Beethoven: 4. Klavierkonzert ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Javier Perianes ∙ Andrés Orozco-Estrada

[@annestarke1884]

Unglaublich ! Er übertrifft so einige Konzertpianisten um einiges. Und erst das Zusammenspiel mit dem Orchester.....perfekt ! Da stimmt alles !

[@akinsolasalami8694]

It gets better every time you listen to it 😭

[@ΝΙΚΟΣΒΡ-π3ω]

This is the best classical music channel on you tube.

[@harryhagan5937]

YES!

[@lpa56]

Superb interpretation. Measured and lyrical, with depth and precision. Perianes is one of today's most underestimated pianists (he should be among the greats), Andrés Orozco-Estrada has a tremendous career ahead of him, he is a conductor's conductor, and the hr-Sinfoniorchester needs no introduction, as musical and tight as you would wish an orchestra to be.

[@vitellia7299]

Wunderbar, auch dieser Beethoven! Er kann uns viel mehr geben, als er in seinem leidvollen Leben alles mitmachen musste, besonders der Verlust des Gehörs - und das als Komponist.

[@edvil925]

Conductor Andres Orosco-Estrada translates fully well with the magnificent emotions of the musical piece.

[@cosimagrundkotter906]

I've learned that Khatia Buniatishvili was supposed to play this performance of Beethoven's 4th concerto, and after she had to call her appearance off, Perianes came in to Frankfurt on very short notice. And he does a remarkable job! Stylistically on the point, brilliant, with a very nice lyrical touch. Better than any of Buniatishvili's performances, I have to say!

[@Canari2009]

An excellent interprétation !!!

[@alvarogarciabarbosa3199]

Música inmortal de Beethoven con un pianista lleno de técnica y gran musicalidad. Una orquesta diáfana, nítida. Un director que extrae el espíritu de Beethoven a conciencia! Gracias por subirlo!

[@Pablo_Olais]

Álvaro García Barbosa Completamente deacuerdo con usted. Javier Perianes evoca un sonido poético. Y la belleza heroica de esta obra hecha con la sensibilidad más equilibrada que un hombre pude dar de si.

[@Pablo_Olais]

Que gran interpretación.

[@retf054ewte3]

all 2nd movements of beethoven piano concertoes are masterpieces.

[@cdera01]

Una de las composiciones más creativas e interesantes de la historia de la música.

[@Mr2Big2Tall]

What a wonderful discovery! Mr. Perianes performs as sweetly as did Glenn Gould, but without the humming.

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

And I've been introduced to another fine pianist, thanks to these wonderful videos by the FRSO. A very enjoyable, idiomatic performance of what I think of as Beethoven's "Pastorale Concerto", as it is his most calming one, even while being innovative, especially in the slow movement.-

[@harryhagan5937]

I wonder if the 2nd movement is an interior dialog with Beethoven himself. Or maybe one with God.

[@27brigitte]

This is classical music at the highest level....you only can be silent and cry when you hear this....

[@Discovery_and_Change]

1st movement 0:06 begins | 19:00 begin end | 19:09 check point 2nd movement 19:51 begins |

[@branweg]

30:19 So beautiful this part...

[@berkefeil5646]

This concerto is timeless and, even by contemporary standards, incredibly inventive. Beethoven is endlessly fascinating…

[@samu76407]

Excelente interpretacion de esta obra inmortal.

[@49testsamiam49]

what an orchestra!wow.... love how Beethoven jumps into a tango in the Cadenza

[@ВладимирУ-т3ц]

Чудесный концерт гениального Бетховена! Благодарю Франкфуртский оркестр!

[@johnturley8621]

Once more I need to chime in with an extremely positive impression. I'd not heard or heard of this pianist before, but I suppose he'll be heard from prominently in the future. But it helps that they chose this piece to play; familiarity does not breed boredom! The second set (movement) looks way forward to Franck's Symphonic Variations, and is one of the most heartbreaking musical expressions ever made, contrasting sharply with the enthusiasm of 1 and 3. ¡Enhorabuena, sen~ores! JAT

[@cinimod621]

Danke hr. Das hat mir sehr gut gefallen .

[@aureliagc14]

bravo!

[@philliphamilton3591]

Wonderfully expressive. Thank you.

[@fabiusgraco5296]

Adoro receber estas postagens. Obrigado.

[@thestarwarsmusiccomposer3491]

20:55 beautiful AS HELL

[@이성호-t3q]

참 좋습니다(very good)!

[@franzbuchel7295]

Incredible!

[@celalnecatiucyldz8202]

DİNLETİ OLMADAN YAŞAM ANLAMSIZ OLUR . La vie n'aurait aucun sens sans l'écoute

[@st3fan328]

Beautiful!

[@guntersambale217]

His sound journey takes you with you...

[@michaelmainusch7237]

Sehr sofort und romantisch!

[@miradm8917]

Maravilla ❤😍

[@daemperador123]

Loved it!

[@Baal-33]

Молодцы!)))

[@mariuswerner9759]

It makes me happy to see this in 2020 :-D.

[@walterbenjamin1386]

24:55 4th movement

[@mariosdhmhtropoylos3771]

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[@pirschkonig4903]

19:53 Maybe Beethoven was inspired by Mozarts Rex tremendae from KV626

[@bobbalouie9941]

The coda, oh, that coda!❣

[@יצחקבןיהוידע-ל3נ]

Great 👍

[@ashrafnoor821]

مدهش

[@shupingwang3392]

Interesting choice of tempo and creditible outcome. More rehearsals would have helped the musicians to play it less safely and more clearly.

[@galshalev8996]

which cadenza is this?

[@michaeldunlap2693]

Anyone happen to know the composer of the cadenza in the first movement?

[@johnhughes3458]

Beethoven

[@michaeldunlap2693]

@@johnhughes3458 At first, I thought you were being glib. But, dagnabit, you are correct. I discovered the score on IMSLP where I should have looked first.

[@michaelmainusch7237]

Sehr sonor

[@notaire2]

Very legitimate performance of this eternal masterwork with almost no Hispanic taste. Wonderful!

[@bomcabedal]

Define "Hispanic taste", please. Curious to hear what that's supposed to be.

[@notaire2]

In short, excessive passion.

[@MrPrestoconfuocco]

Then Russian and Hispanic taste must be the same thing......

[@notaire2]

@@MrPrestoconfuocco Maybe. But Russian taste seems to be a little more soul-searching than Hispanic one.

[@chambermuses7802]

@@notaire2 Fatuous stereotypes have no place here. "Excessive" is best avoided, most often used by people who are spiritually repressed.

[@giulianodemedici5861]

Good work! It would have been best with less improvising on the piano