Tchaikovsky - Symphony No 5 in E minor, Op 64 - Chang
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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Symphony No 5 in E minor, Op 64
1 Andante - Scherzo. Allegro con anima
2 Andante cantabile con alcuna licenza
3 Valse. Allegro moderato con Patrioso
4 Finale. Andante maestoso
Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra
Han-Na Chang, conductor
London, Proms 2014 - เพลง
Everyone's great here (especially Maestra Chang). But that timpanist is absolutely fabulous!!!
Pedro Larroza
Couldn’t agree more bro! His drumming is so intense
Totally agree 💪💪💪❤️
Do be lookin like season 1 Walter Wighet tho
um…where’s the timpani’s?
2nd movement: 15:00
3rd movement: 28:13
4th movement: 34:06
2nd
Thank you.
16:01 to 25:49 is out of this world. It makes me cry!! It is sooooooooooo inspiring!!!!
Lucia Yamila Partain agreed :) it’s just beyond beautiful. I could listen to this French horn all day.
Lucia: Exactly my reaction the first time I heard just the first few notes of that movement.
I just watched her repeat this amazing performance last night with the St. Louis Symphony here. Truly an electrifying experience that brought the audience to its feat as soon as the last chord died away. The rest of the all-Russian program here was equally impressive. She's going places, mark my words.
well she is promising conductor as i see and i love her balance between emotion and power - great job
Good pacing; solid crescendos; flowing lines of melody ;excellent wind and brass playing in the splendidly realized second movement. For me, the conductor and the orchestra demonstrated very clearly why they deserved to be at the Proms. A very energetic rendition of the finale. I felt the confidence soar from the music. I am grateful for the opportunity to view this performance. Wow!
Wouldn't have said it better! Well said!
Withme Whostoned
Good pacing? At 37:22?
Loudest audience I've ever heard during a symphony. Constant coughing and sneezing and the only relief was when the music was louder.
Chang does a very great job here. The very broadly and legato intonating brass section was in this intense a novum for me in this great symphony, but after a short time of surprise i began to like it. It is an interpretation full of temperament and vigor and chang stands in no way back behind her countless male colleagues. Bravo.
exciting performance - wonderfully expressive conductor
Merveilleux solo de cor du second mouvement.Quelle écriture Mr Tchaikovsky un chef d'oeuvre.
An outstanding, passionate performance from both the conductor and the orchestra. Bravo!
Ms. Chang is a phenomenal conductor - male or female. I also was also extremely impressed with the Qatar Philharmonic in their excellent musicianship. Also studying the French Horn in college, the group's principal, 1st-chair French Horn player gets a gigantic thumbs up for me for the brilliant manner that he performed the exquisite solo shortly after the beginning of the 2nd movement. Bravissimo to the entire performance.
A well-balanced interpretation of Tchaikovsky by Han-Na Chang
열정으로 가득찬 모습 보기 좋습니다. 첼로 연주때의 몰입을 지휘에서도 이어가는 듯 하네요. 많은 연주 올려주세요.~
Fantastic conductor and person .. We enjoyed the moment, admired her gestures and a seldom sensible conduction of Tsjaikowsky symphony 5th this week. And the excellent Oslo Philarmonic Orchestra...Thanks from Kjell-Erik Arnesen
First time hearing this recording. How did I miss this one? This is such a fabulous symphony, that it can be interpreted in many different ways, and simply never get old. Thank you Chang, and orchestra for bringing us this lovely video.
16:02 timbro, colore e meravigliosa profondità del suono del corno.... eccezionale. Bravissimo!!! With the compliments to all the musicians...and Han-Na Chang
This is it! My greatest admiration!
Han Na Chang is a wonder and she pulls music from her orchestra making her mark on greatness. Thank you , Matt P
Пётр Ильиич, вы просто душка!!! БРАВО!!
I'm sure that she becomes the first great female conductor in the music history.
onofrioscriba I think Marin Alsop is already there...
onofrioscriba
Yes No doubt
Clara Schumann - a genius composer, conductor, and equal to her husband.
@Bruno56 I thought that I recognized her. Yes, she is both an unbelievable cellist and excellent conductor. Here is a link to a YT vid where she performs Tchakovsky's Andante Cantible on the cello. I love how her eyes are closed throughout most of the entire performance, so absorbed she is in practically singing the melody through her stringed instrument. th-cam.com/video/PXX8HiW2CRg/w-d-xo.html
This wonderful performance has the scent of Tchaicovsky's aesthetics and genius
Maestra Chang has great promise. She has an abundance of energy, and command of the music. I hope that she does not hurt herself conducting every beat with so much vigor though. When I was first starting to conduct professionally, I learned the hard way to take it easy, and not conduct every passage as if it were the climax. I would also suggest that she use her left hand more for expression. Apparently, she resigned as the director of the Qatar Orchestra, in the middle of their tour, after this fine performance. It was the day after their PROMS Debut, and she citied trouble with management. This orchestra is supposed to be all Middle-Eastern musicians, but I think there are a fair number of Europeans in the group. Great horn and timpani playing! Bravo.
Don't ya know women are much stronger than men.
