Why should this music be a privilege, when we enjoy the sound thereof? We should provide more OPEN opportunities to excel and share with the world and beyond, this great music. The entire concept of Brahms is all inclusive, not exclusive. Such marvelous writing, long melodic lines, short melodic lines that project equally in return, conceiving an amazing orchestral ambiance second to none. Schweet like nectar, you remember its touch and flavor, it envelops you. What amazing harmony indeed.
@@DelaneyStudios What an odd comment. How does it speak to privilege? Few would disagree that it would be good if such performances were more available, but who are the We who must make them so? Our enjoyment or otherwise is irrelevant. The privilege is that here we can enjoy such music freely and frequently. Nobody owes us this access, and not everyone has it. That makes it a privilege. I prefer to be grateful for it and to not take it for granted.
Everyone was playing really well, perfect intonation, all people were playing together, sounded like one instrument, no rushing. Incredible orchestra and soloists. Truly some of the best all together, not to mention the conductor.
Brahms’ music is unmistakable, due to its solemnity mixed with a certain melancholy.He is a classical composer of amazing musical strength, but with an unique harmony and simultaneously moments of great lyricism. Any of two soloists are divine and play with a sensitivity that involves us emotionally and deeply in the musical theme. The orchestra and its direction are fantastic. Bravissimo for this magnificent recording.
I am a Brahms lover. He composed from the heart and orchestrally always has a rich sonorus texture in his works. This pleases me very much listening to his works. This Double Concerto is magnificent, wonderfully executed by Anne-Sophie Mutter and Maximilian Hornung and the Maestro. Sorry, I do not know his name. It was a wonderful performance. I would loved to have been present, but I have it on You Tube. Thanks to you PF.
theres just something about a composition that makes a violin and cello wail at and with each other for half an hour while the whole orchestra plays active witness that gets my bones VIBRATING! and the soloists look like theyre having so much fun!! what a wonderful perfomance!!!!
Mariss Jansons' love and passion for music was so obvious and pure , it is endearing to watch him pour his soul into conducting the orchestra..Rest in peace, Maestro
The piece is just stuffed full of Brahms textures, melodies, sonoroties, tonality, rhythm and color - all with the musical interplay of the violin and cello. Wonderful piece of music; nothing like it.
The video showed conductor Maria's jansson who died a few years ago. Orchestra radio Symphony orchestra Bavaria, Germany. Current music director is sir simon rattle.
Yes, and they were at Carnegie on a Friday night last Fall. A fine group well led. Jansons had to be helped to the podium. Within a month he was dead. Not only a great musician, a brave man.
Wow didn't know he died: 30 November 2019. I have these images of him in my mind from his Tchaikovsky Symphony CDs where he is much younger. Too many maestros that died the last few years. And Mutter is so beautiful...
Brahms can always be relied on for melody and to my mind the second movement of this concerto opens with one of the most beautiful tunes in all music, performed here to perfection by two great masters. The two instruments in perfect unison simply pour out warmth and tranquility. Heaven!
Yeh, that second movement sounds like a love song without words. Makes one wonder whether it was a love song melody in Brahms time and he incorporated it into this piece.
He really loved his occupation. Read in the papers that, even four weeks before dying, he gave concerts. Breaks have to be lenghtened cause of weakness. But he stood almost to the end. What a musician!!
Oh to be a napkin on Mutter's shoulder. Celestial. Brahms was able to use strings with such sublimity you think you are flying in a dream. Wonderful all of you. Even the birds would listen.
Anne-Sophie Mutter dans Brahms. LA PASSIONAIRE du violon. Armoniuese, Sensible, très belle femme. Le violon c'est son ADN. Son sang LA MUSIQUE . Intelligence et sensibilité artistique unique et rare. 👋👋👋👋💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐👋❤️
Je partage particulièrement votre analyse. Je sais qu’ils sont (selon moi 5 très grands violonistes au monde) mais Anne Sophie est ma préférée. Son jeu réunit tous les panels du violon; elle me touche beaucoup et quand mon cœur frémit alors c’est une certitude de son interprétation qui est dans l’excellence. 😅 merci 👏👏👏👏
Astonishing version! I hear things in this that I never heard in other renditions! Mutter is a beast with Brahms! Totally one with it with great power an authority!
