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Stravinsky: Finale - Suite from The Firebird / Los Angeles Philharmonic, Gustavo Dudamel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ค. 2020
- Igor Stravinsky
Finale - Suite from The Firebird / L‘oiseau de feu / Der Feuervogel (1919 version)
Los Angeles Philharmonic, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel
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Stravinsky knew how to write endings... pure magic; and Dudamel is a fantastic conductor in our time.
As a timpanist, this is by far one of the funnest pieces I’ve ever played
I wish I could play this on timp!!!
One of the most powerful and moving pieces of music ever written!
It encompasses serenity, majesty and energy all in one......the work of a true genius!
To me, the Firebird Suite is a song about how the current system in Russia will one day completely burn down, and a new Russia that is truly good will be reborn from the ashes.
@aleksis-kivi we all wish. But yes. Power corrupts absolutely.
This song always manages to bring chills down my spine
We played this my sophomore year, and it is the best finale song I’ve ever heard
I LOVE this final movement because it starts so quietly and ends with such a flurry!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I think the start of this movement is a continuation of the D Minor Berceuse Movement
The last chords of the finale always caught my ear, decided to sit down with it to my amazement it’s a simple Major chord progression | B major C Major | C # Major | F Major C# Major C Major | B Major :|| < pure genius
Yes, simple and amazing. Also, the root of each of those chords is the Firebird's theme, but inverted.
@@porkyfry I’d never realized that, although it’s only the first four notes that are exact.
And all these chords are over a B pedal!
@@porkyfry
Is this version’s chords an inversion?
It astonishes me so much how the simplest composing tools make the most breathtaking music! ❤
Another amazing example is Tchaikovsky's Pas des Deux from the Nutcraker: its theme is just a mere descending scale, yet it creates one of the most emotional moment in music history!
I would like thank my mom. She was playing this music while doing homework for a cpmmunity college course when I was kid. This song has always captivated me and sometimes brings me joyus tears.
We played this in 12th grade for our last concert 😢 miss those days
wow!
You never forget your last concert. It’s always the one you pour the most emotion into and your performance reflects it. I was sobbing by the end of my last marching band competition. I think our lives are better for having those memories
@@buccaneerbrawler Honestly! We played it with the band too it was beautiful. Not as nice as the pros of course. But man I miss it so much! Playing my violin alone will never compare to a full orchestra 😭
@@user-vv5ro6vf5c Yes I agree with you, having an opportunity to perform in an orchestra is the best thing for a musician ever had.
I played it in the 12th grade at the halftime show for a college football game with about a dozen other high school bands from the area. (San Diego State University 1974)
Dudamel is simply magic. And the whole orchestra is outstanding.
He looks like he's having the time of his life and it's awesome.
@@JosephDutra LOL YES
I love this piece! I played it with orchestra in college - sadly, there was no music major at that university, so our orchestra was somewhat lacking. But I would have loved for all of us to be better so we could have done justice to it. Firebird sounds fresh and modern even 100 years later!
This brings me to tears every time!!!
Me too. To me, the Firebird Suite is a song about how the current system in Russia will one day completely burn down, and a new Russia that is truly good will be reborn from the ashes.
@@aleksis-kivi Is this your personal interpretation? I have never heard of this.
@@jacobpottala well, my own. But some Russians might know what I am talking about. Konstantin from the Inside Russia channel argues that the Russian system needs renewal like the phoenix bird. The phoenix is an ancient Middle Eastern legend about burning up and being reborn. Actually, I realized later that the Russian firebird folklore is rather different from the ancient Phoenix legend. Nonetheless, there is hope for the future. We have to keep striving for a better world and people should accept this may come through immense suffering, as is currently happening in Eastern Europe and elsewhere right now.
YES ...timeless sublime Heavenly harmonious the cosmos opening to infinite endless beauty ..the Stravinsky Finale~~~!!!
Heard him conduct this at the Salzburg Festival 2020 and it was one of the best concerts I have ever heard. Totally captivating in every second. And what a fitting piece to play at this time.
Funny - rock music is my thing and always will be , but this is absolutely fantastic . Strange how some music can just catch you out and cross over !!
Yes used this in the 1970's as an intro
We played this for a percussion ensemble performance amazing piece.
Love this. I first heard it on Yessongs back in 1976 and have loved it ever since.
