Concerto for Bass Tuba- Ralph Vaughan Williams (New Jersey Symphony Orchestra)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, recorded live April 7 and 9, 2017
featuring
Derek Fenstermacher, The Liss Family Chair Principal Tuba
New Jersey Performing Arts Center- Newark, New Jersey
Photos courtesy of Spencer Lloyd
Movement 1- Prelude: Allegro moderato
Movement 2- Romanza: Andante sostenuto (5:00)
Movement 3- Finale - Rondo alla tedesca: Allegro (10:50)
A piece that truly opened my eyes as a composer. And this is probably one of the most beautiful renditions I've ever heard.
This rendition is TRASH. U must be a beginner.
@@simonlittle4461 Your opinion is TRASH. u must be sent to JESUS
Yes it is! The tuba (conventionally considered the 'underdog' of the orchestra) can TOO have competent and quite finesse solo qualities enough to merit a concerto written for it, as Ralph certainly has proven it!
Derek, this is a performance with the freshness as if all were hearing the VW for the first time. Beautifully expressed, with orchestra/solo balance that would rival any studio recording. Thanks for the effortless high Ab and for the pedal Gb in the 3rd movement cadenza (a la GP).
This performance was trash. Jis tone is from hell. Splitting is 1 of the worst tuba sounds. 4:30-4:40, he's far out of tune.
Ok, now it’s your turn to post a video of you playing it
Simon I couldn’t disagree more with you. Derek played the snot out of this thing. Even Harvey Phillips split a note here of there- not often, and Derek didn’t split many and none so badly as to destroy the integrity of the line. Playing this instrument is not easy. A synthesizer could do the job with a lot fewer inconsistencies, but it would lose the communication clear in Derek’s playing. I have to say it’s a nice change from hearing it on a Bessophone. I dig the sound on the B&S.
@@simonlittle4461 yeah you’re so full of complete shit. he sounds amazing, furthermore he’s employed as a working musician and you’re a miserable little room temperature IQ SOD in the comments. tell us, what pitiful little job keeps your dingy lights on in your cramped studio apartment? i’m just so curious! please slam all your fingers in a steel door hinge.
Que som lindo, parabéns professor Derek!
So impressive. Beautiful articulation and clarity! So often the horn gets buried by the orchestra, even as the solo instrument. Another awesome recording from Derek.
Did you ever hear the tragedy of the Yamayork? I thought not. It's not a story Eastman would tell you. It's a Yamaha legend. The Yamayork was a 6/4 BAT, so powerful and so thicc sounding it could use its meaty tone to influence the audition panel to create tuba jobs... It had such unrivaled craftsmanship, it could even keep college freshmen employed. The craftsmanship of Yamaha is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. It became so powerful… the only thing it was afraid of was getting copied, which eventually, of course, it was. Unfortunately, one was sold on tubenet, then it was copied and sold at 1/4th of the price. Ironic. It could save other tubas from being copied by Chinese companies and sold at a fraction of the cost, but not itself.
Real talk. As FANTASTIC as yamayork tubas are, Eastman bass trombones alone disqualify Eastman from any form of trash talk
I have no idea of what you are talking about, but props for the Star wars reference
i love the way he drags. ive never said that about music stuff but holy wow this guy's playing pulls you with him. its intentional and very confidently just slightly behind and its great for anticipation. love his playing :)
As a used to be woodwind player...this is one of the Baddest! Deep horn concertos I've ever heard.
Great composition to use for a youngster of some music conservatory to display their bass horn virtuoso accomplishment in a recital, I'll say!
Very European English..the sonorority and harmony. Seems ancient in fibre and spirit. Only Ralph Von Williams can capture that kind or long standing culture to transform it into a musical portrait of the English Soul.
Well.......maybe Gustav Holts also.
Thank you for sharing this. Such a lovely perfomance! Kudos!
Bravissimo!!! Greetings from Peru!!!
Wow! That is fantastic!
Hands down the best performance I've ever heard of this concerto. The second movement is to die for. Well done!
Too much dragging in the 2nd mvmnt. His tone and breathing needs work BADLY. Obviously u know the guy or you don't know good music.
@@simonlittle4461 Or I'm just someone who enjoys good music when they hear it and don't feel the need to go on youtube and patronize somebody for complimenting someone on their playing.
@@simonlittle4461 The dude has now won 2 major orchestral jobs. What, pray tell, is your prestigious post?
@@swanben11 It simple. There must be nothing but shitty musicians where he's from because he sounds like shit.
@@simonlittle4461 I'm still waiting on you to recommend a rendition. It's been about a year
literally the best performance of this concerto i’ve heard from any player
Your lying. This version is very shitty.
@@simonlittle4461 that's a bad opinion.
@@JustisKai Bad but truthful. His sound is horrible.
@@simonlittle4461 okay dude. Your absolute jealously is immeasurable.