Fantastic! I hardly ever hear enough violin vis-à-vis the cello in many performances of the great Brahms Double, but not this time as Anne-Sophie Mutter and Maximilian Hornung are in perfect balance on violin and cello in this marvelous video recording.
Es una versión prodigiosa de una bella composición musical ejecutada por músicos cuya calidad es un triunfo artístico de coordinación y una insuperable dirección que recordamos con nostalgia. El video ha sido un buen trabajo inteligente para apreciar cada instante del aporte de cada artista. Congratulaciones y un merecido homenaje póstumo a su talentoso director.
Who says Perfection does not exist? Between the extraordinary mastery of both soloists and their deep, emotional facial expressions and body language, one cannot do anything but get drawn completely into this performance! Each musician in the orchestra is amazing in their own right, and the Conductor, Mariss Jansons, is equally talented and as expressive as Mutter and Hornung- I was Spellbound throughout! 😍
I listened to this concerto last Saturday at my local concert hall, I was really impressed. This particular performance is beyond words but watching it on YT cannot replicate the real thing. Anyway, I really appreciate the privilege, thank you!
Je pleur de bonheur à vous écouter , il y a entre vous à travers le thème de Brahms un dégagement d'accord sensible entre vous deux , c'est quelque chose que n'ai point rencontré jusqu'à présent . Merci à vous deux ,il y a dans ce concerto , tellement de choses à vous féliciter , que je dois en vous sincèrement remercier . BRAVO .
Anne-Sophie Mutter’s playing is electric, temperamental and vulgar - Love it! Maximillian Hornung’s playing is bombastic, dynamic and colorful - They are a true power-couple! The soundrecording is also great in that you can actually hear the cello equally as much as the violin (probably because of the microphones in front of Max), and the orchestra is also hearable.
Now I feel that was a present that we could have before coronavirus. Being a concert hall and listening to beautiful music... I really miss that normal life.
BRAVOS !!. De la maravillosa y genial Mutter no me extraña nada esté tocando de memoria, ella todo lo ejecuta así con su maravilloso talento desde niña, pero ver a este joven y estupendo cellista hacer lo mismo, es extraordinario. Una dupla perfecta, creo es la mejor versión que he escuchado hasta hoy día. WUNDERBAR !!.
This is the best recording of this beautiful piece since David Oistrakh and Pierre Fournier but the wonderful Mariss Jansons is the par excellence conductor holding it all together, together with his winning smile. A sublime performance by all.
+Fritz Kirchhoff Hello Fritzicat, my old friend! Are you still ENVY green cause you are not a beautiful Woman as The Talented Anne Sophie?? came on Fritzi, be a man!!! (maybe you can't)
You must have heard only poor performances if you didn't always like this piece. For me, and I suspect most people, deciding which is your favorite movement is at least hard as deciding which is your favorite recording.
Disfrutariamos MUCHO MÁS de estos extraordinarios espectáculos ARTÍSTICOS, si los camarografos realizaran mejor su trabajo...Sin embargo, lo que nos brinda youtube es algo invalorable, GRACIAS !!! No todos tenemos el privilegio de asistir a semejantes CONCIERTOS y ver virtuosos de primer orden, así como a los grandes músicos de la Orquesta, saludos de Peru.
I first listened to this wonderful piece of Brahms, the best of his concertos in my opinion, by David Oistrakh and Pierre Fournier. To me that was the most wonderful and memorable performance but since listening to Anne Sophie Mutter, who is the greatest violinist and musician we have today, with Maximillian Hornung I am completely won over. Of course there is a wide time span between the two performances and they are both superb but to hear this performance today is one of the best performances by today's prodigal and finest musicians.
Marvellous performance of this wonderful work by Johannes Brahms. The audience love the work and the orchestra and soloists all enjoy it. It's a remarkable recording. For myself, I come to these works by Brahms later in life than I expected.
