May I ask a technical question? Why did you set up a stereo pair for violas/celli? Quite an uncommon approach, made me think a lot. :) Great recording overall, natural-sounding and wide.
@@hanlieloyd9260 I heard Adiemus on my local classical music station and was instantly mesmerized. Thank's to the Soundhound app, I was able to get the composer's name. Adiemus is now one of my all time favorite compositions.
The more often I hear "Palladio" (all three movements, not just the first!), the more convinced I become that it is a modern masterpiece. So why isn't Jenkins more famous?
My grandad was very fond of classical music. I had lost this song name. Hearing it again brings back so many good memories. What an amazing tune. Few happy tears shed.
Karl Jenkins wrote this beautiful composition in honour of the Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio whose studies in composition and variations of basic geometries along with Classical forms , especially Roman architecture, gave birth to such buildings as the Villa Rotonda (1566).
Это очевидно. Кстати, здесь есть и моменты, похожие на Генделя. Иногда моменты, похожие на произведения эпохи романтизма. Поэтому, проанализировав гармонии, могу сказать, что произведение подобно смеси эпохи барокко и романтизма
Сегодня шла в метро в Москве, а уличные музыканты в переходе метро исполняли это божественное произведение, которое я услышала впервые. Я остановилась и слушала-слушала... И, зачарованная, не могла уйти, не узнав автора. Теперь слушаю в Ютубе. И хочу услышать вживую.
i love this piece…i swear it has proven itself to be timeless. Right up there with the greatest compositions of all history. Still gives me goos bumps.
Last week I played the first movement in an arrangement for orchestra (50 musicians) and choir (20 singers) during the summer week of the Dutch amateur music association. It was really impressive! Actually the whole composition is impressive, I just heard all three parts for the first time. The theme of the allegro is still in my head all day long... Waow!
The whole thing for me, and the final work has so many emotional feelings and changes musically, for me, i can't not love it and the musicians bring out the the composers thoughts and feelings, for me.
Imagine how it would be being a composer who had written a piece of music like this and hearing it played by an orchestra for the first time. I reckon it would have to be a pretty amazing feeling. For Palladio, you'd have to go away feeling pretty smug (and deservedly so).
Pequeños placeres que tienen mis domingos, al levantarme escuchar un poquitito de musica clásica, ahora con Paladio, de la orquesta sinfónica japonesa y bueno nada unos mates ahi desayunando, un poquitito del campo
Pequeños placeres que tienen mis domingos... a levantarme a escuchar un poquitito de música clásica, ahora con Palladio, de la Orquesta Sinfónica Japonesa, y bueno, nada, unos mates ahí, desayunando, un poquitito del campo... así que nada...
I happened upon this video by accident and upon hearing it I immediately thought it seemed faster than the recording I am familiar with. But it's definitely not to its detriment.
I have enjoyed Karl Jenkins for all time he did music... and I cannot barely comment on the perfectness of this moment. This is... in my believe... untouchable perfect. My heart goes out for all orchestras trying to do this before. THIS is just perfect
Слушаю впервые. Потрясающе красивая музыка.слушаю ещё. И, чем больше слушаю, тем больше она мне нравится, тем больше я вникаю в содержание этой музыки. Благодарю Вас!
I can't believe I just found out this was composed less than 30 years ago, not 200. It was one of those pieces that I never knew the name of or composer til I thought to finally look it up.
I loved it the first time I heard it. About a year ago. I went gaga for it. Listened to it at least once a day for weeks. Read up on Wikipedia about Karl Jenkins. There is just something just so wordlessly wonderful about this composition. I understand that he does a lot of religious composing. I hope he gets more exposure.
