CLASSICAL MUSIC| BEST OF ALBINONI : Adagio - BUDAPEST SCORING SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA - HD

[@LucienMarine]

*Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni* - Sonata a tre in G Minor, Opus 6, Mi 26, Movement II. Adagio, is a famous contemporary neo-baroque adagio for organ, string instruments, and basso continuo, composed by the Italian composer musicologist Remo Giazotto (1910-1998). Originally composed for string quartet, the Adagio quickly gained recognition for its sensational effect on contemporary audiences. This composer was a specialist in the Baroque work of the 18th century by Tomaso Albinoni, a completely forgotten musician. Giazotto relied on a fragment of a church sonata (sonata da chiesa) one of the two standard forms of trio sonatas belonging to Albinoni's opus 4 dating from 1708. The elements were said to have been found in the ruins of the Dresden Library partly destroyed by the Allied bombing in World War II in March 1945. Giazotto is said to have identified a leaf of a few bars of a violin line from a church sonata on the aforementioned date. This point which has never been confirmed because there is no official trace having been found which would prove its provenance from the collection of the Dresden library. If the real contribution of Albinoni in this composition leaves no doubt, the paternity between the composer of this work Remo Giazotto and its inspiration Tomaso Albinoni is still largely maintained today by musicologists. Giazotto constructs the equipoise of the complete work in single movement based on this fragmentary theme. From a music theory perspective, The piece is a masterful composition that combines both Baroque and Classical techniques. The texture is fine and melodic, Albinoni incorporates a wide range of musical techniques to create a very moving soundscape. This one also masterfully uses a range of harmonic and modulator devices to add a layer of complexity and beauty to the piece. It modulates from the key of G minor to D minor at the climax of the melody, then resolves to the tonic at the end, creating a sense of stability and resolution. Albinoni's skillful use of dissonance creates a sense of tension and longing that many can relate to. The culmination and success of this desire to rediscover Tomaso Albinoni resulted in 1958, an extremely popular work attributed by the general public to Albinoni, but actually recomposed by Giazotto himself. Without the search of this musicologist, this piece would never have seen the light of day. Baptized « Albinoni » probably for commercial reasons, Remo Giazotto registered his copyrights and published at the Casa Ricordi Editions in Milan. Giazotto's evocative arrangement has since become the definitive version of the composition and has been performed by renowned orchestras and soloists around the world. The orchestration led by Daniel Somogyi-Toth is sincerely exceptional because however rare it is in the beauties of romance. *Lucien*

[@minjastule6344]

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[@ЕленаИльина-з8ы]

Как же я люблю Адажио Альбиони и историю его создания и даже в современных обработках и исплнениях

[@williamstarsinic4244]

These Hungarians caress their strings as intimate friends. Lovely, flexible and clean.

[@cristinaelena4611]

O interpretare care răscolește și cutremură fiecare celulă din corpul uman. 😭😭😭

[@ahmetdurak7760]

Magnifique orchestra in budapest

[@littlebigjohn69]

italians compose some of the most beautifully music on earth , why is that im from south america and love italian music , is it the wine.

[@redbaron8999]

Brilliantly Radiant !!! Love This!!! Thank you ❤️🙏

[@MrPlayerPerson]

The studio looks like Abbey Road Studio #1 based on the light blue foam baffling on the wall and the natural varnished wood. The blue carpeting must be a new addition for this recording session. A gorgeous studio with an amazing staff of professional sound people. Bravo!!

[@joey6908]

Imádom. Szinte naponta megnézem (meghallgatom). Nem lehet betelni vele. Büszkévé tesz, hogy magyarok.

[@JJKSeattle]

Bravo! A gorgeous rendition by a very talented orchestra. Terrific direction by the Maestro. Lovely!

[@nicoleallion5224]

Bravo et merci ce omeñt de joie

[@samconagher8495]

The Maestro could use some lessons in directing.

[@aycakangal7155]

OMG, it mediates me that iş awesome

[@jaragone]

Espectacular

[@hanshoning9529]

sehr gut gespielt,danke aus Holland

[@mangili.giuseppe]

BRAVISSIMI. Orchestra eccezionale ) ( TOMMASO ALBINONI. COMPOSITORE ECCEZIONALE. UN NUMERO UNOOO 🎇💫⭐⭐

[@navaneethakrishnans1299]

Lovely lovely lovely only.

