Bach Brandenburg Concerto 6 1.movement Abbado

[@nonamesplease6288]

There is a beautiful conversation going on between the different parts in this piece. Nobody crafted that conversation better than Bach. Also, watch the musicians. They watch each other and play off of each other. They are deep into Bach's coversation.

[@billace90]

Great comment, I agree totally. As a retired violinist I immediately perceived that, and experienced it too!

[@cayoharksen]

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[@joufijou]

Love the joy - the musical shaping - the life in the performance.

[@judith-havas]

swoonworthy

[@musael22]

Certainement la meilleur version trouvée sur YT jusqu'à maintenant.

[@DoroSusi]

This is definitely one of my favourite classic tunes! I love it ever since! Thanks for sharing!

[@billace90]

Danusha and Simone were at the top of their game! Just excellent.

[@jonahansen]

How nice! What a crisp execution - one can easily hear all the voices...

[@classicsongsplayedontrumpe7951]

Bach would give you a standing ovation! Excellent performance!

[@cayoharksen]

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[@beerybs]

Very special, personal, lived through.... wow... wonderful and unique. Thanks.

[@jamianm]

Best version on YT

[@DanieleSRD]

complimenti per i tuoi video, bellissimo!

[@DrEricRogoff]

Bach, Hawking, Einstein, Newton, Beethoven, Osler, etc.., Some say we progress incrementally and as a collaborative effort. That is true to a point, but it takes a Visionary to advance our understanding of any esoteric field quickly. One man or woman can revolutionize thought, and bring us all with them. Thanks to the innovators, we need you now more than ever

[@20gilbert20]

This concerto always sounds so deep, after listening to the others. After all, it has mid and low range represented, but no high end (no violins). And here are a couple of violas da gamba!Consequently, it has more gravity, even if played a bit fast. I am in love with the 1st violist--so tall, blond, and beautiful!

[@gde81]

It´s an excellent piece...one of my favorites among the work of Bach.. :-D

[@ursin1]

This is magnificent.

[@zerarita]

dunno much about classic music. but I love the sound and the performance , bellissimo !

[@ElizabethStaeheli]

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! It has to be play fast to get the full beauty, and they do it so well!

[@catholicdad]

@Staeheli--whenthey started, I thought "WAY TOO FAST!" But as it continued, I realized you're right. Bravo.

[@Leleforever278]

Amazing players! Really a great marvel!

[@EUFORIAPORMEXICO]

¡Chingon! Que chingon audio!

[@MyZenzero]

E' di una tale bellezza!!! così aereo...mette le ali all'anima! E loro, è evidente, sono felici di suonare...

[@szaboaz]

Danusha Waskiewicz, Viola Simone Jandl, Viola Rainer Zipperling, Viola Da Gamba Sabina Colonna Preti, Viola Da Gamba Enrico Bronzi, Cello Alois Posch, Violone Ottavio Dantone, Cembalo Orchestra Mozart, Orchestra

[@Sophiestelle]

This is a Real Art!

[@acc96build]

@Mantis06 Yes, there is. You can also go to Wikipedia's article on Brandenburg Concertos to listen to the rest of it.

[@1bma1x]

At 4:15 - a revelation higher than all wisdom and philosophy.

[@Antonio-qm3bi]

This is one of the few compositions that makes me think of the word "majesty". But not in the sense of vanity and greed, but something more spiritual

[@manofthehoff]

perfection

[@musico981]

Ottimamente eseguito..!

[@jollyrodger6514]

I love it and would definetley give the first violinist my last Rolo

[@vitama1]

bueno....hace años que no lo disfrutaba.

[@DrEricRogoff]

You just don't know what to say at first. Then, you start to analyze: 1. The idiosyncrasies of both viola do Gambi, the beauty of the cello line, and the absence of an upper register (sorry violinists), and one conclusion reaches you. Bach was a genius lthat comes along once in 1000 years. Two, I am lucky enough to live in an age where I can have access to this Genius

[@Nicolette57]

AAH SO cool!!!! Even Bach would slap a tackie!

[@MadAuralSkills]

This is the violist's answer to the Double Violin concerto!

[@gimaru1]

please post the last movement

[@Belarithin]

Actually, it *is* in 2/2 time. And Baroque tempi, because of the differences in the bows, tended, in general, to be somewhat faster than we've maybe gotten used to from decades of plodding performances by overlarge ensembles and choirs.

[@hpriley]

Awesome!! Who is this group? I would like to look for performances by them on DVD or CD

[@Kraviotho]

good job nice interpretation 6 stars! xD

[@PeriodinstrumentfaN]

they use what i think they call "the underhand hold"... they're playing on Viola da Gamba ... ;-)

[@clam0391]

@juspasenthru Absolutely.

[@hpriley]

Please disregard the previous request. I believe I have answered my own question.

[@bordaz1]

is that abbado on the viola da gamba?

[@timlyg]

Heya, why those other two "cello" players use different bowing?

[@grinch30]

Viola da Gamba not cello

[@juanestebancorreasilva2945]

viola rules

[@acc96build]

@LouKit It's a little slow... oh well

[@patrickloiseleur]

because they are playing viola da gamba, not cello.

[@juspasenthru]

Hot viola babes cranking out Bach. What there not to like about this recording?

[@gimaru1]

awesome i like it a lot! I hate when people play this kind of music with shity sound without vibrato and using crapy instruments and bows

[@jamianm]

the short-haired one is.

[@Zonno5]

I think they played it too slow.

[@mnml2006]

All this, and Bach still didn't get the job.

[@diegriva]

to fast