@@JJTownley_Classical-Composer
неграмотный мусор
AMAZING PERFORMANCE !!! This music conquers my heart ♥
Wow , an absolute excellence on every level . Bravoooo ☝🏻
Bravissimo, maestra Chang~~!! So proud of you.
The tubist is just plain awesome! Bravo!!
I totally agree with you Sr. Larroza on both counts. That timpanist is fantastic. Never have I seen such energy and power. I love those kettle drums.
That is wonderful and amazing!
She moves effortlessly between 'an old soul' as someone said below, to a playful kitten. She is in complete command of this orchestra and this magnificent symphony. What a powerhouse of a performance. Brava, brava!
The chorus of coughing after the first movement had me in tears
dépoussiérée cette symphonie est à son apogée de beauté fini Karajan et ses tempi trop lents cette masse inappropriée !!! merci merci Chang pour votre trait de génie !!!
4th movement is my absolute favorite!
that woodwinds section is really good !!!!
was there like a flu epidemic when they filmed this? Imagine paying to see this wonderful symphony, and having to sit next to one of the seemingly dozens of coughers.
Yeah, it's disgusting, considering how high quality the recording is otherwise.
All this coughing is probably where coronavirus started
@@henriquefaria6921 creo que si xD
Ummmm Shows What you G”Ys know, this Symphony is Literally ABOUT a Flue Epidemic, AND the Coughs are Just Dope ass Non- Gay Sound effects made By an instrument called the Bergenstine Weak Immunity Flute made from Weed.
연주 참 듣기 좋습니다.멋있고아름답습니다.
황교선 그중에 2악장 들어보면 아주 음율이 좋습니다.
This is one of the most beautiful pieces oof music ever.
Majesty! Masterpiece!
Excellent performance
The best moment is at 24:37 - 25:27 I love it so much.
Great symphony!
WOW, WOW!! From 38:35 to 16:00 is Magnificent!!
한나씨, 첼로 연주하듯이 오케스트라를 아예 연주해버렸네요. 많이 듣고 여러번 연주해본 곡인데 영상 보면서 감탄한 부분이 너무 많았어요. 앞으로 한나씨 지휘로 많은 심포니 듣고 싶어요 응원할게요🙏
Was this a concert or a quarantine area
Shi is actually one of the most spiritual, deeply emotional conductors beside Mitropoulos. What kind of enorm it is!
When I listened to her Faure’s Elegy in her first CD, 20 years ago, I believed as if were played by an old woman: I imaged a dying ant lion whose wings were caught by long time stagnant water remaining in the bottom of deep well; she is looking up with unmoving wings disparately the illuminating, transparent blue sky cut off roundly by the dark and half demolished rough wall. I could but feel the presence of one of her female ancestors behind her who guides her to play in such a way as a guardian angel.
While her style is always subtle, yet here enorumously enormous. The pernson who likes music as pasttime siting deeply into the sofa shoudn't listend to such kind of divine, sublime music. I would like have this whole recording as CD. Please publish it!
Lovely bbc , conductor 장
God bless you
WOW! The players are
so happy.
BRAVISSIMO!!!
Bravo!
That horn sings through that second movement perfectly.
excelento, bravo
Bravissima ❤
the start of that 2nd movement....wow
By far the best performance of this work I’ve ever heard. And I’ve heard quite a few. Passionate, perfect tempi and phrasing, organic. What more can I say. Strange that the conductor inexplicably resigned straight after this concert.
Agreed about the performance. I also looked up her tenure with the Qatar Philharmonic after listening to this. Anyway, gorgeous performance.
Stupid question but help me understand what the conductor does? Why are they praised so highly over the musicians? Are they the ones that follow the original and arrange them in new ways? Obviously relatively new to classical music but I love this song.
@@Zaloomination The relationship of the musicians to the conductor is comparable to that of a football team to their manager. One performs, the other provides the overall strategy and cohesion. The coach/conductor work to make sure that everyone plays as a balanced team. But of course the manager is nothing without the actual players.
A conductor’s role involves bringing to every piece an artistic focus and vision. They have to establish the precise tempi, the balance of sound and timbre. There are often uncertainties about how a piece should be interpreted or phrased, should repeat markings be followed or ignored? If two or more versions of a piece exist, which should be followed? Should certain inner voices be brought to the fore or left as background? How should the overall architecture be revealed? All these are questions primarily for the conductor.
In addition, a conductor often decides the programme, along with other directors. The conductor is usually involved with promotion and fundraising at some level. For better or worse, over time, a conductor usually establishes a particular personal “sound” with which they are associated.
All this is not to say that large groups of musicians cannot perform to a high standard without a conductor, one such case being the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, but this is very rare and requires a lot of collaboration and rotation of leadership roles.
@@paulwl3159 cool, thanks for explaining. I didnt realize they did all that.
BRAVISSIMO ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
At 18:12 was used by Howard Hughes in both Hell's Angels and in The Outlaw. Brilliant music.
WHAT A WOOOOW!
An ideal balance between intelligence and emotion.
とても速いのに素晴らしい演奏
Very fine string section.
Best performance ever!!!!
Wow! Amazing
tempo.
