Sibelius: Violinkonzert ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Augustin Hadelich ∙ Andrés Orozco-Estrada
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- Jean Sibelius:
Violinkonzert in d-Moll op. 47 ∙
I. Allegro moderato 00:00 ∙
II. Adagio di molto 16:47 ∙
III. Allegro ma non tanto 26:28 ∙
hr-Sinfonieorchester - Frankfurt Radio Symphony ∙
Augustin Hadelich, Violine ∙
Andrés Orozco-Estrada, Dirigent ∙
Rheingau Musik Festival 2021 ∙
Eröffnungskonzert ∙
Kloster Eberbach, 27. Juni 2021 ∙
Website: www.hr-sinfonieorchester.de ∙
Facebook: / hrsinfonieorchester ∙
ARD-Mediathek: www.ardmediathek.de/hr/sendun... ∙
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I have never heard greater clarity from any violinist than Augustin on those runs in the cadenza in the first movement. His technique is astonishing!
His performance is like piano. All the sound is clear and powerful, and none of his sound is muffled. He is literally genious.
Not True! Hadelich is not the greatest! Hadelich his violin sound is awful like Black and White tv picture so colorless! Hadelich had bad technique and Hadelich is so restless and out of rhythmic balance! Hadelich would be out of the first round of Sibelius violin competition like awful Bomsori Kim! No prizes for Hadelich!!
I would love to hear on what basis he has has bad technique! I think it's probably a fair bit better than yours 😂
@@az_eagle he does also play the piano!
Hadelich is such a well-rounded violinist. I can always rest easy knowing that he's gonna nail it.
this was very good, but it got even better when violas got a good part in the first movement
Phenomenal technique coupled with tremendously sensitive and thoughtful musicality.
his tone and phrasing on the second movement. nothing in the world compares
Good-bye and best wishes, Mr. Orozco-Estrada - thank you for all the music you made with the hr-Sinfonieorchester!
why goodbye? is he leaving?
@S3CS-25 Wong Sheung Chak With Alain coming in we might hear some sublime performances of French music for this orchestra, wouldn't you agree? I heard grandiose Roussel at the Boston Symphony a few seasons ago.
I mean I’m pretty happy cause he’s coming back to Houston!
I'm not quite sure what I just heard, but I have never heard this concerto played like this. I knew Augustin Hadelich was a world-class violinist from the first note - that was never in question - what I was not expecting was a performance that was so artfully sculpted and played with a level of nuance. It is usually the second movement, strangely enough, that I pay close attention to. First it was the falling notes at 22:56 - and then some where after finishing one of the phrases around 25:47, I could no longer hold it together and tears started falling from my face. The camera work was getting on my nerves so I closed my eyes, and perhaps, that helped me focus even more - but even still, I noticed that he played certain parts in an extremely understated fashion, thereby increasing the effect. The only thing I can think to compare it to is Chekhov. Chekhov can describe the most horrific events in the most deadpan fashion, and if you're really paying attention, some of his stories are heartbreaking and almost unbearable to read. This sort of happened in the first movement where I needed to stop the video to actually take in what I had heard. Man, I don't know what else to say. To say this was brilliant would be cliche.
Thank you for your comment, I have been moved about this, too. Can't even describe how deeply has Mr. Hadelich's violin changed my emotions towards all classical music.. 😊
Sorry, I have to ask this: You wrote about Chekhov. I think you might mean the famous Russian writer Anton Tšehov... Sorry if I am wrong. We in Finland might write his name also as Tsehov. I could say that his books are bigger than a life. I don't mean that he was like God, but I think you understand... (sorry my poor English)
And I feel like you that both Hadelich and Tšehov have/had some extra understanding of the universe and of many aspects of our lives.
@@TurmoilDot Ha. Please know that if I have the cultural wherewithal to even mention a writer as nuanced as Chekhov, trust that I know how to spell his name. I also speak Russian. However, in the US, it turns out that that is how his name is spelled. It is spelled that way in media, and on most of the books I have. Every now and then you will find books in the U.S. with alternative spellings, but the standard spelling in English is, indeed, Chekhov. Now, whether Augustin has read Chekov, I'm not sure. I can't say. His playing simply reminds me of Chekhov in the way that Chekhov's writing is understated yet shimmers with virtuosity and emotion, similar to Augustin's playing - it is on the one hand straight forward and simple, yet exceedingly nuanced at the same time. Hope that helps.
