Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade - Celibidache, RSS (1982)
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- Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade
Hans Kalafusz, violin
Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart
Sergiu Celibidache, conductor
Recorded live at the Studio Villa Berg, Süddeutscher Rundfunk, Stuttgart, November 1982 - เพลง
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Believe me, if you are a music student and want to practice orchestra excerpts, dont watch this version or you will watch the whole video instead of practicing your part.
Precisely
This is the best Version 👌
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Indeed
Music becomes love in the hands of the great Celibidache.
Alexandra Trifler I LOVE your comment!
He was one of the best
@@regisgouloudubois5285 a
Nope
@@regisgouloudubois5285 maybe he was the very best to create an immense tension. This Scheherazade is one the reference recordings in my opinion. The sound of the orchestra is outstanding!
The only thing that tops Maestro Celibidache's musical genius is his impeccable hair.
By far this is the best interpretation of Scheherazade .
Just incredible. Performances like this can't be replicated.
Celibidache conducts his orchestra like a horsman rides a stallion, always in control, but with bursts of passion, accompanied by the occasional shouting. I love Celli !
akio18 I love Celi too!
Like a horseman ride a mare ... I always have a mares ... everyday is another day, another way...
I thought I heard someone shouting with passion at moments but assumed I was mishearing trumpets and horns in the mix.
0:00-11:11 The Sea and Sinbad's Ship
11:18-25:40 The Tale of the Kalendar Prince
25:44-36:53 The Young Prince and Princess
36:55-50:10 The Festival at Baghdad/ The Sea, Sinbad's ship breaks against a cliff
Most beautiful sound I've ever heard it brings tears to my eyes, I could listen to this all day everyday. Thank you for opening my heart to this beautiful music❤
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Grand performance of this Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov stalwart. Thank you for sharing this. For me, all of the Celibidache recordings are the bench mark.
I wish I could vote "Thumbs Up" twice!! What a magnificent composition.
The transposition of Husserl’s phenomenology to classical music (watch "in Celibidache’s garden", "le jardin de Chelibidache") and the impact of Buddhism brought the master of his art to these completely beautiful wonders with the musicians. Unique and oh, so precious.
Celibidache fantastic.. He should tav e been Berliner phil conductor for ever.. !!!! Genius ad gia friend Benedetti michelangeli!!!! I love them
Dieser Klangzauberer, dem es vor allem auf die innere Struktur der Musik ankam, hat hier ganz große magische Momente,
die nur vordergründig durch das Klangergebnis nach außen getragen werden. Doch was dabei an reinem musikalischem Gehalt hörbar wird, hat nichts seinesgleichen auf diesem Planeten! Man höre, wie die außergewöhnlichen Holzbläser - vor allem die unübertroffene Oboe von Lajos Lencses - und das Hörn von Johannes Ritzkowsky die Musik veredeln, nicht zuletzt die Solo-Geigen-Sequenzen mit Hans Kalafusz, alles von höchster Brillanz, weil jeder auf jeden zu hören imstande ist: So kam mit dem Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Stuttgart ein meisterhaftes, Weltklasse-Orchester zustande, das von einem der größten Musiker aller Zeiten zu dieser Gipfel-Leistung aufgebaut wurde.
Celibidache is the Willy Wonka of conductors. Let those with ears to hear, hear. Magnificent :-)
Shut up Butters
Ho is vili vonca
Proud to be romanian as him!
Ce grand chef remasterise les partitions et redonne valeur aux nuances c est un enchantement permanent éternel Celibilache
CELIBIDACHE
Like the first light of twilight, this music opens your eyes to old promises and to all the anomalies of nature. Evocative of powers beyond observation, this piece pull the strings of the heart, attract nostalgia and awaken regrets, flayed lives and the torpor of tormented watchers 🌺🕊
I love Rimsky Korsakov's Sherezade both the music as the Ballet and Celibidache is extraordinary conductor
I love ballet too and have my favorite version, Zakharova and Tsiskaridze, they are absolutely incredible, such passion and expression like I haven't seen in any other versions.
one of the greatest conductors of all times....and one of the most beautiful piece ....
One of? Not one of. BUT THE GREATEST conductor of all time. Far surpassing others such as Toscanini, Wurtfangler and his biggest rival. Karajan.
I agree. He said about Toscanini, "I'll fight his idea to the last drop of my blood." I used to listen Toscanini and Karajan a lot, but after "discovering" Celibidache, I can't stand them. He is now my 'only' standard.
Jung Choe....Thank you, great comment. Too bad, we dont have enough recorded concerts. In studio.
Iancu Andreea Verissimo, Celi è fra i Grandi; splendida interpretazione.
