Fauré: Dolly Suite for piano four hands - Lucas & Arthur Jussen
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- Lucas and Arthur Jussen play a selection from 'Dolly Suite' by Gabriel Fauré.
1. Berceuse
2. Mi-a-ou
3. Le Jardin de Dolly
4. Pas Espagnole
Recorded on the 22st of july 2016 in Concertgebouw Amsterdam.
Suits by: Peter George d'Angelino Tap
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Dolly de Fauré est une référence incontournable des œuvres pour le piano à 4 mains ! Cette merveilleuse suite a fait rêver des générations entières ! Très belle interprétation !👍🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
The two Jussen Angels were sent on Earth to make peoples as happy as they were created for. A million thanks to the two and long live.
It is simply phenomenal how two separate human beings can play with such precision and articulation...it is almost as if they are tied telepathically! Brilliant...a joy to watch and listen.
Practicing together will do that.
You should listen to Duo Assad's recordings! They are simply amazing: two Brazilian brothers guitarrists, who sound like a single guitar!
Yes, exactly . . . more like identical twins than brothers separated by three years. Their interactions are astounding. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant!
Почему почти телепатически? Именно телепатически. Это даже не ансамбль, это единое целое. И какая изумительная музыкальность.
I just sobbed when I heard these two engaging brothers play the Berceuse, I wanted to hear it played 'properly' as I'm re-learning the piano after many years away. It really is the most exquisite melody, & played with 4 hands just enriches & enhances the listening experience. It also takes me back to 'Listen with Mother' all those years ago.....
Nice to see the boys are still together, hope they have a long and successful career. They certainly deserve it.
I agree...absolutely love them...such temperament...virtuosity and utter sweetness in their playing...
Great composer Faure, this brothers play very well, congratulations!
Zac and Cody look so different nowadays...
😂😂😂
Bravo!
@Miles Ford Its a scam, delete this please
I don't get it
😆 😆 😆 Who knew they were so talented?
What a pleasure to listen to. I will never tire of their playing. Thank you for the pleasure you give me.
Another example of the skill, sensitivity and elegance of their performances.
The first piece, Berceuse, is just such a delight to listen to - I never heard it before... Thank you for presenting it to us in such a beautiful way!
Like brothers, tuned into each other, to the point of awsome perfection.such beauty from heaven.
I really love this performance . I have heard it before, but it doesn't lose it's fresh appeal. The gentle Le Jardin de Dolly is my favourite. As ever, thank you boy wonders.
I just love love love Faure's Berceuse.....so sweet and uplifting
The French piano music is probably the greatest in Europe of this period.
The perfect bond😍 the piano sounds so smooth when they play it✨
This sweet piece takes me back to my childhood,especially the Berceuse,as it played on BBC’s ‘Listen with Mother’ every day during the week? My love for Faure has stayed with through the years.The playing here is exquisite.
The Berceuse is also one of my treasured childhood memories because I remember listening to Listen With Mother with my mother. It is now one of my greatest pleasures to actually play the solo piece on the piano.
@@keyboarddancers7751 I too remember listening to the Home Service as an infant. (I think it was at 1.45 p.m.). I became a pianist, organist, school-teacher and piano teacher a few years later and I'm sure that it all happened as a result of this Faure piece. (I didn't know until I actually performed it, that is was 'really' a duet!) P.S. I believe one of the presenters on the 'Listen with Mother' was called Daphne Oxenford; I actually played in a concert she was involved with. Her voice was special and I told her how important this Faure piece was to me.
@@martyns398 Exactly my experience also, because of this Fauré piece. I remember begging my mother to leave the radio on at the end until the middle bit of the piece was over and the "proper" tune started again. I do think, however, that this performance of it is too fast. I play the Alphonse Leduc édition for two hands transcribed by Cortot, and I think this was the version used on "Listen With Mother", though I could be wrong.
