Mischa Maisky - Haydn - Cello Concerto No 2 in D major
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Joseph Haydn
Cello Concerto No 2 in D major, Hob VIIb:2
1 Allegro moderato
2 Adagio
3 Rondo. Allegro
Mischa Maisky, cello & conductor
Wiener Symphoniker - เพลง
Mischa is so passionate. I love how he moves while performing! Just superb.
I know some folks are saying it's too fast... but for years I have never gotten into these Haydn concertos mainly because the orchestras and soloists always sound to heavy and sluggish slogging through slightly slower tempos. This is light and flies; keeps the ball up in the air.
Brian Grimm's Cello Zone You're totally right, I'm currently learning the first Cello Concerto by Haydn and if it isn't played slightly faster than moderato it will sound too heavy and will lack that lightness that is so typical for Haydn
Ruwen Engelmann this is performed at the right tempo. I'm sure somewhere out there the composer approves, and the first and third movements in particular are played at the standard pace of most Classical period allegros.
Yes! In fact, that is what is wrong with Du Pré's otherwise flawless performance-it is _plodding_. I sctually could not listen through to the end. Maisky's tempo is in the spirit of the period and the composer.
I need to listen to other recordings, I’m just soooo obsessed with this one. it’s just too perfect, from the acoustics, to the camera work, to the cello playing and the authenticity of having the cellist conduct.
Couldn't aggree more Haydn is at his best with a little pace
First movement: 0:02
Second movement: 11:44
Third movement: 17:12
I 0:01
II 11:43
III 17:11
THX
Grazie!!!
If only this music was played in schools, streets , hospitals and all places......
All people would be fine 💛
For me this is the most beautiful cello concerto, sensitive, emotional, melodious. And it's very delicately difficult too. This is a beautiful performance by Misha, the tempo is a bit lively, but nice, and OK. Now, as regards this concerto, me, a former cello student, must mention this: I had, thru a relative living in the USA, gotten the scores of this concerto in a version by Leonard Rose. And that version is the very best, in my view, and nobody plays it ever. Rose modified a bit the original score,, and mad it better than the original. Same with the cadenza he wrote. The Rose version of this concerto is the best one in my very serious view. And none of today's performers plays it. Get that score and see it yourselves. Unfortunately I lost that score, which was in my possession in the 1960s.
If when you say “delicately difficult” you mean hard as hell, than yes.
the rose version is available on amazon. i bought it a few years ago and it turns out that an entire section from the first movement was removed. in my opinion, it wasn't that great.
edit: i saw a review on amazon for shostakovich cello concerto 1 that the international music company, the publisher of the Rose version of haydn cello concerto 2, often changes the sheet music to evade copyright claims. i dont know how true that is, but it is possible that the original Rose version was better than the IMC Rose version.
I like it a little lively. For me, it beats all comers.
I highly value Mischa's performance of Haydn. Beautiful tone and dynamics. It is otherworldly.
btw this is my favorite cello concerto I remember listening to this back in 2015
I have known this concerto since I was a child. We had it on 78rpm records, six sides on three discs. I still remember approximately where the beaks in the music are. This is the first time that I've seen it performed. Mischa Maisky is a great performer and a conductor as well. Excellent performance.
the ''young'' Maisky was really fucking good
That's cause his hands are still nimble (no offence to the older more seasoned Maisky, I admire all of your work)
The older one is good too.
bad choice of words....
John Brothers Not in this context
Old Maisky is trash
Prodigieuse interprétation ! Yoyoma, Rostropovitch etc. parmi les plus grands ... l'immense plaisir est d'écouter cette œuvre et naviguer entre différentes interprétations sans en retenir l'une plus que l'autre. Le tempo, la couleur, le conducteur, soyons infidèles, les interprètes par définition choisissent ce qu'ils souhaitent offrir avec une œuvre en totale liberté
Je suis absolument d'accord avec vous : l'on peut avoir n'importe quelle opinion que l'on souhaite, mais à la fin, il n'y que l'interprète faisant l'interprétation critiquée qui peut changer ou ne pas changer cette interprétation. Voilà la beauté des différences des interprétations ! si tous les musiciens jouent la même pièce d'une manière entièrement indentique, pourquoi y a-t-il plus d'une interprétation existante ? Ne serait-ce un peu redondant, de jouer la même pièce qu'un autre musicien quelconque d'exactement la même manière ? quelle serait la différence, à part peut-être la coiffure du musicien ?... Bon ! j'ai assez dit.