These great performers perfectly understand Brahms` aesthetic and intent and spirit Their performance will moisturize my heart . Their competence is hard to say . This conductor and orchestras are top notch performers . From Tokyo in Japan where is within your imagination .
Que belleza!!! Soy latina y muy apasionada, ese cellista es maravilloso y ella, excelente... pero que publico tan frio!!! Aun cuando a la final como que se emocionaron un poco. Es primera vez que escucho este doble concierto de Brahms y me encanto!
Thank you very much my dear Master. You, always conducting the orchestra with sympathy and love for music, have made me spend unforgettable moments. RIP.
Best Brahms double concerto so far. They definitely put their all into it because I listen to it everyday and I only listen to wonderful sounding music.
Pure génie musicale. Ell' a baignées dans cette merveilleuse musique dans le ventre maternelle. Il faut attendre quelques décennies pour en trouver d'autres d'égalees.❤️❤️❤️
It is amazing how Anne-Sophie can one day play Brahms and the next week - some pieces by Penderezky or Gubaidullina, all in one breath. I can't even understand how a soloist can play Gubaidullina by heart without sheet music.
This is the 4th version I'm on today and honestly this one sounds more 'together'- it involves me completely. Add this piece to Brahms' 1st Symphony and his Violin Concerto, and what a composer! How can Anne- Sophie say 'life is more important than a concert'? Symphonic music is interwoven with the deepest layers of life that we can experience on this earth - next to the rare case of loving someone indisolubly; it is the very grandeur of life, as one poem states. The symphonic work is a musical Cathedral, an altar made of Sound.
An incredible performance of both violin and cello - bravo! Absolutely professional and beautiful at the same time!. I cannot thank you enough for the wonderful performance and delivery of the Brahms double concerto!
Brahms, Anne-Sophie Mutter & Sex sells and Playboy: www.pinterest.de/AriaView/anne-sophie-mutter-violinist/ SLIPPED DISC Playboy? It's not a game February 3, 2009 by Norman Lebrecht No comments. An excited reader has notified me that Playboy magazine is running a feature titled Too Hot to Handel: the sexiest babes in classical music. Before you waste a moment’s click on the site, let me assure you that all of them are decorously clad. Along with the all-too predictable Anna Netrebko and Danielle de Niese, Playboy has selected violinists Leila Josefowicz, Julia Fischer, Janine Jansen, Hilary Hahn and Anne-Sophie Mutter, the last in a photograph that must have been taken at least ten years ago, or in very flattering light. Ms Mutter is described as Austrian - she’s German - and a MILF, which is a term that does not bear cultural elucidation. Two relative unknowns are included. One is the oboist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the other, perhaps, someone’s girlfriend. All good clean fun, right? Wrong. Let me tell you a story. Ten years ago, a Finnish violinist called Linda Lampenius allowed herself to be talked into posing nude for Playboy under the stage name Linda Brava. Her centrefold appearance landed an EMI record contract and an avalanche of media attention. Her first record reached number 14 in the UK charts and there was no follow-up. She was taken up as a talent by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, and quickly dropped. She appeared on Baywatch, just the once. A victim of unrealistic expectations, Linda went through years of turmoil before making her way back home to Finland, where a producer friend of mine recorded her some months ago playing chamber music - rather well, he said. The story has a happy ending. Linda, 38, is expecting her first baby in the coming weeks. Let’s wish her well. The Playboy experience is not to be recommended as a means of advancing a musical career. It’s exploitation, that’s the bare truth. Don’t bother to look.
No composer rewards repeated listening better than Brahms. There is so much depth in the conception of his music that there are seemingly endless surprises woven into his textures.
Splendorous Performance! The Cello's & Violin's melodic sound smooths gently into the orchestra's rhyming musical notes that skimmer & sparkles and invokes Brahms majestic beauty.
The best Brahms,por cierto su último opus para orquesta,una despedida gloriosa por los mejores intérpretes solistas,batuta,orquesta,sonido y filmación.
Mariss held this lyrical complex masterpiece together brilliantly; the rapport between Anne-Sophie and Max was sublime IMHO. Just feel so blessed to see them in close up...❤❤❤
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This performance was beyond fantastic and they deserved a standing ovation !!!!!
