Enescu - Caprice Roumain for Violin and Orchestra
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- Sketched between 1925 and 1949, Enescu's Caprice roumain pour violon et orchestre will, ultimately, be left unfinished. Almost half a century later, part of the sketches for the unfinished work were found among the composer's manuscripts at the George Enescu Museum in Bucharest. At the insistance of violinist Sherban Lupu, an enthusiast interpreter of Enescu's music, the composer Cornel Ţăranu took up the challenge to complete and orchestrate the work. After years of piecing together the available material originating from different sources (including the George Enescu Museum, the National Library of Romania and the Library of the Romanian Academy) Cornel Ţăranu was able to complete the work, and the Caprice Roumain was given its premiere as a four-movement extended composition for violin and orchestra in 1997, with Sherban Lupu as soloist.
Similar in manner with Enescu's third violin sonata (dans le caractère populaire roumain), the Caprice Roumain pays homage to the romanian folk fiddler (lăutar), presenting (in the writing for the violin part) all the lăutar's characteristic wealth of tonal effects. The work also evokes, with a certain feeling of nostalgia, the moldavian lands of the composer's childhood, lands which, after his exile following the ascent of the communist party in Romania, he was never to see again.
Enescu-Ţăranu - Caprice Roumain for Violin and Orchestra
[1] Ben moderato
[2] Tempo di hora 11:26
[3] Lento 15:14
[4] Allegro molto 21:28
Sherban Lupu (violin)
'George Enescu' Philharmonic Orchestra
Cristian Mandeal (conductor)
I’m born and grew up in Romania, am familiar with Enescu’s music, studied it, I thought I new everything about him, but listening these unfinished pieces, arranged postmortem, I simply cry, identifying myself with his roots, the old Romanian folklore and the Romanian soul in exile. His music touch my deep, deep feelings and great love for my country. Thanks and appreciations to the performers and those who did the recordings. Eugenia, California Sept 2nd, 2021
Same feelings here!
Se recunoaște sufletul străvechi al românului în muzica lui Enescu plaiurile românești și firea românului.
Foarte frumos!!! Pur românesc , îmi creşte inima de bucurie ascultând acestă compoziție influențată din folclorul nostru, din doine şi balade! Cât e de frumos!!!
Atractive and so special and touching roumanian melodíes played with love
Lovely music, by the great musician Enescu, accomplished thanks to the gifted Romanian composer Cornel Taranu; and an excellent music performance. Gratefully for sharing.
Se simte sursa de inspiratie;folclorul romanesc.Multe arii le recunoastem din muzica noastra.
Romania is definetly beautiful, but this music is something unique. A very great composer.
Actually, is not.
What is not? Romania a beautiful country? Enescu's music? Is he not a great composer?
Please tell me more. Thanks.
Bravo grandiose genial fantastic music super
Fantastic how was he able to tap into the distinct flavors and beauty of his beloved Moldavian lands, with his music.
Este Superb, Multumesc
multumiri.
absolutely gorgeous music and the violinist knocks me off my feet, wow what a passion!
And he Made a lot of Marvellous Recording's with Yehudi Menuhin the Most famous are the Bach Violin Concertos Recorded between 1932 and 1936 and the Dvorak Violin Concerto Record Number's DB-2838 DB-2841 again Recorded in 1936 and for there age they are very good
F-king FANTASTIC!
Superb!
Bellissima!
Great artistry passion and depth 111
Glad to have found this work on You Tube. As far as our two local classical music stations are concerned, Enescu was a one-work composer.
The last time I listened to a classical radiostation was about fourty years ago, when I started to build my own collection of classical and other music. But indeed, UT is the station I listen now most. And Roumanian music has always been one of my favorites. Happy listening.
Well Van Veen I always said that the Older artist are a lot better than what is Coming up today look at Yehudi Menuhin he was the Greatest Violinist of the last Century and thank God for the Gramophone so the General Public can still hear his Recording's and I've been Collecting his Records both on Pre war 78rpm Manual sets only and LP Vinyl first Pressing's only for over forty years
beautiful
A masterpiece long before Zamfir (who also produced masterpieces with his pan flute in modern times)
Zamfir didn't write any masterpiece. Why even put that guy's name next to the great George Enescu.
Foarte dulce ,delicata piesa!
hi everybody, if you are interested in enescu's music, check the 5th symphony(just two parts...)that's amazing, pascal bentoiu finished the orchestration a few years ago !
have fun also with sonata #3 for violin and piano and the "Impressions d'enfance op. 28", piano sonatas, his string quartets etc.
Yes please play Enescu's 5th Symphony for me. Love to hear it on Facebook.Thank you.
Also. Sonata. #3 and Impressions d'enfance, op. 28.
Also. Sonata. #3 and Impressions d'enfance, op. 28, by George Enescu. Thx.
I would maintain that Enescu's five symphonies--the last two completed after his death--are probably the greatest symphonic accomplishment of the 20th century. Each is bold in conception and expression, masterfully accomplished, and absolutely distinctive, with a different dramaturgy and expressive world for each.
And his chamber music is magnificent as well, above all the 3rd Violin Sonata, 2nd Cello Sonata, both Piano Quartets, and the Piano Quintet. Each work is at the summit for 20th century chamber music.
The songs that have been recorded are also magnificent, especially the Clement Marot set. And Oedipe is one of the greatest operas of the century.
His accomplishments defy reason. He was also one of the greatest violinist of the century, a magnificent conductor, a brilliant pianist, and a professional-level cellist. Evidently he had all of the standard symphonic repertory, including all of Wagner's repertory operas, memorized. And he could sing beautifully as well.
wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
great work, great composer, i love Romania
Thank you Dimitris, Romania loves Greece too, wonderful people!
Me too! I plan t visit sometime. Eneso and Celibidache, brilliant minds both...
Mick Dunn..I think the Stork delivered me to the wrong country!!! I was supposed to go to Romania!
Mick Dunn Great comments lol....thank u for your kind words(a romanian)
we all romanians... we love Greece, Elada.. Argolida and Makedonia.. the fine hospitality and the Music
muy agradecida por subir esta música maravillosa!
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Absolutely superb music and nice interpretation.
❤❤❤
Romania Mare.
proud to be a Romanian!
Frumoasa!
citat PSD
Genius!
Yehudi Menuhin's teacher...
Does anyone have notes of this piece? and want to share it? :)
DE PE LA MINUTUL 18 INCOLO, TOTUL E O MINUNATIE
How can I find the scores of this Caprice?
Am I not listening to any of this your composed musics. So. Just sounds, is it talking to itself, incredibles, it tells you to performs the ways currently projecting ,wrong problems are not the problems, the problems are is in you, is it a problem? Let's all have a together troublesome, instead you mad at me and I don't insult you any matters. Ok let's me trouble you first off, still getting my ways of troublesome.
Is there a Liszt influence here?
It is the folklore actually. Romania and Hungary are neighbours, so there are some similarities.
i hear what you mean
There are a lot of romanian influence in the Hungarian Rhapsodies.
@@didierschein8515 hun rapsodi in original You must lisen Mongolia folclore and to lisen original maghiar muzic go to lisen Hanti and Manti folc peoples from Rusia region Tiumeni.
@@adrianciobanu5856 Sunt niște similitudini între folclorul maghiar și cel mongol. Cât despre Hanty și Manty, știu că s-a interesat Bartók de ei, dar nu știu dacă s-au păstrat folclorul până acuma.
extraordinar