Mais j'adore cette interprétation, et j'adore le tempo ! Je suis d'accord avec vous que Maisky est parmi les plus grands.
I almost fell asleep while listening to this, not because it was boring, but because it was beautiful
i love the concerto structure, where the soloist is placed in the center and just gets to be the most specialist player for one piece :)
M. Maisky & the Wiener Symphoniker present a superb Haydn - Cello Concerto performance. Maisky channels Haydn's elaborate cello melody with amazing fluency, lyricism charm and magisterial control overall all aspects of conducting while performing with the cello. Haydn's Cello Concerto no. 2 is a wealth of melody and sonorous tones. Celestial and uplifting concert!
wiener dick...
Holy cow, he plays that last note , an f#, an octave higher than the written one, not to mention he played the whole phrase leading up to it in perfect tune. Bravo!
Mac Wyn he plays a lot of things differently compared to the "standard" as you could say. He plays it a bit too fast, doesnt do the chromatic decent in the very second measure and the version he uses is just written like that, even some of the notes are just completely different but not wrong because it could be interpreted that way.
Mac Wyn Great Caesar's ghost,I think you're right!
I don't particularly care for this tempo, but that would be the only thing that don't absolutely love about his playing of this piece! :)
(but holy shit the fact that he can play this that fast is incredible)
Damn, absolute genius. How many people appreciate this, and how many "Despacito"?
I really like...both😅
I appreciate both ☺ 🎶
Despacito is better. Classical music is crappy
@@kalinkamalinka8862 didnt anyone notice how the catchy parts of Despacito have mostly been copied from the Enrique Iglesias song: Bailamos
Apparently 3% of the population love classical music. And I would say that its mostly because Classical music is not accessible enough to the modern youth. Blame Hollywood, blame people listening to youtube music at a house party, blame whatever. Its an unfortunate fact.
I don't know which piece is more musically "sound", but I personally much prefer this over Despacito, or ever Desperado, for that matter.
Let me amend what I just said: I heard Despacito in an arrangement for cello duo. It's fantastic, but that said, I still prefer Haydn's 2nd cello concerto.
1783년에 작곡된 협주곡 2번은 박력 넘치는 에너지가 느껴지네요.
소나타 형식인 1악장 알레그로 모데라토는 우아한 멜로디와 경쾌한 리듬의 대조로 고전적인 균형미가 잘 드러나 있고, 느린 A장조의 2악장 아다지오는 오보에와 현악의 반주 위에 첼로가 감미로운 세레나데풍을 연주합니다. 3악장은 세 개의 각기 다른 에피소드로 구성된 단순한 론도 구성으로서 첼로와 오케스트라의 역할이 극적으로 바뀌며 표현력을 발산하고 질주하는 첼로의 테크닉과 폭넓은 음량이 특징이라 할 수 있습니다.
미샤 마이스키가 직접 비엔나 심포니카를 지휘하면서 첼로 독주를 하는 게 인상적입니다.
Definitely best performance of this concerto.
Mischa crushed it!! Technique completely on point. + Bonus points for the sweet mullet action. Bravo!
What a beautiful conduct! Misky has the very best modern clasical feeling
I appreciate the performance.. it look like celestial sound... M. M is recently the best cello player..The recording
technique is well..
The harmony is excellent..
The cello tone is superb!! Excellent intonation. I like this tempo. :)
Maisky is really a great music maker and creative maker.
-- Magnifique, Maisky tranchant & irradiant cette belle musique de iDn. --
Fun fact - both Haydn and Beethoven wrote for the same cellist: Haydn's D-major concerto and Beethoven's Triple Concerto
I love this performance... thanks!
Dynamic playing and expression of Haydn in D. I enjoyed listening very much.
It's amazing,great Maisky
The best cello concerts, are by Haydn !
Best Haydn online ever!!!.. Best cellist in the world ever too...
Listen to Jacqueline du Pre and Janos Starker too. They have a very similar energy to their playing. These 3 made me love cello music.
