The movement that begins at 6:28 has such a quiet nobility, such a divinely inspired humanity, such a purity, a serene acceptance of life on earth and in heaven as well, that it had me crying.
Don't know if you will read this comment... but thought I'd mention it anyhow. I found this video when I was in labour and it gave me SO much peace and distraction. I've played it for my daughter (now 4months old) nearly everyday since her birth. Thank you for your music.
It's really nice that you have been playing classical music to her since such an early age! if she starts soon with an instrument and ear training she could be an amazing musician!
Played this sonata in 1958 with my teacher at his annual recital. He graciously allowed me to play the first cello part. Also played it at summer school at Mills College while taking a chamber music course with Margaret Rowell. Many fond memories. This is well played. Thanks.
Wow, having Margaret Rowell as a teacher must have been amazing, I had the opportunity to attend a solo cello concert performed by Matthew Owens in 2003 at Berkeley Art Center, a student of the well known cello teacher Margaret Rowell who talked heavenly about her, truly fond memories. Must have been truly amazing being in her presence and learning from her. May you live a long life sir :)
Margaret was the founder and inspiration for the California Cello Club which drew great respect from cellists of all abilities, including Piatigorsky and Starker, to name a few.
Side note. Margaret and EdRowells son, Galen and I once we're paid to weed the property around the Rowell house in Berkeley. This resulted in the worst case of poison oak experienced by myself or Galen who became a world renowned mountaineer and photographer. Fond memories, indeed!
Absolutely beautiful. Side note. Is it me, or is the lady’s cello freaking ENORMOUS? Notice the giant scroll. I don’t think it’s a case of the player being so small. I wonder what cello it is.
Thank you for sharing this. those musicians are truly good one and they really do a fine job, and i'm talking about the pianist too. She really does the perfect think for this trio .
Ms. Casarrubios looks as though she is thoroughly enjoying this. Even though she is characterized as Mr. Peled's "student" (which she is) she is a professional in her own right. A beautiful performance! Bravi!
Even though this Trio Sonata in G minor most likely wasn't composed by Händel himself, it's still very nice music. The notorious London publisher - John Walsh (1665-1736) - wasn't exactly in the habit of asking permission from the composers, before printing their music (often based on dubious copies being in circulation at the time) in order for him to make himself a nice profit. The theory goes, that Walsh probably wasn't able to get his hands on enough manuscripts by Händel to form a complete set of twelve Trio Sonatas. And that he therefore - in order to fill out the holes - simply grabbed a couple of Trio Sonatas written by other lesser known composers, and just published everything under the name of George Frideric Handel. It's also a bit ironic, that this particular arrangement for two cellos and piano has managed to make the Trio Sonata No. 8 in G minor one of the most (if not THE most) popular of "Händel"s opus 2 Trio Sonatas. ;-)
SuperAPC Girl, Thanks! No, there hasn't been any copy & paste involved. I have just always made it a habit of carefully reading the booklet from every CD I've ever bought. And I have a lot of CDs. Some of all this information seems to have got stuck inside my brain. ;-)
René Blom I listened to this song a couple times and I also agree with you that this may not be the original song by Handel because I think I have the oringanal but my music is different than this. I dont know if I am correct but I'm just letting you know.
There are several recordings listed on Amazon. There may be others but here's the search results I came up with: www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=handel+sonata+for+two+cellos+in+G+minor
Personal timestamps: 10:05 slow trill 4:02 Different ending, like cliffhanger 2:03 Is there a celloist variation here? 7:23 how does the first celloist sustain and then crescendo the note??
George Frideric Handel: Menuett in G minor, HWV 434 Прекрасный менуэт Генделя!!!!!!!!!!!.Как жаль, что больше не рождаются на земле такие гении музыки. Интересно, о чём думал и переживал Гендель когда в его голове рождался этот менуэт. Если бы можно было хоть на один день перенестись в эпоху Вивальди, Генделя, Моцарта, Баха и послушать в живую этих гениев классической музыки.