@@SteauaBucuresti karajan is good but not enough for Celi.... i think
Tears
Magnífica interpretación del maestro Celibidache
y de la Orquesta Sinfónica de la Radio de Stuttgart para una obra preciosa.
Las joyas del gran maestro Celibidache. Para la posteridad un artista genial. 😇
Interprétation magistrale.ap
Lovely! So much different from other versions that I have seen and heard. In 2020 I intent to listen Scheherazade at least 50 times ;)
Have you succeeded?
@@danaisaroiu7936 Easily!
* Celibidache ... from Rumania to the world ♥ *
IMMENSO
I am always overcome emotionally when I listen to this performance and his other performances on CD. Gorgeous playing, gorgeous slow tempi and fabulous conducting.
Grande entre los grandes.agradecida Maestro Celibidache
24 year ago exactly I heard exactly this version of Sheherezade in a disc, for the first time. I have memorized this exact rhythm, no other way to do it. Hard to find exactly this soft rhythm. The other directors believe that this piece should be like a horse race or something like that instead of a more quiet, deeply emotional, yet powerful symphony. Thanks.
you are right, right, right and 100 times right. Other conductors are always in a hurry, terrible. There is another very good rendition of it with "his" MPO in 1984.
Celi is The Best.
A good third one is Leig Segerstam with Sinfonica de Galicia (magnificent orchestra). At 44.58 ( the ship crashes) is absolutely impressive and hilarious as well.
th-cam.com/video/zY4w4_W30aQ/w-d-xo.html
do you know of a cd recording of it available by any chance ? what label or # ? Thanks.
@@grahamcoombes7861 , I've found this. I hope it helps you.
www.prestomusic.com/classical/search?search_query=celibidache+rimsky+
You can try also in Amazon. I think there is one item of it by EMI classics.
@@maria-nh8qo And another much better for my taste in the 90s with the MPO...
@@TomboVersta Thanks for this information. I don't think I've heard this version you refer to. I wish I could get it somewhere. I'm sure it's pure Celibidache... different and awesome. Thank you very much.
No puedo decir ni comentar nada más : agregar y aplaudir a la Sinfónica de Stuttgart y al gran, enorme S.Celibidache !!!
Asi lo es tocayo
Remarkable original and visionary interpretation in terms of visibility of the musical textures in a very slow tempo. Celibidache allows a new dimension to this Rimsky Korsakov marvellous piece in terms of beauty enhancement and power suggestivity. Highly recommended though in an excellent sound transfert quality.
Thats why I love. He slows down time, so we can becomme music.
A magnificent conductor and performance.
Magnificent performans of this divine symph.suite..violin solo is fascination
Merveilleux Celibidace !
Romania te iubesc /Romania I love you .
Ce Romania? Asta a fost in Stuttgart! Sergiu Celebidache s-a estimat abia in Germania, pentru ca romanii nu au fost in stare sa-i recunoasca adevaratul talent. Asa ca mai bine lasatzi patriotismul acasa, si ascultatzi numai regia muzicala ;-)
+radu15radu56 Bravo! Asa! Cum adica Celibidache, jumatate grec, educat in Germania, tributar religiilor/filosofiilor orientale? Prostii. E limpede vorba de geniul daco-roman, care se manifesta spre gloria tuturor romanilor, nclusiv ultima speta de mahalagiu.
radu15radu56
Cata inteligenta...
Este genial Celibidache….noi nu L-am înțeles și apreciat la valoarea sa monumentala…..
What can one say????Glad to hear this ...He is the Master
The first movement is so amazing in this interpretation. The orchestra feels like a vast swelling ocean, building up and crashing, pizzicato and woodwinds like droplets of water breaking against the sides of a ship rising and falling among the crests of waves. It feels so restrained and controlled at times, but there is a sense of danger like there are massive forces that could erupt at any moment.
Agregar mi agradecimiento a TH-cam por ver y escuchar a los grandes !!!!
Puro sentimiento y alma musical.Magnífico maestro
superb! iy goes directly to my heart......
Bravissimo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
grande versione ottima l'orchestra ed il maestro Celibidache. lentezza gradevole
Incomparabile delicatezza e precisione ......piani sonori meravigliosi....
Mi sorprende sempre. Ho una venerazione per questo grande Maestro
Random vocal solos at the forte parts from cellobidache, beste
Wunderschöne live Aufführung dieses einzigartigen Meisterwerks mit seidigen Töne aller Streicher, milden Töne aller Holzbläser und brillanten Töne aller Metallbläser. Der Ton der Solovioline klingt besonders schön. Der erfahrene Maestro dirigiert das perfekt trainierte Orchester im relativ langsamen Tempo mit effektiv kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach künstlerisch!
