5 Minutes On... Debussy - Estampes 1. Pagodes | Daniel Barenboim [subtitulado]

5 Minutes On... Debussy - Estampes 1. Pagodes | Daniel Barenboim [subtitulado]
On his new recording, Daniel Barenboim performs several selections by Claude Debussy: Book One of the Préludes, Estampes, Clair de Lune, La plus que lente, and the ever popular Clair de Lune to celebrate the Debussy 100th anniversary year.
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[@ferdidumandag9562]

We miss you mr. Barenboim.😊

[@I.amthatrealJuan]

@@tsarnickolai Yes

[@mmmanutd]

??? he's still alive lol

[@pepeelsordo]

Oh I forgot to say that Barenboim is one of my persons to admire, artistically and personal.

[@classicalvagrant]

Truly an honor to have these videos again. Five minutes are enough to enliven an entire week. Thank you for your time.

[@michelleong2762]

I wish he had a complete recording of this piece because even this little snippet is truly stunning

[@drewlitton3843]

I think there’s a recording of his on Spotify! 😊

[@gvaillancourt1369]

Thank-you Mr.Barenboim, pardon, Maestro Barenboim quel plaisir d'écouter vos capsules et de découvrir votre page KZbin. Vous offrez des informations précieuses et votre expérience est une richesse que vous partagez généreusement, merci. Je suis percussionniste et j'adore la musique pour piano. Mes hommages à vous et bonne santé, Guillaume Vaillancourt- Montréal. Canada

[@rodericktimmerman9779]

I was wondering if he would cover Debussy, thought probably not- but he has! 2018 may turn out nicely after all.

[@henrih3080]

Its so great that he have a KZbin Channel !

[@anabellik]

Thank you for this video, I love Pagodes, it's so beautiful it makes me cry every single time I hear it. Anyway, for people who say it doesn't have Chinese influence - I think it does, when it comes to scales. Overall aesthetics is very Japanese, rhythm on the other hand is influenced by gamelan obviously. So I think it's an artistic interpretation of what Orient and orientalism were at the time. Remember that knowledge about Far East wasn't as easily accessible at the time. Also, I think "Masques" is even more inspired by gamelan music, but for some reason noone ever mentions that.

[@najamulias.3773]

Japanese and Javanese are 2 different tribes. Gamelan comes from javanese

[@YotamIshay]

Thank you He's by far my favorite composer since childhood.

[@FC-rr5qo]

Muchas gracias por publicar querido Maestro.

[@Solomon73247]

These videos are excellent, very high quality, I love the anecdotes and additional information regarding the pieces.

[@uneedtherapy42]

Maestro explains beginning at 4:40 to explain everything I have tried to explain about why I have loved Debussy for the past 25 years. He nails it!

[@josyanmadi-skaff6819]

Thank you and thank you Mr Barenboim!

[@erkmergerk4329]

It is wonderful to find that you have uploaded another video! I think that I speak for everyone when I say that we highly value these videos and analyses. They are very insightful and lovely.

[@nichagarnchiracharasporn4256]

I really love this video and your channel. Your video make me understand more of Debussy and impressionist music. Thankyou mr. Barenboilm!!

[@sarahmenetre1837]

Beaucoup d’émotion et un très grand merci M Barenboim pour votre représentation et interprétation de Debussy ce soir au philharmonique de Paris. C’est également avec bonheur que j’ai pu entendre mon conjoint me dire après 12 ans de vie commune: « Merci de m’avoir patiemment appris à comprendre et ressentir la musique classique... » La cathédrale engloutie est un monde imaginaire que j’aurai grand plaisir à explorer à vos côtés dans un des futurs 5min...

[@maddisonelizabethtellooroz837]

Muchas gracias por compartir estos grandes videos de esta maravillosa música maestro Barenboim!

[@ilifertor]

Maestro! Qué bueno verlo otra vez, después de un rato de silencio!

[@maazzafar2822]

Thank you so much for making this video, maestro. I really missed you. I hope you're well. Sending lots of love your way.

[@dariopalomba8420]

Thanks again maestro for these luminous 5 minutes....of the Debussy beauty.

[@janedeo38]

Gracias Don Daniel, sin mas.

[@ivanjesusvera9254]

Hermoso Maestro!

