to trust the orchestra more . . .
What is it to trust the orchestra more? "The arms are tense" "too much frenetic beating time". I dont understand. Listen from 2:30.
Very average, I'd say lackluster.
Hmm, average. Is this music something that you are really familiar with? Something that has followed you through life. I doubt it.
@@staffanolofsson8201 Yes. See my channel.
Sorry, if you love Sibelius, please try to explain why this is so average, a lackluster (whatever that means).
OK I have seen your channel, it doesnt explain anything at all.
@@staffanolofsson8201 Ok then. I have nothing more to say to you.