Quote from Balakirev’s suggestion: 3 main strands 00:00 Intro.: Friar Laurence theme (F minor, chorale-like) 04:59 Main Theme: War of Capulets and Montagues (B minor, cym. as sword fight) 07:24 Subordinary Theme: Love Theme (D-flat Major, E.H., Va. as Romeo, Fl. as Juliet) -------------- 10:53 Development 13:13 Recapitulation M.T. 14:14 S.T. 17:46 Coda
Yeah, the relation between Tchaikovsky and Balakirev is written in many biography books, specially about this “Romeo and Juliet”. If Tchaikovsky completed opera “Romeo and Juliet”.....that I can easily imagine to become magnificent work like “Queen of spades” what I love.
I agree with you. He has both brilliant emotion, passion and reason. A concert master of NHK symphony orchestra said “He is SUPER natural”. Maestro Fedoseyev respects and loves the works of composer and he always asks “Am I right, Pyotr Ilich?”(He said in TV interview).
But the musical snobs in Russia HATE Fedoseyev and called him "Bayan-Karayan" (because Fedoseyev was a Chief conductor of Folk Orchestra in 1970s). Nobody hate famous and outstanding Russians so much like other Russians :(((((((((((
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Тысячу раз обожаемые, всегда узнаваемые, как родная душа. Вот что значит для меня музыка в исполнении оркестра Федосеева.
It seems I am in the theater of Shakespear and watching this theater to swueeze tears
What a great, imaginative, and supremely musical conductor!
Excellent orchestra and conductor/dirigent/director/conducator.
Bravo fantastic concert
Fedoseyev’s Tchaikovsky is always on point
Браво маэстро, брависсимо !
多麼偉大，富有想像力和至高無上的音樂指揮！
同時也是最平民化的指揮家。
Quote from Balakirev’s suggestion: 3 main strands
00:00 Intro.: Friar Laurence theme (F minor, chorale-like)
04:59 Main Theme: War of Capulets and Montagues (B minor, cym. as sword fight)
07:24 Subordinary Theme: Love Theme (D-flat Major, E.H., Va. as Romeo, Fl. as Juliet)
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10:53 Development
13:13 Recapitulation M.T.
14:14 S.T.
17:46 Coda
Yeah, the relation between Tchaikovsky and Balakirev is written in many biography books, specially about this “Romeo and Juliet”. If Tchaikovsky completed opera “Romeo and Juliet”.....that I can easily imagine to become magnificent work like “Queen of spades” what I love.
Thanks!!
What a great, imaginative and supreme musical conductor!
At the same time, he is also the most civilian conductor.
I agree with you. He has both brilliant emotion, passion and reason. A concert master of NHK symphony orchestra said “He is SUPER natural”.
Maestro Fedoseyev respects and loves the works of composer and he always asks “Am I right, Pyotr Ilich?”(He said in TV interview).
But the musical snobs in Russia HATE Fedoseyev and called him "Bayan-Karayan" (because Fedoseyev was a Chief conductor of Folk Orchestra in 1970s). Nobody hate famous and outstanding Russians so much like other Russians :(((((((((((
00:00簡介：男修道士勞倫斯（F小調，類似合唱）
04:59主旋律：Capulets和Montagues戰爭（B小調，以劍斗形式出演）
07:24附屬主題：愛情主題（D-flat Major，弗吉尼亞州E.H.，飾演Romeo，佛羅里達州飾演Juliet）
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10:53發展
13:13總結
14:14 S.T.
17:46 Coda
viva sempre Vladimir Fedoseev
Wladimir Fedosejew
Watching the bassoon player's eyebrows at around 0:20.
Thanks for the video!
Who is the 1st trumpet? Doesn't seem to be V. Goncharov, but sounds impressive.
Alexandr Grigorovich Molostov!
He is good and very nice person!!!