@@Challenger2A7 At college (RCM) I played the duet version of 'Mother Goose' which I thought was an incredible piece! I guess it introduced me to Ravel's orchestral music, his piano concerto(s) and of course, Jazz. The story is that Gershwin visited Ravel and asked for lessons; Ravel replied, 'I cannot teach you anything!' (which could be taken in several ways!) I love playing piano duets but insist on two 'normal' piano stools and NEVER one 'duet-stool'. I need to be able to be at an angle - not sure why! (I think I visited Ravel's grave a long time ago.)
Yes, i also remember this from Listen with Mother.
Sensitive, humble, poetic. and so musical. Congratulations !
Ah! Such precision and such light delicacy... Thank you, guys!
00:00 Berceuse
03:06 Mi-a-ou
05:02 Le Jardin de Dolly
07:39 Pas Espagnole
Dagoberto Espinoza thank you
talent
0:30 Berceuse (after applause)
El título "Pas Espagnole" es en realidad "Le pas espagnol" (el paso español)
Brilliant! Such exquisite talent.
My sister and I are playing this piece and the way you guys play it, it is beautiful!
The purity of each of their performances brings tears to my eyes. They are incredible.
Being a twin myself, I know how this close bond can deliver musical music - thank you
So beautiful, so lyrical, so moving . Perfect delivery. Incredible performance. Bravo.
100% Elegance and control of their craft! It’s great to see this type of sibling collaboration. I miss the days of playing duets with my younger siblings.
Artur y Lucas es cultura
Thank you so much Lucas and Arthur, I really really enjoyed watching you playing with such amazing passion and sensitivity too, you are really really brilliant and it’s a tonic to listen to you both, as well as looking at your handsome young face’s. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Watching them perform was, in itself a beautiful experience. That said, what a stunning performance. Such exquisit depth and feeling.
Extraordinary talent. A true pleasure to watch them play together.
À plusieurs égards, les frères Jussen sont des exemples pour des multitudes de jeunes partout dans le monde, la musique étant un véhicule universel.
Ces moments privilégiés pendant lesquels on repousse la noirceur du futur.....LOUISIANE 💖💖
Just lovely! There are so well synced together!
Listen With Mother British Home Service’s programme for children on the radio in the 50 s and 60s…wonderful memories from childhood
This is perfection, the subtlety of the playing has me close to tears
This is amazing, my 11 year old duaghter plays along with this everyday while practising the Primo part for her duet😊 These two gentlemen are incredible.
Daughter*
Your daughter is truly amazing🥰 She must be very good!!
Thank you for that moment of eternity
Berceuse, I have always loved it. They play superbly
Ik speelde deze suite samen met mijn moeder en deze vertolking is subliem. A trip down memory Lane 👏🙏
Mijn vader met mijn oma ook.
Zoete herinnering
The beautiful Concertgebouw, lovely music, what more could one ask for? Australia.
Ah...the joy of playing piano 4-hands repertoire! Brings back so many fond memories of the times when I did the same. Thanks for posting!! 😃😃😃👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😍😍😍
Very very sweet .. Love it - thanks for sharing
LOVE THESE TWO!!!
Belli …bravi…e che dire ? Ogni volta mi lascio trascinare dalle loro onde ! Inevitabile rimanere incollati ad ascoltare ….
Hermosa selección de piezas de la Suite de Faure...un gusto escucharlos y verlos interpretar!!!
Absolutely brilliant, superb! Thank you!
Just beautiful ♥️
Adorable!!!♡♡
Parabéns ao DUO, excelente interpretação !
Absolutely beautiful!
Grandes interpretes !!!!Amo
Ah, Fauré’s music! Heavenly!
Ahh... yes, but there was a whole bunch of jolly good French composers writing for the piano at around the same time....
.... (notwithstanding that some of those French composers weren't even French!)
www.wqxr.org/story/12-impressionist-works-composers-not-named-debussy-or-ravel/
@@effyleven Jolly good? GENIUS MASTERS to be precise. Saint-Saëns, Fauré, Debussy, Ravel. Each one totally different from one another. Utterly original geniuses. Like all master composers.