Рождаются. Не обесценивайте нынешнее время. А в том... Вам бы не понравилось. Антисанитария, вши, запахи... Опять же никакой демократии. Каждый сверчок знай свой шесток. Даже если гений. Всё равно слуга
@@ReyMound Вы ошибаетесь я вовсе не обесцениваю нынешние времена. Но гениальных композиторов классической музыки сейчас нет и но верно не будет. Назови хоть одного сейчас композитора класики которого будут исполнять ближайшие 200-400 лет. А Вивальди,Генделя, Баха, Моцарта, Шопена,,,,,,,,,,, а их исполняют. А назови так же мне сейчас в наше время хорошего поэта., художника, я думаю эра развития внутреннего потенциала человека остановила. И я не оцениваю тогдашнею антисанитарию ,вшей и запахи.Сейчас в крупных городах не лучше антисанитария. Я говорю о богатом внутреннем мире и гениальности тогдашних композиторов.....................
Lovely performance thank you. Maybe Handel wasn't the composer, maybe it was originally for two violins - who cares. It is a gem and I am going to find a 'Cellist to play it with.
Nigel W. Ruddock Makes one want to cry if it is not by Handel. This composition is worthy of him, there is no much repertoire for two cellos (I only can remember a Boccherini duo and Vivaldi's concerto for two cellos.)
@@jorgelopez-pr6dr This is an authentic Handel Trio Sonata, from his youthful days in Halle or Dresden (as are all his sonatas) and this can be easily verified as there is a similarity of thematic material to Handel's later works, a common compositional technique of him. Obviously the original is not for 2 cellos, but for 2 violins or violin and oboe and basso continuo.
Beautiful. I wonder why they opt to use the vibrato technique rather than a flat bow? It was my understanding that the vibrato was something that came into its own in the Romantic era? Otherwise this is new to me. Have been playing Handel's suites for keyboard last few days. Falling in love with Handel after a long time in the shade cast by Bach. It is not for nothing that Beethoven declared Handel to be the supreme composer.
He is truly a wonderful cellist with great soloist qualities. And lucky also with the cello hes playing on. But....from a musical point of view, seriously, how can you not recognise when the other is the THEME and you just accompany the other voice?... The so called ballance is a bit off on this otherwise beautiful recording.
FYI: Handel did not compose any cello sonatas. This is an arragement of Trio Sonata, Op. 2 No.8 - here played on modern instruments. This recording is played in the original - 2 solo baroque violns with harpsichord and baroque cello contunuo. th-cam.com/video/oH6RGdIJuJ4/w-d-xo.html
First, she's quite a bit smaller than him. He's very tall, around 6'4" at least. I believe the cello he's playing is the one once owned and played by Pablo Casals. It's a slightly smaller instrument.
Others said this guy is very tall 195.6 cm. Is she also... giant? Her cello looks very big and his cello looks like kid's cello. I know perspective though.
@@EvensongConcerts yeah you found another way of interpretation so there is no right or wrong but so far I only heard the more baroque versions that's why I was a little confused
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That's the longest end-pin I've ever seen.
haahah I thought the same but well it makes sense, the guy is 6'5" (195,6 cm) tall lol
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The movement that begins at 6:28 has such a quiet nobility, such a divinely inspired humanity, such a purity, a serene acceptance of life on earth and in heaven as well, that it had me crying.
Don't know if you will read this comment... but thought I'd mention it anyhow. I found this video when I was in labour and it gave me SO much peace and distraction. I've played it for my daughter (now 4months old) nearly everyday since her birth. Thank you for your music.
Now Rose is 6months and I play this for her less, but always if she is fussy.... by 7mins she falls asleep happy without fail!!! Thank you!
Thank you for your updates Michelle. I share them with Amit who appreciates very much hearing from you.
Que bello comentario, no me cabe duda que tu hija vino al mundo plena de paz con esta música divina .
How wonderful!!!
It's really nice that you have been playing classical music to her since such an early age! if she starts soon with an instrument and ear training she could be an amazing musician!
Second half, just listened sitting on my bench in garden with crickets and nightlife noises. Amazing
Played this sonata in 1958 with my teacher at his annual recital. He graciously allowed me to play the first cello part. Also played it at summer school at Mills College while taking a chamber music course with Margaret Rowell. Many fond memories. This is well played.
