Brilliant playing by both soloists, and nice handing of the melody back and forth. Sophie is superb again, and it is rare that I get to hear virtuoso viola being played (by Lisanne). Thank you for all the amazing work to do this performance!
What a lovely sprightly conversation between the violin and viola you have captured. I particularly enjoyed how the wit and charm of Mozart came through. The crystalline clarity of the small ensemble gave a fresh opportunity to savor those lovely roles of woodwinds and horns. Chapeau bas!
C'est une excellente interprétation de ce chef d'œuvre de Mozart qui ne demande qu'un orchestre réduit sans chef-d 'orchestre . il est amusant d'observer une possible réponse à la question : quel instrument choisir en fonction de la taille du musicien débutant ? le violon ou l'alto ? par ailleurs ces deux jeunes solistes sont adorables et semblent se compléter à merveille ; bravo ! c'est un véritable réconfort pour notre Europe et la Suisse !
Vous pouvez aussi bien commencer par l'alto ou le violon, suivant le son que vous préférez, le caractère/la personnalité que vous avez, les pièces que vous aimez, les profs que vous trouvez, et peut-être la taille que vous aurez quand vous serez grands (être grand peut aider mais il y a des merveilleux altistes avec de toutes petites mains aussi). Vous pouvez aussi jouer les deux, ou passer de l'un à l'autre. J'ai commencé directement à 6-7 ans à l'alto (un 8ème je crois), il y a plusieurs tailles pour les enfants comme chez le violon: 8ème, 1/2, 3/4 etc... et après les altos entiers varient entre 38-43 cm (sans le manche). Le mien est un 41,5.
Thank you! Lisanne is a dear friend! Concertmaster and the artistic director of the orchestra is a wonderful musician Thomas Ineichen, unfortunately we can’t always see him, because of the camera angle…
Hot licks flyin' everywhere! The lines are so clear without 100 bodies on stage thumpin' away. What instruments are you and Lisanne playing? Always like to know.
It’s a tiny formation for this concert, only 11 string players, but a wonderful group of musicians! The acoustic is VERY dry and the microphone was directed at Lisanne and myself…
@@SophieBranson Yes , I know that, not the fault of the orchestra, good musicians indeed, but the RESULT is what I mean as anemic. Perhaps we are too much used to big ensembles when listening this marvelous music. BTW, you are marvelous too, so your partner
@@ferdinangeniusthank you for the compliment! Yes, I understand what you mean by being used to the sound of the big orchestra, but a small formation allows to play without a conductor, like chamber music! And it’s how it was most likely played when it was written !
@@SophieBranson Big orchestras deliver a bigger, deeper impression. By example, Bach works are for me even more moving when played by instrumental ensembles and not just on keyboard. Perhaps Mozart is more Mozart in big than in little size... Anyway, the future is yours with the VFO or in a quartet.
Это волшебно, браво!
Большое спасибо! 🙏🌸
Brilliant playing by both soloists, and nice handing of the melody back and forth. Sophie is superb again, and it is rare that I get to hear virtuoso viola being played (by Lisanne). Thank you for all the amazing work to do this performance!
Thank you so much! Lisanne and I had a wonderful connection straight away and didn’t even have to rehearse so much- we just felt it!
Interpretazione superba! Bravissima la violinista Sophie Branson e la violista Lisanne Schick. Il Genio di Salisburgo sicuramente sorride soddisfatto!
Grazie!!! Thank you very much!
l have enjoed very much. Thank so much for such beatiful sound of music .😊
from Japan.
Thank you for listening and for the kind words! 🌸
Thks Sophie & Lisanne for the beautiful performance. Have subscribed.
Thank you for the kind words and for subscribing!!! 🌸
What a lovely sprightly conversation between the violin and viola you have captured. I particularly enjoyed how the wit and charm of Mozart came through. The crystalline clarity of the small ensemble gave a fresh opportunity to savor those lovely roles of woodwinds and horns. Chapeau bas!