Regarding your reference to Chekhov, I think it may be Mr. Hadelich’s…stoic, if you will….physical stance while playing even the most emotional passages that reminds you of Chekhov’s writing style. I always find that to be one of the most powerful aspects of his playing; I feel that excessive moving can actually take away from the intensity of music. I’m not going to pretend that I’ve read Chekhov’s works, but I think I understand what you’re getting at and I will certainly check him out in the future.
Yes lovely and unfirguetable rendition.
I will keep it closet to Christian ferras and Subin Meths
Talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, showstopping, spectacular,
1st movement 00:05
2nd movement 16:47
3rd movement 26:28
Fantastic all round. Hadelich is one of my very favourite musicians and what a superb violinist...the combination with Andres Orozco-Estrada and the HR Sinfonieorchester, the best orchestra in the world in my view, is a real treat. Also a very nice viola solo in the first mvt!
Solo-violist (I suppose here as a guest) is Roland Glassl, one of the most respected soloists in the world ;)
@@FCarraro1 thank you!!
@@FCarraro1 Thanks, I had not realised. I love the Mandelring Quartet's recordings of the Janacek quartets, when he was their violist.
I love that solo as well. Happy to see that there are others who notice it.
one of the best performance ive come across. the orchestra is amazing
Legendary Hadelich's fingering reminds me of Zimmermann. ~^^ Love it
Мой любимый и не повторимый скрипач!
Он безупречен во всём!
Perfection beautiful perfection
Marvelous!! What a stunningly beautiful rendition of this most beautiful violin masterpiece! Bravo!
It's so wonderful to see this music performed before an audience in attendance. Caution is evident, but the beautiful music lives. Thank you Maestro Orozco-Estrada and thank you Maestro Hadelich!
It was great seeing this live! Really made my day
can’t belive i hadn’t seen this! amazing quality and brilliant playing as always
Thank you, Augustin Hadelich. This is among the best versions I ever heard. If not the best?
One of best Performances of the Sibelius violin concerto I have ever heard..Jascha HEIFITZ is the reference recording...Augustin Haderlich plays like a God...one the finest violinist at present... Conducting, orchestra acustic and recording...just GRANDIOS..A glorious performance!!! A wonderful collaberation!! Thank you so much for posting...
First time I've caught a new upload!
🎉 Abgesehen von der fantastischen Aufführung gefällt mit der Klang im Kloster sehr sehr gut!! 👏 👏👏 🙏
Als eine außergewöhnliche Geigerpersönlichkeit und zugleich herausragender Pädagoge erweist sich Hadelich als Bereicherung für die Universität Yale sowie für die gesamte internationale Musikgemeinschaft.
Sooo habe ich dieses Werk noch nie gehört!! Dake für dieses Erlebnis!!
A Legend!!!
Atemberaubende Aufführung dieses expressiven Violinkonzerts durch den erstklassigen Solisten und das erfahrene Orchester. Einfach wunderbar!
Herrlich, wie die exSzeryng-LeDuc Guarneri-del-Gesu hier klingt.
PS - bitte nicht verpassen, Augustin Hadelich's Zugabe: Der Louisiana Blues Strut, das erinnert an den großen Jazzer Stépane Grapelli.
@@hansjuergenkohlhaas871 Genau. Stépane war anwesend. Für das ganze Konzert, nicht nur für die Zugabe, zusammen mit Felix und Jean. Die drei sind zwar im Video nicht zu sehen, aber ich bin sicher dass sie miteinander diese wunderbare Zeit in Eberbach genossen...
Wirklich eine hervorragende Aufführung. Jeder Ton von Hadelich ist Ausdruck, ist Musik!
Big thanks for sharing this marvelous and very enjoyable performance. I love both Hadelich and Orozco-Estrada.
멋진 연주 감사합니다!
Thank You, this made a cold snowy evening so much better.
Wspaniałe wykonie, wielkie brawa!
Bravo!!!
Wonderful! Thank you
Sublime !
Perfect..!!
Wunderschöne und detaillierte Aufführung dieses nordischen und perfekt komponierten Konzerts mit seidigem doch gut phrasiertem Ton der technisch perfekten Solovioline sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der geniale Dirigent unterstützt den ebenso genialen Solisten im gut betrachteten Tempo und mit sorgfältig kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach wunderbar!