We have forgotten that seeing this concert here, on this website, is an absolute privilege.
Please do not include me in "we"
You may have forgotten....! haha !
True!
Why should this music be a privilege, when we enjoy the sound thereof? We should provide more OPEN opportunities to excel and share with the world and beyond, this great music.
The entire concept of Brahms is all inclusive, not exclusive. Such marvelous writing, long melodic lines, short melodic lines that project equally in return, conceiving an amazing orchestral ambiance second to none. Schweet like nectar, you remember its touch and flavor, it envelops you. What amazing harmony indeed.
@@DelaneyStudios What an odd comment. How does it speak to privilege? Few would disagree that it would be good if such performances were more available, but who are the We who must make them so? Our enjoyment or otherwise is irrelevant. The privilege is that here we can enjoy such music freely and frequently. Nobody owes us this access, and not everyone has it. That makes it a privilege. I prefer to be grateful for it and to not take it for granted.
Everyone was playing really well, perfect intonation, all people were playing together, sounded like one instrument, no rushing. Incredible orchestra and soloists. Truly some of the best all together, not to mention the conductor.
I agree. From Japan🇯🇵, JST、1:14分
jeez when every musician on that stage is actually passionate it's insane how much better it sounds
27:37 everyone's just so elated, it's beautiful
Movements:
I. - Allegro= 1:15;
II. - Andante=
18:51;
III. - Vivace non Troppo= 26:44.
A sublime performance.
... also dieser Brahms!
Bin total begeistert.
Der spielt ja mit der Grenze zur neuen Musik, unglaublich.
Brahms’ music is unmistakable, due to its solemnity mixed with a certain melancholy.He is a classical composer of amazing musical strength, but with an unique harmony and simultaneously moments of great lyricism. Any of two soloists are divine and play with a sensitivity that involves us emotionally and deeply in the musical theme. The orchestra and its direction are fantastic. Bravissimo for this magnificent recording.
I am a Brahms lover. He composed from the heart and orchestrally always has a rich sonorus texture in his works. This pleases me very much listening to his works. This Double Concerto is magnificent, wonderfully executed by Anne-Sophie Mutter and Maximilian Hornung and the Maestro. Sorry, I do not know his name. It was a wonderful performance. I would loved to have been present, but I have it on You Tube. Thanks to you PF.
theres just something about a composition that makes a violin and cello wail at and with each other for half an hour while the whole orchestra plays active witness that gets my bones VIBRATING! and the soloists look like theyre having so much fun!! what a wonderful perfomance!!!!
Her immaculate performance is absolutely stunning
Mariss Jansons' love and passion for music was so obvious and pure , it is endearing to watch him pour his soul into conducting the orchestra..Rest in peace, Maestro
One of the absolute greatest international conductors of all time, Bravo !!!!!
So graceful and beautiful harmony!,
I can see tears in the Asian violinist's eyes when the music ends.
The piece is just stuffed full of Brahms textures, melodies, sonoroties, tonality, rhythm and color - all with the musical interplay of the violin and cello. Wonderful piece of music; nothing like it.
I. - Allegro= 1:15;
II. - Andante= 18:51;
III. - Vivace non Troppo= 26:44.
The video showed conductor Maria's jansson who died a few years ago.
Orchestra radio Symphony orchestra Bavaria, Germany. Current music director is sir simon rattle.
This is the best performance of this concerto since Pierre Founier and David Oistrakh. I wish there was a cd of it. Then I would be in Heaven!
Mariss Jansons conducting the Bavarian Radio Orchestra, worth mentioning.
Well done! Had to scroll down a while to find this - recognised Jansons - I should have known. Thank you.
Yes, and they were at Carnegie on a Friday night last Fall. A fine group well led. Jansons had to be helped to the podium. Within a month he was dead. Not only a great musician, a brave man.
It’s in the video
@@cmw9876 pressione alta
Wow didn't know he died: 30 November 2019. I have these images of him in my mind from his Tchaikovsky Symphony CDs where he is much younger. Too many maestros that died the last few years. And Mutter is so beautiful...
