Saint-Saëns - Piano Concerto No. 3 In E-flat Major
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2014
- Anna Malikova, piano - WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln, Thomas Sanderling conductor
1. Moderato assai
2. Andante 14:09
3. Allegro non troppo 22:03
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Saint Saens was really under rated. What a phenomenal Composer!
Along with his Piano Concerto no. 5, and many other compositions illustrates one of his philosophies. "The artist who does not feel completely satisfied by elegant lines, by harmonious colours, and by a beautiful succession of chords does not understand the art of music."
I have an LP with Saint Saëns piano concertos nº 1 and this one, nº 3, with Jeanne Marie Darré (pianist) , both very beautifully played...
Excellent version of Anna Malikova and the WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln under the baton of Thomas Sanderling. The synergy between the soloist and the orchestra is noticeable.
Bravo bravo bravo brilliance super music concerto
Give me any Saint-Saens piano concerto and I am in music listening paradise.
I like all Saint-Saens music especially his piano concertos. To be able to find all this beautiful music, I thank TH-cam.
As long as they don't butcher it with a stupidly placed ad.
I agree with you about the wondrous music of S-S, and I agree with replyhere590 ref YT killing the music with misplaced ads. Hey TH-cam, can you be more sensitive about music please by adding your ads in the beginning or at the end?
A wonderful composition, along with Piano Concerti Nos. 1 and 5. So many USA classical radio stations are so narrow-minded to only present Camille's most famous concerti Nos. 2 and 4. They are cheating their audiences from hearing three other marvelous compositions.
that narrow-mindless it's universal... i agree; the 5 in particular is awesome. The 1, 3 are more convencional... but deserve to be known too...
@@paulotav9066 Hi Paulo. Actually his 3rd Piano Concerto was badly received at the time because it was considered too modern! Perhaps it was put aside and therefore not known so much in today's concert halls. No reason to ignore though, it's a very good concerto.
Camille Saint-Saëns was a virtuoso pianist; his Concerto No. 5, The Egyptian, is a display of his gifts and power. That may in part account for it's rarity of performance. There is one master, Jean-Yves Thibaudet who is up to the Egyptian.
I love the last movement - 'tis fantastic!
I get those so called "tingles" when listening to this. Especially the last part
saint-saens the main-mans!
Great piano concerto by the Maestro. Especially the third movement, energetic with great flow of inspirations. A pleasing experience of listening!
I've always felt this concerto to be every bit as good as the 2nd and 4th. It may be more conventional and lack the intangible elements that make for popularity but that does not detract from high quality.
Awesome🎹🎶🎼🎹🎶🎼💙💙💙💛💜💚💚💖💖💗Splendid interpretation!!
My favorite! What a perfect concluding movement!
Bellissimo concerto ,armonie che trascendono con tematiche che si rimandano dal solista a singoli strumenti e a tutta l’orchestra, è un’ascolto interessante.Bravissimi esecuzione magistrale. Grazie.
A magnificent concerto! I love all of the Saint-Saens concerti and this recording is, in my opinion, one of the best. Collard/Previn and Roge/Dutoit are also excellent. Three years ago Collard played this with the Baltimore Symphony and it was stupendous! Interesting that the beautiful cadenza-like sections of the first movement- which are so unexpected- put the original audience off (in Leipzig). This concerto needs to be played in the concert halls more often!
I don't care who plays it. I just find it and listen, unless it's played like crap.
Wow, a person who knows how to spell the plural of concerto in concerti and not concertos............:)
Excellent performance! At times...magical!
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Bravo to the Cologne S.O. for this exquisite performance.. applause applause!
The opus number and full first-movement tempo indications are found under Music in the description.
Why is Saint Saëns so underrated?