The first "concerto for orchestra." Stunning performance. Close study of this work can teach you just about everything about orchestration you need to know.
素晴らしい。
ただそれしか言葉がない。
このように音楽性を分かって振る人はいないし、とてもこれ以上ないほどの最高な音質だ。
本当にどれも最高で良い音すぎる…
この演奏に出会えて良かった。
Every percussionist, timpanist, and brass player in the world has experienced a conductor looking at them like he does at 30:04.
@Barış Öztürk i think its because the celli/bass notes are too loud. they don't get softer so he keeps trying to get them to play softer. they never really get there. so he makes a special effort at the end of the phrase to take everything down (when he takes the baton out of his hand).
as often, you can hear him sing, as if he wanted to encourage the orchestra : 6:06-6:13
complete with very audible grunt :)
Divino Maestro...
Este tipo es un genio, grande Celibidacce en 2019 no se te olvida
THE Maestro ! 4 ever
El más hermoso solo de Fagot (2nd mov.) Como un recitativo.. Sublime
He had incredible " stick technique " !
Sergiu Celibidache é a encarnação da Música!!
Magnificent performans ...bravo Maestro,bravo Orchestra...violin solo is divine!
Minunat!
¡Qué obra!¡Qué director!¡Qué violinista!
whose beloved symphonic music and top1 edition is this，raise ur hands-I go first🙋🏻
Wonderful performance! Slower pacing than what one typically hears, but great beauty and presence. Maybe what we hear here has to do with this, as explained in Wikipedia:
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"Celibidache's focus was instead on creating, during each concert, the optimal conditions for what he called a "transcendent experience". Aspects of Zen Buddhism, such as ichi-go ichi-e, were strongly influential on him. He believed that transcendental experiences were extremely unlikely to ensue when listening to recorded music, so he eschewed them. As a result, some of his concerts did provide audiences with exceptional and sometimes life-altering experiences, including, for example, a 1984 concert in Carnegie Hall by the Orchestra of the Curtis Institute that New York Times critic John Rockwell touted as the best of his twenty-five years of concert-going.
Celibidache was well known for his demands for extensive rehearsal time with orchestras. An oft-mentioned feature of many of his concerts, captured in the live recordings of them, is a slower tempo than what is considered the norm, while, in fast passages, his tempos often exceeded expectations. In Celibidache's own view, however, criticism of a recording's tempo is irrelevant, as it is not (and cannot be) a critique of the performance but rather of a transcription of it, without the ambience of the moment - for him, a key factor in any musical performance. As Celibidache explained, the acoustic space in which one hears a concert directly affects the likelihood of the emergence of his sought-after transcendent experience. The acoustic space within which one hears a recording of one of his performances, on the other hand, has no impact on the performance, as it is impossible for the acoustic features of that space to stimulate musicians to play slower or faster.
That his recorded performances differ so widely from the majority of other recordings has led them to be seen by some as collectors' items rather than mainstream releases, 'one-offs' rather than reference recordings."
+RichardFeynmanRules There is no way in which one can have a transcendence experience from a recording. Music can happen only when you listen the live performance and only the instruments are generating the sound. No mics or any other equipment. What you find beautiful in this recording is only the sonorous impression.
+Alex Aungurencei Excuse me, but who made you the judge and arbiter of what another human being can experience in the privacy of his own consciousness and heart? And how can you possibly know what *I* find beautiful in this recording? I haven't said, and you haven't a clue as to what I might find and feel in this recording. Such presumption! Yes, there is nothing like a live performance in terms of sound and feel, and I've been to many in my lifetime, but where a "transcendent experience" shows up, so to speak, is *utterly individual* and depends mainly on the heart of the individual being free enough of kleshas to be really present and open to what shows up. This is what you learn in Zen. I've had "transcendent experiences" listening to bluesman Robert Johnson late at night in the middle of the Sonoran desert on a lousy AM car radio. And "transcendent" experiences listening to Bruno Walter doing Beethoven's Sixth on an Eight Track player. The reality of that is something only I can know.
Don't get me wrong man. I am not criticizing you. I simply stated that sound can never transcend into music in a recording. What you have felt is entirely up to you, and I do not deem it wrong or inferior. Don't know why you got all fired up about. Besides, not all live performances are music either ;)
+RichardFeynmanRules "There is no way" and "Can only can". I'm so tired of these words when talking about anything really. If I want to have transcendence from his recordings, then come hell or high water, I will, Celibidache be damned.