Brahms can always be relied on for melody and to my mind the second movement of this concerto opens with one of the most beautiful tunes in all music, performed here to perfection by two great masters. The two instruments in perfect unison simply pour out warmth and tranquility. Heaven!
Yeh, that second movement sounds like a love song without words. Makes one wonder whether it was a love song melody in Brahms time and he incorporated it into this piece.
Das ist einfach nur ganz grosse Musik. Danke Brahms!
I agree. From Japan🇯🇵, JST、1:08分
Always in love with Anne-Sophie and Brahms!
Jürgen Naeve just plain in love with Anne-Sophie...
after 4 min i literally had goosebumps, no exaggeration !! OMG this is so moving !!
i never heard the cello like that !!
RIP Maestro Jansons!
He really loved his occupation. Read in the papers that, even four weeks before dying, he gave concerts. Breaks have to be lenghtened cause of weakness. But he stood almost to the end. What a musician!!
He died??
I agree with you. From Japan 🇯🇵, JST、2:57分
Oh to be a napkin on Mutter's shoulder. Celestial. Brahms was able to use strings with such sublimity you think you are flying in a dream. Wonderful all of you. Even the birds would listen.
Anne-Sophie Mutter dans Brahms. LA PASSIONAIRE du violon. Armoniuese, Sensible, très belle femme. Le violon c'est son ADN. Son sang LA MUSIQUE . Intelligence et sensibilité artistique unique et rare. 👋👋👋👋💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐👋❤️
Je partage particulièrement votre analyse. Je sais qu’ils sont (selon moi 5 très grands violonistes au monde) mais Anne Sophie est ma préférée. Son jeu réunit tous les panels du violon; elle me touche beaucoup et quand mon cœur frémit alors c’est une certitude de son interprétation qui est dans l’excellence. 😅 merci 👏👏👏👏
Anne-Sophie Mutter is Divine!!!
What a fantastic tone to the cello!
Matthew Neale huuu
Astonishing version! I hear things in this that I never heard in other renditions! Mutter is a beast with Brahms! Totally one with it with great power an authority!
Fantastic! I hardly ever hear enough violin vis-à-vis the cello in many performances of the great Brahms Double, but not this time as Anne-Sophie Mutter and Maximilian Hornung are in perfect balance on violin and cello in this marvelous video recording.
Es una versión prodigiosa de una bella composición musical ejecutada por músicos cuya calidad es un triunfo artístico de coordinación y una insuperable dirección que recordamos con nostalgia. El video ha sido un buen trabajo inteligente para apreciar cada instante del aporte de cada artista. Congratulaciones y un merecido homenaje póstumo a su talentoso director.
I agree. From Japan🇯🇵, JST、23:36分
18:50 Andante (2o. Movimiento)
26:44 Vivace non Troppo (3er Movimiento)
Desiderio Reyso i
Thank you!
What an energy! Good Lord! :)
Great composition of Brahms.
Musicsson the Third Movement has been haunting me lately...
One of the best performances I've heard lately...
I love this music of beautiful dense musical notes, which is quite Brahms-like orchestral pieces.
Who says Perfection does not exist? Between the extraordinary mastery of both soloists and their deep, emotional facial expressions and body language, one cannot do anything but get drawn completely into this performance! Each musician in the orchestra is amazing in their own right, and the Conductor, Mariss Jansons, is equally talented and as expressive as Mutter and Hornung- I was Spellbound throughout! 😍
Now a year later, I will be playing it! This performance, and Heifetz/Piatagorsky provide the standard.
Je n' ai pas terminé !!?! Brillantissime violoniste ANNE MUTTER. Je vous ADORE.👋👋💐👋👋💐💐❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🍀❤️❤️💐💐💐❤️
I listened to this concerto last Saturday at my local concert hall, I was really impressed. This particular performance is beyond words but watching it on YT cannot replicate the real thing. Anyway, I really appreciate the privilege, thank you!
Bravo bravo!Sehr gut!Super shöne Klang bei Sophie und Maximillian.Maestro Jansons super!Orkester super bramsistish.
