Concertgebouworkest - Die Seejungfrau - Zemlinsky

Wednesday 27 May we stream Zemlinsky's Die Seejungfrau, conducted by Vladimir Jurowski. Before the concert, you can watch an interview with Jurowski about the piece. The stream is introduced by clarinettist Hein Wiedijk.
We stream concerts every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 pm CEST. This is the programme for the rest of the week:
29 May: Strauss - Ein Heldenleben conducted by Mariss Jansons; introduction by Johan van Iersel (cello)

[@forester333]

Very under rated music

[@hermanson862]

Introduction Hein Wiedijk: 00:00 Introduction Vladimir Jurowski 07:00 Concert 19:06

[@ralphoperaphile]

What lovely, clear, fluent English Jurowski speaks - and obviously he is fluent in German, too, as well as his native Russian. I have long been an admirer, having heard him conduct the LPO many times at Glyndebourne and in the RFH.

[@dansan4021]

Quelle découverte ! Bravo!

[@kenm.3512]

A wonderful piece by Zemlinsky. It's good to see it getting some love. A fine performance led by Vladimir Jurowski. I've had the EMI James Conlan disc for a long time. Conlan's recording of Zemlinsky's Lyric Symphony is excellent as well.

[@johansterk8968]

Johan from Amsterdam, but listening in from Germany. Love the RCO. Such a perfect sound.

[@ildebonelli3232]

I 'm listening from Venice....fantastic sound .thanks

[@ildebonelli3232]

I love this orchester.....🥰🥰🥰🥰💯

[@YusufYalcin83]

This piece reminded me of Vitezslav Novak's symphonic poem 'Toman and the Wood Nymph'. It is also a post-romantic piece for large orchestra, based on a Czech folk legend. It would be nice to listen like this in the future.

[@ildebonelli3232]

After theMahler's symphonyes you are in my heart

[@Ze3671]

​My name is José Francisco, I'm from Brazil. We are quarantined and hooked up to quality music ...

[@downsouthjazzband]

Impressive 🤩🙏

[@libelle176]

Yay!!!!!And Emily got the flowers!!! Sweet!!!!

[@inekewackers3936]

Hi vanuit Nijmegen, Holland😀

[@caneti3]

35:17 2nd mov. Sehr Gut!

[@erikmontes]

52:35 3rd mov.

[@hudsoncampos5976]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@SZ-ef9lz]

A very nice work; even if Zemlinsky thought so little of it.

[@bolemirnoc604]

His problem. He had no clue. :P :D

[@tahiragibson6407]

@@bolemirnoc604 - yeah, but somehow he managed to compose it, the ignorant cluck.

[@inekewackers3936]

Leuke, goede inleiding,

[@ildebonelli3232]

My friends harpists are working a lot

[@guidosc3470]

Bliblablub

[@FLBlazerEns]

What work is this???

[@aukej6024]

I have no idea. But if I’d make a guess it would be Die Seejungfrau by Zemlinsky 😉

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

@@aukej6024 How did you come to that conclusion? ;)

[@tahiragibson6407]

@@Quotenwagnerianer - quite a logical leap!

[@ChristopheStrobbe]

@@aukej6024 I bet a little mermaid told you that!