@@JustisKai Lol
Fantastic!
Beautiful playing (as always)
Excellent rendition! And you keep it so engaging! I learned subtitles I hadn't heard before.
You've given me a reason to come to the NJSO concerts. I would've loved to see/hear this live!
Really enjoyed the improvisation in the 1st movement candenza. The unorthodox high note added at the end is a surprise, though fun.
This is wonderful, simply amazing
Прекрасная трактовка. Миллион раз слышал этот концерт, но в этот раз услышал много нового. Свежо и интересно!
I saw this live, it was really inspiring haha
what’s funny
It was very shitty by this guy. He's an amateur
He sounds like sh¡t. Truly
Thanks for posting your virtuoso performance! Your original passages in the cadenzas in the 1st & 3rd are really wonderful, and how beautiful the 2nd movement is !!
This is what you call non-mainstream classical music. When folks talk of or hear of classical music, they first think of mozart, beethoven and brahms....and Tchaikovsky works. Hardly Ralph Von Williams, Gustave Holtz, Shastakivich, etc...
いいっすね
Fantastic, are you gonna be the new John Fletcher? 😊
I hope so
Brilhante!
Anyone else jealous of his beautiful tone in those higher C's and D's
Honestly, he sounds like sh¡t. He splats and is often out of tune and out of breath. You must not be a musician at all!!
This is amazing!!
Great playing!
He gives his story so well!
Ur a legend
...no se de música, pero en el inicio, el turu, turu,.....lo hace terminar con un sonido mas lindo, que de otros interpretes.
Felicitaciones Derek, NJSO ya lo supera a Baadsvik.
Bao demais
as if the first movement cadenza wasnt long enough
5:00
Whoa what’s with those pedal notes in the cadenza?? I mean it’s cool and all, but that’s a real stretch from what’s notated.
Well it is a cadenza after all, have you heard Ja’Ttik Clark perform this? He goes pretty far from what’s written and I think it’s a beautiful interpretation
Not dumping on you, but you have full reign in cadenzas to play whatever you want as long as it sounds good.
It’s a very modern thing to only play what’s written for cadenzas.
Left handed tuba?
No it’s right handed, just on it’s bell.
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Knowing nothing about Tuba playing, and totally aside from the finesse and technique involved, it must require an enormous amount of lung power to play this, no? I would think that people involved in competitive swimming might have the lung power, at least, to be decent tuba players..
As a tuba player, yes it's insane, and his articulation as well is so good.
Good for a live show but not as effective as a landmark recording.
Looking at the comments, most of you guys know very little about 🎶music. This tuba soloist is CLEARLY AN AMATEUR!!!
This a joke? Can't tell if you're serious...
@@Luigi17891 From the opening seconds and throughout the entire 1st mvmnt you hear a lot of splatting. Tuba aren't supposed to do that. His sound is far from the fullness that a tuba is supposed to have. (I thought he was using a Euphonium) LOL. The 2nd mvmnt may have been worst. He drags, has no breath control and once again a very weak sound. Maybe he should try the Euphonium. In other words, his version of this solo is pure shit. 😝
@@simonlittle4461 Not sure what listening device you are using (could be the source of your ill-conceived and ridiculous comments) but there most definitely is no "splatting". I get you don't like the performance or interpretation, fine. But don't make up notions about a sound that a great percentage of tubists aspire to achieve and most will never. I'm really curious to hear what you sound like. As for the 2nd movement, have you ever heard of... rubato?... musicality? And yes, sadly us tubists have to breathe, very unfortunate that the human body isn't aptly adapted for playing the tuba optimally. Just a sad, naïve comment, do better, I hope you have a nice day.
@@Luigi17891 Obviously you know the guy or you just DONT KNOW MUSIC. This version is horrible in every way.
@@simonlittle4461 Can we hear your rendition of this piece? Also, he's probably playing an F tuba (common for this concerto), which has a much lighter sound. As a low brass musician myself, I'm thoroughly impressed by Derek's articulations. No splatting here. And my god, if the second movement is too slow for you, fine, but be aware of artistic liberties like rubato.
One of the worst renditions yet. The soloist splats!!! That's a big No No for the tuba. He needs to try the Euphonium. A tuba takes too much air that this boy doesn't have. He's often out of tune!! Take this video down!!
Bruh not you again lol
Can you at least recommend a rendition you believe is worthy of listening when commenting this? "One of the worst renditions yet" then what are the good ones?
Please post your rendition or one that you recommend
At 4:30-4:40 his low notes were far out of tune.
Nothing but splatting in the 1st movement, his tone is horrible, jis breathing is bad. Maybe he should try playing the Euphonium. Oh yeah too much dragging in the 2nd mvmnt. Bad performance.
Upload a video of you playing this, I would love to critique your performance to death...
Will do. I think you will become a fan.