J'y reviens toujours, on peut écouter n'importe lequel de ses concerto, c'est un véritable enchantement, on est transporté loin des tracas et chagrins..🙏🎶❤️🎶✨🎻✨
Spannende Musik, vertraute Klänge gemischt mit Neuem, irrsinnig feinen hohen Tönen und schwindelerregenden Herausforderungen an den Geiger. Herzlichen Dank fürs Hochladen und liebe Wochenendgrüsse.
Les oreilles et le cœur ne se trompent pas, faites écouter ça à un enfant, il va adorer ! C'est fabuleusement beau. L'adagio Waouh , à mourir de plaisir ❣️🌹🎶💓🎶✨
I heard the third movement of this for the first time today, on WETA, my local classical music station. I was surprised by the high notes throughout the movement, especially the A7s.
I consider de Bériot as one of the greatest composers for the violin. This concerto is for me an example for the romance and a good start for the weekend again in home. Wish you also a fine weekend my dear friend!
I believe De Beriot wrote 10 violin concertos, none ever played today. Belgium composers, and there were lots of them, never really managed to break into the concert hall repertoire. One reason is their lack of "good themes". However, having said that, this like some of his others I'm familiar with, is well worth listening to.
As expected, there is only Henri Vieuxtan's master, and it is a concerto left by the violin virtuoso. I have a complete collection of Vieuxtan's violin concertos, but I didn't know about this Charles-Auguste de Bériot violin concerto. This song should have more opportunities to play, and if sibarit101 didn't upload it, I would have missed the opportunity to listen to it. It's a very romantic piece, and the accompaniment of the orchestra is reminiscent of Paganini, so I think it's a wonderful violin concerto that can't be complained about. By all means, I hope you can upload the 2nd and 5th as well.
This is NOT a portrait of Charles de Beriot on the album cover! Rather, it is a portrait of his son, Charles-Wilfrid de Beriot. Did Phillippe Quint know and approve this? What a glaring mistake!!! 😂🤦🏻🎻
If the hypothesis behind his abandoned left hand pizzicato is really what depicted, it shows Bériot as a very humble person, besides a great virtuoso and an excellent composer. I find his concertos equivalent to Paganini ones, with, on top, a better orchestration (Paganini orchestration skills was as extremely poor as Chopin one). However Bériot style, more introvert, is completely different as Paganini'a one, regardless of pizzicato, and somehow more akin Viotti classical and rigorous structure (signaling admiration for elder master, although Bériot couldn't be his pupil). However Bériot language appears daring more than what Viotti did. When I say "daring" I obviously take into account the fact Viotti predates Bériot. What I mean is that Viotti was certainly OFTEN an innovator for his time but Bériot is CONTINOUSLY innovating himself. That's why probably Spohr didn't entirely appreciate his music as too advanced for most people.
Thank you very much, Pietro Landri, for the favorable commentary on Beriot's music! I really like his concertos, and I was very happy that TH-cam allowed me to post again a concerto of his.
J'y reviens toujours, on peut écouter n'importe lequel de ses concerto, c'est un véritable enchantement, on est transporté loin des tracas et chagrins..🙏🎶❤️🎶✨🎻✨
Le plus bel Adagio qu'il m'ait été donné d'entendre ❣️💫✨🏆
Spannende Musik, vertraute Klänge gemischt mit Neuem, irrsinnig feinen hohen Tönen und schwindelerregenden Herausforderungen an den Geiger. Herzlichen Dank fürs Hochladen und liebe Wochenendgrüsse.
Thank you very much for your nice comment. All the best, have a good weekend!
Les oreilles et le cœur ne se trompent pas, faites écouter ça à un enfant, il va adorer ! C'est fabuleusement beau.
L'adagio Waouh , à mourir de plaisir ❣️🌹🎶💓🎶✨
Merci encore! Tu as raison, tous ses concerts sont très beaux, avec un style élégant et pur.
I heard the third movement of this for the first time today, on WETA, my local classical music station. I was surprised by the high notes throughout the movement, especially the A7s.
I consider de Bériot as one of the greatest composers for the violin. This concerto is for me an example for the romance and a good start for the weekend again in home. Wish you also a fine weekend my dear friend!
Thank you very much, Pieter D.! I think the same about Beriot, I like his concertos so much!
Have you too a good weekend! Stay safe, my friend!
Merveilleux!!!
Precioso concierto romántico
Merci
Thank you too!
Maravilloso! Muchas gracias
Thank you too!
I believe De Beriot wrote 10 violin concertos, none ever played today. Belgium composers, and there were lots of them, never really managed to break into the concert hall repertoire. One reason is their lack of "good themes". However, having said that, this like some of his others I'm familiar with, is well worth listening to.
As expected, there is only Henri Vieuxtan's master, and it is a concerto left by the violin virtuoso.
I have a complete collection of Vieuxtan's violin concertos, but I didn't know about this Charles-Auguste de Bériot violin concerto.
This song should have more opportunities to play, and if sibarit101 didn't upload it, I would have missed the opportunity to listen to it.
It's a very romantic piece, and the accompaniment of the orchestra is reminiscent of Paganini, so I think it's a wonderful violin concerto that can't be complained about.
By all means, I hope you can upload the 2nd and 5th as well.
Thanks. So far I have posted Beriot concertos nos. 2, 4, 5, 8.
Have you already uploaded Nos. 2,4,5,8 for Beriot's concerto?
I would like to search and find it.
I listened to all the uploaded concertos.
I especially liked No. 2 in B minor because it was romantic.
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This is NOT a portrait of Charles de Beriot on the album cover! Rather, it is a portrait of his son, Charles-Wilfrid de Beriot. Did Phillippe Quint know and approve this? What a glaring mistake!!! 😂🤦🏻🎻
Cover portrait of Charles-Auguste de Bériot by Benjamin Chai, Illustrator for Naxos label
If the hypothesis behind his abandoned left hand pizzicato is really what depicted, it shows Bériot as a very humble person, besides a great virtuoso and an excellent composer.
I find his concertos equivalent to Paganini ones, with, on top, a better orchestration (Paganini orchestration skills was as extremely poor as Chopin one).
However Bériot style, more introvert, is completely different as Paganini'a one, regardless of pizzicato, and somehow more akin Viotti classical and rigorous structure (signaling admiration for elder master, although Bériot couldn't be his pupil).
However Bériot language appears daring more than what Viotti did. When I say "daring" I obviously take into account the fact Viotti predates Bériot. What I mean is that Viotti was certainly OFTEN an innovator for his time but Bériot is CONTINOUSLY innovating himself. That's why probably Spohr didn't entirely appreciate his music as too advanced for most people.
Thank you very much, Pietro Landri, for the favorable commentary on Beriot's music! I really like his concertos, and I was very happy that TH-cam allowed me to post again a concerto of his.