Charles Gounod, Petite Symphonie for Winds, Hindemith Quintett and The NIWQ, 2011, Live Broadcast

The Hindemith Quintett and The Israel Quintet, Joint Concert, December 2011, Voice of Music Radio Station, Live Broadcast.

[@mariaguadalupecortescabrer9482]

Amo esta melodía y la interpretación es magnífica 🤗💗🏞️🌲gracias

[@momkinpaez]

thank you very much

[@bernardparret3191]

No track list. What a pity ! It is so precious to be able to listen to pieces of music so rarely played. Thank you very much.

[@HenryLongmore]

It's just all the movements of Petite Symphonie by Gounod. Movement 1 is Adagio, movement 2 is Andante Cantabile, 3 is Scherzo, and 4 is Finale.

[@gracegorman642]

I love the pictures. The life of a musician. Good performance, too.

[@violetavalery]

Beautiful!!

[@SinhueFlores]

¡Qué chulada de interpretación, caramba! ¡Maravilloso Ensamble!

[@gianlucavanzelli8741]

La piu' bella esecuzione esistente!!!

[@anthonyaveray1324]

Lovely playing

[@momkinpaez]

thank you very much

[@mariemcwhirter2769]

Beautifully performed. Original Petite Symphony had 9 parts and it wasn’t clear whether two quintet groups joined to perform this work. Is this a quintet version? If arranged for 5 players, where can it be purchased?

[@momkinpaez]

Shalom Marie, it is the original version, performed by our Quintet (New Israel WW ) and the german Hindemith Quintet. Thank you Mauricio

[@jimmychiu0923]

7:26 flute except

[@robinbarr4677]

I'm surprised and intrigued by the ornamentation in the last movement. Is there manuscript evidence or performance practice that supports it? It makes an interesting change.

[@momkinpaez]

Shalom Robin Barr, the ornaments are not original, we use to do sometimes this kind of musical things to put some personal stamp on the piece. Thank you, Mauricio