ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
- This 4-part documentary series follows the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and conductor Paavo Järvi as they prepare a Beethoven cycle: all nine symphonies in four days at the Beethovenfest in Bonn. The star conductor and individual musicians reveal their dedication to their art - in rehearsals, in concert and behind the scenes. What is the vision of this professional chamber orchestra?
- เพลง
Dear Musicians and Maestro,
I love all of your Beethoven Symphony performances. Thank you for sharing your insightful stories about how you rehearse , interpret, and perform as a group. I consider Maestro Paavo Jarvi the finest conductor of our generation. I have been moved by both your words and music.
Ich danke Ihnen
I've watched all from Paavo Jarvi with this incredible Philharmonic. Every time i watch seems that is the Eternal Beethoven's project. Why? Simple, it's the best we could all ever heard. Thanks Paavo, thanks for all the musicians in Bremen. Hugs from Brazil.
The opening shot spells it perfectly. Orchestra and conductor as collaborators and not subjects and rulers. Walking together.
You are so beautiful... the fantastic production team of all videos around Kammerphilharmonie included. You made it possible, to become a member of this orchestra, by deflecting all this atmorsphere, passion and tension, intensity and creaziness outward.
Thank you so much.
Excellent documentary. Thank you. At music, the Germans are unsurpassable.
Am I the only person to notice that the funeral march has the fifth Symphony' motif? (Esp. the timpani part)
Very clever from you my special friend Madana.Ludwig always expects to be fully discovered and to give life and transcendental Beauty to the souls from everyone in Earth and in the whole Universe.YAN AYRTON ,a beethovenian spirit and aprendice from him.
Un fabuloso conductor de una orquesta sinfónica
Maestro Jarvi is correct in saying tht the Marche Funebre of the Eroica is a "military funeral" if one considers that Beethoven composed this glorious symphony in tribute to one of the greatest, if controversial, military campaigners of all time....Napoleon Bonaparte. Was not its original title supposed to have been the 'Bonaparte Symphony" until the repugnant (in the composer's eyes) self-crowning of the Corsican led Beethoven to rip up the score, muttering that 'tyrant?'
If the hero of the Heroic Symphony was Bonapart, why didn’t Beethoven burn the entire score instead of just ripping off the dedication? The reason is that the hero is Beethoven himself.
@@stephenmullany794 Alas you are incorrect and the O.P is on the money.
i want to play with you guys!!!
Why do they use natural trumpets?
Modern trumpets sound too smooth. Same with modern timpani. Using the old trumpets and timpani with hard sticks -- brings a vibrant color that the modern equivalents don't.
why not? ;)