Thanks.
Wow, having Margaret Rowell as a teacher must have been amazing, I had the opportunity to attend a solo cello concert performed by Matthew Owens in 2003 at Berkeley Art Center, a student of the well known cello teacher Margaret Rowell who talked heavenly about her, truly fond memories.
Must have been truly amazing being in her presence and learning from her.
May you live a long life sir :)
Margaret was the founder and inspiration for the California Cello Club which drew great respect from cellists of all abilities, including Piatigorsky and Starker, to name a few.
Side note. Margaret and EdRowells son, Galen and I once we're paid to weed the property around the Rowell house in Berkeley. This resulted in the worst case of poison oak experienced by myself or Galen who became a world renowned mountaineer and photographer. Fond memories, indeed!
One of the most beautiful cello pieces ive ever heard
Yes 👍 But this is not a cello piece...because written originally for violins...
The music of freedom!
Absolutely beautiful.
Side note. Is it me, or is the lady’s cello freaking ENORMOUS? Notice the giant scroll. I don’t think it’s a case of the player being so small. I wonder what cello it is.
Andrea Casarrubios...buscala y sabrás cuál es su violonchelo 😊
Just learning more about Handel by working my way through You Tube. This is a little gem. Thank you.
0:00 I. Grave
4:15 II. Allegro
6:27 III. Largo
10:25 IV. Fugue
His student? His colleague more like..! Fantastic from both of them.
Impressive....want to have it played at my funeral and take it with me...into eternity...!?!
I listen to this piece almost every day, thank you !
It made me cry....So beautiful!
Thank you for sharing this. those musicians are truly good one and they really do a fine job, and i'm talking about the pianist too. She really does the perfect think for this trio .
Beautiful, clean and delicate sound *applause*
Bravo!!! Thank you for your performance - beautiful duet - the magic.
Fantastic performance of a lovely sonata.
A great conductor told me in order for music to come alive every note must dance. Thank you for making Handel come alive. 🙏
Heart breakingly beautiful...
Yearning...longing and other emotions combining to produce a beautiful peace marvelously played.
Ms. Casarrubios looks as though she is thoroughly enjoying this. Even though she is characterized as Mr. Peled's "student" (which she is) she is a professional in her own right. A beautiful performance! Bravi!
Yes, you can see that she likes to do it.
a good update is that last year she released her first album and indeed she is the professional cellist she has always been!
Wonderful! I've just started lerning this glorious piece. Thanks David Walser
Beautiful performance. Such amazing cellists. An absolutely beautiful piece as well.
Masterpiece, excellent musicians!
Monumental interpretation!!
A melhor interpretação que eu já vi desta música velho!!
Frissons ..... C'est magnifique, bravo !
So beautiful!
Wonderful played and wonderful composed.
Excellent. The best interpretation I have heard. I have played it myself.
Excellent playing!
Really lovely !🎶🎶🎶
beautiful,didnt know it until now
A very good performance. Me and Göran Holmstrand (former principal cello at Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra) are playing this right now.
Great performance. Brings back memories from 35 years ago!
Great video and very inspiring for me 👍🏼
気持ちのいい曲だ。落ち着きますね！
Well played all.
Delightful performance!
BZ Niditch,international surrealist poet and violinist.
really beautiful end harmonic performance
Fantástico, gracias
La entrada al cielo ha de ser en el minuto 6:30 , cuanto sentimiento transmite ese cello. Divino !!
Beautiful
Very nice!
lovely
Love the 2-4 trills... quite difficult.
Белиссимо! ❤
Εin...anderer Haendel!
Brillante Solisten.....
wonderful!
Bravo!!!
perfect :)
Even though this Trio Sonata in G minor most likely wasn't composed by Händel himself, it's still very nice music.
The notorious London publisher - John Walsh (1665-1736) - wasn't exactly in the habit of asking permission from the composers, before printing their music (often based on dubious copies being in circulation at the time) in order for him to make himself a nice profit. The theory goes, that Walsh probably wasn't able to get his hands on enough manuscripts by Händel to form a complete set of twelve Trio Sonatas. And that he therefore - in order to fill out the holes - simply grabbed a couple of Trio Sonatas written by other lesser known composers, and just published everything under the name of George Frideric Handel.