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О как я вас понимаю . Иду на его концерт прям сейчас в линц в Австрии . Услышала неделю назад, в ней вся моя жизнь за последние 2 года,чувствую буду опять плакать 🤍
О как я вас понимаю . Иду на его концерт прям сейчас в линц в Австрии . Услышала неделю назад, в ней вся моя жизнь за последние 2 года,чувствую буду опять плакать 🤍
О как я вас понимаю . Иду на его концерт прям сейчас в линц в Австрии . Услышала неделю назад, в ней вся моя жизнь за последние 2 года,чувствую буду опять плакать 🤍
О как я вас понимаю . Иду на его концерт прям сейчас в линц в Австрии . Услышала неделю назад, в ней вся моя жизнь за последние 2 года,чувствую буду опять плакать 🤍
Wow ! What a beautiful discovery ! So lovely . Reminds me a bit of Grieg's Holberg suite an all time favourite of mine . This one will def be another fave of mine . Thank you for uploading !💞💕💗💞💕🙏👌👍🏻
Я полностью согласен. Здесь очень много схожих гармоний и настроений как у Эдварда Грига. Ну и также некоторые части, особенно секвенции, напоминают мне Вивальди. А основная тема третьей части мне напоминает по настроению первую часть румынских танцев Бэлы Бартока
He is a great composer sadly not performed enough in some part of the world. Came across his work by chance 2 years ago..... I have all his recorded works, masterpieces each one ....never tire of listening to them.
0:16 1st movement 4:06 2nd movement 10:29 3rd movement Brilliant interpretation and musicians, just make sure to put the time of the movements in your next videos, it can give you more views
There are days when i'm at peace with the world, when i'm cosy at home with a nice warm drink on a rainy Sunday afternoon, when I want to be inspired with something that can reach in and grab my soul.... Jenkins second movement from Palladio joins a list that includes Mahlers Adagietto from his 5th Symphony, and pretty much anything by Erik Satie... such beautiful torment. I'm always happy to find new additions so suggestions please...
I obviously recognised this wonderful piece immediately but didn’t know what it was or who wrote it. It is referred to in I wish it could be Christmas Every Day by Milly Johnson hence my arrival here.
Fantástico. Es como estar escuchando una pieza de Bach... Oí una adaptación del primer movimiento a una pequeña orquesta de guitarras en Villajoyosa, pueblo costero de Alicante donde hay muchas pequeñas agrupaciones, y me pareció trasladarme al siglo XVII.
Thank you all for watching! Check out BACH Six Cello Suites on guitar by amazing Petrit Çeku th-cam.com/video/AAEVOLqFaHI/w-d-xo.html
May I ask a technical question? Why did you set up a stereo pair for violas/celli? Quite an uncommon approach, made me think a lot. :) Great recording overall, natural-sounding and wide.
I just discovered the music of Karl Jenkins today. I feel like I have a new best friend.
Do look for the choir piece called Adiemus which he composed. You'll enjoy it
@@hanlieloyd9260 I heard Adiemus on my local classical music station and was instantly mesmerized. Thank's to the Soundhound app, I was able to get the composer's name. Adiemus is now one of my all time favorite compositions.
@@hanlieloyd9260 Check also this "obscure" baroque composer: Adam Vaclav Michna. Pure haven !!!!!!
The more often I hear "Palladio" (all three movements, not just the first!), the more convinced I become that it is a modern masterpiece. So why isn't Jenkins more famous?
Possibly because he is over shadowed by Philip Glass and Michael Nyman. I agree its a masterpiece
Jenkins isn't as famous as, say, John Williams or Hans Zimmer or Howard Shore because he doesn't confine himself to writing film scores,
I like the whole
Good question
not a big fan of it tbh
I am surprised that this beautiful piece was composed only 28 years ago.
Я тоже удивлена и потрясена его настроением и красотой❤❤
My grandad was very fond of classical music. I had lost this song name. Hearing it again brings back so many good memories. What an amazing tune. Few happy tears shed.
lol if only your grandad could see you crying on social media and sharing it... he'd be so disappointed.
...
.... because you're a disappointment.