Je pleur de bonheur à vous écouter , il y a entre vous à travers le thème de Brahms un dégagement d'accord sensible entre vous deux , c'est quelque chose que n'ai point rencontré jusqu'à présent . Merci à vous deux ,il y a dans ce concerto , tellement de choses à vous féliciter , que je dois en vous sincèrement remercier . BRAVO .
Bravo Bravo Bravo!!! Fantastic Maestro !!!!! Brilliant cellist !! Brilliant Violinist !!!!! Thank you very very much !! God bless you !!!!
Fantastic! What a chemistry between them.
And Bramhs- so classic and innovative at the same time.
The vibrato on those high notes is always FABULOUS! Such a flawless violinist! I adore her!
Yeah, well the cellist is in no way inferior to her. His intro (the most beautiful cello intro ever written) was nothing less than spectacular.
Anne-Sophie Mutter’s playing is electric, temperamental and vulgar - Love it!
Maximillian Hornung’s playing is bombastic, dynamic and colorful - They are a true power-couple!
The soundrecording is also great in that you can actually hear the cello equally as much as the violin (probably because of the microphones in front of Max), and the orchestra is also hearable.
Now I feel that was a present that we could have before coronavirus. Being a concert hall and listening to beautiful music... I really miss that normal life.
Wonderful video...right into the orchestra, you can feel the passion in all of them, and their connection to the soloists. Bravo to all.
That's exactly what I feel! Great chemistry going on within the orchestra.
Muy bueno !!!! Ambos solistas y el director , Gracias por compartir.
A thumbs down, REALLY? I can only think 'envy and/or jealousy'. This is perfectly played! Enjoy this almost transcendent beauty.
I really love this performance. I can listen to it all day
Same. I listen to like 3 times a week now.
5 Months ago it was 3 times a day
This is on the list of immortal music...no matter who is trying to play it...even my high school band.
That's how long it takes.
BRAVOS !!. De la maravillosa y genial Mutter no me extraña nada esté tocando de memoria, ella todo lo ejecuta así con su maravilloso talento desde niña, pero ver a este joven y estupendo cellista hacer lo mismo, es extraordinario. Una dupla perfecta, creo es la mejor versión que he escuchado hasta hoy día. WUNDERBAR !!.
la mayoría de los concertistas (de piano al menos), interpretan sin la partitura.
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo; no había escuchado a Maximilian Hornung, pero efectivamente, simplemente:excelente.
Oui, bien sûr, c'est parfait; mais encore faut-il aimer Brahms...
I agree. From Japan🇯🇵, JST、23:26分
This is the best recording of this beautiful piece since David Oistrakh and Pierre Fournier but the wonderful Mariss Jansons is the par excellence conductor holding it all together, together with his winning smile. A sublime performance by all.
Jansons' vibe really helps.
I just can't stop crying...The best composer
I never really liked this concerto--until I heard this performance. It is divine.
Was fuer ein tolles Artikel! Grossartig. Thank you!
+Fritz Kirchhoff Hello Fritzicat, my old friend! Are you still ENVY green cause you are not a beautiful Woman as The Talented Anne Sophie?? came on Fritzi, be a man!!! (maybe you can't)
You must have heard only poor performances if you didn't always like this piece. For me, and I suspect most people, deciding which is your favorite movement is at least hard as deciding which is your favorite recording.
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Jett Hitt ,
Disfrutariamos MUCHO MÁS de estos extraordinarios espectáculos ARTÍSTICOS, si los camarografos realizaran mejor su trabajo...Sin embargo, lo que nos brinda youtube es algo invalorable, GRACIAS !!! No todos tenemos el privilegio de asistir a semejantes CONCIERTOS y ver virtuosos de primer orden, así como a los grandes músicos de la Orquesta, saludos de Peru.
Formate como camarógrafo :), tu si que sabes bastante
I first listened to this wonderful piece of Brahms, the best of his concertos in my opinion, by David Oistrakh and Pierre Fournier. To me that was the most wonderful and memorable performance but since listening to Anne Sophie Mutter, who is the greatest violinist and musician we have today, with Maximillian Hornung I am completely won over. Of course there is a wide time span between the two performances and they are both superb but to hear this performance today is one of the best performances by today's prodigal and finest musicians.
why would you declare her as the greatest violinist and even the greatest musician today, thats just ridiculous
Both soloists playing the entire movements by heart is indeed a great feature.
