Nicolas Altstaedt | Esa-Pekka Salonen: Violoncellokonzert | SWR Symphonieorchester
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- Esa-Pekka Salonen: Violoncellokonzert | Liederhalle Stuttgart, November 2019
Nicolas Altstaedt, Violoncello
SWR Symphonieorchester
Dirigent: Christoph Eschenbach
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Stellar! I really like the first movement interplay of the cello and the winds, the inspired use of bongos, and the clarinet solo near the end. I think that is a nod to the clarinet concerto of Salonen’s friend, Magnus Lindberg. Regardless, it’s a magnificent composition.
Brilliant execution! BRAVO!!!!
finally could hear this piece.. as an salonen fans from indonesia, would be difficult to hear this since he promoted this with yo-yo ma as his companion soloist
...and asked Nicolas Altstaedt to perform the Finnish premiere afterwards: m.th-cam.com/video/Ho4sXjRHppE/w-d-xo.html
As a layperson words fail me. But my heart reverberates.
Wonderful! Could you tell me please the name of this masterpiece and by whom it was written?
This is Esa-Pekka Salonen's Cello Concerto. An absolutely incredible piece of music!
@@nathanfrancisco6974 thanks a lot! 🌷
I was very impressed with the whales sound in the end. Actually I thought it was produced by fingers friction on the cello strings but now I perceive it is electronically produced. Am I right?
The seagull sound is created live on the violoncello at 18:35, recorded and looped. You hear the recording at the end of the piece again.
You seem to have a problem with erasure. It has happened again!?!
Why have all my comments on this program going back two years been schrubbed although SWR claimed to love almost all of them?
Unfortunately we have no idea, what happened to your comments, which we always appreciated very much. We will further investigate ...
I congratulate you on your exceptional achievements over the last ten years! Not being able to communicate with you would be a great loss to me.
It's just sound! Where is the melody? Modern music is nonsense. This music sounds like it should be coming out from a Mystery Hitchcock movie where there are clips coming from every direction, because the sound is all over the place. This isn't writing it's: What sounds can I come up with?
There's literally a long melodic phrase from 3:00-4:00, do you not have any ears? I can't stand people like you that think that classical music should still sound the way it did in the times of Schubert, Beethoven, Mozart etc. This piece has beautiful melody and harmony, and it also produces wonderful and interesting sounds.
And there's also another beautiful melodic line at 11:14-11:50
In fact this doesn’t sound that modern, more like early 20th century. What would you think about composers like Xenakis, Lachenmann, Sciarrino, Romitelli, etc?
If you approach art to find what you already know you can miss out on enriching experiences, beyond that wall of 'familiar' (and 'familiar & easy to comprehend' is always a matter of... getting familiarised :) )
That being said, there is plenty melodic material here. Have you listened beyond the first few minutes? Also, to me it sounds very impressionistic, kind of like if Debussy or Ravel witnessed the Northern Lights (sure, with many differences in style, but I mean in character)
This piece is so luminous, shimmering, vibrant, maybe try again with open ears? There is more to music than melodies you can hum (but there are clearly hummable motives here!)
Yes, music is 'just sound', sounds put together in a myriad of possible ways.
There is atmosphere and expressivity here
(&what's wrong with 'clips coming from every direction', like it shortly happens in this piece? Is that not a possible state of being to be explored? An inner space... or colorful images...)