천재는 천재네...음악이 끝내주네...지휘는 저런 천재들이 해야 한다...
The pitch that orchestra is very good. I liked.
Someones phone went off at around 27:30, this audience is one of the worst I've seen. Great job Qatar Phil & Maestro Chang! You deserve better.
Maestra you're
too good.
Soo Flipn good!!!
@spdt351 She is "always looking wind instruments" because they are the heart and soul of this piece. That is where she is drawing out the emotion. In most symphonies it is the string section with violins and violas leading. Close your eyes and you will see what I mean.
That's it.
What a fantastic performance of this symphony. One can become somewhat tired of the standard repertoire at times, but Han-Na Chang has given this work new life. I have never been so impressed with a performance of a Tchaikovsky symphony as I have with this one. What a tragedy for this orchestra and its audiences that Han-Na Chang felt compelled to resign her post.
Other orchestras are obviously benefitting from her energy and vitality. She is where classical music has needed to be for a long time.
I totally agree with you, specifically the last phrase. But a long time ago women were not allowed to be at the point she's now.
LOOOOOOVE the tympanist @ 43:00!!!!!
Her soul is very old; she must have lived more than 1000 years accumulating musical experience, otherwise how such kind of polyhedral music can be created. At the same time she makes me aware for the first time that this Tchaikovsky’s symphony has the elaborate dexterity.
ㅐ
これは名演奏だと思う。
Thanks to Chang & Qutar orchestra, prejudice that only a few famous orchestras can make the best music has broken down. And I've never seen the timpanist of that passion.
A true Revival of A Genius named Tchaikovsky !
wow!
대단합니다 .이렇게 명쾌하고 거침없는 연주
오랫만입니다~^^
Who is this conductor? Never heard of her but very impressed with this performance. Wonderful pace yet great passion and warmth all in one performance. Reminds me of a bit of Bernstein's 5th performance... ( I actually like her better.)
She is Han-na Chang, a Korean cellist and conductor. Check the Wiki page. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Han-na_Chang
A lively version of the usually somber symphony!
장한나 지휘자 너무 멋져요!
Don't put her into a cellist! I'm sure that she will be recongnized as an outstanding great conductor in several years so long as the whole music world isn't silly and blind.
지휘자분 처음보는데 너무 매력있으시다...
장한나... 첼로 신동으로 알려졌었지요
Man she's a really good conductor. First of all, the players are excellent but she has total control over them as well. A very musical performance. I would love to play under her. She has a very clear style and conducts in such an expressive way. Total mastery of the art. She conducts the orchestra like she's playing her cello.
She reminds me of Dudamel at times but find her more appealing. I would like to see her do Mahler. That should be right up her alley I would imagine.
Certifié intergalactique!
I. - Andante - Allegro con anima = 0:00;
II - Andante cantabile, con alcuna licenza = 15:02;
III - Valse. Allegro moderato = 28:13;
IV - Finale. Andante maestoso - Allegro Vivace = 34:06.
Wow!!!!!!!!!!
Why is it, I wonder, there's so many people coughing in concerts?
It's a subconscious way to involve one's self in the performance, to be "heard".
nobody believes in throat lozenges - they should be handed out while entering the hall. Though, on second thought, we might end up with some choking situations which I suppose is worse.
Where I attended symphony performances for years there were always bins full of lozenges near the main entrance. I got some every time, even if I felt I was in perfect health...just in case. I began to collect them. 😀 Those Fisherman’s Friends were quite potent.
장한나 지휘자님 멋져요
it seems like the audience just went there to cough
Патрясающе
Достойно Чайковского
15:00 shurik'n - Les miens
尊敬致します。死ぬ前に生演奏を聴きたいです。
She, as a conductor, realized what she cannot accomplish playing cello. Being a conductor isn't for her an excuse for not being able to play more cello. Physically tiny spiritually gigantic! An unbelievable synthesis between intellectualism and spiritualism. She is the genius of this era who stands beyond our mediocre sense, sot that it is perhaps reasonable to be called Idiot. Who is idiot? who is crasy? I would like to ask them. Einmalige Miracle!
24:50 is amazing
장한나 당신은 한국의 자랑입니다.
0:00 - 3:00 for clarinet orchestral excerpt
現時点でこの曲の最高峰の演奏‼️
他の追随は許さない。
ぶっちぎり、断トツ。
ムラヴィンスキー、カラヤンなんか周回遅れもいいところ。
永遠に追いつかねー。
これより凄い演奏なんか、此れからもあり得んだろう。
此れが評価出来なくては、耳👂は切り落とすべきだ。
너무 조은 모습에
글은 짧게 ㅡ귿~
★★★★★★★
常設のオーケストラなのでしょうか？
個人レベルが尋常ではないです。
すごい！！
サウンドも素晴らし！
VERRY interesting factoid...........Han-Na resigned as music director of this orchestra THE VERY NEXT DAY AFTER THIS CONCERT.........Look it up in wikipedia........
why?! i thought this performance was really impressive - did she contract another bigger orchestra? i cant understand
lol did someone's alarm go off at 27:32 ?
Solo Horn: Peter Davida