Bowed string instrument soloists never perform concerti with sheet music
@@euomu Thank you. Yes I saw the siloists always play solo concerto by heart .
Marvellous performance of this wonderful work by Johannes Brahms. The audience love the work and the orchestra and soloists all enjoy it. It's a remarkable recording. For myself, I come to these works by Brahms later in life than I expected.
Meravigliosa interpretazione!!!!!
My new favorite concerto
Because my heart soars!
A most beautiful composition by Brahms wonderfully interpreted by Anne-Sophie Mutter and Maximillian Hornug.
Grandi solisti, superba esecuzione!
Superb music,wonderfully played by everyone.
my mind is blown, hearing this piece performed for the first time, being performed so powerfully by these two masters
These great performers perfectly understand Brahms` aesthetic and intent and spirit
Their performance will moisturize my heart .
Their competence is hard to say .
This conductor and orchestras are top notch performers .
From Tokyo in Japan where is within your imagination .
This is the first time I've ever heard Anne-Sophie Mutter or Maximilian Hornung. Simply marvelous performance by both of them!
The last movement from 27 minutes in evokes the shaking of a fist at Covid 19 and beating it. Heaven.
La douceur et la grâce dont vous savez sortir de votre instrument
Perfect balance of the duble Brahms Concerto, master piece.
Que belleza!!! Soy latina y muy apasionada, ese cellista es maravilloso y ella, excelente... pero que publico tan frio!!! Aun cuando a la final como que se emocionaron un poco. Es primera vez que escucho este doble concierto de Brahms y me encanto!
Thank you very much my dear Master.
You, always conducting the orchestra with sympathy and love for music, have made me spend unforgettable moments.
RIP.
Cello sounds heavenly.
1st mvt (allegro) 1:15
2nd mvt (andante) 18:45
3rd mvt (vivace non troppo) 26:44
The interplay of the string solos to the rest of the orchestra is surreal.
Все восхищает: Интерпретация И.Брамса, исполнение и взаимодействие солистов высочайшего класса, звучание оркестра, качество записи! Tutti bravi!
Не знаете ли , в каком концертном зале играет оркестр?
@@ТатьянаЛевыкина-ю9я Это в Herkulessaal der Residenz München - концертный зал (Зал Геркулеса?) в Резиденц Мюнхена, в королевском дворце Мюнхена.
Outstanding performances by all, thanks for uploading.
Best Brahms double concerto so far.
They definitely put their all into it because I listen to it everyday and I only listen to wonderful sounding music.
Fantastisch!!! Vielen herzlichen Dank! Спасибо!!!
I agree. From Japan🇯🇵, JST、1:11分
Pure génie musicale. Ell' a baignées dans cette merveilleuse musique dans le ventre maternelle. Il faut attendre quelques décennies pour en trouver d'autres d'égalees.❤️❤️❤️
It is amazing how Anne-Sophie can one day play Brahms and the next week - some pieces by Penderezky or Gubaidullina, all in one breath. I can't even understand how a soloist can play Gubaidullina by heart without sheet music.
This is the 4th version I'm on today and honestly this one sounds more 'together'- it involves me completely. Add this piece to Brahms' 1st Symphony and his Violin Concerto, and what a composer! How can Anne- Sophie say 'life is more important than a concert'? Symphonic music is interwoven with the deepest layers of life that we can experience on this earth - next to the rare case of loving someone indisolubly; it is the very grandeur of life, as one poem states. The symphonic work is a musical Cathedral, an altar made of Sound.
You are obsessed!!😊
RIP Mr Jansons
Wunderbar...Solisten Orchestra und Mariss. Danke
Her refined performance in the flowing sound of orchestra is very fascinating .
She is amazing.
I've never heard this piece and I loved it.
An incredible performance of both violin and cello - bravo! Absolutely professional and beautiful at the same time!. I cannot thank you enough for the wonderful performance and delivery of the Brahms double concerto!
