Stravinsky: Le Sacre du Printemps LIVE
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- Le Sacre du Printemps by Igor Stravinsky
Brussels Philharmonic conducted by Michel Tabachnik.
Recorded in Studio 4, Flagey, Brussels (Belgium) 2009.
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Bravo to the Brussels Philharmonic and to the conductor. This music is comparable to the great Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra, meaning, the sound is as good as it gets. Congratulations to Brussels for their excellence.
I've seen the Noord Nederlands Orkest preform it yesterday with Michel. Fabulous! But the two preformings before it didn't really make any feelings lose. But this! So good!
Introduction - 00:23
Augures printanières - 03:39
Jeu du rapt - 06:46
Rondes printanières - 08:01
Jeu des cités rivales - 11:22
Cortège du sage - 13:12
L'adoration de la terre - 13:54
Danse de la terre - 14:12
Introduction - 15:46
Cercles mystérieux des adolescentes - 19:26
Glorification de l'élue - 22:30
Evocation des ancêtres - 23:57
Action rituelle des ancêtres - 24:32
Danse sacrale - 28:00
Oh! How wonderful that you uploaded this! My original Joffrey has been the only thing out there with any visual clarity. THANK YOU!!!
It's a bass trumpet. Very rarely used.
It is indeed a piccolo trumpet.
I fell in love with the intro thanks to Fantasia!
Wonderful!
100 years today... still just as exhilarating.
Very good! I enjoyed doing homework to this!
nicely done
Oops...my mistake. Not the dance performance but what an amazing interpretation! Ozawa would approve!
Brilliant performance, the filming lets it down a bit, on that final chord we should see the conductor and/or the whole orchestra do the final sfff hit, why are we looking at the flutes? And 31:13, the climax of the whole piece why are we looking at just the horns instead of panning across the whole orchestra? Sounds amazing though
Joe Parrish the music is the MOST important part.
I stand corrected, then. It was the other way around!
I keep thinking Stravinsky had been listening to Gershwin when he wrote this piece. Am I wrong?
Hahah, 6 years and no answer :) Well, Gershwin was 14 y.o. when this piece premiered.
How could he listen to it ?!
@mdmurray2007: I think the trumpet you are describing is a Vienna trumpet
To any other trombonists out there, why at 28:43 do they go 3rd 4th 1st? It's C, B, Bb! Alternate slide positions! The Bb is played better on 5th than 1st, the tone is slightly more precise...
Not enough room, they fear to knock out the guy just ahead.
Unfortunately you are wrong; Gershwin was probably 11 or 12 when Stravinsky wrote this (1912-1913), and he didn't start writing music until about 1917.
I don't hear the güiro at 13:32!
It is from star wars
At minute 10:30- does anybody know which trumpet is being played by the fellow in front? It's silver and looks to be a piccolo trumpet? I saw another Le Sacre recording in which a small silver trumpet was being played that had keys (like a French horn) rather than valves. The keys were played by the right hand..have no idea what either of these instruments are called (other than some kind of trumpet).
The dynamics of the audio are completely compressed... I know it's OK for TV, but this is too much.
Wagner tubas @ 13:16!
OK, Angus, one more question: at 11:27, to the French horns' left side is a man playing what appears to be a small clarinet. Is that an alto clarinet? It looks about 3/4 the size of a B-flat clarinet.
It's an Eflat clarinet. Sometimes called sopranino or piccolo clarinet, but IMHO at least "piccolo" is more suited to the high Aflat clarinet. The alto is Eflat as well, but twice this size. - Since you're interested in instruments, I hope that you have noticed the alto flute.
OK, one more question: at 27:17- what is that instrument? Is it some type of valve/keyed trombone?
It is a bass trumpet in E flat
3:39
Yes, John Williams copied parts of that: /watch?v=iISxAhvv3ts :)
John Williams has stollen many parts....he lacks originality on all he does.....