[@boulderking2100]

Enjoyed it, thank you! Looking forward to more :)

[@mohammadshahade8753]

You're always reminding me of Edward Said Mr. Barenboim . Big love for you from Palestine.

[@rambomhtri]

Qué maravilla poder ver y escuchar tus opiniones y experiencias, ¡gracias por compartir tanto arte!

[@livb6945]

Love these, I would love so much more!! ❤️

[@susanaaliciasarfsongleizer5709]

Gracias, Maestro Baremboim.

[@chockin243]

I enjoy listening to you analyze famous pieces. Your expertise and knowledge of music is so wonderful! Thank you. I love listening to everything you play. Your touch and ability are the absolute best. Thank You!!!

[@superyanand]

Bravo Barenboim, una pena que no hayas tocado Pagodes por completo. Eres un ejemplo para todos los que queremos ser musicos. Muchas gracias.

[@tonomora6837]

Me gusto muchísimo. Siempre he querido estar en un concierto de Daniel Barenboim.

[@juanmendoza5188]

The best KZbinr :) Excelente apreciación de la obra de Debussy, quien fue bastante criticado por romper los esquemas musicales en aquel entonces; pasando a una música más estática, contraponiendo a la habitual en épocas anteriores.

[@carmenaballi]

Cuanto más escucho la música de Debussy más me gusta, lentamente uno se sumerge en ella y se descubre lo maravillosa y bonita que es, muchas gracias por estas clases tan cortas pero profundas, por qué se interpreta tan poco?

[@enriqueortega3793]

Gracias Maestro!

[@antoniomoura9347]

Nunca tive o privilégio de o ouvir pessoalmente ao piano Sr. Barenboim.

[@pabloslender]

Maestro!!! Gracias por enseñar!!!

[@agnespdeshayes4425]

Quelle belle façon de faire connaître ces géants que sont les compositeurs qui ne nous ont pas quittés grâce à Daniel Barenboim

[@danielhuang2488]

thank you so much for this video!

[@CantorCantante]

Gracias maestro! Saludos desde Uruguay!

[@fredericorocha3735]

Bravo Mr Barenboim

[@be2hang607]

I have learnt a lot as a Chinese, thank you

[@Kikogs10]

gracias por compartir

[@fionarobb2013]

Thanks, Mr Barenboim. Wish I could have a piano lesson in person with you. Pleeeeease? I am sure you have improved since you were 56. So much quiet effortlessness now and lovely use of weight through your whole body to your fingers to the keys. Not forced or mannered. An absolute joy and pleasure to watch and listen to. 5 minutes is way to short. So glad for any snippet though. Thank you.

[@mariatabares]

Yujuuu, volviste.

[@carolineandtigger]

Bravo!!!

[@culturehorse]

Moar! thanks so much

[@chey647]

This is amazing

[@meganega3248]

Thank you master

[@matthewquan1529]

Geez! Finally!

[@kyzs2795]

I thought it’s composed by Chinese or Japanese the first time I listen. And this opinion is from a Chinese, so you can see debussy really captures the spirit of eastern music.

[@sekar9901]

If i'm not mistaken it was inspired by Javanese gamelan.

[@CarlosCastilloVioloncellistSP]

Amazing!!

[@handsfree1000]

Is it not marvellous to have an intimate five minutes with Mr Barenboim?

[@DiegesellschafterinCh]

Danke!

[@icemorewaterless]

Thanks Mr. B!

[@CarmenReyes-em9np]

Que buen maestro. ..

[@kfirouzyar1]

Lovely.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Inspired by this footage, I might have a mysterious dream . I am listening to his fabulous performance on this Pagoda while bathing Clair de Lune with his spirit.

[@aluisaac]

El otro dia asistí al concierto para dos pianos de Martha Argerich en Valencia , y estubo impresionante , pero escuchar a usted junto a ella es como un sueño .Que siente usted cuando comparte un piano con ella y crean algo tan perfecto juntos ? Saludos desde españa

[@alejandrobenjamin198]

Maestro, porque tarda tanto tiempo en realizar nuevos videos? Ya echabamos de menos su talento.

[@alphazombiegamerazg4742]

Very nice

[@tokascoions]

Gracias

[@mariorodriguez215]

Could you talk about Granados or Falla? Thank you very much for your great knowledge about the music!