It's also a bit ironic, that this particular arrangement for two cellos and piano has managed to make the Trio Sonata No. 8 in G minor one of the most (if not THE most) popular of "Händel"s opus 2 Trio Sonatas. ;-)
Very interesting, i didn't knew that. 8:33 am and i already learnt something.
René Blom did you copy and paste that because it looks like it is from a website. If it's not, I think it looks really professional 😛😛
Raulishnikov Dancer it's I didn't know that not knew. I'm just saying.
SuperAPC Girl, Thanks! No, there hasn't been any copy & paste involved. I have just always made it a habit of carefully reading the booklet from every CD I've ever bought. And I have a lot of CDs. Some of all this information seems to have got stuck inside my brain. ;-)
René Blom I listened to this song a couple times and I also agree with you that this may not be the original song by Handel because I think I have the oringanal but my music is different than this. I dont know if I am correct but I'm just letting you know.
Bravi!!!
kanat takildi omzuma, gezmekteyim huzur diyarinda..
Bravi!
Sehr gefühlvoll, klar !
You become better, listening Handel.
Gorgeous
BRAVI!!! ...
👍👍👍👍👍
Nice performance nice concerto
Hi
lovely played
Do you know where can I find this pieace on cd?maybe with other performers ?
There are several recordings listed on Amazon. There may be others but here's the search results I came up with:
www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=handel+sonata+for+two+cellos+in+G+minor
excellent. thank you
Second Movement
4:15
What more can one want?
Notable el manejo del tempo de la pianista.
lindo!!!
Personal timestamps:
10:05 slow trill
4:02 Different ending, like cliffhanger
2:03 Is there a celloist variation here?
7:23 how does the first celloist sustain and then crescendo the note??
George Frideric Handel: Menuett in G minor, HWV 434 Прекрасный менуэт Генделя!!!!!!!!!!!.Как жаль, что больше не рождаются на земле такие гении музыки. Интересно, о чём думал и переживал Гендель когда в его голове рождался этот менуэт. Если бы можно было хоть на один день перенестись в эпоху Вивальди, Генделя, Моцарта, Баха и послушать в живую этих гениев классической музыки.
Рождаются. Не обесценивайте нынешнее время. А в том... Вам бы не понравилось. Антисанитария, вши, запахи... Опять же никакой демократии. Каждый сверчок знай свой шесток. Даже если гений. Всё равно слуга
@@ReyMound Вы ошибаетесь я вовсе не обесцениваю нынешние времена. Но гениальных композиторов классической музыки сейчас нет и но верно не будет. Назови хоть одного сейчас композитора класики которого будут исполнять ближайшие 200-400 лет. А Вивальди,Генделя, Баха, Моцарта, Шопена,,,,,,,,,,, а их исполняют. А назови так же мне сейчас в наше время хорошего поэта., художника, я думаю эра развития внутреннего потенциала человека остановила. И я не оцениваю тогдашнею антисанитарию ,вшей и запахи.Сейчас в крупных городах не лучше антисанитария. Я говорю о богатом внутреннем мире и гениальности тогдашних композиторов.....................
what maker does Peled play? The tone is amazing
Does anyone know where I can find the sheet music for this arranged cello sonata? as they touch it in the video
www.sharmusic.com/Sheet-Music/Cello/Ensemble/Handel-George-Frideric---Sonata-in-g-minor-Op-2-No-8-HWV-393---Two-Cellos-and-Piano---transcribed-by-H-Beyer---International-Edition.axd
Very beautiful. :)
Is the teacher playing on a 3/4? Or is it just an illusion that it looks so small?
Peled is very tall - he's also playing on Pablo Casals' Gofriller cello, which is a somewhat petite instrument.
Yes and look at how short his chair is. Normal size but looks like he is in a 1st grade classroom chair.
He is 6 foot 5 inches tall and a former basketball player.
Probably an illusion, but it does appear to be a bit smaller than the student's cello.
