Philip Glass - Symphony No.11 complete (Pedro Vázquez, Orquesta Sinfónica Metropolitana de Sevilla)
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- Philip Glass - Symphony No.11*
*Estreno en España
Pedro Vázquez Marín, director
Orquesta Sinfónica Metropolitana de Sevilla
Concierto ofrecido dentro de la XX Semana de la Música de Ronda
4 de julio de 2019
Real Maestranza de Ronda
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I think it took me 3 minutes of "why isn't the conductor moving at all" to recognise it's just a picture...
This fake thumbnail tries to be unfaithfull wit us
i also had a moment where I thought "Man, this orchestra's commitment to minimalism is truly impressive!"
I went full groundskeeper Willie when I realized it:
Ya used me, Skinner!!
YA USEEED MEE!
Listening to this beautiful piece would have been enhanced greatly with a video of the orchastra playing. Alas and Alack they are under one of Harry's Petronus spells.
If you need visuals, the music has failed
bruh
also watch Hr-Sinfonieorchester's channel; phenomenal performances with great audio and good video to@@LeeGee
After Akhnaten, thought I'd never appreciate anything by Glass. WRONG! Saw this last night, live, by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Muti conducting. Blew me away. Absolutely amazing when all instruments playing at once. Nine percussionists. Philip Glass was in attendance. Standing ovation felt like 15 minutes.
I was there too on Saturday. What we had that day is simply majestic.
I was also at that performance. It brought tears to my eyes to not only hear it performed but to see the composer there in the flesh. I've loved his work since my father showed me Koyaaniqatsi as a child. To be there for that night is a story I'll tell for the rest of my days.
Love it. It’s the repetitive style of Philip Glass!
Philip Glass has fun composing! 💖
Es una sinfonía alegre en tres movimientos (de 10’, 15’ y 11’) acabada en el 2016. En su estreno Glass acababa de cumplir 80 años: estaba, pues, jovial, al componer para alegrar el día a sus oyentes. Se inicia con una lenta marcha, juguetona pues los metales y las cuerdas logran sacar de quicio a la percusión pues se amalgaman, una a una las polirritmias apiladas dando pie a complicidades complejas que requieren una sibilina entente entre el director y los instrumentistas. El segundo movimiento es una invitación al sosiego, dicharachero sí, pues las cuerdas desanudan un cha-cha-chá chispeante en el que está prohibida la cabezadita pues consigue que no nos anquilosemos en el respaldo. En el tercer movimiento la percusión está al mando. No se llega al caos de fin de fiesta, pero el oído medio es zarandeado hasta el final, aleteando por sorpresa al irse una pausa que libera el silencio que requiere que le sigan escuchando. Ha sabido hacerse seguir el director con la mano extendida, no vacila mientras se desangran exangües las notas y los arpegios con tirantes. Tiene oficio.
Muchas gracias por tus interesantes apuntes, José María. ¡Saludos!
Truly magnificent playing from a world class orchestra and very precise conductor.
As we can hear at 3:37 (just as an example). And only people who think that this is a world class orchestra could believe that this is a magnificent piece
Spend a few seconds on thinking about why any of the actual world class orchestras would never play this piece...
@@viktorajstein In your opinion, is the Chicago Symphony Orchestra a world class orchestra? well, they are playing this symphony tonight, with Riccardo Muti. I agree the Sevilla orchestra is far from a world class orchestra.
Poor poor orchestra, can jardly listen to this "thing" (I avoid the word "symphony")
Nice to read that also the hearing-impaired are invited!
@@viktorajstein Philistine.
Riguardo le sinfonie credo che Philip Glass abbia realizzato lavori via via più belli col passare del tempo. La sinfonia n.11 è veramente apprezzabile.
Wow... The interpretation is so powerful I barely recognized the piece. The official recording made it feel like another one of his boring ones but here... Its an entirely different beast. Bravo!
I- 0:00
II- 12:10
III- 27:58
Love the moment when the horns and flutes appeared
Thanks for the mositure. Thanks.
Symphonie Fantastique , merci !
Fabulosa!!!!!
Another stirring masterwork
First half is solemn. 2nd half of this symphony is battle of kitchen utensils.
¿Es el primer movimiento primo hermano del segundo movimiento del concierto Tirol?
Live concert with a still picture?
Yes Michael. We only have the sound record, not video.
@@osjaljarafe Excelente opus y versión,Viva España!!
Sounds better than the recording at Carnegie Hall of Glass’s 80tH birthday performance of the symphony, which was memorable, except for the recording.
Audio is sharp, Gracias!
Philip Glass has sucessfully broke the curse of 9 symphonies
He is not the first composer to write more than 9 symphonies since Beethoven : Mahler, Shostakovich, Hovhaness,Myaskovsky,Segerstam,
Havergal Brian
@@annfenchlokentaz8592 Mahler died in the middle of his 10th.
Which symphonies? He just called his uninspired and self-quotating stuff so.
Not a patch on Muti!
Esto suena bien industrial? Como si el cyberpunk o algun otro genero de ciencia ficcion usara musica clasica.
Weirdly dissonant.
Bad soundtake 😔
I notice also the friendliness of the dissonant notes, particularly in the brass.
Philip Glass is an under valued and under performed composer. It seems he is out of fashion. Too bad.
Awfully bad intonation, sorry, I cannot listen to it.
Kinda like someone looking at you and saying… awful Nose 👃, I can not look at you.
There are so many other things to also appreciate as well as great pitch. Obviously this isn’t a world class Orchestra , But Glass is a world class composer. Respect
Que orquesta mas desafinada...Los bronces y violines desafinados.