"Beethoven the Revolutionary" - Symphony no. 5, mvts 3-4 - APOLLO'S FIRE/Jeannette Sorrell

Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony no. 5 in C Minor, 3rd and 4th movements
Jeannette Sorrell, conductor
APOLLO'S FIRE | The Cleveland Baroque Orchestra
on period instruments
From the concert "Beethoven the Revolutionary," performed April 29, 2017
First Baptist Church, Cleveland, Ohio
In this performance, Ms. Sorrell seeks to evoke the revolutionary spirit and impetuous sense of timing which was described by witnesses who attended Beethoven's own performances. As a performer, Beethoven was known for pushing forward (accelerating) during a crescendo, and slowing down when the music got softer. This is described in many accounts by Viennese music-writers of the time.
APOLLO'S FIRE
Olivier Brault, concertmaster
Susanna Perry Gilmore, asst. concertmaster
Julie Andrijeski, princ. second violin
Karina Schmitz, princ. viola
René Schiffer, princ. cello
Sue Yelanjian, princ. bass
Kathie Stewart, princ. flute
Debra Nagy, princ. oboe
Eric Hoeprich, princ. clarinet
Stephanie Corwin, princ. bassoon
Todd Williams, princ. horn
Paul Perfetti, princ. trumpet
Greg Ingles, princ. trombone
Matthew Bassett, timpani
apollosfire.org/
Passion.Period.
Tour booking inquiries for Apollo's Fire:
Opus 3 Artists - Rob Berretta
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Jeannette Sorrell appears by arrangement with:
Columbia Artists - Stefana Atlas
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Video production by Erica Brenner
Cameras: Mathias Reed, Ken Wendt, Erica Brenner
Audio Recording Engineer: Ian Dobie
Editing: Erica Brenner

[@jackarcher7495]

Someone commented, "It's like I never heard it before." That captures it exactly.

[@joygrahamward8056]

The 1rst time I saw this live was an 5th grade field trip to Cleveland's Severance Hall on a Friday afternoon.in spring 1963, Louis Lane conducting. Needless to say< one is found wanting to find words in describing such music thrusting out to the audience....with Maestro Lane tossing his baton into the audience at the ending....just simply AWESOME!....jn Baroque Hearted

[@susanbiasella-hohs6706]

Love the woodwinds on baroque instruments! Dynamic directing as always for a favorite Cleveland star!

[@phosphorus1975]

Love the spontaneous fluidity of the orchestra! And Ms Sorell is so enthusiastic!

[@terrymyers3617]

This glorious, With Jeanette as Empress,and Oliver as the Prince of Players.

[@SerafinDrake]

Great. Now you have me wondering what suit the Prince of Players would be, if there was a tarot deck with a Baroque music theme.

[@artemmandrob]

A powerful experience for the listener. Don't miss this.

[@antoniocorti3617]

Che meraviglia,non ho parole per esprimere le emozioni che provo

[@jamesmcpherson2121]

The best playing of Beethoven's fifth I can think of. I especially like the blond piccolo player.

[@firsttankcrews]

Keep coming back to this video best version I have ever heard

[@BobKlass]

Apollo's Fire does more with less. This is my new favorite version of Beethoven's fifth.

[@maedilein6802]

Beethoven, watching from heaven: "That's what I meant it to sound like."

[@johnjensen6246]

Not only 'watching' from heaven but with restored hearing...jn

[@Desireyso58]

FANTASTICO! ALUCINANTE! BRAVISIMA EJECUCIÓN!!! VIVA APOLLOS FIRE!!! Bravo Jeanette Sorrell!!!

[@rosemaryallen2128]

Than which, nothing can be more glorious. Thank you.

[@firsttankcrews]

That was a magnificent performance - oh to gave been present

[@alanl2550]

Magnificent!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@francoispallud1215]

MAGNIFIQUE ,BRILLANT ,BRAVO

[@OscarLopez-mm6ky]

Esto es musica,maravillosa.

[@janazalesnak]

Jaaa,Sie macht es toll!

[@bheta7]

Soberbia interpretación: Bravo!!

[@ZZHH369]

Bravo

[@SuzaneFreire7]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@5678__smrt]

4:28 4th

[@jkmmrm]

There's no contrabassoon.