Probably not alone in that.
@@spikespa5208 , nope. 🙂 I can't hear that piece without expecting to hear it slide into "Siberian Khatru".
Rick Wakeman brought me here.
Me too. Changed my life.
there are a number of great endings in classical music, but this is the most magical
My kids love this
Goosebumps every time. When that timpani hits the first time - wow.
Couldn't agree more. Goosebumps and chills every single time (especially when the brass come in).
That final progression is unbelievable. When I was a little kid I thought that was the music that played when you went up to heaven. We listen to a lot of Stravinsky in my house and the mothers of invention
To me, the Firebird Suite is an anthem about how the current system in Russia will one day completely burn down, and a new Russia that is truly good will be reborn from the ashes.
............a whole news music package came from this exact signature (the reason why the package is called Stravinsky). This piece itself is fantastic, but to think my childhood came out of this!? Wow.
This Finale always brings me goosebumps, and almost tearful in how emotive it is. Always expecting YES to blast into Siberian Khatru at the end of this AMAZING piece.
Bellissimo!!!!!!
NPR Weekend Edition-Saturday (2/20/21) just ended with the end of this piece, and I had to listen to it again. So beautiful, so beautiful!
Agreed.
Maravillosa !!! Sublime !!! una gran orquesta impecable, con la excelente dirección de Gustavo Dudamel. Impresionante escuchar esta obra de Stravinsky con tanta calidad !!
First time I've seen this movement I was so enthusiastic and shocked at the same time. It was in 2009 and today I love that and feel relaxed when I listen to. It's stunning. A masterpiece.
I once wrote an entire script listening to this... perfect
I wish this video was long enough to let the last note linger... I love this piece
It's so strange seeing Maestro Dudamel withd grey hair. But regarless, this was such a beautiful performance!
The finale was usedby William Walton inhis Stitfire Fugue and Prelude and Crown Imperial for 1937 Royal Coronation. What a wonderful sound.
I love the French Horn opening notes.
My professor showed the class this piece and I must say its so beautiful
Bravo indeed!
I loved performing this solo when I was a member of the symphony. Ah, those were the days!
Maestro Dudamel is the Brian Blessed of orchestral music.
Yes! He is!
Wonderful, I love this suite-can't say the same for the Rite of Spring though.
Gustavo Dudamel…GRANDE, GIGANTE , FENOMENAL…No hay palabras para describir este Director ❤
For decades, and I think even to this day, the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles plays part of this finale at the end of their planetary show, as the sunrises.
I remember this from the little Einsteins movie brings back childhood memories
Bravo from Tokyo
LA is lucky to have Dudamel. Cities used to have bidding wars for conductors on his level.
They've only got another couple years with him now! NY is taking him after that.
Bravo!!!
Hi, i recorded this piece last night for an online audition, cheers!!🤗🤗👍
Adoro música clássica! Por que adoro?
Porque é relaxante e me faz dormir 😴.
I love the violinist’s smile at 1:51 :)
Great !!!
Here!!!!!!
😍😍 uff that was beautiful
A true masterpiece. One of the few...
❤❤❤So Deep❤❤❤
Wow!!,,
I am curently using this for my practice for my orchestra
1:34 7/4 time signature baby! We concluded our marching band show with that this past season!
I love when odd time signatures are written so flawlessly you wouldn't even know they're "odd" other than their energy.
Amazin Dudabel
YES! Dudamel!!!
how am I just hearing this for the first time
Count yourself lucky to have finally heard it.
Parabéns Dudame! ❤❤❤❤
i played this for band last year it was sososososo cool
Que maravilla
From “Little Einstein’s: Rocket’s Firebird Rescue”
Now imagine if the orchestra had continued right into Siberian Khatru after this
It's impossible not to imagine that. 🙂
Thank you so much for this comment😂
dudamel is awesome
I wonder if any of the members of the orchestra are anticipating Siberian Khatru in their heads at the end there. I bet there are a few.
YES!!
Or "Parallels". 🤣
@@TheReaperMan275or sound chaser
Epic.
These russian composers😍
Seriously, I'm pretty sure my top favorite composer list has an inordinate number of Russian composers - Shostakovich, Prokofiev, Stravinsky, and Tchaikovsky. And there's so many more awesome ones after just those four!