I can’t believe there is an empty seats.. I wish I was there on one of them
Karl Jenkins wrote this beautiful composition in honour of the Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio whose studies in composition and variations of basic geometries along with Classical forms , especially Roman architecture, gave birth to such buildings as the Villa Rotonda (1566).
Спасибо за интересную информацию.
Thank you I didnt know...
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This masterpiece is truly an amazing architectural building of beauty!
Thank you
Удивительное произведение,😊тревожное и волнующее
Karl Jenkins masterpieces always get me.
Gundaiuousimouyigpus
From the first notes it becomes clear that the Maestro is a big fan of Antonio Vivaldi !
Это очевидно.
Кстати, здесь есть и моменты, похожие на Генделя.
Иногда моменты, похожие на произведения эпохи романтизма. Поэтому, проанализировав гармонии, могу сказать, что произведение подобно смеси эпохи барокко и романтизма
Poor artists copy, great artists steal ;)
I haven't seen anyone comment on how talented the concertmaster is yet. That 4th finger vibrato 👀
Сегодня шла в метро в Москве, а уличные музыканты в переходе метро исполняли это божественное произведение, которое я услышала впервые. Я остановилась и слушала-слушала... И, зачарованная, не могла уйти, не узнав автора.
Теперь слушаю в Ютубе. И хочу услышать вживую.
I adore this piece, the 2nd movement is especially beautiful. A work of true genius.
Thank you very much!
I thought this piece was hundreds of years old....well there you go...I learnt something new
This wonderful music touches my soul and transforms me to another better world.
Это потрясающе!!!!❤❤❤
i love this piece…i swear it has proven itself to be timeless. Right up there with the greatest compositions of all history. Still gives me goos bumps.
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Brilliant. As prolific as Shastikovich....
As beautiful as Bach.
As timely as Telemann.
....as epic as Eroica!
Bravo!
Bravo!!
Bravo!!!
Cierro mis ojos al escuchar ésta melodía y me transporto a un lugar fantástico ❤
mmm que sustancia consumis?? conta, conta!!!
This piece has such tension in it you can feel somethings coming around the next corner.
Ok It doesn't take very long to realize that here's a stage full of great musicians with fantastic instruments. Love this piece thank you! 😅
Величайшее по эмоциональному воздействию произведение! Земной поклон его создателю!
Last week I played the first movement in an arrangement for orchestra (50 musicians) and choir (20 singers) during the summer week of the Dutch amateur music association. It was really impressive! Actually the whole composition is impressive, I just heard all three parts for the first time. The theme of the allegro is still in my head all day long... Waow!
The whole thing for me, and the final work has so many emotional feelings and changes musically, for me, i can't not love it and the musicians bring out the the composers thoughts and feelings, for me.
Музика такого рівня- ліки для душі. Честь і хвала автору і виконавцям. Сучасники теж можуть творити "класику".
Thank you so much for such amazing comment
Absolutely agree!!!!!!!!!
A youtube reel brought me here. This is lovely!!❤
Me too
LA.... MUSIQUE qui me rend hyper vivante... merci à m. Jenkins et à votre sublime interprétation 🌹🌹🌹
Heavenly music from a contemporary artist!! Thanks Sir Jenkins!
Sir Karl! 😉
Наверное это самое гениальное произведение современности...
Imagine how it would be being a composer who had written a piece of music like this and hearing it played by an orchestra for the first time. I reckon it would have to be a pretty amazing feeling. For Palladio, you'd have to go away feeling pretty smug (and deservedly so).
Pequeños placeres que tienen mis domingos, al levantarme escuchar un poquitito de musica clásica, ahora con Paladio, de la orquesta sinfónica japonesa y bueno nada unos mates ahi desayunando, un poquitito del campo
JAJAJAJAJAJAJA este tipo sabe
Pequeños placeres que tienen mis domingos... a levantarme a escuchar un poquitito de música clásica, ahora con Palladio, de la Orquesta Sinfónica Japonesa, y bueno, nada, unos mates ahí, desayunando, un poquitito del campo... así que nada...
