Gil Shaham on Berg's Violin Concerto
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2019
- Violinist Gil Shaham sat down with us to discuss Berg's Violin Concerto. Shaham discusses the themes and tones you'll hear during the performance and the meaning behind them. He also performs some excerpts from the piece to give the listener a better understanding of what they will experience.
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Berg's VC is a magnificent, remarkable work and deeply emotional. A wonderful summary of the key moments in this piece.
A really illuminating analysis of one of the greatest pieces of 20th century music.
What a wonderful detailed explanation!! I didn't know the story behind Berg's Violin concerto and it enhances the listening experience so much more. Thank you, Mr Shaham! :)
THE BERG VIOLIN CONCERTO IS PHENOMENAL. I WOULD THINK THAT MEMORIZING IT IS ABOUT AS HARD AS PLAYING IT.
Thanks for sharing these great insights into this wonderful piece of music!
Thankyou ! This talk opens with the popular Barber concerto in the background . So iridescent , beautiful true American music . The Berg concerto its taken 40 years for me to get excited by it . Can't remember anything but the opening open strings then the section with Bach's cantata quoted . I took the score with me when Mutter and MTThomas played it in miami in 2016 .So glad he is here talking about it .Need to read some papers about it ! Wonderful to hear the solo parts played here !
Bravo , Maestro Shaham , si capisce quanto ami questa partitura dalle sue belle parole .
Brilliant! Thanks for that.
Marvelous ! Thank you for sharing these insights !
Extraordinary - Joy - great musician!
what an excellent distillation of this amazing work.
In the amazing journey from the beginning to the end, there are moments of pure magic that make this a masterpiece for the ages. Berg had a wonderful ear for beauty and was able to use the 12-tone system in lovely ways that do not offend the listener. Gil is right. The ending is heavenly.
Great! I can't wait! ;-)
This is great, thank you for doing this.
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Very, very cool explication of this piece. It makes so much more sense to me now. Awesome video.
It's wonderful how alive he is when talking about this great early 20th century masterwork . I wonder if he has studied the Schonberg violin concerto too . Hahn needs to do a video talking about this music. 20th century music often needs a way in.Scherchen said just listen . I don't think it's often enough ! 1936 .Anxiety then 1938 .Terrible days after the freedom of Weimar Republic .
Why is the Barber sounding while he is talking about the Berg? Strange mix
It might be from his 1930s Violin Concertos Vol 1 recording, that includes both the Barber and the Berg
tried hard to grasp this music. Would like to hear the violin played solo without orchestral part so i could follow what is going on. Is there some way this is possible ? ps. I cant read music.
Why is the background music the Barber concerto, lol
Why is there music from barbers violin concerto;-;