Prokofiev: Violin concerto no. 2 - Stefan Jackiw - Andrew Litton - Sinfónica de Galicia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- SERGUÉI PROKÓFIEV (1891-1953)
Concierto para violín y orquesta nº 2, en sol menor, op. 63
Allegro moderato (00:17)
Andante assai (11:31)
Allegro ben marcato (21:48)
J. S. Bach: largo (30:57)
Orquesta Sinfónica de Galicia
Stefan Jackiw, violín
Andrew Litton, director
Grabación realizada en el Palacio de la Ópera de A Coruña el 10 de marzo de 2017
Realización de Antonio Cid / RDC Producciones
Grabación de sonido de Pablo Barreiro / Radio Galega
Oh my god the 2nd movement.... how could anybody be this talented?
This orchestra is really good... esp the way they control the dynamics, and articulation simply perfect! one of my fav orchestras, among Berlin Philharmony and London Philharmony.
Xi Chang I know!!!!! So underrated unfortunately.
Wow the second movt is heaven... amazing interpretation!!!
YES!!!
Both in this and the Scottish Fantasy, soloist and orchestra complement each other beautifully. Fantastic performances. Jackiw's sheer technical mastery, phrasing, and tonal coloring are amazing. What a bow arm!
the man playing the second violin is really enjoying
I also noticed him! he was having such a good time
Outstanding performance by an outstanding musician!
Fantastic performance !!!!!! Love you Stefan !!!!!!!
So tragic, so holy, almost heroic, mysterious life revealing!! Love to Stefan
First time listening to this concerto and this violinist. Absolutely magical.
Wow they performed together again!! I've been loving the Scottish Fantasy on the youtube, Stefan and Sinfonica de Galicia played together few years ago.
This has topped that! So exquisite, touching and beautiful for whole 35 minutes. You guys are really fantastic match as an orchestra and a lead player! Such a perfect piece deserved to be cherished🤘
Great violinist. He is currently (2018) doing a residency at University of Maryland College Park in USA. Last week he played the four Ives violin sonatas with Jeremy Denk there. Spectacular!
I hope one day he will visit University of Chicago and perform here :)
Stefan is AMAZING... Why haven't I heard more of him?!! I hope he receives much more recognition as he clearly deserves it.
I agree. What finesse!
Soloist and orchestra make an ensemble here and the dynamics get the attention the work deserves. This is possibly the best I have heard as pure music.
Superb performance by Mr. Jackiw, who is sadly underrated but an exceptional talent and artist. Best wishes for a lifelong successful career. This orchestra is also world class and underrated. It's difficult to guess audience attendance numbers from the orchestra's YT videos but they show many empty seats. The high level of their performances should be standing room only, sold out concerts. The videos are excellent and appreciated by music lovers but live music is best. Buy tickets and attend their concerts!
I'm not sure who you think underrates him. I for one, consider him the world's best - and I have no doubt many others do, too!
You are most heartily welcomed!
Please come visit one y the many beautiful corners of Europe 😊
Klare und spannende Aufführung dieses technisch anspruchsvollen Konzerts mit gut artikuliertem Ton der Solovioline und perfekt synchronisierten Töne anderer Instrumente. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das perfekt trainierte Orchester im lebhaften Tempo mit effektiver Dynamik. Echt Gänsehaut!
This is the best Prokofiev 2 I have ever heard!
one of my favourite rendition, along with kavakos' and mullova's. BRAVO!!
目前TH-cam上聽過演出/錄音最喜歡的版本~
Demasiado hermoso!
Magnifique !!! 👏🏻👏🏻💐
Beyond words.....I'm quiet.
Me encanta este concierto, en particular el segundo movimiento. No conocía a Stefan Jackiw, en cambio soy una rendida admiradora de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Galicia, magnífica en esta pieza como siempre, pero debo decir que desde hoy lo soy también de este joven violinista. He escuchado una de mis versiones favoritas, la de David Oistrakh, y la de Jackiw y no sabría decir cuál me emociona más. Gracias por estos momentos.
Bravo. So talent!
Love Stefan!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The best!!!
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Amazing! Bravo!
Hola Adrian! Great playing!
Nunca había oído a Stefan Jackiw y debo decir que ese tipo es un brujo capaz de lanzar conjuros con el violín.
El concierto es superlativo aunque sí tengo que protestar por un ruido como crepitante, de algo que roza contra algo por presión, no imagino qué puede ser pero es un incordio.
La media hora se pasa volando y la sonata final ("Largo") es espectacular y bien cargada de ímpetu y emoción.
El escenario del Palacio de la Ópera en A Coruña es bastante ruidoso...
Gracias por la información pero...... sí, debian arreglar esas cosas, verdad? En médio a una opera talvez no se oiga nada, pero en un concierto... enfin, és una bellísima presentación de Stefan y la orquesta.
Wonderful !
This concerto dates rom the "soviet" period of
Zachwycająca gra skrzypka Stefana Jackiwa
I have two bows, the first branding "made in 🏵Japan" with pearl and Nickle/Silver and another one From Germany "rmny" branded under back of the frog and with " Robert Soetens ☆☆ " branded above the frog made of Brazilian Pernambuco and silver and pearl.. got both with a 1713 Violin and case There is some minor damage and the bows need rehaired and I hope to play as well one day with some of these lucky Treasure Fond here in the midwest.
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Oh dear at 25:05 what went wrong? Timing?
0:20
2:22
this orchestra is full of besties
jackiw used the same fingering for the first two entrances on the g string, which i think should be avoided. there was something off about the whole opening. it lacked the feeling of long line. it got better at the quicker part leading into the 2nd theme, a 2nd theme that should have felt like one in sonata form, but didn't. the first movement didn't convince me in general. not a lot of elasticity in the solo part, and a lot of sudden tempo changes which interferred with the tight structure of the movement, and a lack of natural flow. who could tell where one was? i heard a lot of beats one and three, and not of beats one, two, three, four. the irony of the ending was lost. in the 2nd movement, should the clarinets be louder than the soloist at the beginning? i don't think so. dovetailing is one thing, disappearing another. i didn't care for the way the soloist used so much bow on short note values, making for internal jerkiness in phrasing. i don't know, just didn't do it for me. the third movement 'devil's waltz' lacked urgency from the very start. then why such noise on the g string when it's only marked mf? there were a lot of 'poco piu moso' minues the 'poco'. at the very end there was a very precipitous accelendando which barely made it. but the soloist and orchestra ended together. i think a more gradual accelerando would have been more appropriate. i found the last movement rather slow.
A tad over analysed perhaps? Listening without the score sometimes helps to see the wood for the trees, more appreciation for what was achieved, less criticism of what was not? So many layers of complexities to reconcile... Isn't each performance a unique offering to the audience? Take it or leave it. Perfection is not the goal, God forbid.
@@WiseOwl_so_1d_like_to_think Absolutely. Technical perfection does not in itself lead to enjoyment of music. As a non violinist I would not be aware of some imperfections in the soloist`s playing but if the overall performance gave much pleasure, which it does here, that is what counts.
Very interesting comments. But do you have a general appreciation? You have not mentioned anything positive. Was this so bad? Can you recommend better renditions? Surely you have some in mind.
Was your comment part of a thesis?
Who hurt you? Get out of your head mate