I believe the first movement is played 1.25 faster than LSO version. At this speed sounds more like a long time lost Vivaldi's master piece. Awesome!
I happened upon this video by accident and upon hearing it I immediately thought it seemed faster than the recording I am familiar with. But it's definitely not to its detriment.
I totally agree !!
Comparing the Allegretto times:
Croatian Chamber Orchestra
03:38
LSO
03:40
1.009 times faster.
I have enjoyed Karl Jenkins for all time he did music... and I cannot barely comment on the perfectness of this moment. This is... in my believe... untouchable perfect. My heart goes out for all orchestras trying to do this before.
THIS is just perfect
The third movement is a piece gold 👌
An incredible piece of music. Mesmerizing, mysterious and powerful.
If Jenkins only ever composed Allegretto and Adiemus and stopped at that, that would be enough to make him a legend in my book.
Amazing, we are lucky masterpieces like this exist. 😮👏
Karl Jenkins is the great compositor.
Да, недавно его открыла для себя
Слушаю впервые. Потрясающе красивая музыка.слушаю ещё. И, чем больше слушаю, тем больше она мне нравится, тем больше я вникаю в содержание этой музыки. Благодарю Вас!
This is used in so many commercials! I didn’t realize it was a full fledged piece. Thank you for sharing this!
I heard this on the radio in my car and had to rush in to see what piece it was........So lovely and vibrant!
Makes my heart beat faster, heard the prelude today on classic fm and so happy I caught the name right so I could listen again
Brilliant masterpiece, what genius !
We're playing this at school 😃
I can't believe I just found out this was composed less than 30 years ago, not 200. It was one of those pieces that I never knew the name of or composer til I thought to finally look it up.
Это потрясающе! Я тоже только сейчас узнала само произведение, имя автора и время написания. Это для меня~сюрприз.
30% Bach + 30% Vivaldi + 30% Albinoni per un concerto che prende il nome da un grande architetto italiano.
I discovered Karl Jenkins about 10 years ago and of contemporary composers he is my favorite 😍.
I loved it the first time I heard it. About a year ago. I went gaga for it. Listened to it at least once a day for weeks. Read up on Wikipedia about Karl Jenkins.
There is just something just so wordlessly wonderful about this composition.
I understand that he does a lot of religious composing.
I hope he gets more exposure.
Браво оркестру профессионалов! Палладио восторгает! ❤
Написано с надрывом души! Расплакалась, так великолепно звучит!
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О как я вас понимаю . Иду на его концерт прям сейчас в линц в Австрии . Услышала неделю назад, в ней вся моя жизнь за последние 2 года,чувствую буду опять плакать 🤍
О как я вас понимаю . Иду на его концерт прям сейчас в линц в Австрии . Услышала неделю назад, в ней вся моя жизнь за последние 2 года,чувствую буду опять плакать 🤍
О как я вас понимаю . Иду на его концерт прям сейчас в линц в Австрии . Услышала неделю назад, в ней вся моя жизнь за последние 2 года,чувствую буду опять плакать 🤍
О как я вас понимаю . Иду на его концерт прям сейчас в линц в Австрии . Услышала неделю назад, в ней вся моя жизнь за последние 2 года,чувствую буду опять плакать 🤍
A diamond is forever
Beautiful music. Thanks
A magnificent, fabulous composition by Carl Jenkins! And the musicians are great! Thank you very much.
Fantastic performance and very decent recording
Grear performace thanks
This masterpiece is a perfect soundtrack for my life.
Brilliant performance
Просто великолепно сыграно.
So nice music 🎼🥰
Великолепное произведение. Восторг. Браво.
This got me into music again. Love all three.
He was a member of the prog rock group "Soft machine " The album "Softs" is an example of his work with theme.
