EUROPA OPEN AIR des hr-Sinfonieorchesters und der Europäischen Zentralbank
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2019
- Ausschnitte aus dem Programm:
GEORG FRIEDRICH HÄNDEL
»Halleluja« aus dem Oratorium »Der Messias« ∙
GIUSEPPE VERDI
Finale 2. Akt aus der Oper »Aida« ∙
JACQUES OFFENBACH
»Barcarole« aus der Oper »Hoffmanns Erzählungen« ∙
GEORGES BIZET
Duett »Au fond du temple saint« aus der Oper »Die Perlenfischer« ∙
ALBERT ROUSSEL
Bacchus et Ariane - Suite Nr. 2 ∙
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
9. Sinfonie - Schlusssatz mit Chorfinale ∙
Julia Kleiter, Sopran ∙
Nora Gubisch, Mezzosopran ∙
Francesco Demuro, Tenor ∙
Attilio Glaser, Tenor ∙
Paul Gay, Bariton ∙
Chœur de la Monnaie ∙
Martino Faggiani, Choreinstudierung ∙
hr-Sinfonieorchester - Frankfurt Radio Symphony ∙
Alain Altinoglu, Dirigent ∙
Andrea Ballschuh, Moderation ∙
22. August 2019 ∙
Weseler Werft, Frankfurt am Main ∙
Website: www.hr-sinfonieorchester.de
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I don't know why I've never seen this concert till now. It's just marvelous. The video and sound quality is outstanding. The orchestra, choir, soloists and conducting are out of this world. Doesn't get any better than this. I can't get over how many people have come to see this, and to see how happy it makes everyone. That's just wonderful. Then I think to myself, why can't we all live in love and peace with one another just as Jesus taught us. Anyways, Thank you so much for uploading this wonderful concert. Such a joy to watch.
Open air concerts are great
What a gorgeous audience fans, oh yezzzzzz, let only music rule the world and let it sound just this good, big loving hug all music lovers out there, what a great event indeed, unforgettable ❤
Echt erfreuliche Aufführung dieser populären Meisterstücke mit brillanten Töne aller Instrumente sowie kräftigen Stimmen des ganzen Chors und herrlichen Stimmen aller Solisten. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester im lebhaften Tempo mit völlig effektiver Dynamik. Lang lebe, die EU!
Magnifique concert !!! Bravo !!! heureusement il y a encore des gens qui aiment la musique classique !!!! A la télévision ,on nous sert que la variété !!!!
Wonderful music! Ben and Mary, USA
귀 눈이 호사를 누렸습니다.
음악이군요 이것이 음악이네요.
감사합니다. 계속 발전하시길 기원합니다.
Frankfurt may not have one of the world's best outdoor venues for concerts such as this, but it does have what I believe has become one of the world's great orchestras. It's excellent to have them sharing this highly enjoyable popular concert, clearly very much appreciated by the audience at the packed venue ─ also by this viewer! Thank you. [Although perhaps for the TH-cam HD upload, the talks by the Moderator could have been omitted.]
Deutschland
Excelente concierto la armonía de la música con la naturaleza amo este tipo de presentación saludos desde Tixtla de Guerrero, Guerrero México
Teşekkürler, çok beğendim
Lovely event, so lovely guys, wish you every weekend have this wonderful reunion, Frankfurt family on the beach, sing along everybody plizzzzzz, fans world wide love youuuuu guys
Outstanding performance!!!
Grazie mille per la condivisione, molto gradito, video e audio eccellenti
Bravo, Bravo! Fascinante ouvir esta orquestra afinadissima.
I missed Tchaikovsky there ! Anyway regards to the beautiful city, people and country.
Benção Divina compartilhar a milhares de kilometros distante, de um espetáculo tão maravilhoso.
Magnificent.
Vivo en MÉXICO me gusta MUCHO. LO DISFRUTE.GRACIAS.
Hermoso 👌👌👌 me encantó
Muy bueno
55:06
Solo falto el final de la octava de Mahler, y hubiera estado sublime esta concierto, pero fue un extraordinario concierto.
Optically and acoustically a masterpiece - bravo! Watching it again, I still find the repertoire rather confusing though. Granted, Liszt's Totentanz (With Alice Sara Ott) has been removed for this compilation, thereby avoiding another strange twist. Besides, a "Dance of Death" on a program that's supposed to celebrate 20 years of EURO... what is this supposed to tell us?
Perhaps it was meant as a "Memento Mori"?
Cosima, you may have a point in questioning the appropriateness of "totentanz" as a jubilant piece but be honest: how can you, how can anyone make a "proper selection" of European music. It's like picking up five "nicest" stars from the clear skies; there is sooo much good, excellent, fantastic music. It's is virtually impossible. Which brings me to another point: perhaps the organizers of the Europa Open Air festival should try to open the repertory towards the world and incorporate - in shorter, well measured and carefully choreographed - pieces of, say Japanese music, Northern Native musics,.... I know this sounds crazy, perhaps even offensive to a more traditionally-attuned, gentler Mittel-European ear, but, hey, we are becoming if not one but a much tighter, and much more dynamically connected plurality of ethnicities and cultures. Why wouldn't Frankfurt be a torch-bearer of this natural process?
Timestamps would be great
Gente culta.
Because it's in Germany. Would itvhsve been in Britain. You would. I guarantee this...politics