+Giuliano Bevisangue My friend, notice that I, Richard Feynman, am not and did not say that! That was Alex A...and I *strongly* disagreed with him and the idea he could say what another human being could or could not experience listening to a recording...also, I happen to be a practicing Buddhist, and I sure as heck know and have proved to myself that just about *anything* one is truly mindful of, bringing full attention to, can be the occasion for "transcendent" experiences, awakening, or whatever. It is amazing the "experts" one runs into on Facebook and TH-cam, who claim to know it all. :) :)
this music is so touching and intense
incredible and beautiful!!!!
And this orchestra plays wonderful with celibidache's hands!!
What a beautyful collection.Superb.
A masterpiece conducted and performed masterfully. If that doesn't please you then nothing will.
Simplemente maravillosa y sublime interpretación a cargo del "maestro" Celibidache !!!
Enjoy....Celibidache....!!!
信じられない、この世のものとは思えない程の名演奏。
投稿者に感謝します。
read this... www.thefreelibrary.com/Sergiu+Celibidache+and+the+eternal+moment.-a030137480
+Dan Micu - Thanks a lot for posting link to article. :)
Magnanimity!!!. Thank you so much!!!
This right here... beyond perfect interpretation imo.
Looks like Wolfgang Gaag playing the horn solo at 4:21. He must be one of Celi's favourite orchestral soloists, having followed him from Stuttgart to Munich.
the timpanist also.
when music is music
GREAT WORK , GREAT PERFORMANCE , GREAT CONDUCTOR
[Repost of the timenotes commented by "The Anonymous Commisar"] Now its right up there again, so fellas can use it!
0:00-11:11 The Sea and Sinbad's Ship
11:18-25:40 The Tale of the Kalendar Prince
25:44-36:53 The Young Prince and Princess
36:55-50:10 The Festival at Baghdad/ The Sea, Sinbad's ship breaks against a cliff
+ShorkGamer thanks!
Beautiful performance. Celi magnificent. Violinist smooth as silk.
Robert Gelfand 8
In addeed solo oboe wonderful
MARAVILLOSO, LA VIDA SE HACE TAN BELLA!!!
Incredibila interpretare. Mii de mulțumiri marelui Maestru Celibidache si orchestrei
And I saw it for free on PBS. Back in the goodle ol days.
La mejor interpretacion de esta bella historia musical.
Amo a Cheli.
N.Rimskij-Korsakoff "Scheherazade" Ein Großartig Orkestersuite!
Meisterdirigent-Sergiu Celibidache & Radio-SinfonieOrkest Stuttgart
Extraordinay! An ear opener!
Genialidad, extravagancia, sensibilidad? CELI es y será IRREPETIBLE , consigue su impronta en la partitura, los músicos y hasta en una mosca que pase por ahí. Gracias por compartir este regalo. Saludos desde Valencia
What a wonderful performance
This work itself has a wonderful composition , the roles of the instruments are also wonderful ,
and I would like to give my heartfelt applause to the orchestra with fabulous skill and exquisite technique and the conductor who can play such a tremendous force .
This masterpiece iinvites me into the immeasurable exotic dream
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Un Celibidache des grands moments, au meilleur de sa forme !
Ein Orchester welches Celibidache gerecht wurde konnte sich für immer geadelt fühlen.......
Sergiu Celibidache was a one-off; a true genius and an incredible interpreter of music. However, in fairness to this great orchestra here, he had some fantastic musicians to work with in making this amazing production of Scheherazade. I speak here in particular of Hans Kalafusz whose golden fingers have produced the very best EVER Scheherazade violin solos.
In fact, I'd pay anything if I could go watch Hans Kalafusz play those solos live!
I suppose he doesn't play anymore, am I correct?
Great leaders bring out the best in their highly talented teams!
Thank You
Sentito negli anni 80 auditorium Roma. Esperienza unica
thank you....
Extraordinaria interpretación de esta maravillosa creación de R K. Que nos transporta en una forma sublime al libro Las mil y una noche. Honores a ese fabuloso director Sergev Celibidache
Just beautiful
Que belleza tan grandiosa! Scherezada renacio y surgio de los abismos del mar bajo el cielo profundamente negro (se escucha...) y estrellado de Celibidache.
Cuánto ensayo hay detrás de esta maravilla..Gracias Celi!
Se dice que Celi acostumbraba a ensayar a lo menos una semana. Esta exigencia le significaba dificultades con algunas orquestas en boga que lo invitaban.
Beautiful is this music thanks!
❤MAESTRO❤❤️🔥🙏🏼🌹🌹🌹
This is soooo good!
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
100 % Muziek en prachtig om Orkest en Dirigent zó bezig te zien !
Estupenda versión !!!
the beauty... in this.....
Fantastic interpreters...
Simplemente ¡¡¡PRECIOSO!!!