Barenboim, Ashkenazy: Double Concerto - Documentary of 1966
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- On the 11th March 1966, two great young pianists appeared together in public for the first time: Daniel Barenboim and Vladimir Ashkenazy played Mozart's Concerto for two pianos at the Fairfield Halls, Croydon.
This was also the first time that the English Chamber Orchestra was promoting its own concert.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Concerto in E Flat for two pianos.
0:31 Workshop
5:06 About Daniel Barenboim
8:20 About Vladimir Ashkenazy
10:20 First rehearsal
16:55 First rehearsal with the Orchestra
29:45 Barenboim conducts Mozart - Symphony No. 29
32:58 Double Concerto, First movement
43:14 Double Concerto, Second movement
51:16 Double Concerto, Third movement
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What a huge pleasure to see Ashkenazy and Barenboim interacting with each other and with other musicians. They are both so interesting, kind, charming, fun, talented. It strikes me that they are both straight but don't act over masculine and rough like so many guys I know. Instead, they speak gently with such charm that conquers everyone around.
I think they both marry their sweethearts the year after.
Mayen they had something
Daniel Barenboim has a certain elegant softness in his way of playing... And still so precise, clear, so distinct. I'm addicted to his recordings!!
I find DB's style of piano playing to be somewhat orchestral.
@@777rogerf Меткое замечание, точное слово!
Me too!
His EMI Mozart Concertos with the English Chamber Orchestra still sounds wonderful
Barenboim is second-rated pianist! The weak poor Gramophone magazine selected Barenboim's Mozart concertos their 50 greatest recordings list! That 50 greatest list do not have Richter no Gilels No Solomon no Lipatti no Sokolov no Pletnev but Barenboim and second-rated Aleksandr Melnikov his Shostakovich CD is the top 50! Are you kidding me! You must be joking Gramophone! Melnikov and Barenboim better than Richter and Gilels! Crazy world we are living!!
Wonderful. Saw and heard this in 1967. What a privilege, being able to watch it again at age 76! Thank you, TH-cam, Barenboim, Ashkenazy, Christopher Nupen.
WOW, I'm so envious!
Same too, I'm now 77 !!
Blessings!
Same too.. I’m now 75… Thank you Daniel and Vladimir! We love you very much!!! ❤
A Pot of Gold from the dusty vaults. Many many thanks Allegro Film.
I love how much confidence and authority Baremboim has at that young age while still being a lovely person. You could tell right then and there that dispite their age both him and Ashkenazy are in a league of their own.
Naud Peters Russian school of music
I love how well they worked together, as dear friends, with both humor and genius.
Thank the genius who decided to film and memorialize these parts - behind the scenes is so interesting and what a cool thing to see these 2 incredible and great masters as friends and playing off each other
What a thrill to see these two amazing performers together!
Wonderful ❤😂🎉
This whole video is pure joy, on so many levels!!! Thank you for posting.
The youth, the energy, the friendship, the rapport... And Ashkenazy is incredibly cute here!
I feel very lucky to have the privilege to listen to these
two giants. So beautiful ! It was 50 years ago .
ashkenazy was a short ass ?
What a treat, seeing these two musical giants together. So young and boyish, yet so immensely talented and accomplished. Many thanks for making this available.
Well said!
Hearhear!!! 🎶🎶🎶
Barenboim started out with such promise, but never delivered. Nothing new and nothing profound.
I have had so many transcendent moments with Ashkenazy and Barenboim separately. This is.....marvellous .
Mariss jansons
Me too!!!
This is the best gift I receive in years!!!
Yes, have watched this video many times; very touching especially these days, their knowledge, their friendship!.
Какое счастье,что интернет даёт возможность вернуться на 50 лет назад,и увидеть этих выдающихся музыкантов Даниэля Боренбойма и Владимира Ашкенази такими молодыми ,невероятно красивыми,талантливыми...
This documentary is pure gold
I love Barenboim's "no air please...yeeesss" at 20:00. I keep coming back to this video because I just can't believe how YOUNG Barenboim was. It's really mind-blowing to be not only a pianist at this level but conducting too; not just the technical level but the self-confidence he had (which is not the same thing as arrogance.) I guess when thrust into the adult world of classical music as a very young child prodigy, you become almost a miniature adult very quickly.