Thank you very much for the kind words and for the insight into our interpretation! 🙏
C'est une excellente interprétation de ce chef d'œuvre de Mozart qui ne demande qu'un orchestre réduit sans chef-d 'orchestre . il est amusant d'observer une possible réponse à la question : quel instrument choisir en fonction de la taille du musicien débutant ? le violon ou l'alto ? par ailleurs ces deux jeunes solistes sont adorables et semblent se compléter à merveille ; bravo ! c'est un véritable réconfort pour notre Europe et la Suisse !
Thank you for listening and for taking the time to write such nice words about our performance! 🌟
Vous pouvez aussi bien commencer par l'alto ou le violon, suivant le son que vous préférez, le caractère/la personnalité que vous avez, les pièces que vous aimez, les profs que vous trouvez, et peut-être la taille que vous aurez quand vous serez grands (être grand peut aider mais il y a des merveilleux altistes avec de toutes petites mains aussi). Vous pouvez aussi jouer les deux, ou passer de l'un à l'autre. J'ai commencé directement à 6-7 ans à l'alto (un 8ème je crois), il y a plusieurs tailles pour les enfants comme chez le violon: 8ème, 1/2, 3/4 etc... et après les altos entiers varient entre 38-43 cm (sans le manche). Le mien est un 41,5.
@@LisanneSchick J'ai bien lu votre réponse ironique mais bien informée , mon alto est un Paul Bailly 1902. , de seulement 40 cm .
Duo maravilloso mozart estaria orgulloso
Thank you so much! 🌸
Welch bezauberde und innige Interpretation dieser herrlchen Komposition, Mozart wrde sich freuen. Danke!❤🎉
Danke sehr! 🌸
So beautiful Sophie!! Congratulations to you and Lisanne for this wonderful performance.
Thank you for the beautiful video, dear Schlomo! 🙏
One of the most beautiful piece by Mozart played by two marvellous artists ! What a gift to begin the year ! Thanks for sharing !
Thank you and a Happy New Year!!!
아름다워요
Thank you! 🙏
❤изумительный дуэт скрипка плюс альт божественно
Спасибо!!!
Excellent. Such a refreshing change to see soloists and a band almost completely with a womanly bias.
Love andrea
Thank you! Lisanne is a dear friend! Concertmaster and the artistic director of the orchestra is a wonderful musician Thomas Ineichen, unfortunately we can’t always see him, because of the camera angle…
Very nice! Thank you so much!
Thank you! 🌸
Hot licks flyin' everywhere! The lines are so clear without 100 bodies on stage thumpin' away.
What instruments are you and Lisanne playing? Always like to know.
The orchestra is very small- only 11 string players. I am playing a modern violin, made in 2021. Not sure about Lisanne, will have to ask!
I play a viola by Philippe Mahu, from Paris, made in 2007.
❤弄本来нобелевская премия
Браво браво браво❤
클래식 포에버
My favorite as well! 🎶
@@SophieBranson
소피
새해 복 많이 받으세요
@@martian0303let it be a happy one with lots of Mozart! 🎻
@@SophieBranson 모짜르트는 훌륭한 음악가 임에 틀림없습니다
@@martian0303the greatest actually!
The orchestra sounds a little bit anemic.
It’s a tiny formation for this concert, only 11 string players, but a wonderful group of musicians! The acoustic is VERY dry and the microphone was directed at Lisanne and myself…
@@SophieBranson Yes , I know that, not the fault of the orchestra, good musicians indeed, but the RESULT is what I mean as anemic. Perhaps we are too much used to big ensembles when listening this marvelous music. BTW, you are marvelous too, so your partner
@@ferdinangeniusthank you for the compliment! Yes, I understand what you mean by being used to the sound of the big orchestra, but a small formation allows to play without a conductor, like chamber music! And it’s how it was most likely played when it was written !
@@SophieBranson Big orchestras deliver a bigger, deeper impression. By example, Bach works are for me even more moving when played by instrumental ensembles and not just on keyboard. Perhaps Mozart is more Mozart in big than in little size... Anyway, the future is yours with the VFO or in a quartet.
Thank you! We shall see, where the future is! 😊