Mozart：Clarinet Quintet ／Clarinet：Seiji Yokokawa，Cello：Yo-Yo Ma（1992）

「Mozart ： Clarinet Quintet K581 」
Clarinet：Seiji Yokokawa
ViolinⅠ：Pamela Frank
ViolinⅡ：Tatsuya Yabe
Viola：Yasushi Toyoshima
Cello：Yo-Yo Ma
1992.11.20 Tokyo
「モーツァルト:クラリネット五重奏曲 K581」
Clarinet：横川晴児
ViolinⅠ：パメラ・フランク
ViolinⅡ：矢部達哉
Viola：豊嶋泰嗣
Cello：ヨーヨー・マ
1992年11月20日　サントリーホール

[@신조강-i3n]

차분한 마음으로 빠져드네요. 좋은 연주 감사합니다.^^

[@佐藤あずさ-d8z]

この世にＫ.581ほど美しい作品は無い!　アルフレートプリンツの来日公演で夢中になりました。プリンツ氏のクラリネットを彷彿とさせる精児さんの名演に感動‼　当分この演奏を繰り返し聴くことになりそうです

[@ミンクー-m5p]

横川晴児さん、沁みる演奏ありがとうございます🤩お元気で、奏者の最高齢になって欲しいです❗

[@noridoi1]

横川さんのクラリネット、音が深い。美しい。

[@S晄らか]

とても美しい音色で、しみじみと温かい気持ちになりました モーツァルトの情熱が、語り口が伝わって来るようです モーツァルトの、クラリネットの、最高傑作です。

[@taevas306]

Maestro Yokokawa is one of the greatest treasures of the music life in Japan... Bravissimo, Maestro!!!

[@久野隆三]

誠に、その通り！！　、、（私は、クラ吹きの端くれですが、、）横川氏の、完璧なクラ コントロール！！　音色、又、表現に感動！！　、、弦も、一流！！　、、楽しんでいる一体感に、聴き終わって、、、拍手しながら、涙がこぼれた。

[@久野隆三]

クラリネットと言う楽器は、魔女！！　、、大好きなんだけど、あたしには、まま、ならない！！　　　、、R.ケル氏や、横川氏の様な、「クラの、本当の音」を出せる人は、滅多に、いない！！　、、あたしは、今、``魔女``を諦めて、、レコードや、CD . で、本当の音を、聴かせて頂いてまぁ～す。　　　 、、、やっぱりクラが好き！！！　（笑）

[@久野隆三]

横川晴児さんの、クラ最高！！　　この様に、本当のクラの音を出す人は、滅多には居ない！！　　R.ケル氏の、音色も大好きですが、、、横川氏の、オーソドックスな奏法、音色、、、素晴らしかったぁ～～　　この録音、、弦楽器奏者にも、恵まれて、、、泣きながら聴きましたぁ～～　　👏👏👏　　　、、、良い音を、目指したクラ吹きより！！

[@nsawanobori]

A clarinet tone character is very hard to describe in words like the taste of a wine. I just liked Mr. Yokokawa's stone and his interpretation.

[@writeract2]

This clarinetist is simply gorgeous - he does a beautiful, wonderful job. Thank you Mr. Yokokawa! Wonderful job!

[@三テルミー]

writeract2 La Principessa Anne い

[@writeract2]

Please translate! :).

[@mariellaamoroso5999]

Adoro questo concerto contenente vari temi che poi man mano diventano un vero e proprio dialogo tra gli strumenti creando nello sviluppo una fusione perfetta,la flessuosità timbrica del clarinetto che si intreccia con gli archi,un vero capolavoro compositivo,interpretazione meravigliosa della musica Mozartiana,bravi 👏🏻👏🏻

[@salvatoremartella5397]

Non si tratta di un concerto, ma di un quintetto, cioè musica “da camera” eseguita in un concerto.

[@mariellaamoroso5999]

@@salvatoremartella5397 si sì vero,grazie un appunto appropriato

[@ferisia858]

すばらしい動画ありがとうございます👏 自分用タイムスタンプ 10:23 2楽章 17:29 3楽章 24:45 4楽章

[@ilpaul8073]

The second movement is VERY well played. While listening I had the impression that time had stopped

[@mtv565]

Yoyo ma (cello) seems to be the one most enjoying the performance. I love to see his facial expressions.