[@unverozkol]

Why can’t I like this 1000 times?

[@saprisabu]

Please do one of Debussy's preludes! Any of them would be incredible. Cathedrale Engloutie and Voiles would be very popular choices!

[@jessepiano91]

I don't know why this videos doesnt have more views

[@musikalitet]

Sometimes I find valuable videos 5 years after they have been public.

[@fernandorangelpinheiro2544]

A good vídeo talking about Debussy

[@jaksonpaparang]

I like your interpretasion for Bethoven songs

[@silviaponce2598]

Un fragmento de Correspondencias poema de Charles Baudelaire "Como prolongados ecos que de lejos se confunden En una tenebrosa y profunda unidad, Vasta como la noche y como la claridad, Los perfumes, los colores y los sonidos se responden." Expresa mejor que yo ,las impresiones de Debussy ,su relación con la poesía y también con el color y sus viajes con la imaginación que abren eso que llamamos la realidad ,en la huella de Rimbaud que hizo de la palabra música y de las vocales colores,esa impresión que es primera guia y las pagodas,al menos para mi, resuenan con la musicalidad del chino mandarín esa lengua musical, que se escribe en ideogramas .Gracias Maestro Barenboim !

[@crustyacres952]

Maestro Barenboim: Will you explore the other Estampes movements?

[@tommasomarino1575]

Salve maestro, grazie per questo video!!!

[@weina]

I thought this piece was inspired by Indonesian gamelan? I love your playing

[@warrengamameilhardin]

It was, you are correct. He is generalizing, but the historical record and you are correct about Indonesian gamelan.

[@fionarobb2013]

Thanks, Mr Barenboim. What would I give for a piano lesson in person. I am sure you have changed. Was watching a video of you playing aged 56

[@yahyamhirsi]

@@warrengamameilhardin Indonesia is not part of China, though. That's just like confusing France and Germany, just because they are both European countries.

[@Chopin1995]

This is one of the best piano piece ever IMVHO (well, excluding Chopin!) I'll play it in the future for sure, because I learn every single piece of Debussy myself. I can't wait to play it on a very good instrument someday. Just close your eyes and listen to this. Those harmonies, moods, colours...

[@chazinko]

5 minutes on Schoenberg Op.19 please. Mr. Barenboim!

[@MrInterestingthings]

He has recorded Wozzeck ,the Sonata,Concerto, Webern Variozionen for instruments he has studied deeply and played the music of this period .

[@DileGamerr]

Maestro me encantaría escucharlo hablar acerca de Dvorák. Gracias

[@marcelacardoso1033]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@claudiaireneberlusconi967]

Gracias, Maestro! Cómo se logra recordar tanto repertorio de memoria, sin dudar cada nota? Sé que es estudiando, pero no alcanzan las horas para todo el repertorio que recuerda! Existe alguna norma mnemotecnica?

[@joejohnson2814]

We have pagode in Brazil as well. 😁

[@hectoromar1111]

Maestro muchas gracias por su canal, podría decirme, cree que es importante aprender mucho Bach, llevo alrededor de 1 año y medio tocando el piano cosa que veo mejoría, pero Maestro, usted en cuanto tiempo cree que podría llegar a tocar alguna sonata de Liszt , le dedicó mucho tiempo al piano pero necesito su sabiduría maestro

[@EmreNurbeyler]

5 Minutes on Hammerklavier!

[@pavelgritsaenko4726]

What is the composition that playing in the end, please some one tell me, it is beautiful.

[@becklerwhittaker3005]

Pavel Gritsaenko this is the tempest by Beethoven. Tempest sonata Beethoven and you should find it third movement

[@ArgonautasMPB]

Maestro, could you talk a little about brazilian music? Especially the harmony of Tom Jobim, Edu Lobo and Chico Buarque!

[@hectoromar1111]

En cuanto tiempo podría tocar alguien alguna sonata de la altura de Liszt y Beethoven?

[@mingng3721]

Sir Barenboim, it will be great if you can share your thoughts on Rachmaninoff 2nd piano concerto? Thanks, Ming

[@Ana-el3gk]

👍

[@martingolembiovsky1583]

Dear Maestro, I would like to ask whether you are planing to conduct and record all 7 Tchaikovsky symphonies the same way as you did all the Beethoven piano concertos. I think that there's a huge vacuum of video recordings on the market when it comes to Tchaikovsky's symphonies. Only the greatest conductors like you would be up to the task. Kind regards Martin Golembiovsky.