It depends on your definition of underrated. He was certainly highly admired and popular during the first half of his life--which was very long for the time (he lived 86 years)-but after his Third Symphony (1886) he became a staunch reactionary against the music of Mahler, Stravinsky, Poulenc, Milhaud, and more avant-garde or innovative composers. That damaged his reputation with music historians. He has been relegated to the Second Tier level of composers despite the high-quality of many of his works because they were (or are) considered too “light” or lacking the depth of the major works of Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Bruckner, Stravinsky, and so on. Still, his piano concertos, symphonic poems (Danse Macabre) violin concertos, cello concerto, and Third Symphony are standards of the concert repertoire and people love hearing them. Then there’s the opera Samson et Dalila. It is performed regularly around the world. Caruso sang the title role at the Met in the 1915/16 season. Personally I love the 2nd, 4th, and 5th Piano Concertos and Aldo Ciccolini’s performances with Ansermet and the Orchestra de la Suisse Romande, which won a Grammy Award.
@@tflnc Wow, that's an answer...
@@tflnc commento interessante. Grazie.
This is so good！Wonderful！
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love it
Wishbone ash
I wish I knew more about this excellent pianist and see her playing !
There is plenty on the internet. She is originally from Tashkent and is now a professor in Vienna as well as being a performer
Some of the best music is heard underground
+Brian Barberg What do you mean?
Yeah, what do you mean?
Yeah yeah, what what do do you you mean mean?? :P
ΤΕΛΕΙΟΣ Ο SAINT SAENS,,,ΣΑΣ ΕΥΧΑΡΙΣΤΩ,,,,,,,
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎹🎻🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
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Genial...
masterpiece with a high dignity
Great!!!!
The feel of this concerto is so reminiscent of Beethoven’s Emperor concerto. Maybe because it’s in the same key, but it’s quite possible Saint-Saens used it as a model.
Interesting!!
Dat development in the first movement tho! Maybe most exciting ever.
I have discovered this marvellous music listening to recordings because it's NEVER played in concert. Why ???
It is the least impressive of the 5
@@michaeltraub3614 I think yours is the mainstream view. At the risk of being a contraction, though, I think the "Egyptian" is alot of claptrap, fun as it is. #3 doesn't rub me wrong at all . Some of it is pretty clever imo.
It good music.
Life!!!
J P Collard version of the 5 concertos (2 cds album) is leader performance
13:01
PERDON YA LEO MAS ARRIBA EL NOMBRE DE LA PIAN ISTA, ES GENIAL !
this has elegance to be sure. Prefer it to 2.
The reason he didn’t publish carnival was because he felt it WAS too trivial and would detract from his reputation.the exception was the swan which he felt could stand alone
May I ask, what app did you use to produce this video? Thanks!
Windows movie maker 6.0
0:09 is a good place to start.
1 MARAVILLOSO ! ? PUEDEN DECIRME QUIEN ES EL O LA PIANISTA ?
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7:25 some Paganini’s themes here
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I much prefer the 5 piano concerti of Saint-Saens to the 5 of Beethoven, Roger Nortman
IMHO, so very hard to compare them. Each set gives out own musical gift to the willing and open listener. I would not want to chose either set taken as a whole but I have my favorite individuals just like others commenting here. Might ditch the B flat LvB, dunno.
4 and 5 are his best liked concertos the others are naff compositions.oh and I like the Egyptian one also.
+chad414 5th one is the Egyptian :)
i know ,just wrote it wrong.
+chad414 Chad,No.5 IS the Egyptian. No one I know, and I concur,would call the No2 naff. It is in the standard repertoire for good reason . Have another listen to them all. I recommend Pascal Roge's interpretations ,but there are many others. Personally speaking ,Saint-Saens never wrote a naff piece in his life . He thought Carnival was not up there by his own standards and locked it away, but many would beg to differ....
+Matthew Coldicutt -- Interesting, what you said about Camille's opinion of Carnival of the Animals, because I totally agree with him. While it has one or two redeeming moments (Le Cygne and Aquarium), it doesn't really appeal to me, maybe because I know what a genius he is and find it trivial and silly. But kids love it, I guess, and I laughed and enjoyed it when my brother's piano duo played it, narrated by his wife; though that was due to them, not the suite.
chad414 Egyptian is precisely his 5th piano concerto. But sorry, you are wrong because number 2 is perhaps the best one!!! Listen it with Rubinstein.
The last movement ist a joke, isn't it?!