[@boulderdennis]

I always appreciate seeing a close up of the featured performers. Well done.

[@Isaterras]

Magnifique interprétation !!!!! Merci !!!

[@fercomics2408]

Sublime!!!

[@Diegocbaima]

Amazing!

[@MrAubertth]

C'est pour moi la meilleure version, je la met en favori.

[@luisjirossarabia6782]

Precioso

[@sedatgerger4007]

Very nice.

[@doncadwallader1885]

Outstanding, I think the best rendition I have ever heard-really moving

[@beatrizandrade3939]

Belíssimo! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍

[@Pax30001]

Awesome!

[@K274712n]

Sehr schön !

[@carlosvladimirinsfranlara3883]

Me agradó esta versión para orquesta... hermoso diálogo instrumental entre cuerdas bajo la batuta de un excelente director. Sólo puedo observar que no se menciona a su verdadero autor y se mantiene como correcta la autoría inducida de Albinoni en casi todas las interpretaciones que he podido disfrutar. Debo admitir que su difusión y popularidad se generó por esa deliberada atribución de autoría por manos de su propio autor... a quien dedico mi aplauso y admiración. Agradezco este regalo musical de óptima calidad que se agrega a las muchas que aprecio por el talento de los artistas que concurrieron a su ejecución.

[@DeboraSouza-cj7wo]

Lindíssimo!

[@ArlenMonteiro]

Perfeito! Lindíssimo 🙏🏻

[@flagger2020]

Amazing, I think the best rendition I have ever heard. Period. Go BSSO.

[@luisamericomartinezmartine535]

Bellísima interpretación... Bravo....Gracias por subir este vídeo y llegar con la música a lejanos países... Chile...

[@waldogonzalez4350]

Preciosa interpretación la de esta importantante orquesta.

[@jorgetschebotarjew9063]

La interpretation superannuation cualquier comentario.

[@jorgetschebotarjew9063]

La interpretation supera cualquier comentario adicional.

[@melonshop1969]

Ezt spanyolul írtam volna, de a magyar nyelvet nem ismerem. Azt hittem, ott németül beszélnek. Elnézést kérek ezért. A Google fordító segített nekem. Ez a dallam, amelyet a BUDAPEST SCORING SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA játszik, szenzációs. Minden érzésem van. Csodálatam Az ízlésem szerint.

[@pollouribe1927]

wow hermoso

[@gayealtok4222]

Muhteşem!

[@nicoleallion5224]

J adore la musique de chanson française et celamerappel

[@Eivlys4636]

Et même si phrase non finie... 😊

[@jfercortes]

La pasión de cristo

[@RamtinDidab]

Can anybody tell me the how many Violins vs Violas are there in this orchestra?

[@SOUNDIVACLASSICAL]

12 V1+10V2+8VA

[@phillip1297]

3:54 a tiny error but it doesn't matter. Sounds great.

[@melonshop1969]

Le clavaron los ojos inmediatamente.

[@CyberProphetX]

very fast

[@samconagher8495]

Beautifully played in the classic manor. However, I'm wondering what music the conductor is listening to in that his movements are totally not with the music or orchestra. it is like he's just there and trying to take off flying and the orchestra is playing as they wish. Lots of directors like this out there. You wonder why they are even there.

[@SOUNDIVACLASSICAL]

sorry but you understand nothing about music and conducting! The conductor is a conservatory director!!!

[@samconagher8495]

@@SOUNDIVACLASSICAL Sorry, but I am afraid I do, very much so. The conductor is way off. I guess I'd better tell the symphony and chamber orchestra I am part of we don't know what we are doing.

[@wizarda2z]

Tempo to fast.

[@МагжанТолепбек-ч5с]

Брбшники четам

[@Aidos110]

держимся

[@Nico3039]

un tantinet trop rapide...

[@LucienMarine]

FAUX !

[@demetzosmanos]

x0.75 thank me later ;)

[@giuseppeieropoli5144]

bravi...but too fast

[@marvinsilverman4394]

lol adagio is of remo giazzotto

[@JohnViolinista]

Faaaaassst 👎