Berg: Violinkonzert ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Frank Peter Zimmermann ∙ Alain Altinoglu

[@kurtstrnadt1908]

Eines der schönsten, „klassisch“ gewordenen Werke des 20. Jahrhunderts. Solist, Dirigent und Orchester wunderbar!

[@sapper4711]

Wunderbarste Klarheit! Durchsichtig!

[@davidkelly5343]

Salutations to the Frankfurt Radio Symphony. The quality of the peformances and the clarity of sound and vision are just so uplifting and 10-ish. A millon bravos!

[@chrissansum]

I came for a listen after seeing an advert for a concert featuring this piece. I was thinking ‘serialism - a nice idea but no-one really goes to listen to that stuff do they?’. Pleasantly surprised by this piece - it is quite beautiful, and not the 12-tone cacophony I was expecting!

[@walshamite]

I just listened to the Perlman/Ozawa version and came here because I don't want to lose the mental mood it has put me in. I think it's terrific. Berg died at 50 of sepsis, but to have left this... what a gift to us!

[@bart-v]

What a wonderful performance by soloist as well as orchestra! Such colorful clarity. It's almost chamber music at times. Bravi!

[@hermannbrumm9557]

Zimmermann zählt zu den am meisten unterschätzten Geigern des 21. Jahrhunderts, besonders hier in den Vereinigten Staaten. Allerdings beeindruckt er trotz dieser Unterbewertung mit außerordentlicher Virtuosität und bemerkenswerter künstlerischer Ausdrucksstärke, die sein Spiel zu einer wahren Freude für Musikliebhaber machen.

[@theingabo212]

Beautiful concerto…!!!

[@timontherocks7521]

Beautiful! Thanks.

[@robertburns576]

I've had and enjoyed Mutter's recording of this concerto for a long time, but I'm going to keep coming back to this performance. The textures are just so amazing. Bravo! Thank you Frankfurt.

[@walshamite]

Perlman with Ozawa {with score, here on YT}, is also a dream. The separation a studio affords also highlights the beauty of Perlaman's violin playing.

[@annandmartintravers5281]

Vollkommen recht.Notairre What delicacy What gentleness,in expression.

[@kirilgeorgiev8401]

Thank you!!!

[@mattgarstkasfan8602]

Прекраснейшая музыка, прекраснейше сыграно! Браво!

[@clayjackson2833]

Can you imagine being at the first performance of this?

[@lordwilksy]

Rest in peace Manon 🤍

[@andantecomodo1767]

17:45 Wie beim Einsetzen des Bach-Chorals die Kamera auf die Orgel zeigt! KLASSE! Eine Verneigung vor Bach!

[@tnpazur]

impecable. Una maravilla. Todos excelentes.

[@SilvioNobre]

Maravilhoso ❤️

[@andantecomodo1767]

Dem Andenken an zwei Engel. Manon Gropius und Alban Berg.

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne und detaillierte Aufführung dieses einzigartig konstruierten doch perfekt komponierten Konzerts mit seidigem doch gut phrasiertem Tön der technisch fehlerlosen Solovioline sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Orchester im veränderlichen Tempo und mit sorgfältig kontrollierter Dynamik. Wahrlich erstklassig!

[@JP-ku5hw]

Nicht ganz mein Geschmack)

[@notaire2]

@@JP-ku5hw Alles gehört zum Geschmack jedes Zuhörers.

[@JP-ku5hw]

@Miquéias Sousa your mum)

[@balthasarb.5282]

König der Adjektive

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

@@balthasarb.5282 Eher König der Copy und Paste Kommentare. Wenn ich noch einmal die Adjektive "veränderlich" und "kontrolliert" in Zusammenhang mit Tempo und Dynamik lesen muss...

[@StephenGrew]

Sublime

[@iangillham9647]

Magnificent!

[@franckmousset4022]

Enfin un soliste qui joue LA cadence et non l'ossia !!!

[@zeevberar1663]

THANKS AUS TEL AVIV

[@frankhellemans2722]

Vi Es lebe Wozzeck, und auch Manon , Bach und Berg

[@davidkelly5343]

out of 10 . . . 14 😜

[@giancitton2604]

Adagio (secondo mov.) 17:49

[@LCMM2150]

Kommentar, um den Kanal zu helfen.

[@JP-ku5hw]

*dem

[@fabianfrankenstein7294]

4:31

[@user-ug1jj2if7q]

Empty seats...sad...

[@juanangelramirezg.4565]

[@arielorthmann4061]

Played a little too mechanically, tempo-wise imo

[@JP-ku5hw]

That's an interesting example of a contemporary piece. What contains is random notes, undefined structure and a boring harmony).

[@OrganNLou]

Nothing boring about it! Please define "Boring"! I find it quite beautiful!

[@antoniomartiradonna9498]

You are right mr. JP, absolutely right. The period of that time of this concert, has been classified " the time of complete loss of the human reason . Einstein declared : two things are infinite : the Universe and the human stupidity _ Here a true example of human stupidity - Sorry for my poor english. A few years later of this music the big explosion of stupidity : the second W W -

[@antoniomartiradonna9498]

@Miquéias Sousa ,I disagree whit you . You don't understand the so called music of Alban Berg. If you wish i will explain next time , so i will have scance to write a wool replay, I ear classical music from 60 hears in Europe but not this music: CACOFONICA In italian. Otherwise , Pls explain me the meaning of this vl concert. if you are a genius .OK?

[@antoniomartiradonna9498]

@Miquéias Sousa I have put the question to you: explain me the reason of your love for Berg's music. You dont answer at all. Now i'll tray to show my tought : "In the history of mankind we can accept two current of tought : the rationality and the opposite, the irrationality. ( Here remember the irrational numbers, mistery never solved ) We are facing two or three towsand years of the struggles between this two philosophies. The rationality attempts to understand and find out the methodical arrangement of the world with the presence of human mankind. The current of irrational toughts leads to the catyastrophe ( example , the second World War caused by nazism and bolscevism ) .Nearly 1850 - 60 the irrational philosophiy had flourisced , more than in the past, in Europe, in politics , social sciences, arts, history ecc. ecc. The painting of cubism, little later, begun the destruction of the beauty canon Side by side the same destruction grown up in the classical music . Ref to,: Schoenberg, Alban Berg, Webern all influenced by the jewish tought of Schoenberg Karl Kraus, Peter Altenberg, Gustav Mahler, Schnitzer and other intellectual living in Austria. They have had a great weight in the culture before the first world war. Pitagora 2500 years ago found some sound of a blacksmith agreeable and others disturbing his ear. He descovered the dissonance and the assonance or armony . They are originated by the simple ratio between two sounds or specific frequency of vibration. Dissonances are present in all musical compositions of the begining 1900. Included Alban Berg. Paradox : the violin concert on which we are discussing has title " To the memory of an angel ". The angel was the little dead son of Gustav Malher and Alma Schindler " What do you think : This horrible music is suitable for the eternal rest in peace of the little angel? Answer pls. to me : why do you like this music? I will learn some thing more . Greatings

[@JP-ku5hw]

@Miquéias Sousa Go back to the drawing board. That's the best method to avoid a depression.

[@prime8475]

I hate this piece

[@Shmagii]

Why?

[@prime8475]

It doesn't have melody

[@Shmagii]

@@prime8475 and why is it necessary?This piece is mesmerizing. A masterpiece of the twentieth century and Alban Berg is a genius. Unfortunately, many people do not understand the essence of dodecaphony and call this piece simply a pile of notes.

[@prime8475]

I know but I just prefer pieces having clear melody ok?