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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- The young cellist plays Bach with elegance, and takes listeners through the back streets of Buenos Aires with a gripping performance of Omaramor, Osvaldo Golijov's tribute to tango singer Carlos Gardel. Watch her performance at the offices of NPR Music.
Setlist:
J.S. Bach: "Burree & Gigue" (from Solo Cello Suite No. 3)
Osvaldo Golijov: "Omaramor"
For more go to NPR.org/tinydeskconcerts
My gift to myself when I turned sixty was a cello...still playing, turned 70 in November. Had a wonderful Christmas today playing Bach...I feel I have arrived! Wish I could study with you! Thank you...
Her husband just got the job as Music Director of the San Diego Symphony so we've gotten to see quite a bit of both of them and we're all the richer for it. Both of them are consummate musicians in the finest sense and are adding greatly to classical music in Southern California. Our orchestra has a new outdoor venue right on San Diego Bay, overlooking the entire city giving the SD Symphony a whole new season and doubling the work for the musicians.
Funny, Alisa’s rendition of Bach is very tango-like for me... sounds kind of springy. Truly mesmerizing!
I saw her early this year for the first time and I was completely blown away by her performance. I'll be back to see her in April and this time my son and daughter will experience her performance as well.
CHARACTER AND EXPRESSIVENESS !!!
This comment section is gross, Weilerstein is a genius of cello and this performance is enthralling.
Her dialect sounds so unique, I can't get over it. She sounds American, but then hints of what sounds like Irish and English drop in.
I'm thinking exactly the same thing
She is fantastic! 🤩
I don't understand why I have discovered just today, by a purely accidental chain of non-events! She is one of the best, if not the best cellist alive!
Osvaldo Golijov and Alisa Weilerstein, the perfect pairing. Touches all five senses, with no mercy.
I've never heard anything before like this... truly baffled
I Love her....alisa is wonderfull...no More words....fantástic....
For a long time I really did not think much of the cello as a solo instrument, but thanks to Alisa I am starting to "come around". 03/11/2017
Wow, thank you so much.
This comment was ages ago, but I'll paraphrase one of my favorite musicians, Lauren O'Connell: Some of you have commented that my face looks weird when I'm playing. Sorry, I'm too busy making music to care about what my face looks like.
Fabulous@!!! im in shock by this lady.
Utterly stunning, this is!!
Seriously. Close your eyes and listen - its pretty good. So she's enjoying herself, and why not? If she plays it with such feeling its a natural expression, and I think it adds to the performance.
Beautiful. Awesome. Insane. Probably a ton of other things too.
Good choice of repertoire, lovely playing!
i love tiny desk!
She played the start of Burree II in 1st position?!? Why did I waste my time trying it up the neck?!? This is inspiring!
Thats not first position...!
She's a genius!
Hermoso!!!
added to favorites
fantastisch!
leave Alicia alone. I think she is a marvelous musician. I like her full face. I would definitely call her womanly. I think she's attractive
NPR needs a better sound set up for these artists, I know they have the money :)
damn!
Faster and with sharper attacks than the classical Yoyo Ma performances
Shostakovich sound
She's so hot
@KorbielowSki Jealous much?
must say... has nothing on this (click rich audrey)
there's nothing like a hot jewish girl
Zappa's Jewish Princess perhaps? "Who squeaks hen she comes.'
she could play my wooden instrument any time
She plays well. Very much a product of conservatories. I think they should have waited a few years to see if she really is a Genius.
+Randy A We are all of us a product of conservatories. At least, those of us who go by the traditional lines. We could also play on the streets and learn a few things there. For what she is trying to accomplish, though, I think she plays very well. Genius? Don't think it exists. Ask Sal Khan about that.
To date and i am going by the early filming and articles on Jacqueline Dupre, Alisa isn't close, Jacqueline played piano better than her horrid husband (mediocre conductor and pianist) Barenboim, she is why he got attention (the worst mistake she ever made) however, she is a fair cello player much like Janine Jensen is a fair violinist, the contrived facial expressions and the head jerking etc is not convincing and takes away from the performance. I don't know this women but beauty is in the eye of the beholder and she is not beautiful by any means, let us be rational. I am not being mean, she is not ugly,but in no way beautiful.
That's a really ridiculous and cruel comment. Who are you to judge someone by their looks. ?Everyone is beautiful in their own special way, whether it be internal or external or both. And I'm sorry but when you are half a musician that Daniel Barenboim is, you can call him a mediocre pianist. Which, sorry to say but he's not at all. So please, enough with the hateful comments towards these fine, talented and inspiring musicians.
That is why they have a comments section, people have different opinions, yours does not bother me because you have a right to your opinion. My comment was not judging, it is my opinion going on footage, reading, observing, attending concerts, etc. Lets grow up shall we all art is subjective.
sounds like you got an axe to grind. jealous much?
Of course you're judging, Martha -- "judging" is the right word, and "being mean" is the right word (especially wrt Barenboim). And if you say "let us be rational" when you judge beauty, then you say "all art is subjective" when you judge music, you haven't really sorted out your thought process.
this kind of value judge is so childish
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Aloha Genios