Carl Reinecke - Violin Concerto in G-minor, Op.141 (1876)
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- Picture: Valentine Cameron Prinsep - Death of Siward the Strong
Carl Reinecke (23 June 1824 - 10 March 1910) was a German composer, conductor, and pianist.
Work: Violin Concerto in G-minor, Op.141 (1876) composed for the great Joseph Joachim.
Mov.I: Allegro moderato 00:00
Mov.II: Lento 15:07
Mov.III: Finale: Moderato con grazia 22:44
Violin: Ingolf Turban
Orchestra: Berner Symphonie-Orchester
Conductor: Johannes Moesus - เพลง
Reinecke is a scandalously underrated composer. The only work which is still known and sometimes played to-day is his sonata Undine for flute and piano. He wrote more than 200 opus, including chamber music, symphonies, concertos.His art is traditional, but always personal and full of ideas. His constructions are very firm, his writing for the instrument and his art of orchestration excellent. The present concerto gives its full role to the soloist, but does bot forget the role of the orchestra and of the exchanges between the two entities. It is full of lyrism. It is indeed a great concerto for violin in the pure romantic style. It is a pity that nobody plays it anymore.
He was also really important as a teacher for many composers and musicians
This is good to know
I agree with every word Gérard. This concerto is superb! Inspired and perfectly written.
@@henrijar Perfectly right !!!! thx!
The flute concerto of him(op.283) is also played nowadays. It is also an excellent piece which I feel it is like a shower of sun in winter.
Uno de los conciertos para violín más hermoso que he escuchado. Sencillamente sublime
I forgot to note a detail. This concerto is in G minor; Reineke seems to have particularly loved the minor mode. Most of his masterworks, including his sonata for flute an piano Undine, are in minor mode.
Reinecke was successful with the genre of concerto. His 4 piano concertos are masterworks, especially the 4th. Here, we have a delicate violin conceerto, which takes advantage of the skills of Reinecke in terms of melody, architecture and orchestration. Indeed a nice work, which would deserve to be more often executed in our music halls.
NOTE- He also wrote nice concertos for flute and for harp, which is noticeable for a romantic composer.
Gérard Begni I 100 % agree with you regarding Reinecke's mastering of the concerto genre. Apart from the excellent concertos you've mentioned, he also wrote some brilliant shorter concertante pieces, like the Ballade op.288 (flute and orchestra) and Konzertstuck op.33 (piano and orchestra).
The Cello Concerto of 1882 is pretty good as well!
Vielen Dank, dass Sie dieses schoene Konzert ins Netz gestellt haben!
Why is this piece performed a lot less (almost not at all) than Wieniawski's, Brahms' or Beethoven's violin concerto? Completely deserving joyful attention, the Lento is really an outstanding masterpiece, but the rest is also up there with any of the very best.
Why don't I like the Brahms concerto, am I the only one?
When you listen to a piece of music three times in a row, you know whether it's good or not.
I have played the violin for well over 50 years and I have never heard of this composer. How wonderful! Beautiful concerto. Will have to find others.
Still so many unknown composers to discover
Excelente, maravilhoso, divinal!
Un très beau concerto si rarement joué sur les scènes internationales!!
Et oui .les musiciens de France sont des poux conformistes : 10 morceaux appris laborieusement au conservatoire .Je pense à pahud et aux musicos du système officiel
Les conservatoires, les disques, les concerts, les concours internationaux , les stations radio, c'est HONTEUX!
A masterfull concerto.
Awesome! Beautiful music.
Beautiful, melodic, haunting work. Thanks for uploading this.
Ces ( chefs d'oeuvre ) me rappellent ceux de Max. Bruch qu'il a certainement influencé dans ses œuvres pour violon et violoncelle . C'est évident .Point de fantaisies chez eux mais des oeuvres superbement orchestrées , inspirées et jouées pas suffisamment .
Charming! Thanks - as always - for yet another neglected treasure.
Ted Wilks
Carl Reinecke always writes great stuff.
Veramente forte, sentimenti aperti, che si permite una apertura caso totale d´essere or non essere, senza dubita. Bravo, magnifico
Thank you . I see above the information on the painting . Nice music , too . Thanks for posting .
Me sorprendio.No conocia al compositor.Su concierto.Hermoso...
We are cheatled by the music education and the music industry
Beautiful.
The solo of violin from 13:40 sounds a bit like the 5th movement of the partita for violin n°2 BWV 1004 of Bach.
Astonishing
La vita si è complicata:le certezze di un tempo sono finite?Sento in questo autore per me nuovo l'empito di uno spirito che si dibatte tra affanni quotidiani.La musica salva?Si può essere estranei al mondo.Un tempo forse sì.poi non più.L'uomo si è confrontato con l'uomo.Una volta l'uomo si confrontava con Dio.
Bravo.
nice
For such a beautiful concert I would love to know orchestra, soloist and conductor. Ignoring them is totally unfair!
it is all mentioned above
Did you sing the role of the evil wizard Dilfeng in Friedrich Kuhlau's opera Lulu? Are you Henning von Schulman?
I love Reinecke's music, my sister too, but not my dad never mind. As far as we know Siward the Strong from Northumbria actually died sitting in his privy, he apparently didn't have time to tie off his boots, cholera has taken the best of him. What does the concerto has to do with the painting I don't really know.
Reinecke is always a safe bet. Try his piano concertos, there are 4 of them, never played.
What is that intriguing painting ?
Death Of Siward The Strong, Art Painting by Valentine Cameron Prinsep