[@jonteske4267]

+mmm It's pretty hard to have much facial expression with a clarinet in your mouth LOL. The same goes (if to a lesser extent) for upper strings, e.g. violin/viola. I play both....my wife calls me "stone face" when I play, LOL.

[@helenicenaime]

Simplesmente maravilhoso!

[@dm_99]

横川さんの表情がたまらなく好きですね😊

[@muyu69]

I remember watching this TV broadcast when I was a high school student. I took a VHS recording of this and watched it over and over again. Back then I didn't know the standard, and I just knew YoYo Ma has a reputation. I wanted to learn how to play the cello by watching him. Now, nearly 30 years later, I can appreciate how good this ensemble really is. And how rich emotions, Ma's cello is conveying. Cello is definitely not the main thing in this music, but his cello part is so juicy and so good. In an interview on the same show, Ma explained a Japanese concept he just learned about, called "Mono-no Aware." The Japanese can get what it means, but it's very hard to explain. In Ma's account, as far as I remember, the concept was about the mixture of opposing emotions caused by beauty. He explained that this music by Mozart is very happy and lovely for many people, but there are moments when it shows deep sadness. To give us an example, I think he mentioned that this tune was used in the funeral of Pablo Casals (I hope I'm not making this up).

[@keikoikushima9977]

突然でてきた....素晴らしい❣️

[@gilmaroriguella6764]

Perfeito, bravo 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@estherszalay5921]

The most beautiful music, well performed! Thank you.

[@andrewtowsey-grishaw1211]

There are few violinists that grab my ear like Pamela Frank does. Stunning.

[@danny_chestnut253]

Andrew Grishaw the sweetness in her sound is stunning!!!! You should listen to her recording of Dvorak’s Violin concerto😊

[@chihori8053]

とてもきれいで、心地が良い!素晴らしい!

[@thethikboy]

elegant sweetness - a graceful freedom - and the colors rich combining earth and sky - ah Wolfgang

[@bomackin]

Hands down my favorite rendition of this to date..... and I love Sabine Meyer......... (sorry, Sabine......)...... the patience here really draws out the heart of Mozart so much without dragging........ amazing!

[@高倉健二]

so beautiful. I have no words.

[@stephencox5302]

My very first introduction to the clarinet to which I sub- consciously added the two additional letters to thus making the instrument feminine presumably. I vainly attempted to play said instrument , but despite battling away for a year or so all I really achieved was sore lips and as it was happening at a co-ed friends boarding school, I decided to achieve this outcome a more tasty way ..... This is sublime music-making hope you enjoy such ravishing music at the start of a very interesting new year

[@graftonhale6392]

I heard this today on NPR and it referred to the final showing of 'MASH' and although I don't really recall the episode, I was struck with the beauty of the music. Thank you for the posting.

[@borisvandruff7532]

The series finale, “Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen”. 😊

[@salvatoremartella5397]

Interpretazione SBALORDITIVA!!!!!! Bravissimi TUTTI!!! Complimenti vivissimi!!!! Musica SUBLIME!!!!

[@zevyzions]

That was a superb performance.

[@lin7006]

So beautiful!!

[@SLorenziify]

Elegante, delicado, supremo.

[@kanecain2789]

Just a very beautiful rendition of one of my all time favorites

[@juneewart3709]

Absolutely stunning, emotional performance.

[@valerieziel11147]

Beautiful, thank you so much.

[@mariaghione6270]

Grazie ❤

[@emiko2901]

弦楽器といいクラリネットといい、素晴らしい演奏です♪さすが横川さんです。

[@innocenzobarrera1505]

Bravissimi: esecuzione superlativa e musicalissima.

[@salvatoremartella5397]

Bravo! Commento con parole scelte perfettamente!

[@clairezuo4610]

单簧管大叔的音色温和内敛，娓娓道来，音乐直达心窝，整体演奏精美绝伦，谢谢！

[@JuliaLujurialu]

Love it!!!!!

[@大山文樹]

良い演奏だと思う。至極のモーツァルトだ。

[@salvatoremartella5397]

Finalmente gli abbellimenti e i trilli che iniziano DALLA NOTA INFERIORE!!!