[@omaramat4813]

Que bueno encontrar estos videos, ojala que siga haciendo estos videos. A los que les gusta este contenido les recomiendo el canal Euroartschannel

[@AndreasArianto]

I just realized Daniel looked quite like Anthony Hopkins

[@pepeelsordo]

The iberian peninsular taken away Portugal, is called Espana. Granada is Espana. Andalucia, but Spain. Or do you prefer call it the Safard?

[@HofiAgilAghov]

מר ברנבוים היקר, האם תוכל לספר על הקשר שלך עם הסימפוניות של צ'ייקובסקי ובמיוחד הסימפוניה הרביעית? באהבה מישראל

[@musikalitet]

for me it is so much the same feeling as impressionistisk painting

[@musikalitet]

you, or I can see "impressionism" everywhere. I can listen to this talk many times....inspiring. Thank you

[@musikalitet]

in the beginning they used the word "impressionism" to mock the painters. They laughed at the paintings in the beginning.. .. the critics in papers....

[@musikalitet]

Werner Hartmann :"Malerei im 20. Jahrhundert 1".....eine gruppe junger maler im Frühling 1874 am boulevard des Capucines bei Nadar sich dem publikum stellte und sich 1877 den spass machte, ihre neue Ausstellung mit dem gleichen Spottnamen "impressionisten" zu überschreiben, den ihr schärfster kritiker Leroy vom `Charivari`erfunden hatte.

[@musikalitet]

Painting and Debussy: “In La Mer, Debussy drew inspiration from the famous Edo-period woodblock print by Hokusai showing match-stick boats being tossed violently between monstrous waves. It’s a striking, kinetic, tumultuous image; it’s also highly naturalistic and, in a quintessentially Japanese way, defined as much by its negative space as by the turbulent action depicted. Debussy even went as far as to include a part of this image on the cover of the 1st edition of the score (below).“.....

[@mariarosarovira4537]

7

[@waterwell4284]

Chopin opus 9 no 2

[@prasakodees6306]

He seems really desparate for people to not believe this piece was influenced by Chinese music. He's partially right, it was influenced by Indonesian gamelan that debussy heard.

[@DanieleDerelli]

KZbin is strange: you can find these amazing videos of Daniel Barenboim, but you can also find the useless videos ever with Lang Lang lessons...

[@GordonLF]

I think I understand what you mean, but I don't think Lang Lang lessons are useless. At least not more useless than having fun practicing the piano in alternative ways. Actually Lang Lang is teaching more about the piano (think the glissando for instance) and Mr. Berenboim about music, art and life. Different things. I enjoy both.

[@pengyigu7164]

Debussy, finalement...

[@ObviousToday]

russian subs please!

[@NOSEhow2LIV]

..."a second theme, which is not Chinese...."(!). Please, NOTHING is Chinese in this piece! Debussy was dazzled by the Indonesian (Javanese and Balinese) Gamelan orchestras heard at the Exposition Universelle in Paris, 1889. Equally, water plays no part here; the Gamelan has a number of frenzied decorative figures which Debussy depicts very well.

[@mateushayasaka]

I'm sorry, but the intervall wich Debussy use on pagodes is much like Chinese music then Javanese. And Pagodes don't exist in Java, just in China.

[@samueljsusanto486]

@@mateushayasaka he is inspired by javanese, plus his own style, if its sounds like chinese the piece is still his style plus javanese duh. Its true that the pentatonic scale of this piece is different from the javanese one, but remember its only *inspired* not *must follow*

[@sekar9901]

@@mateushayasaka i read some literature, it said that it was inspired by Javanese Gamelan tho.

[@PianoBlog]

I am sure maestro Barenboim is aware of this story. (We all are!) …good lord…the audacity to take this sort of tone…

[@kamerarosak]

Debussy was inspired by the sound of Javanese gamelan percussion when writing Pagodes. Gamelan is not from China or Chinese culture.

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[@fredspringer1149]

fourteen people don't have a soul

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Cheater.