Probably one of the finest recordings of this concerto ever, I feel. The Allegro moderato has huge depth, and yet fun and lightness, all as one! Even slightly better than Mischa's recordings for DeutschGram. with Natalia Gutman. The sound on this (here) recording is fuller. Something about the room? Where is that ROOM? It's marvelous.
Beautiful!
Excellent performance.
F Schubert symfoni nr.8 unfinished
Brilhante apresentação!!!
That last note at the end tho. 👌👌👌
Brilliant!
My favorite performance of this jewel of a concert, even superior to that of Rostropovich. I actually like this fast pace.
Beautiful
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Todo es TOTAL y ABSOLUTAMENTE: 😮MAGISTRAL. no he Escuchado otra INTERPRETACIÓN Como La de Este Virtuoso.
1- En el Primer Movimento. la CADENZA es Impresionante Mente : SEGURA, MELÓDICA, AGRESIVA y SobreTodo EXPRESIVA. trayendo Consigo un Verdadero Pensamiento MÚSICAL y MAJESTUOSO. Sin lugar A DUDAS: HAYDIN hizo Una De las Mejores OBRAS del MUNDO.Sino la Más SUSPENSIVA. Para Darle Al Final una RESOLUCIÓN TOTAL.👍❤Clap👏Clap👏Clap👏
Old or young I love Misha! I had the pleasure of seeing him in concert with his daughter playing Piazzola, Beethoven, and Britten this past year in Santa Barbara at the Lobero Theatre. The glitter on his shoulder is a precursor to his wonderful flamboyancy with his performance attire these days. Heehee. ^_^
Nobody plays the part at 6:01 better than Maisky! His amazing technique really comes in handy there 0.0
I can't speak for him of course. I'd imagine that it's just a ton of slow work to make sure that all the notes ring clear, but it's just really amazing the way he plays it! All of the notes are easily heard and his intonation is perfect.
Best part
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Steven Isserlis...
10:26 Where can I get that cadenza!?
As a beginner cellist the part at 9:10 leaves me completely stun. Like "seriously? how?"
He likes his bow tight. I like mine tight too. How? Practice.
Paul Vergé just practice :D
What do you play on cello in this year?
This piece is played at the perfect speed.
I agree
Me encanta este ritmo para haydn en re mayor!!!! 🎻 😍😍😍😍😍
Maisky has glitter on his dinner jacket. :-) Wow. First time I've noticed.
Sublime
Astonishingly impressive! Incredible! I am just speechless. I shall comment on Haydn's style, though: all until 19:48 is more or less a classical era style; 19:49 to 19:52 is almost as if it were film music; and 19:53 to 19:59 is basically Baroque music. This is what I felt, and if by any chance someone sees this comment, perhaps this individual who for some reason read my comment can give his or her opinion by making a reply. But in any case, it is excellently performed and well composed!
I agree with you maestro Mischa maisky technique in this makes me jump from my seats his very aggressive yet passionate ❤️🔥!
10:02 oh my god
Benedict Cumberbatch as concertmaster, nice
하이든은 30여 년간 에스테르하치 가문에서 일하며 총 6곡의 첼로 협주곡을 작곡했다고 전해집니다.
하지만 현재까지 확인된 작품은 C장조인 1번과 D장조인 2번 두 곡뿐입니다.
그 중 2번인 D장조 협주곡은 19세기 중반에 원본이 분실된 이후로 오랫동안 하이든의 작품인지 의심받아왔습니다. 그래서 하이든이 이 협주곡을 작곡할 당시의 제자이자 에스테르하치 가문의 첼리스트였던 안톤 크라프트의 작품으로 알려져 왔습니다. 하지만 안톤 크라프트의 아들인 니콜라우스가 의심을 품어 검증이 시작되었고, 200년에 가까운 세월이 흐른 뒤 1951년 친필 악보가 발견되면서 하이든의 작품으로 확인되었습니다. 친필 악보는 현재 빈국립도서관에 보관되어 있다고 합니다.
When this is played too fast I feel some of the beauty is lost. It's such a great piece that needs an expressive player at the right tempo.
@Triff Of course he is! I like it played more expressively however, speed kills expression in my view.
@@geoden I like it both ways, honestly. It feels more expressive, but I feel like the music shines more when its faster.
It’s flows quite wonderfully,however you’re right.