Brahms,
Anne-Sophie Mutter & Sex sells and Playboy: www.pinterest.de/AriaView/anne-sophie-mutter-violinist/ SLIPPED DISC Playboy? It's not a game February 3, 2009 by Norman Lebrecht No comments. An excited reader has notified me that Playboy magazine is running a feature titled Too Hot to Handel: the sexiest babes in classical music. Before you waste a moment’s click on the site, let me assure you that all of them are decorously clad. Along with the all-too predictable Anna Netrebko and Danielle de Niese, Playboy has selected violinists Leila Josefowicz, Julia Fischer, Janine Jansen, Hilary Hahn and Anne-Sophie Mutter, the last in a photograph that must have been taken at least ten years ago, or in very flattering light. Ms Mutter is described as Austrian - she’s German - and a MILF, which is a term that does not bear cultural elucidation. Two relative unknowns are included. One is the oboist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the other, perhaps, someone’s girlfriend. All good clean fun, right? Wrong. Let me tell you a story. Ten years ago, a Finnish violinist called Linda Lampenius allowed herself to be talked into posing nude for Playboy under the stage name Linda Brava. Her centrefold appearance landed an EMI record contract and an avalanche of media attention. Her first record reached number 14 in the UK charts and there was no follow-up. She was taken up as a talent by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, and quickly dropped. She appeared on Baywatch, just the once. A victim of unrealistic expectations, Linda went through years of turmoil before making her way back home to Finland, where a producer friend of mine recorded her some months ago playing chamber music - rather well, he said. The story has a happy ending. Linda, 38, is expecting her first baby in the coming weeks. Let’s wish her well. The Playboy experience is not to be recommended as a means of advancing a musical career. It’s exploitation, that’s the bare truth. Don’t bother to look.
Totalmente de acuerdo
La mejor interpretaciòn
¡Bravo!!
Bravo !!
Immortal music. If you don't love this, you are dead in the brain and in the soul.
No composer rewards repeated listening better than Brahms. There is so much depth in the conception of his music that there are seemingly endless surprises woven into
his textures.
Qué gran dúo en la interpretación y además con excelente orquesta y la magistral dirección de Mariss Jansons.
Bien el sonido y la realización.
BRAHMS GENIUS
What a team . I can only think of Heifetz and Padegorfsky. Thrilling
Piatigorsky*
La orquesta está entregada al Director, sin reservas y los solistas tienen una compenetración, producto de un sinnúmero de ensayos y empatía mutua.
Splendorous Performance! The Cello's & Violin's melodic sound smooths gently into the orchestra's rhyming musical notes that skimmer & sparkles and invokes Brahms majestic beauty.
Damn! Now THIS is real music. Proof that Brahms is one of the immortals.
Wonderful Music ❤
Thank you ❤
A testament to the greatest violinist of our age.
Just a perfect Perfomance, Awesome !!!!!! Simplemente Majestuosos ...!!!
Bravissimi entrambi. Bello il Concerto ed i Solisti molto affiatati e di un livello molto alto. Complimenti !!!! Pino.
UN TRABAJO MAGNÍFICO CON UN PLANTEL FANTÁSTICO... PERFECTO... NO OCURRE SIEMPRE CON BRAHMS... AHORA SÍ Y TENGO MUCHO AGRADECIMIENTO Y EMOCIÓN.
The best Brahms,por cierto su último opus para orquesta,una despedida gloriosa por los mejores intérpretes solistas,batuta,orquesta,sonido y filmación.
Mariss held this lyrical complex masterpiece together brilliantly; the rapport between Anne-Sophie and Max was sublime IMHO. Just feel so blessed to see them in close up...❤❤❤
AND lots of audience appreciation - far too often cut short! 😊😊😊
Absolutely amazing! I always enjoy listening to this! Bravissimo!
une perfection, le couple Mutter/Hornung est divin dans la Hercules saal!! Un sommet de la fantastique culture europenne (allemande)
Most exciting performance I'v ever heard ! Especially not only Mutter's violin but also perfect cello solo ! Thank you for this upload !