Thanks for uploading this amazing footage of Lynn Harrell! There's too little video online of him playing. There's barely anything of him with orchestra.
Just saw Dudamel conduct L.A. Philharmonic w/ this work, a few weeks ago.....the last Strauss tone poem I've finally seen in person. Composed 1 year prior to Ein Heldenleiben, it seems like a precurser to it......the main theme (a hero in his own mind going up against competitors.) Also similar: the fiber of the Dulcinea theme.....very similar to the fiber of Strrauss' wife Paulina giving him advice in Ein Heldenleiben.
Terrible performance. Ive never heard the solo cellist play those solos in the big orchestral introduction. And of course, true to form LH plays everything like it's an oversized, trivial and clumsy joke.
Setting aside whatever judgment you're making here about the playing (which I find thoroughly captivating and convincing!), the fact that you've 'not heard anyone play the solos in the introduction' only means you don't know the piece very well and haven't been listening carefully. There is indeed solo writing in the introduction which is obviously (and always!) played by the soloist, not to mention the fact that the soloist joins the section or the first stand of cellos in other passages (including the introduction) throughout the piece.
His bow usage is legendary ❤
Absolutely!
All the strings played the varnish off of their instruments. Gold Medal performance.
Lynn Harrell (Cello) was great.
Such a blessing that WDR shares so many performances since few months!
We are glad that you like them! 😊
Why won't you write the names of the soloists (cello, viola) to the description of the video?
Cello solo seems to be Lynn Harrell, right?
Hi, cagin!
The viola player is Stephan Blaumer and cellist is Lynn Harrell. Thank you for your comment. We have added both names in the description.
The names of the soloists have not yet been added
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Notice how he takes a drop of his sweat to slide better on the final note.
Thanks for uploading this amazing footage of Lynn Harrell! There's too little video online of him playing. There's barely anything of him with orchestra.
Thank you for your kind words! We are glad you like the video!
Beauty. RIP Legend
Just saw Dudamel conduct L.A. Philharmonic w/ this work, a few weeks ago.....the last Strauss tone poem I've finally seen in person. Composed 1 year prior to Ein Heldenleiben, it seems like a precurser to it......the main theme (a hero in his own mind going up against competitors.) Also similar: the fiber of the Dulcinea theme.....very similar to the fiber of Strrauss' wife Paulina giving him advice in Ein Heldenleiben.
Thanks for sharing this marvelous performance of the great Lynn Harrell!!
You are welcome! 😉
Lynn harrell❤ how beautiful how beautiful
Bellísimo
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Amazing, thank you!!
😇 Don Quixote ✨✨ night night from Spain 💖 All will be Ok 💐🙏
I love your music
Thanks!
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Thanks Adam❤
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Wow, terrible recording balance for the soloist here
Terrible performance. Ive never heard the solo cellist play those solos in the big orchestral introduction. And of course, true to form LH plays everything like it's an oversized, trivial and clumsy joke.
Setting aside whatever judgment you're making here about the playing (which I find thoroughly captivating and convincing!), the fact that you've 'not heard anyone play the solos in the introduction' only means you don't know the piece very well and haven't been listening carefully. There is indeed solo writing in the introduction which is obviously (and always!) played by the soloist, not to mention the fact that the soloist joins the section or the first stand of cellos in other passages (including the introduction) throughout the piece.
@@jasoncalloway1124 lol what an incredible cellist YOU are😂😂😂
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