Rondeau on Bach Goldberg Variations BWV 988 | Netherlands Bach Society

[@andyfincham390]

The soul of a poet. We are very fortunate he has also the skills of a musician.

[@greatday2641]

Had seen his video of the work here but this confirms his brilliance to me. This musician is extraordinary, a revolutionary for this instrument and I wish him every success

[@RobertSlover]

beautiful music played by a total pretentious wanker....

[@chiorrimd]

" I don't want to wait untill the end of my life to become fragile" Congratulations for feel it ! And expressed in this way! Very thanks!

[@chiorrimd]

@Jaxxon Kobe Danke!

[@pd10642]

“You can’t talk about music.” *goes on to bless us with perfect words about music*

[@cnsedgwick]

This is such mature and beautiful insight from such a young man. He is wise beyond his years. Such a departure from the "athletic" and motoric approach to this music.

[@RobertSlover]

beautiful music played by a total pretentious wanker....

[@jogennotsuki]

@@RobertSlover You're spamming the same pointless comment over and over. Get some help, doll.

[@RobertSlover]

@@jogennotsuki useless....

[@advocate1563]

My heavens he's a thinker and I love his use of metaphor.

[@bobh5087]

Beautiful words....

[@patriciarodriguezmartinez3233]

Hace mucho que no escucho un nuevo vídeo de Rondeau al clave. Estoy deseando que una nueva grabación nos llegue y podamos volver a escucharle. Espero que este maestro del clavecin nunca deje de tocar y que pronto nos deleite con sus interpretaciones. Con fervoroso deseo. Gracias

[@grandex2xl]

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[@sdparsons]

Lovely to hear his thoughts! I've enjoyed his Goldberg performance on this channel many times and it has brought me much joy and introspection -- beautiful

[@gretchenweiss1925]

Danke für die offenen Worte- ja, die Stille ist greifbar hinter dieser Musik und der Ursprung aller Musik. Genialer Künstler!

[@erikgardetemps]

Genau!

[@ENIGMAXII2112]

The Man who resembles a common vagabond, but plays the harpsicord like an angel in Heaven. One that brings tears to my eyes, for the music is such beauty...

[@GezaMika-vd7bz]

But he does clearly wash his hair for that we can give thanks. He also experiments with the jazz idiom, he’s not stuck in the past centuries musically.

[@walterleipzig]

"Talking about music is like dancing about architecture."

[@seankeegan4468]

wow this is one of the best quotes I've heard wtf, who said this?

[@age-freerkbokma1223]

@@seankeegan4468 Frank Zappa

[@thethikboy]

A powerful young musician extolling fragility - in Bach no less.

[@suninmoon4601]

What an amazing artist! So many of his sentiments -- the silence, the delicacy, the selflessness -- about the Goldberg and especially about the harpsichord I feel apply also to the clavichord and to Bach's music in general. Even a listener you can sense something transcendent at play 👏

[@deanedge5988]

He doesnt like talking about music but he says everything there is to be said. Such an artist.

[@mauriciodelrio1383]

Eres genuino.... Original.... Talentoso... Sencible.... Nada ortodoxo pero sencillamente genial. ‼️‼️‼️

[@joseluisderivera465]

Love your art Jean!! Greetings from Mexico City!!

[@AloeAntinousAquila55]

Monsieur parle aussi brillant qu’il joue pas moins surpris … un joyau de Rondeau… 💎✨

[@Reino_X]

I Reallly like how you played those variations, and i totally agree to all what you sed, perfect tempo, i hope you could post an album of variations in spotify so i could listen them

[@marcaurele3115]

Jean Rondeau parle vrai , parle bien des Goldberg, en refusant d'en parler ! Mieux vaut écouter son interprétation sensible et entendre la musique de Bach "se poser avec le silence pour faire un calin" , selon sa belle expression . Il compte travailler les Goldberg toute sa vie , cela nous promet des moments magiques tout au long de la nôtre...