[@damnedboner]

me love motzart .crazy stuff goin on in there. motzat

[@TheMadisonHang]

so good thats a lot of view for only 3 years

[@Anandomide]

so sublime heard this live in Mumbai recently at the #21stArtiesFestival and it was an enchanting performance

[@milyou8762]

I have never listened to a Japanese clarinetist played the Mozart's masterpiece perpectly like this.

[@katperson7332]

21.30 my favourite part. Sublime.

[@vichy766]

This played on the movie "Titanic" w/Decapprio in the latest version as the ship was sinking and water flooded the players. Good scene, music.

[@remithefrog350]

Oh wow, I never realized, and I’ve been in love with this piece for years!

[@jasontiller]

So gorgeous. Yokokawa plays beautifully. Thank you for making it available to the world! But, where was this recorded? I've been fortunate to perform at a number of halls in Japan, and I just want to satisfy my curiosity.

[@cello644]

This was recorded at Suntory Hall in Tokyo.www.suntory.co.jp/suntoryhall/

[@shotagogodze3156]

Bravoo ...

[@Studiokuenste]

17:26 Menuetto 24:46 IV Satz

[@kingamayer5272]

Just adore this :)

[@BrianShi-is-the-Illuminate]

wow, yoyo ma was in this?

[@Pattonfrodo]

I'm here because of MASH

[@bennettmarkel7724]

Beautiful music, beautifully played. Both Mozart and Brahms wrote great music for the clarinet late, late. Can someone tell me the why.

[@wandersong]

Clarinet is a wise old instrument - autumnal whereas the flute is vernal.

[@houwmc]

Mike Zhai ff

[@mathersdavid5113]

I think they both met and were inspired by virtuoso clarinettists as mature composers. We owe a lot to Anton Stadler and Richard Muhlfeld.

[@salvatoremartella5397]

Stadler, per Mozart, e Muhlfeld per Brahms !: ecco le ragioni….

[@johnrobinsoniii4028]

Listen to the first two bars: Doesn’t that pretty melody sound like “The Sidewalks Of New York”?

[@franciscocamara233]

Mozart, composing for himself !

[@theodoreworozbyt747]

MAGNIFICENT ! Who ARE these thumb down people ? PLEASE , PLEASE , lady , do not refer to this as a " SONG " !ARE U NUTS ? teddy

[@clivegoodman16]

THEODORE WOROZBYT. It appears that the word 'song' has changed its meaning to mean 'a piece of music' rather than something that is sung. Maybe because computer music playing software refer to individual parts of a music album as songs. After all, pop music consists almost entirely of songs - i. e. most pop music is sung.

[@nathanchancello]

It's blocked... :(

[@jonnyh6978]

Estas en China?

[@kystars]

Pamela Frank, she didn't look Japanese or Asian to me, but maybe I am wrong. I give them credit 35 minutes of sitting in a chair, nothing to drink, can't move. thats tough I think. I noticed when the woman on the end, I assume Pamela Frank, when she gets up you can tell she is stiff a little and that's understandable. Great playing of this classic song.

[@clivegoodman16]

kystars. She probably is not Japanese.

[@SludgeMcPoople]

Pamela Frank is American. She had a great career until sidelined by a hand injury in 2001 - making a comeback a decade later...

[@danny_chestnut253]

Umberto Tosi and now is an amazing professor at Curtis!

[@filippozaccaria6944]

Se usasse il clarinetto di bassetto, sarebbe la versione perfetta😊

[@salvatoremartella5397]

….scusa, MA USA IL CLARINETTO DI BASSETTO, a quel che ne so…

[@autodidact2499]

Anagram for Mozart: Mr. A to Z!

[@classiclover5553]

adagio 10:26

[@saki_capluv]

17:32 24:46

[@letsschubertiad1966]

12:23

[@autodidact2499]

Pamela Frank is married to physical therapist Howard Nelson; I wouldn't mind giving her some "physical" therapy!

[@monica2345able]

music to my ears amazing talent...

[@hwh1946]

+monica casillas one of the greatest chamber works of all time. you have good taste.

[@damnedboner]

+Harry Haff and good teats