Othmar Schoeck: Concerto per corno e orchestra d'archi op.65 (1951)
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- Othmar Schoeck (1886-1957): Concerto per corno e orchestra d'archi op.65 (1951) -- Marie Luise Neunecker, corno -- Radio-Philharmonie Hannover des NDR diretta da Uri Mayer ---
I. Lebhaft, energisch bewegt
II. Ruhig fliessend
III. Rondo, Äusserst schnell und leicht
-- cover image by Claude Monet ---
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Fantastic!! Great playing, wonderful sound!!🎶📯
Wunderschöne Interpretation dieses spätromantischen Konzerts mit mildem Ton des Solohorns und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen anderer Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt fließend. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Streichorchester im gut phrasierten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach erstklassig!
Great performance !
Thanks
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yes, a great concerto!
Fantastic..Great job!!!📯
Superb!!! Great sound, FANTASTIC!!
What a lovely piece!
Espectacular Marie Luise N.
Schoeck was a swiss postromantic composer. He loved particularly the string orchestra, for which he wrote splendid sores. Here, we have something different, a concerto fot horn and string orchestra. Note that the orchestra is still reduced to the strings. This is a fine score, in which the horn is treated with virtuosity, but avoids the aggressive sounds which can be fond in scores for horn from other composers at that time.
Schoeck was NOT only postromantic, in the 1920ies he was also modern, very up to date, But in the 1930ies he returned to that neo-postromantic style for which he was "famous", I think it also has to do with the fact that Schoeck wrote a lot of Lieder in the tradition of Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wolf... Do you know any other composer of the 20th century who wrote more than 400 Lieder? Poulenc wrote a lot of "Mélodies"...
I get the feeling that Die Schweiz escaped the horrors of WW2. No bombs ever fell on Zermatt! The mountain meadows suffered no hollowed out craters. Peace has reigned a long time in Helvetia.
très réducteur
@@Alix777. oui naturellement on ne peut pas faire une analyse musicologique détaillée en 10 lignes il faut 10 pages au moins on ne peut qu'écrire des tendances très générales. Reconnaissons que ce concerto a tout de même une caractéristique générale plus postromantique qu'expressionniste, stravinskienne ou webernienne. Ensuite, bien entendu, on peut décliner et nuancer cela. Cela se tient si nous comparons à ses concitoyens Honegger et Franck martin. RT puis dans mon esprit ce n'est pas une réserve, il faut de tout dans un monde musical pourvu que la qualité soit au RV ..... et incontestablement elle y est. Ce Concerto manquerait à la musique s'il n'exiqtait pas.
yes !!
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grande cornista!
This is really rather a good work. I had no idea.
Great Impressionist painting. Artist?
Monet...
@@TheWelleszTheatre Oui, je n'en suis pas sûre à 100 %, mais très probablement Claude Monet.
Gran compositor, y como tantos poco programado en conciertos y emisoras, por lo menos aquí, en España.
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