My main gripe with performances is that they only play small selections of these composers' works, especially with full orchestra. There are many more less-known pieces I'd love to hear more often, or less known composers even! I wish it was easier for orchestras to get people in seats so they could have more freedom in what they decided to play.
Anyway, after that essay - regardless of my gripes, I'm not complaining that Firebird is often played. It's amazing and deserves the honor!
I think i would like this played at my funeral as im eased into the ground...i think it would both stun ans scare some folks.
cancion muy xula igor stravinsky
???
nice
A more lyrical Stravinsky, but he is all good.
Nice
This was featured in Fantasia 2000
O final é Belíssimo. Andei semanas a trautear a música. Mas, ao vivo, pareceu-me mais longo. 3:01
It's comments like these, in this section, that push people away from enjoying classical music in general. Fans who prefer one particular PERFORMANCE will try to push their opinions on others and it's INSANE.
One conductor will elicit a completely different performance from an orchestra than another conductor. Neither one is wrong, they just have a different interpretation. Likewise: you, as a listener and observer, are perfectly within your rights to prefer one conductor and orchestra over another. But to somehow imply or actually SAY that one performance is "better" than another is wholly subjective. Don't like Dudamel? Cool. Find another conductor and orchestra and then offer that to readers. This is the JOY of classical (and jazz) music: keep watching and listening! Because different musicians will interpret the same music in WILDLY different ways, and that is what makes it AMAZING.
To me: The music is INCREDIBLE and deserves to be heard. If this orchestra and conductor doesn't do it for you, check out other performances of the same piece! It can sound unbelievably different in the hands of a different orchestra and conductor, and that can make all the difference. Don't throw out a composition based on just one performance!!!
You must be speaking to people who don't know anything about music.
To me, the Firebird Suite is a song about how the current system in certain countries will one day completely burn down, and a new society that is truly good will be reborn from the ashes.
Ladies and gentleman, Yes . Paralells
2:35 trumpets, trombones
It's interesting listening to all those sostenuto chords when, if you take a listen to Stravinsky himself, we wants them so short and dry. I remember being shocked by Stravinsky the first time - but now it sounds invariably right! Start at 11'15" th-cam.com/video/IrMGqAmjbug/w-d-xo.html
At what time do you want tea
3:01 Steve Howe riff
Any Yes fans here?
Yep, currently singing "Siberian Khatru". 🙂
If you know this from Hoopsanddinoman you deserve a veterans discount
If you're that one guy on the French horn and you mess it up...
Give me a few notes in order that they played
Disappearance of Kastchei's Palace and Magical Creations,
Return to Life of the Petrified Knights, General Rejoicing.
A marriage between 12 maidens who were imprisoned by Kastchei and a knight who had been turned to stone by magic. In the end, Prince Ivan and the princess are united, the curtain rises, and the country they rule appears.
1:57
I'm angry with myself for taking so long to reconize this from fantasia 2000
Long Live the Eurasian Union!
2:31 he have got scared of himself ahahah
Was about to like, but saw it was in the Walt Disney concert hall
Why would that stop you from liking it?
@@unbearablepleasures it didn’t
Who cares whose name is on it? It's a great hall.
The Ending of Firebird - is THE VOICE OF RUSSIA, IMPERIAL GREAT RUSSIA .
It was still loved after the Revolution.
I don't know about the rest of you guys but this dude-amel has zero subtlety. He's more like a marching band leader than an interpreter of the greatest music ever created. Bombastic and ultimately vain.
In general I agree with you re: Dudamel (I suspect he was a PR move to attract a Latino audience), but that solo French horn was exquisitely played.
Lenny unattainable
Definitely sounds disney, thats why it is played in walt disney concert hall
This was suite was used as the Finale of Fantasia 2000!
Dumb comment.
Only 18 years old and above will allow you to play.
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отвратительный дирижёр.
disgusting comment.
How is Dudamel disgusting?
Ew. Valery gergive is so much better
gergiev has such a different style that its barely fair to judge any other conductor against him
"ew"? Can't wait til you grow up enough to come back and cringe at this comment 🤣
Both repliers above me said
both of your sentences is bad lol
@@knelson3057
For example, a slow lullaby
and a quick dramatic music.
Of course the second conductor is ‘better’ but that’s just because it’s harder!
So you’re definitely right
@@KurtRichterCISSP LOL 🤣🤣🤣