Wonderful performance.
*What if a pianist had 4 hands :-)*
That's like a wild dream that some of us have. The Jussen brothers make this dream to become true :-)
Um, not quite. That's not how it works.
Es maravilloso!
Toujours l'osmose absolue... j'adore ! ☺👏❤
Mooi kundig en afgewerkt samenspel van deze twee broers! Dank en rijpt verder Lucas en Arthur....................
merveilleux , superbe interprétation à l'unisson, extraordinaire
Beautiful!
Que belleza de suite, no sabía de tanta música bella que compuso Faure!!!
Yes, like a couple of others, I remember the Berceuse as a small girl from ‘Listen with Mother’ . I so loved this piece then, and still do.
Beautiful 💚❤️
Phantastisch ihr beiden und all the best für eure Zukunft!!
Very beautiful!
Sublime!
Wonderful interpretation
These young men are stunning in every way. As a duo, they are one in the same. As soloists, each is superb.
this is so beautiful!
My piano partner and I are learning this....we have followed your journey as we learn pretty much the same repertory! Thank you so much for posting these vids :)
I’m doing exactly the same thing. I wonder why they leave out 2 of the pieces in the suite, perhaps you only get to hear it if you buy the CD.
Un gran placer por partida doble !!!!!!
Bravo bro~ thanks for playing for us and also You guys playing is the best in the world
-- Un très beau moment musical. --
Perfect.
Twee broers die op elkaar zijn afgestemd! Heerlijk en vlot! Dank...............;
Que delicia escuchar a los
Hermanos pianistas..lo hago desde que eran pequeños
Sigo su trayectoria.Son exelentes.Pilar Sottile
Argentina.
Maravillosos!!!!!!
I saw these pianist at Wheaton College... Enjoyed so much
Dolly Bardac was certainly in the thick of French music at the end of the 19th century! This was written for her by Faure, and her step-father was Debussy!
I am in love with you guys 😍
If memory serves me correctly, the Berceuse was the close-out music to Listen With Mother, rather than the opening music as suggested by Mr Ashtone. Faure's a jolly good fellow.
You might be 100% correct. I would not argue, but beautiful music. After all I didn't realise Berceuse was Lullaby in French? My ignorance, also I am the first to concede the memory plays tricks :-))
My main beef is that the BBC today, continually preaches that I am an awful racist, who should always apologise for just living?
Obviously, Lucas and Arthur are stupendous, but let's give some credit to Gabriel Faure.
This is a fantastic piece that invites good playing.
It is a superb example of piano duet perfection.
The themes are stupendous! The development of themes is stupendous!
I would say that this is one of the best piano duets ever written.
Thank you, Gabriel!
Yes, thank you, Gabriel.
Love Fauré and love these wonderful brother pianists.
You take the familiar and with your approach you take the heritage and turn it into something extraordinary through structural insight and elegant ensemble more reminiscent of a great jazz ensemble than most classical ones. Thank you.
I should like to thank you so much for your insight.
Bravo!!
They are awesome!
Also,very hard to compose for piano 4 hands! Bravo Fauré !!
I echo your words, bravo Faure and bravo Jussen! ❤
Brilliant talent
Gorgeous.
So beautiful~ What a great harmony they made.
Bravo chicos guapos y talentosos!
Oír las interpretaciones de los hermanos Jussen para mí es como tocar el cielo, tocan tan delicadamente que resultan sublimes, que gusto que se dediquen en cuerpo y alma a la música. GRACIAS DESDE ESPAÑA.
Really nice!
Verlos y escucharlos es un gozo estilístico y estético.
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Pure joy!
Mooi ..❤
A brilliant performance by these superb young pianists!
I never tire to hear these incredible,talented and gifted brothers perform together!! Being a pianist for many years,, I love to perform Dolly‘s Suite!! So much FUN!!
I miss my weekly monday afternoon classical music session, where Nick at
Thomas Darby Court.
Nick would play pieces by
Fsure, Bach and others.