I just watched it for the 1st time. I agree on what you wrote. He is only 23 with a lot of trust and push from the greatest legends of that time, it is quite easy to get this confidence. He shows to be childish and adult at the same time.
This film is absolute gold. Two of my favorite pianists/conductors rehearsing together. Imagine being the next door neighbor at the time.
Incredible duet and fingers precision ! Happy to see that !
Thank you, Christopher Nupen, for such a wonderful documentary (and for "The Trout", too!) I love getting some deep background on Barenboim and Ashkenazy, seeing the rehearsals, backstage and of course, the performances. It's hard to believe that 50 yrs. could have passed since this documentary was made; they were so young and beautiful then!
I'm struck by the fact that the English Chamber Orchestra had a number of female members during the 60's, when most orchestras of note had few to none during that era! Kudos to that organization and their forward thinking!
Allegro is such a great source of art and this documentary is truly a treasure! Thank you!
Quanto vi amiamo !!! Grazie per averci dato la vostra arte !!!
A great privilege to see and hear this wonderful performance.
we love both pianist.they are super musician
Two fantastic musicians.... What a wonderful performance from them both... Most enjoyable..........
I want to see Daniel Barenboim live so badly! It’s my life-long dream!
Me too!
Would rather have had the privilege to see and hear his future wife Jacqueline du Pre.
Amazing talent. I cannot believe Daniel Barenboim was just 23 at the time. And both played without sheet music! My favourite bit is 53:33!
I do agree with you 100%
Barenboim is still very active in his 70's.
80’s !! Real miracle Watch his recent
2020 solo recitals to admire!!
Those were the days! Saw both DB and VA in Sydney in the 70s. Fond memories of a simpler time.
How wonderful!!
On trouve des perles sur TH-cam ! Merci d'avoir mis en ligne ce fabuleux documentaire que je viens seulement de découvrir. Il est intéressant à plus d'un titre, celui de faire connaissance avec deux jeunes pianistes si talentueux., celui aussi de pouvoir voir le deuxième piano, ce qui n'est pas le cas dans une salle de concert, et enfin se rendre compte à quel point Mozart a demander à lui-même et à sa soeur le même travail. Merci
This recording is special to me because was the one that got me into classical music, but is the first time that I see the documentary of it, so thank you so much for posting this!
Thank you so much for posting this.from more than 50 yrs ago! And wonderful to see a very young John Williams !
I have watched this so many times and love it every time. Such incredible talent
Great documentary. Thank you for posting.
Fascinating ! The real pleasure in making music.
D. Barenboim war hier gerade einmal 24 Jahre alt. Super machte er das!!!!
My Good!!! The two artists I Love together!!!
Thank You Very much ❤️
Maravilloso. Hace tiempo que no disfrutaba tanto de un concierto. Histórico.
Excellent documentary.
Commovente vedere entusiasmo di questi due grandissimi artisti che confermeranno il.lprobyakento negli anni futuri !! Grazie Daniel e Wladimir per quanto ci avete dato jn questi lunghi anni!!!@
These guys know how to play Mozart. The new generations should learn from them.
I agree. Mozart`s ghost was there . Have you seen the Barenboim`s Beethoven masterclasses ?
Awesome! to see them both together! Thanks!
Nupen's films will always be an inspiration to me. When I'm making my films on Classical Music I return to his oeuvre for the motivation!
This is how friends treat each other. So humble and respectful. Foundation for creating masterful performance. Thank you both for sharing your talent
the real masters ...legends
fantastic
Absolutely BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!
He aquí, en conjunción a dos de los más grandes pianistas interpretando al más sublime e insuperable el cual es Mozart. Bendiciones para los tres. Gracias.
I wish I could hear them live! Two Music Titans!
Wonderful!
This is so enormously inspiring
Thank you so much for posting this video. It is such a treat.
Commovente che questi due meravigliosi artisti si entusiasmano per loro prestazione
Thank you!
Kim O'Hagan I
This music and performance is life.
Wow Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
Well all these people who nit-pick to see who is the best musician!! To me they are both brilliant and have enjoyed many recordings by both. If I had just a quarter of their talent I would be happy...
Well said! Music is for enjoying, whether playing or listening. The reason this is so good is precisely because these gents are of that conviction.
