Remember playing second violin of this wonderful piece in the Oberlin Chamber Orchestra when I was a kid 45 years ago.... Finney Chapel. Girlfriend in the first row of the balcony beaming at me. As an arts and science student I knew I wouldn't be playing forever, and cherished every concert. Thanks LACO, so much for this reminder that life is beautiful.
One of my favourite Stravinsky pieces; I love the way it messes with your baroque head. Pretty much every movement draws you in to its (almost) baroque world, then totally subverts the ear. A really well judged rendition from Jaime Martin and the LA Chamber Orchestra.
Beautiful, unique workmanship, full of charm and elegante. I love watching conductor. Without a doubt the most beautiful performance of this piece music....
Who knew when this was filmed in Nov 2019 that this would serve as a poignant reminder of How It Was, and How It Shall Be Again Someday? This piece has long been a favorite of mine, but these days seeing our musicians up close and sitting closely together is particularly moving. May I never take an in person concert for granted, for the rest of my days.
Also meaningfully, there was a major global crisis separating the premiere of this piece from the earlier works of Stravinsky. Perhaps there are meaningful cultural shifts ahead of us as we come out of this present one.
@@LosAngelesChamberOrchestra I have loved the music of Stravinsky since the age of about 15 years (I am now 70). He is definitely my favorite composer. Although I know nothing about music I do know that you play this piece with great precision and clarity. I will explore your other offerings on TH-cam.
A fabulously played & rendered Stravinsky!!! Congrats Jamie Martín and The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. This has always been one of my favourites! But you guys and gals, Bravo! I can't say enough about this performance, from the woodwinds to the brass, to the 1st violinist, to the cellos & basses, to the ensemble playing - so nice! Thank you, cheers. MK
Great trombone part!!! When I first heard this it was on an vinyl LP and had no idea that there was only one trombone playing it!!! (Likewise.for the trumpet.)
@@LosAngelesChamberOrchestra This is a 100% Ukrainian, Cossack family, born on Ukrainian land, which was occupied by Russia. Another stolen person in our nation. I read the English-language Wikipedia - pure Russian propaganda.
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19:39 From heaven, Stravinsky, also laughs.
An extraordinary version!!!!!!!!!
Yes!!!
1. Sinfonia: 0:16
2. Serenata: 2:23
3. Scherzino: 5:48
4. Tarantella: 10:31
5. Toccata: 12:41
6. Gavotta: 13:53
7. Vivo: 18:08
8a. Minuetto: 19:49
8b. Finale: 22:09
Thanks
Remember playing second violin of this wonderful piece in the Oberlin Chamber Orchestra when I was a kid 45 years ago.... Finney Chapel. Girlfriend in the first row of the balcony beaming at me. As an arts and science student I knew I wouldn't be playing forever, and cherished every concert. Thanks LACO, so much for this reminder that life is beautiful.
Nobody gets to play forever, John! Thanks for sharing your memory, and reminding us that music can still take us places.
One of my favourite Stravinsky pieces; I love the way it messes with your baroque head. Pretty much every movement draws you in to its (almost) baroque world, then totally subverts the ear. A really well judged rendition from Jaime Martin and the LA Chamber Orchestra.
Brava Claire with her amazing interpretation in the oboe
Indeed! Thanks for watching.
Wanna marry her!)
Beautiful, unique workmanship, full of charm and elegante. I love watching conductor. Without a doubt the most beautiful performance of this piece music....
All the sparkle and sarcasm of Stravinsky brilliantly on display
can you explain to me the sarcarsm? I am new to Stravinsky.
@@changstein Just listen to Rite of Spring and you’ll realise
This is so peaceful! I feel like I'm a guest at a kingdom and this is being played for a ceremony.
Why is it so wonderful when music you know well sounds as if it’s being played for the first time? Thanks so much.
Yes, Ken! Also wonderful: enjoying an old favorite with someone who is experiencing it for the fist time.
i love the double bass solo
Who knew when this was filmed in Nov 2019 that this would serve as a poignant reminder of How It Was, and How It Shall Be Again Someday? This piece has long been a favorite of mine, but these days seeing our musicians up close and sitting closely together is particularly moving. May I never take an in person concert for granted, for the rest of my days.
Well put, Ray. Thank you for your poignant thoughts. It sure will be something special when we can do this again!
Also meaningfully, there was a major global crisis separating the premiere of this piece from the earlier works of Stravinsky. Perhaps there are meaningful cultural shifts ahead of us as we come out of this present one.
A compelling and spirited performance! This piece could play forever and I would be a happy person.
Love the happiness of the flautist!
Tarantella: 10:32
Toccata: 12:42
Minuetto: 19:48
Finale: 22:09
The Finale is the best part
A very very nice rendition of this marvellous music. Love the engagement of all musicians. Great orchestra and conductor.
Absolutely fantastic. I have heard many recordings of this masterpiece, but none performed so perfectly. Thank you.
Thanks for watching, Bentley! So glad you enjoyed performance.
wonderful moment! wonderful players!
my favorite piece
Superbly played. What an exciting rendition - thank you LACO.
Thank you, Paul! Are you a Stravinsky aficionado?
@@LosAngelesChamberOrchestra I have loved the music of Stravinsky since the age of about 15 years (I am now 70). He is definitely my favorite composer. Although I know nothing about music I do know that you play this piece with great precision and clarity. I will explore your other offerings on TH-cam.
A fabulously played & rendered Stravinsky!!! Congrats Jamie Martín and The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. This has always been one of my favourites! But you guys and gals, Bravo! I can't say enough about this performance, from the woodwinds to the brass, to the 1st violinist, to the cellos & basses, to the ensemble playing - so nice! Thank you, cheers. MK
Love this work and this is a very good performance that remembers that this work is a Ballet!
Great trombone part!!! When I first heard this it was on an vinyl LP and had no idea that there was only one trombone playing it!!! (Likewise.for the trumpet.)
Me encanta no puedo vivir sin musics
Si
Absolutely fabulous performance!
Wow fantastico sono sorpreso anche se preferisco sfera
The original score is attributed to Domenico Gallo (1730-1768)
Sonata per 2 violini e basso continuo. Yet no mention of that here. Hmmm, 😳🤔
At some parts Stravinsky sounds like Vivaldi! My goodness!
Amazing
Thanks Edward! We are taping more performances and we hope you can enjoy them.
잘 듣고 갑니다^^
이 영상을 봐 주셔서 감사합니다 은하수
trombone solo starts in 20:44
Also check out Ernest Ansermets suite recording!
Based on Pergolesi music
Who is the lead violinist?
In my opinion too much adds in between one whole single work
18:09
2:23
13:54 etc
Oboe solo
c´mon advertisment between movements.... bad taste
I'm sorry, did you say Stravinsky? I would've thought this was Bach! :)
“Bach on the wrong notes." Prokofiev on Stravinsky. 😹
@@LosAngelesChamberOrchestra This is Bach thru a different lens.
@@LosAngelesChamberOrchestra This is a 100% Ukrainian, Cossack family, born on Ukrainian land, which was occupied by Russia. Another stolen person in our nation. I read the English-language Wikipedia - pure Russian propaganda.
:-(
Not Bach; Pergolesi.
0:35
2:23
Domenico Gallo !!
th-cam.com/video/pkP81gRdg2Y/w-d-xo.html
15:25