I'm learning this right now for my highschool orchestra it's great!
Hope this helped! Cheers and good luck!
Stunning!❤
Очень приятно было слушать! Я в восторге! Браво!!
I love this piece! Beautiful played, thank you!
holy crap i have to play this tomorrow and we dont sound nearly this good.
and.. how you played?
Wundervoll
Wow ! What a beautiful discovery ! So lovely . Reminds me a bit of Grieg's Holberg suite an all time favourite of mine . This one will def be another fave of mine . Thank you for uploading !💞💕💗💞💕🙏👌👍🏻
Я полностью согласен. Здесь очень много схожих гармоний и настроений как у Эдварда Грига. Ну и также некоторые части, особенно секвенции, напоминают мне Вивальди. А основная тема третьей части мне напоминает по настроению первую часть румынских танцев Бэлы Бартока
He is a great composer sadly not performed enough in some part of the world. Came across his work by chance 2 years ago..... I have all his recorded works, masterpieces each one ....never tire of listening to them.
Magnifiques 1er et 3eme mouvements
oui moi meme aime
Чьотка тємка. Дякую. Моя повага🎉
Wonderful music!
Absolutely amazing!
I can't believe this has been composed in 1996!!😮
A Bachiana Very well constructed. I first heard it as a ballet dance
Very moving!
This piece is so beautiful....
Cro su uvek bili ozbiljni i jaki umetnici...Kako seče ova violina...
0:16 1st movement
4:06 2nd movement
10:29 3rd movement
Brilliant interpretation and musicians, just make sure to put the time of the movements in your next videos, it can give you more views
Thank you will do..
sometime time stamp doesn't appear as Link in description
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Salvador/BA, Brazil. E você?
Good interpretation
Well, time stamps do appear properly in the description.
This is marvelous!! The whole concerto!
Beautiful
先日、ロイヤルアルバートホールでカールジェンキンスさん本人指揮の第一楽章だけ聞いて、かっこいい曲だなと思って全楽章聞きにきました。
やっぱりいい曲。ミニマリズム好きなのでテンション上がりました。
stunning
HISTORY BUFFS!!!!!!!
Maravilha.. belíssima.. ouço várias vezes.
merci c''est jubilatoire
Wow great
thanks
There are days when i'm at peace with the world, when i'm cosy at home with a nice warm drink on a rainy Sunday afternoon, when I want to be inspired with something that can reach in and grab my soul.... Jenkins second movement from Palladio joins a list that includes Mahlers Adagietto from his 5th Symphony, and pretty much anything by Erik Satie... such beautiful torment.
I'm always happy to find new additions so suggestions please...
Same here.... Love Mahlar too
Brahms symphony No. 4
Antonín Dvořák - Humoresque
Dmitri Shostakovich - Waltz No. 2
Schubert - Ständchen (Serenade)
Franz Liszt - Liebestraum
@@alpinoalpini3849 So you are basically saying you don't like it then?
Schubert Symohony no 8 ("Unfinished")
I obviously recognised this wonderful piece immediately but didn’t know what it was or who wrote it. It is referred to in I wish it could be Christmas Every Day by Milly Johnson hence my arrival here.
I always imagine the scene from blood diamond where the rebels take over while listening to this, what a beautiful world we live in
Great, thank you from Chile
Мені цікаво, хто ті 40 людей, що відреагували дизлайком на таку прекрасну музику🎶👍
Fantástico. Es como estar escuchando una pieza de Bach...
Oí una adaptación del primer movimiento a una pequeña orquesta de guitarras en Villajoyosa, pueblo costero de Alicante donde hay muchas pequeñas agrupaciones, y me pareció trasladarme al siglo XVII.
Excellent thankyou
Super!!!!
Amazing!❤
i played this piece in middle school, loved it
Brilliant performance!
Amazing!!!
Bravo 👏 👏 👏
History Buffs introduced me to this piece
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