NYO-USA: Prokofiev Symphony No. 4 in C Major, Op. 112
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2016
- Led by conductor Valery Gergiev and with pianist Denis Matsuev, NYO-USA performs a program of Debussy, Rachmaninov and Prokofiev on the stage of Amsterdam’s majestic Concertgebouw. This performance was the first stop on the orchestra’s tour of Europe.
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Each summer, Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute brings together the brightest young players from across the country to form the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America. Following a two-week training residency with leading professional orchestra musicians, these remarkable teenagers not only have the opportunity to play on the famed stage of Carnegie Hall but then embark on a tour to some of the great music capitals of the world, while serving as dynamic musical ambassadors. To learn more about NYO-USA, visit carnegiehall.org/nyousa. - เพลง
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this is the definitive performance of Prokofiev's 4th available on youtube (and there aren't many performances of it!). Also this is a much more live hall than any of the others recorded.
Beautiful performance, orchestra, conductor, camera work. Love many of Prokofiev's other works. My first exposure to this symphony.
Played too rarely, good performance, thanks for posting.
[00:37] -- 1. Andante - Allegro eroico
[12:21] -- 2. Andante tranquillo
[21:41] -- 3. Moderato, quasi allegreto
[27:17] -- 4. Allegro risoluto
Very fine performance! Bravo!
I love the way this orchestra looks and sounds!
I love the way the orchestra tastes
excellent
Magnificent
Yes we see you Trombones, Clarinets and Bassoons at the beginning of the piece HAHA
Good performance 👏
Well-played beautiful music. It reminds me most of his ballet scores, "Cinderella"and "Romeo and Juliette". Also very much like his fifth symphony. I hope to have a chance to play this in a good orchestra some time.
He borrowed from his ballet The Prodigal Son to form the original 4th symphony (Op. 47). Some it still remains in this work, though buried deep.
the cameraman obviously has his eyes for the beauties in the orchestra.
That's because they're in the entertainment business.
12:18
0:38 begins |
34:26
Love this performance! But was that a wrong note in the piano chord at 1:34?
our parts were full of misprints, so possibly!
@@josephbates8117 Oh, I'm sorry to hear that! And I really loved the performance, despite any misprints!
Did Gergiev forget to shave for a couple of days?
Maybe he forgot to shower too
Watch his other performances, it's normal.
Talentueux, mais pourquoi porter des pantalons rouges et des baskets ? We are not in Little Rock, Usa, please.
an opera suite. not much of a symphony.
What about 2nd movement? Perfect symphonic andante... With one of the best melodies in all symphonic music of 20th century. Reminds me of the second movement of Tchaikovsky 1 piano concerto...
It's based in fact on his music for the ballet The Prodigal Son, not for an opera. The third symphony was based on music for an opera, The Fiery Angel, but Prokofiev insisted on the symphony being entirely independent from the opera and telling its own symphonic narrative, though with the same musical themes as the opera.
@@lylecohen1638 Right, correct. I mixed the two up. I've played the Third and know the opera. Regardless, the third and fourth symphonies don't hold up as symphonies like the fifth and sixth do; that's not to say they don't include fine music. But structure was not a strong point with Prokoviev, as the third and fourth symphonies demonstrate. And the interpretation of Gergiev here, or the lack of one, doesn't help. The reading of the first movement alone is pretty incoherent.