Crazy mind! lovely
excellent
Go mischa!!! :)
Rostropovich, Maisky, Du Pre, Yo-Yo Ma...where are the great cellists of my generation? 😢
they're there, you just don't notice as much because they haven't played enough to be legends yet.
There are many up and coming, and I agree with Rizzo, they're just not old enough to be as recognized as Maisky or Du Pre. In fact, check Gautier Capucon and Stjepan Hauser; both stellar cellists
I know Capucon; he's one of my favourite younger cellists. I absolutely love his interpretation of Haydn's cello concertos. But if we want to search for even younger cellists it's a little harder, I guess?
Yeah, but I think Hauser, and Luka Sulic, are both considered pretty 'young,' maybe Sol Gabetta?
But these are for cellists, there are a lot of up and coming violinists that I am starting to adore, like Vilde Frang or Hilary Hahn
+The_Zhunami Try Narek Hakhnazaryan, Daniel Muller- Schott as well.
Haydn was brilliant
Блин, вот это уровень! А то лезут всякие с копейкой на буфет.
Браво, маэстро!
My man is shredding
So.. this performance is the perfect one right...?
Too perfect to me
Baie mooi!
bravo
7:23 inspirational and enticing
Bravo
Learning this right now. Hope to play anywhere near as well as this rendition.
Make sure you practice a lot.
Second mov 11:44
Third mov 17:12
Can I use this on my videos as background music?
Might be looking for 3:59 tml
I had no idea this guy conducts!
Hello if i may ask, whats the name of cadenza he played? or did he write it himself. Thanks.
하이든/첼로 협주곡 2번 D장조 1악장 알레그로 모데라토
10:26 Kinda best cadenza and I didn'd heard that before... How can I get that cadenza?
As far as I can tell, he wrote his own and never released it.
There's probably a copy somewhere that someone transposed by ear, but I've never seen it
Edit: it's Natalie Gutman's cadenza but there is no copy of it anywhere I know. Under the dvd or vhs whatever this was released on, the cadenzor for the D Concerto was Gutman, but as far as I know there is no video of her playing it, or anyone else. Just Maisky
I noticed that from 0:01 to 1:27 a guy playing viola is kind of bored
5:19 Did i leave the stove on?
Leonhard Euler underrated comment
Какого года запись?
So he conducts too?
Just noticed he's sitting on a piano bench sideways
What year was this recorded?
@Hooty thanks
17:11
マイスキーは本当に素晴らしい
(・∀・)ノ Thank you!
1:35
69 dislikes, 69 people who can play this better than Maisky.
People can dislike something without being able to do it. If an electrician comes and “fixes” your lights so that there is a 30 second delay for them to come on, you wouldn’t like that, but you also wouldn’t be able to do what the electrician did
Whow
5:00-5:30
7:20-7:40
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15:30-16:50
20:40
I think is Haydn`s best cello concerto. The c major is incredible but does not the lyrical depth for me.
shnimmuc the second movement is highly expressive, almost like Beethoven and the early Romantic composers.
5:55
nice, I wonder if its the piece or the musician tho
The piece wins I think, Haydn wasn't a fan of the concerto form. He only wrote them to order, or if someone asked nicely. He brought the whole 20 -25 of his orchestra to the party as well.
Who's Cadenza Is this?
Which cadenza is he using?
Natalia Gutman's.
Problem is, it is not anywhere on the internet. Not on imslp, no pdf, no picture of it. The only way I know is this recording was part of a 1987 vhs (or dvd I don't know what was around then I'm young), and under Haydn's D concerto it's listed as the cadenzor being Gutman.
If you ever do find it please tell me, I've been looking for years
I seriously never appreciated Hayden until this performance
19:38
Excelente interpretacion. Cinco incultos sin oído dieron dislike :/
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1:40
1:36
is his Cello a 3/4? kinda looks smaller than mine...
MrKlausbaudelaire it's a 7/8 size cello
Easton Hubbard you're sure? It's a Montagnana, generally big cellos.
Easton Hubbard except isserlis'
Maybe hes a dwarf
It's a 7/8ths. Mischa isn't a big man he's only 5' 6'' (167 cm)
0:01
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미샤마야스크 짱
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I guess if you can play this as fast as he does you feel obliged to do so. His playing is exquisit, but I feel uncomfortable at this tempo.