I can't top the last comment. (it's a great performance!)
trop beau le mec
‘Pas ?, elle aussi, elle aussi.
Shumë bukur
Të këndshëm,,
Lovely performance thank you. Maybe Handel wasn't the composer, maybe it was originally for two violins - who cares. It is a gem and I am going to find a 'Cellist to play it with.
Nigel W. Ruddock Makes one want to cry if it is not by Handel. This composition is worthy of him, there is no much repertoire for two cellos (I only can remember a Boccherini duo and Vivaldi's concerto for two cellos.)
@@jorgelopez-pr6dr This is an authentic Handel Trio Sonata, from his youthful days in Halle or Dresden (as are all his sonatas) and this can be easily verified as there is a similarity of thematic material to Handel's later works, a common compositional technique of him. Obviously the original is not for 2 cellos, but for 2 violins or violin and oboe and basso continuo.
si ka mundesi te kete virtuoze te tille ?
Keta njerez bisedojne me perendine
Does Amit's cello look smaller than 4/4 size?
Christian Hernandez his Goffriler, which was Casals' instrument, is a quite little instrument. But Amit is incredibly tall !
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Beautiful. I wonder why they opt to use the vibrato technique rather than a flat bow? It was my understanding that the vibrato was something that came into its own in the Romantic era? Otherwise this is new to me. Have been playing Handel's suites for keyboard last few days. Falling in love with Handel after a long time in the shade cast by Bach. It is not for nothing that Beethoven declared Handel to be the supreme composer.
fred houpt Beethoven thought highly of Bach, but his real preference was Handel.I understand him.
He is truly a wonderful cellist with great soloist qualities. And lucky also with the cello hes playing on. But....from a musical point of view, seriously, how can you not recognise when the other is the THEME and you just accompany the other voice?... The so called ballance is a bit off on this otherwise beautiful recording.
Zo mooi........
Szervusz Elöd! xD
You made very good point!
FYI: Handel did not compose any cello sonatas. This is an arragement of Trio Sonata, Op. 2 No.8 - here played on modern instruments. This recording is played in the original - 2 solo baroque violns with harpsichord and baroque cello contunuo. th-cam.com/video/oH6RGdIJuJ4/w-d-xo.html
Why piano instead of cembalo ?? For the rest a beautiful performance...
+concentusxl We do not have a harpsichord.
I'm not a professional musician, but i want a harpsichord so much. Wouldn't be awesome to have one? Very nice performance by the way.
concentusxl
concentusxl I think the piano is great because the piano is the original instrument and it still sounds beautiful
OK , but Handel did'nt know the modern piano. In baroque music the "basso continuo" was realized only by harpsichord (lute or organ).
!OK¡
4:31
Her cello is almost twice the size of his, what's up with that? Why does he not have a 4/4, even though he's a little bit bigger her.
It's not the size of your instrument that counts -- it's how you play it.
@@davehshs651 that's what you said to her, when she asked you why it's so small in comparison to the other ones, right?
First, she's quite a bit smaller than him. He's very tall, around 6'4" at least. I believe the cello he's playing is the one once owned and played by Pablo Casals. It's a slightly smaller instrument.
Others said this guy is very tall 195.6 cm. Is she also... giant?
Her cello looks very big and his cello looks like kid's cello.
I know perspective though.
6:23
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10:25
Lovely. Well done.Can anyone do it better? !
Well it's actually baroque, but still quite a good performance
You are correct, Handel was a composer from the Baroque period.
@@EvensongConcerts yeah you found another way of interpretation so there is no right or wrong but so far I only heard the more baroque versions that's why I was a little confused
Great, but never would have guessed Handel. Sounds more recent, romantic, closer to Beethoven. Handel usually not my favorite despite Messiah.
ah! si?...originalmente era un címbalo parte del trío? en vez del piano? ¡qué interesante sería oirlo, a ver, que tal sonaría?...más "medieval"?
It’s very nice using even though it might not have been written by Handel
This doesn't sound like Hendel at all. A contempory perhaps?
je suis magda
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I like it, but a little bit too romantic for me, anyone agrees or is just me?
Lame.
4:15