Extremely gifted and passionate young artists! Thanks. I have shared these pieces so often! On my playlist! As an artist who has heard this before several times, never have I heard it played so passionately. Kudos!
Holy moly . . . I think Shostakovich must have discovered a way to create a geometric manifold to lift those that were being used as lambs up, up and out of that dimension of enslavement. There must be layers of existence on a given mathematical level.
Kanneh-Mason sets the standard for this piece for me. I have listened to a lot of different recordings of this piece and Sheku plays it best! 🧡
Beautiful ❤❤❤.
Ive also listened to Capucon/Gergiev, but this preformance is smoother,and seems to have more depth and passion .
Bravo!!
You are the most talented celloist I've encountered! Tears...joyful tears!
Extremely gifted and passionate young artists! Thanks. I have shared these pieces so often! On my playlist! As an artist who has heard this before several times, never have I heard it played so passionately. Kudos!
Wonderful!!!
ロストロポーヴィチ以来の素晴らしい演奏！
Holy moly . . . I think Shostakovich must have discovered a way to create a geometric manifold to lift those that were being used as lambs up, up and out of that dimension of enslavement. There must be layers of existence on a given mathematical level.
omfg
What does HNPO stand for?
название оркестра
Да, но как называется оркестр?@@shohruxjuraev1264
It says in the description: Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra.
@@sky0infiniteThank you.
The conductor doesn't shake Mr. Kanneh-Mason's hand when it's offered to him before the Shostakovich begins. Very rude behavior IMO.
Well he is black
He does shake his hands at the end. At the beginning, it was just a gesture in the conductor's direction.
Now compare this Garbagekovich with Elgar...
1:47 Fantastiskt