Bartók Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta HD 2015 Colorado College Music Festival

[@eddiegalon3714]

Amazing. Bartok was so ahead of his time. The orchestration is masterful. Love the pairings of the celesta with the first violin, then with the piano, then with the harp. Very haunting music. Great performance.

[@hallieboy]

One of the very best performances of this work I have ever heard, and I have heard many!

[@nsautoreleasepool]

A moving transcendental ensemble that I can hardly believe to be a live performance. Bravo.

[@thomastereszkiewicz2241]

Unbelievable amount of energy and focus to make this kind of music.

[@timothybrittain4161]

Truly a wonderful performance, especially for college kids! Lots of passion and comprehension. Mr. Yoo took the 3rd movement a bit too slowly in parts, though.

[@Shmerpy]

Awesome. Thank you!

[@jasontiller]

Fabulous performance. The students’ passion and dedication to the music is awe-inspiring. Thank you to all for the beauty you’ve obviously worked so hard to present. BRAVO!!

[@علاوي-ه4ط]

wow very nice 'this music is very nice.

[@christopherwildman7638]

Loved being introduced to this work by such an electric performance. Wow!

[@jameskendall9168]

This is a fabulous vid of one of my fave Bartok tunes. The camera angles help tell the story of the passion. It's lively, lilting and super fun. I was looking for LA Phil video playing this but couldn't find one. This must be as good as they could do anyway. The conductor is super good in this smiling for the camera and pointing the players to come in and do their thing. There's more than one way to rock this tune and this illustrates the fundamentals for music students. Cartoon music is good too like from Bugs Bunny and the Road Runner. That's fine art too and a lot of it stems from Bartok.

[@artetnaturevideos6997]

Hello, Thank you very much for this beautiful concert ! Best wishes ! Jean-Charles Bourquin

[@kimelicrichar]

todo me a maravillado. me maravillado, el director. nunca avía visto uno como el. dirigir. y me a impactado. que manera mas clara, que eso es dirigir. 10

[@InWonderland4ever]

Meravigliosa esecuzione , ottimo il direttore con questa eccellente interpretazione ha trovato una nuova fan!

[@PentameronSV]

0:09 - I. Andante tranquillo 6:57 - II. Allegro 14:29 - III. Adagio 21:43 - IV. Allegro molto [29:07 - Applause]

[@JoeMullanMusic]

Much appreciated!

[@karelhusarek8906]

Fantastické nastudování a interpretace......!

[@PierreSIBANARCO]

Really beautiful ! Thank you to everybody !

[@Soytu19]

Gotta love that black guy in the violas section. He really is feeling it.

[@thomastallis8819]

superb performance of a masterpiece.

[@jasontiller]

What a great performance! Congratulations to all of the players - a warhorse, but more like a bear (warbear?). I've loved this piece all my life; my dad wrote his Masters thesis on it. Great to see it played with such verve! I also enjoyed Joo's obvious connection to the piece. Thanks again!

[@eddiegalon3714]

wow. What did your Dad discover anything about it's meaning to Bartok? For me I see visions of everything from alien invasions to war, to natural disaster. It's all dark, and I love it. Bartok may have been writing purely with the music in mind.

[@thomastereszkiewicz2241]

well done, very well done.

[@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455]

whoa! that kicked ass.

[@simonbalcairn9832]

Excellent!

[@lordilujah]

Brilliant

[@danvincent2600]

Music for strings, Celeste, and potatoes (in polythene bag)

[@max75016]

music by itself

[@ericolsen18]

Used in The Shining from 1980

[@StoicGore]

Eric Olsen thats why I am here !

[@robdobson5419]

Wendy, I'm home.

[@puncuspallinus]

very good performance, but with some eccentricity in the conception of the piece by the conductor.

[@michelsimard2073]

trop saccadé

[@docbailey3265]

Turning Japanese I think we’re turning Japanese I really think so.