Listening to pieces on
You Tube, reminds me
what fun i had.
Faure was mis-spelt.
高評価押し足りない😂
一音一音を丁寧に演奏されていて、全体のまとまりもいい〜フォーレの世界観に包まれて気分が良いです！😊✨
Toch mooi zo samen kunnen muciseren !
Какое удовольствие слушать этих замечательных мальчиков!!!
I really appreciate your comment, I live in the UK where the government despises such artistic and creative talent. I hope you are in a better situation. My regards. ❤
I've always loved the Dolly suite, with many students performing, but the Jussen brothers have such artistry, they play as one, handsome boys too. how old were they here?
1993 and 1996 born
@@greyhoundrm They look like twins.
Как всегда играют единым духом, как всегда изумительно музыкально, проникнуты стилем автора, всё очень точно, тонко, твёрдо. Нет больше таких исполнителей ( в смысле, не дуэт, а единое целое )
Error habitual al traducir al español: play=juegan y es "tocan" . To play en inglés tiene dos acepciones, jugar y tocar (un onstrumento)
Digo instrumento
"Are you sitting comfortably, then I'll begin" this will mean nothing to anyone under the age of around 50, and not British. The BBC used to have a programme on the ~Wireless~ aimed at todlers, called ~Listen with Mother~ Faure's Dolly Suite was the opening music. Back in the days when the BBC was run for the Public, as a Public service, and didn't talk down to people, not even the very young. Why commission a piece specially aimed at Children, when there is a perfectly good classical suite that they can grow into?
I remember as a child getting home from Infants school, and asking Mum if the Radio had been turned on earlier. Puzzled mum replied "no", Oh good then we will be just in time to catch ~Listen with Mother~ I thought if the Radio hadn't been turned on, then the last programme could still be heard?
Wonderful playing, very delicately played with good nuance.
I loved Listen with Mother and absolutely loved this piece of music as a very young child.
Have you listened to "le carnaval des animaux" by Camille Saint-Saëns played with 4 hands..?. (I'm french, so .. .)☺
Beautiful rendering by these 2 very good pianists.
@@dlefil1364 Ca va, monsieur? madames? and Bon jour. You are allowed, not to know, that, "le Carnaval des animaux", was also used by British TV in the 1950s and 1960s. There were various TV programmmes that used 'The Carnival of the Animals' as background and introductory music. But thank you for reminding me, I have been and listened to it. Magnifique :-) I have now run out of French terms I can remember? It is over 35 years since I have been to France, surfing in Biarritz? So my French is very rusty.
@@johnashtone7167 (monsieur).
I am glad that it is gives you a pleasant feeling. We belong to the same generation. I don't remember that french tv programs began with these 2 composer's music (a shame...).
@@dlefil1364 As I explain about the Dolly Suite, it was at a time when the BBC did not talk down to it's listeners, no matter how young?
But this rubbed off with other shows on commercial networks. Also again the BBC Radio had a very influential childrens request programme called 'Uncle Mac'. He played the widest possible range of music, from the latest pop, to Classical.
In 1955 the BBC bosses famously sent out a memo, that while there might be 'Some young people' who liked this 'Rock and Roll' artist called Elvis Presley, they felt it was not appropriate for the BBC audience. Derek McCulloch (Uncle Mac) received a few requests, that week and promptly played it. And when the senior bosses complained, his reply was basically. My responsibility is to my young listeners, if you don't like it sack me, and then answer their questions as to why you did.
He stayed, and unknown at the time, John Lennon heard 'Heartbreak Hotel' for the first time and started to seek out American Rock and Roll. And Eric Clapton actually attibutes this, as to one of his main influences, in picking up the guitar, but also his love of classical music.
Over on the Commercial TV they used different parts of the Carnival of the Animals, on lots of occasions, partly because, kids were familair with it, due to 'Uncle Mac' playing it on a regular basis, inbetween Edith Piaf usually, Milord, Chuck Berry and Johnny Hallyday lol
Very good Little Miss.