[@nainposteur55]

Vous parlez bien

[@СветланаЕмельянова-н6й]

Очень понравился этот ролик... Давно хотелось послушать музыку старинную... ОТ скарлатти до Баха.... Великолепное исполнение, мне очень пон

[@hori166]

I would love to see how Jean Rondeau has marked his score. Looking at how musicians annotate their personal scores is revealing, even more so if you could follow along as the piece is being played.

[@jimenahuenchupan6026]

Amo a Bach.

[@andrewsegrest7040]

I was wondering what happened to this video! I love his commentary about the work and really just how pointless it is to talk about music.

[@alain21301]

THE TRUE BEST!

[@voraciousreader3341]

Very interesting. For him, it’s best to be silent about music. For Glenn Gould, one of the two musicians whom I feel understood Bach’s language as few others have-the other being Marie-Claire Alain-it was easy to try to find Bach’s meaning in words. Yet, despite all of his conversation, Gould didn’t just ‘play’ the “Goldberg Variations”....he sank his being into each piece, with his grandest expression being, “The Art of Fugue.” Each artist must find his/her own way to best express what they know and feel about the music they play!

[@criszigil]

Bravo !

[@СветланаЕмельянова-н6й]

Очень спасибо... Теперь знаю... Найти можно все, что хочется... Спасибо ютуб....

[@fa-la-mi-mi-re]

"Parler de la musique c'est l'abîmer" Tout à fait d'accord.on l'aime ou pas.

[@antoinemozart243]

Personnellemen je trouve que la musique des variations Goldberg est incassable. Je pense que l'on peut parler de beaucoup de grandes oeuvres mais pas des variations Goldberg tout simplement parce qu'il n'y a rien à en dire tellement la musique est évidente. Quand la musique atteint la perfection divine des variations , que peut on dire ?

[@fa-la-mi-mi-re]

@@antoinemozart243 C'est un bon point de vue,personnel,mais respectable.

[@kissekitadissa]

@@antoinemozart243 les variations de goldberg seraient elles plus belles au clavecin qu' au piano ?

[@dmitrysmirnov9449]

Genius!

[@dion1949]

Since Rondeau sees similarity between the harpsichord and the lute, I can see why he and Thomas Dunford are friends.

[@alexischampsaur4352]

Très intéressant, même si un peu dure à comprendre parfois.

[@jeandurtal8404]

"I think it's bad to talk about music." *proceeds to talk about music*

[@zacharybond23]

I think he may mean more about talking about music in regards to technical aspects and the like, but that talking about how the music makes him feel and what he believes about it is fine. So it is a lot less about analyzing the music, and more about playing it, and discussing how it makes one feel.

[@KarlMartell732]

I think if in the 18th and 19th centuries it would have been socially acceptable to look like a hippie, Mozart and Beethoven, Schubert etc. would have looked like Jean Rondeau.

[@gabrielrigauxcompositeur6397]

# "Interview perchée"

[@zahrada9746]

Punx Not Dead!

[@cyberwil08]

Ce jeune homme peut jouer la musique de Back, comme si Bach lui-même était celui qui jouait sa musique

[@Johannes_Brahms65]

If I were that talented I wouldn't shave and go to the hairdressers either and use the time to play instead.

[@walterroberts2861]

It May Be A Suggestion Of Patience; He Loves His Musique; However; Emphasis; Should Be; That In; Order For It To Become; Most Appreciated; By His Audience; "We Need To Know The Detail-Orientation; Of His Procedures; A Simple; Scientifique And Mathematical Evaluation; 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌

[@basilthrush3537]

He’s right: it is a waste of time trying to analyse this music.

[@antoinemozart243]

No it is not a waste of time to analyse this music to me because in the very case of the Goldberg variations it is all about analysing an aria.

[@pedterson]

That's not what he said, thank god.

[@СветланаЕмельянова-н6й]

Он говорит на французском... Мне понятном...

[@Mike-cp1tj]

I'll have some whatever he's smoking, the kid is singular

[@erikvannimwegen644]

Is dit een sketch van Jiskefet?