Carter: Flute Concerto / Pahud · Barenboim · Berliner Philharmoniker

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Elliott Carter: Flute Concerto / Emmanuel Pahud, flute · Daniel Barenboim, conductor · Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie, 13 June 2009.
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[@TheClassicalFun]

Details make te brilliant shine, the diamond wanted and precious.... Delicate. The flute a golden sound. And the camera... my loup. All is perfect.

[@MrInterestingthings]

Pahud has a commitment to contemporary music for that i respect him enormously. I was surprised to see mr. b who recorded 20th century music from early in his career but i did not know he was in debt to carter.I guess he keeps up.the most difficult music one can imagine on the page.

[@ninaflute]

wow, he really brings out the lyricism. Not easy music to grasp, but he is really doing a lot to make it expressive.

[@1862Debussy]

Fascinant comme piece, on se croirait dans une autre dimension. Toujours aussi parfait techniquement ce Pahud! :)

[@sieracki001]

Mr Carter is America's most respected and accomplished living composer. I find it exceptionally hard to accept that perhaps 1 out of 100,000 (or less) Americans have even heard of him, even if they don't like his music. Our culture here in America is dead as a doornail.

[@gcg8187]

Moraine LAKE I've never heard of him and I'm a music Major at University in Texas LOL i can name tons of flute composers sonatas since I love flute so much 😂 I'm not really enjoying this piece so I'm probably not going to come back to this video

[@publius9350]

87 thousand views worldwide for this, the most viewed piece of his on KZbin. Any missed genius here is not an American thing, but a worldwide thing. Now, if you were to argue that we Americans don't appreciate Jerry Lewis or David Hasselhoff...

[@marks1417]

@@gcg8187 Well, what can you expect in Texas ? Pathetic

[@cantatanoir6850]

It looks to me that the situation is gradually changing to the better, morepeople are recognizing his music.

[@gerardbegni2806]

The story of Carter's music, to make it short, is the dialectic between distanciation (see quartet nr 1) and synergy. Here, we are at the end of the loop.

[@classiccandle27]

Bravo!! Atta boy, Berlin Philharmonic!!

[@Chiollodario]

He's the perfect flautist, a musical genius! I've a dch pass and it's a wonderful idea! Very compliments to Berliner Philharmonic and Emmanuel Pahud!

[@posquint]

Very nice. Definitely need to hear the rest of it.

[@paytheline]

Elliot Carter has written some of his best music the past two years, and he his 100 years old, and still kicking. I wonder if there is a more interesting human being alive today.

[@gcg8187]

David Steuer what's so interesting about a guy that wrote this weird flute piece

[@bwonderlandj]

pahud's amazing! what a sound he has!!

[@IFStravinsky]

A wonderful piece, and very different from some of Carter's other music, esp. in the long, lyrical line given the soloist. Can't wait to hear the whole thing.

[@LendallPitts]

I would love to listen to the entire piece but there seems to be no way to do this. Digital Concert Hall crashes when I attempt to register. Anyway it would be great if the Berlin Philharmonic would post full concerts to KZbin as some orchestras and ensembles do.

[@berlinphil]

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[@SirBenzealot]

in Pahud's hands, this concerto really comes alive and is wonderful to listen to! On another note: Elliott will be 101 this December ... still giving master classes, I understand! Perhaps he has s subscription to the DCH!? ha ha ;)

[@ClarinetistsMusic]

In 10th grade I was listening, and playing Carter - Woodwind Quintet.

[@SirMTB]

LOVE PAHUD, but would have loved to hear Elizabeth Rowe's premiere with Boston Symphony.

[@ElisabettaVS]

You are quite right in a way. When I was younger for instance, I thought Mozart was the only acceptable Music. Then I discovered Rachmaninov, Shostakovic... you name them. I guess I just have to spend more time with this music in order to understand it. ^^

[@luisalau]

elisahettaVS, don judge the music with ur mood but let it take u to where it belong and have an open mind . u ll find the logic of its world by imaginations along the way.......it is the best way to appreciate! cheers!

[@Lemusedellarte]

Se non fosse stato scritto questo "concerto" non ne avrebbe sentita la mancanza nessuno!! Due grandissimi artisti come Pahud e Baremboim sprecati per questo "esercizio" astruso. Ah la musica per flauto di Bach, Mozart, ecc., quella sì che è musica!!

[@posquint]

@moosatious Bravo. If only your sentiment and attitude were more common....

[@moosatious]

Wonderful piece! From what I can tell it's in a fairly classic concerto form. Of course, it's more challenging to the listener than Mozart, or even barber, but new art darn well should always be a challenge. No?

[@alejoeisabel]

Barenboim is the best. Viva Daniel, carajo! Tienes que quitar la cabeza de la partitura, y poner la partitura en la cabeza. FUE ESTUPENDA TODO.

[@yuehchopin]

Höre mal seine Elegy! Es ist eine schöne Musik.

[@windstorm1000]

@sieracki001 I have--he's fabulous, an American original. And yes, our culture is dead as a doornaill---used to be innovative (rock and rock, Bernstein, Martha Graham)---but all reality shows now.

[@posquint]

@herma57 Listen back. There's a piano in the background, yo.

[@RyaZila]

wow I never thought I would Barenboim use a score in a performance lol but this piece is new so its okay. 1:58 is the best lol it sounds like its all mistakes ahahaha

[@windstorm1000]

@paytheline I doubt it! And there should be more American music in the concert halls--we are afraid of our own originals (not knocking Mozart, Beethoven)

[@windstorm1000]

@ElisabettaVS it does take more attention than Mozart---but there is a logic there--its just spikier.

[@Audrey2877]

Flutist=Emmanuel Pahud

[@sweetsymphonyx]

not bad

[@ElisabettaVS]

He sounds good to me in terms of technique, but I simply cannot understand this modern music... I can't find the logic.... nevertheless, the beginning sounds quite nice, but when it comes to the end, it simply becomes too modern for me. Baremboim is such a great conducter, he conducts so effortlessly, it looks so easy when he conducts. Berlin can be proud of such a great man!

[@gcg8187]

ElisabettaVS yeah dude what the hell is this piece. I don't know but I'm not going to come back, maybe a nice sebilius concerto for me xD

[@PJGRAND]

How much Music did Elliot Carter write Zero So Why Do Music Professors say that Carter is the 20th greatest Composers ? Because they have no God Given Musical Talent For The Record What Elliot Carter wrote nothing but meaningless sounds That All