Really nice orchestration. This is different than my normal musical taste but I really like the energy of this piece. I personally liked that the composer took the stage.
It's different because this piece was inspired by cultural musics from the northest of Brazil, that is far from classical music. But as a Brazilian this is really a masterpiece and represents beautifully our culture.
Thanks Ben you and the Elves bring a little bit of sunshine into a dark and stormy time....Clarise a little bit of a pre-Madonna your piece is in perfectly good hands with Ben.. I'm afraid you are superfluous and the musicians will only look at Ben you will be a distraction.
It's not clear from this video, but it was actually Maestro Zander who (unexpectedly!) insisted that she join him on the stage during the performance. She made the best of the unusual situation!
@@BostonPhilharmonic I see thank you for clarifying the situation. It's a position I've seen so many times over the years. The power and control.... And it's always the unknown musicians that are at fault. Never mind. Thanks again Elves
Bonecos de Olinda represent my country. Thank you! 🤗🤗
Really nice orchestration. This is different than my normal musical taste but I really like the energy of this piece. I personally liked that the composer took the stage.
I completely agree with this comment.
It's different because this piece was inspired by cultural musics from the northest of Brazil, that is far from classical music. But as a Brazilian this is really a masterpiece and represents beautifully our culture.
Thank you, Benjamin Zander
The execution was beautiful such as the impressive work of Clarice. Thanks for uploading!
Brasil!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Love this!
I love it.
Maestro Zander can always surprise the audience and do magic as no other
Why are there two conductors?
Benjamin Zander is the conductor. He invited the composer, Clarice Assad, to join them on stage for the performance.
How much did they have to pay tmea for them to make symphony play this 😭😭
LMAO it was actually rlly fun to play this
Thanks Ben you and the Elves bring a little bit of sunshine into a dark and stormy time....Clarise a little bit of a pre-Madonna your piece is in perfectly good hands with Ben.. I'm afraid you are superfluous and the musicians will only look at Ben you will be a distraction.
It's not clear from this video, but it was actually Maestro Zander who (unexpectedly!) insisted that she join him on the stage during the performance. She made the best of the unusual situation!
@@BostonPhilharmonic I see thank you for clarifying the situation. It's a position I've seen so many times over the years. The power and control.... And it's always the unknown musicians that are at fault. Never mind. Thanks again Elves
Prima donna