Nicola Benedetti - Marietta's song (Glück, das mir verblieb)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2015
- BBC Proms 2015
Violinist, Nicola Benedetti with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra under Kirill Karabits.Marrieta's Song(Glück, das mir verblieb) Die Tote Stadt- Erich Wolfgang Korngold - เพลง
Beautiful - tears to ones eyes
What would be the point to life without music. This completely blew me away, I'm floating around on a pink cloud at the moment, without a care in the world.
This is absolute perfection, Nicola stands head and shoulders above all before her.
I heard this piece for the first time today on Classic FM. I was mesmerised, by the music and her playing. Everything disappeared for those few exquisite minutes. Absolute perfection.
Please find out the lyrics!!!💝 this is such a wonderful opera
I agree with @aschkinable, this music is even better when performed as intended, with the human voice. I recommend Kiri Te Kanawa's or Renee Fleming's version here on youtube.
Korngold and Benedetti what a magic combination. Perfection.
I can only think of one word....'beautiful!'
Sublime !..Tears flowed..what a performance..stunning..
Wonderful to see this exquisite piece live! For those who want to hear the violin more clearly above the orchestra, and without the cheesy BBC intro music, the version on the album Silver Violin is the answer to those problems (and to life's problems in general.) Somehow she turns one of the very greatest opera arias ever written into one of the greatest violin pieces ever performed.
I admit to trying to get past the intro. Agreed. And, also, agreed on her amazing performance, as well.
when i listen to this, it brings me to tears... her playing is exquisite .... what a job.. i've been lucky enough to see her perform at the St Magnus Festival in orkney.... just amazing....
Great, everything slowly slides away from me. This is the medicine that brings pure happiness to me.
This is outstanding and find it washes over my soul and moves me greatly, Bravo Nicola, Korngold.
Breathtakingly beautiful....
This must be one of my favourite pieces of music and Nicola Benedetti is definitely my favourite musician 😊🎵
Sublime et Divine ....Bravo Nicola Benedetti ,tears in my eyes !
Beutiful, talent and plays exquisite. Makes me cry.
Absolute perfection!!!!!!
She is as beautiful as what she does. Miraclewoman!
Nicola is a truly incredible violinist. Love this lady x
Nicola makes the violin sing the duet, she is wonderful just like the song
Tears galore.....
Yes, Robert. The gift of tears, opening the door of the soul.
She’s fabulous!
Simply sublime!
I listen to Classic Fm 24/7 and one night they played this fantastic piece, I searched high and low to discover what it was and now my joy is complete, I have found God in the perfection of magical music
William Stephen n
There is a beautiful trumpet version by Tine Thing Helseth, an absolutely amazing Norwegian Trumpet Player.
Heard this on CFM earlier today and thought it was so lovely, just had to hear it again.
Happy a country with such a great outstanding artist between them!
Beautiful arrangement.
こんな上品なメロディ、美しい演奏は初めて聴きました。彼女は清楚で繊細な演奏で大変感動しました。ありがとう❤️
Heaven sent so beautiful it soothes the soul. Magnificent.
Nicola's playing of Bruch's Scottish Fantasy is remiminisent of the Fingals Cave by Mendelsohn. You feel the sway of the boat as you cross the sea to the Inner Isles. Her Homecoming LP is sublime
Korngold a true great and Nicola now the supreme violinist this lifts the soul totally agree about the TAUBER and Lehmann version.
Beautiful music! Superbly performed! Bravo!
Thanks for the post!
Jamshed K Delvadavala
Mumbai.
I am moved to tears. Heavenly.
Beautiful Nicola, this is stunning, like always! x
Stunningly beautiful.
simply beautiful
extraordinario
Marvellous! Wonderful!!!
meravellosa Benedetti !!!
Bloody beautyfull 😢❤
love this musce
Bellissimo.
What a beautiful melody!!
Zo prachtig speelt de solovioliste. Echt supermooi
The Wonder of it is for me One can Call upon such Profound Music and the Performance of same with just the Stroke of a Key!
Rob Sinclaire filmswestern films
Just wonderful.
Siplemente maravilloso.¡¡¡
Beautiful 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Wonderful, I hadn't even heard of Korngold a month ago - ClassicFM really does stick to the old regulars. This is superb, thanks for posting. And I can't believe somebody did a 'thumbs down'! Do philistines roam around here doing that to all the wonderful things?
Sorry,only just seen this ( I try to ration my favorites!) I think another explanation of thumbs down is snobbishness. Sort of: too lush to be taken seriously. Although I think the logical place for such an opinion might be neutral. But of course they can't express that by a symbol so they'd have to come out of the woodwork and own to a comment then! Lovely as this note for note instrumentation is though, I think this 'aria' is better expressed by the human voice.
Korngold must be one of the most underrated composers. And no thanks to classical fm with their miserably short playlist.
Agree , I listen to CFM all the time and they have introduced me to some lovely music, including this, then I hardly ever hear them again :(
Give radio 3 a whirl I learn something every day. Room for both Cfm and R3 😊
Maybe the thumbs down is because this is a duet for soprano and tenor - very often sung as a soprano solo - but NOT FOR VIOLIN
Korngold should be as well known as Puccini and Verdi. This opera is wonderful, not just Marietta's Lied
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Exquisite!
Heaven. :)
I'd be very happy to play 1/100th as beautifully as Nicky Benedetti
Ah, Andrew, wouldn't we all? Nicky is a gift to our souls.
WUNDERSCHÖN!!!
BBC sports personality brought me to this, and Shazam lol
There is a beautiful trumpet version by Tine Thing Helseth, an absolutely amazing Norwegian Trumpet Player.
thanks for this great tip pal !
I agree, she is overcome by emotion when plays this.
@@jimwolstencroft8441 I have been a hugh fan of Tine Thing Helseth for some time. She ignited a love of the trumpet as a solo instrument for me, and that is how I first heard Mariett's Lied. I love every instrumental and vocal version I have heard, but keep going back to Helseth's version. She has a very diverse repertoire - I encourage you all to explore it.
Yes both stunning! I go back and forth between the two.
Tine Thing Helseth plays trumpet to this. As she finishes, her emotion is apparent. Is yours????
A daft comment.
Its a pity that Korngolds music is not generally better known amonst the music loving community
I just come across this video and frankly I could care less about the music. Sorry Nicky you look so beatiful. She is wonderful.
Beautiful, this instrumental version, but doesn't quite reach the height of pathos of the original vocal version -especially the duet. Of the many recordings, I still love Tauber/Lehman the best...
Listen to Lotte Lehmann and Richard Tauber (1924) for the real deal.
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Sounds good. She just needs to be heard over the orchestra, the orchestra is overpowering her.
stupid beginning