Many thanks for making this available
What a joy. Two of my favorites! Thank you!
Amid all
fake news and reality tv it´s wonderful to be able to make a nostalgic trip to
the 60s and enjoy these great talents. Than you ever so much!
Fabulous . Thank you again Christopher xxx
They're so adorable 😍
Aren't they, though?!
Qué maravillosa juventud...!!! Un verdadero disfrute: Mozart y dos grandes; qué más se necesita?
Beautiful playing.
Fantastic .. my early Sunday morning evasion. 😘😘
Qué joya este video, por favor! Gracias por subirlo! Como buen argentino, Daniel se la pasaba cargoseando y empujando a su amigo Vladimir.
thanks for posting!
Tuwo great artist !! Thank you for your performance!!@
Excellent
Wow. That was great
Fantastisch und unvergesslich!
super cool
Fantastic
Brilliant 👌✨
Fantastic! L❤️VE IT!
It is very exciting & entertaining to see these two gifted pianists bounce around at the keyboard with that marvelous orchestra playing behind them. You get the sensation of a playful Mozart or young piano prodigy just enjoying a day in his life. It's so blissful; & getting to wave their arms around is just an added treat. Its like a classical music pep rally. Daniel Borennboim has the expressions & vocal tonality of one of my former co-workers in the Electro-Optics Laboratory at Raytheon Company, so I wonder if they have the same nationality? No, they don't, because Tom Panageotopolis was Greek. I wonder why the similarities? Great video, especially the formal concert! Wow! Exquisite footage! At 33:22, those pianos have their cover boards completely removed! OMG. The collaboration in that 1st rehearsal "10:20"and the sound is blissfully wonderful! Bravo! Dan is right, "Very good, very good!"
I like what you said about "a playful Mozart or young piano prodigy just enjoying a day in his life"; I think that's very much how how Barenboim was as a young man. Re Barenboim reminding you of a Greek co-worker: he speaks six languages FLUENTLY (Spanish, Hebrew, German, French, Italian and English) (many YTube videos over the years, though a video where he's speaking Italian was hard to find!). Maybe that's why he reminds you "vocally" of your friend?
@@annedwyer797 👍❤
So glad to see Fou Ts'ong in the video
Here is another video with Fou Ts'ong, take a look: th-cam.com/video/d7bFp0eUN2o/w-d-xo.html
It is a hopeless soul who disliked this video.
This concert made Ashkenazy world famous. It was his breakthrough.
Ashkenazy was already well known in the West from the beginning of the 60s. He was established in the USSR right from his late teens and toured America in 1958, albeit with a Soviet official in tow. Indeed this memorable concerto performance with Barenboim further established his reputation in this country, but it was not his breakthrough as such.
At this early stage of his illustrious career Ashkenazy possessed a brilliant mastery of the instrument along with great musical sensitivity. I'm sure when the time comes he'll be remembered as one of the truly great pianists of the second half of the last Century.
Powerful!
My most favorite pianist is at the judge seat - Emil Gilels.
You have excellent taste!
Legendary
Gracias por ver y escuchar, ese hermoso joven luchador..BORENBOIN.
Brotherly match well
Passionate,: calm character
Music friend each other
Two genius's
Even John Williams was there .. Magnificent...
Amazing to see early films Gilels watching Barenboim. Ashkenazy 's wife must have been an impressive pianist ! Who made Barenboim learn first Brahms Sonata gee at 15 playing op.106 !
Gilels was such a Giant himself back then
24:14 'He practiced today!'
12:58
😂😂😂💜
I love this part. Two geniuses at work
Legend.🎼
maravilhoso
A great performance! (Vladimir had one helluva cowlick back then.)
Wonderful. Saw u
Ashkenazy and Barenboim - two small men with big ambitions.
pianist : Ashkenazy > Barenboim
conductor : Barenboim > Asheknazy
I mean to each their own. It's a very fair evaluation
This is so fucking cool!
와우~~~~
❣
At 16:16 Barenboim uses the expression "putting in alcohol"... I haven't heard that before.
I might be wrong, but I think is Argentinian. I have certainly heard Argentinians use it (in Spanish)
Barenboim reminds me a bit of actor Jean Reno, with a touch of Michael Imperiolli