Excellent! Bravo!
MARVELOUS!!!!!!
Hadelich needs to have some live Mozart recordings on TH-cam. I know he had played Mozart in concert but I can't find it anywhere
Honestly don't you think there is enough Mozart everywhere? Sometimes I think people believe there is no other composer.
Great to see something by this marvellous composer.
That would be great because I'm sure I'll never be able to see Augustin performing live.
Also it would be cool if there was his Shostakovich on TH-cam. I'm really curious to find out how he interpretes this piece.
@@user-bj2hj7fj9l Mr. Hadelich has the Cadenza of the Shostakovich's symphony in his own TH-cam-channel. I assume that other parts of the performance are not published freely because of those rights of the orchestra. 🤔
@@user-bj2hj7fj9l I've a full recording his Shostakovich VC! Also have Mozart 5, no other Mozart concerto though
@@mikas2934any links 😭😭
Wonderful
Bellísimooooooo
Marvellous and wonderful
Thank you. Shared but watching the concert on tv. Exquisite!
Thank you gorgeous
¡¡¡Muy buena versión de tan magnífico concierto del gran compositor Sibelius!!!
WOW, What a beautiful velvety sound!!!! Still, fire!!
Prachtig!!
Maravilloso!!! Un espectáculo completo!!
Stealing my heart💕💕💕
Magnífica interpretación y como siempre brillante la dirección del maestro Orozco
Captivating.
Гениально!! Какая экспрессия!!!
Splendida musicalità 🙏
Cuándo aprenderán los realizadores que lo que nos interesa es ver a los músicos y sobre todo al solista….
German orchestras are always the best.
Fantastic everyone, thank you all!
Bravissimo 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Lui è italiano
This blew my socks off. Would violinists out there compare this to Christian Ferras?
Or perhaps Ginette Neveu or a young David Oistrakh. But really, Hadelich is quite unique.
@@nickyork8901 David Oistrakh was Augustin's favorite violinist while growing up.
Definitely, yes.
As great, as sensitive as Ferras.
Прекрасный скрипач и великолепный инструмент.
Fantastic performance from Hadelich! Just superb. BRAVO!
Hey, cameraman: we want to see the SOLOIST and the other musicians (occasionally), NOT the walls of the building. WTH???
我男神又帅了！
Camera focusing perhaps a bit too much on architecture? Still, the sound engineers have done a stellar job, as everyone knows who ever chewed through this venue's cavernous acoustics.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
i can't believe there were empty seats.
Middle of covid, spaced seating
29:34 😱 Did anyone see the double bass player?
he's just tuning haha
😮
4:10
13:43
Wann führt das hr-Sinfonieorchester das Violinkonzert von Sibelius als Nächstes vor? Würde es echt gerne mal live sehen! Wo sieht man denn die kommenden Termine mit allen Konzerten?
Nun haben wir das Sibelius-Konzert ja gerade beim Rheingau Musik Festival gespielt. Insofern wird es sicher eine Weile dauern. Unsere Konzerte sind leicht auf unserer Homepage www.hr-sinfonieorchester.de zu finden.
33:41
no.. its called AUDIENCE MANNER
a great performance. I was listening to it live and i am so glad you "forgot" his "Zugabe" because that really killed his whole performance and totaly didnt fit in!
What?
@@moooobkityy It means they didn’t like the encore after the Sibelius when it was played live. I completely disagree-I heard the same encore live after his Brahms and I thought it was fresh but virtuosic.
@@adamdvorak9205 what was the encore? What piece?
31:10 - 31:45.
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manifiak
Sorry, but do you mean that the performance or the music is like a manifest? And about what? 🤔
@Turmoil Dot absolutely not, it was kind of a joke, it's "magnifique" wich mean in french wonderful but write in a funny way let say nothing more, sorry for the disappointment
@@gregwolfka8991 ah okay, i couldn't understand your joke... 😊
@@TurmoilDot it's for french people 🤷♂️ it will be "buttyful" in english not high level joke
@@gregwolfka8991 Okay... 😂 But TH-cam translated it "Manifestations". Not mentioned the buttocks at all...
PEERLESS!!!