Concertgebouworkest - Die Seejungfrau - Zemlinsky

[@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.

[@johansterk8968]

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

[@dansan4021]

Quelle découverte ! Bravo!

[@ildebonelli3232]

I love this orchester.....🥰🥰🥰🥰💯

[@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.

[@ildebonelli3232]

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

[@ildebonelli3232]

After theMahler's symphonyes you are in my heart

[@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.

[@downsouthjazzband]

Impressive 🤩🙏

[@Ze3671]

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

[@libelle176]

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

[@caneti3]

35:17 2nd mov. Sehr Gut!

[@erikmontes]

52:35 3rd mov.

[@inekewackers3936]

Hi vanuit Nijmegen, Holland😀

[@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

[@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!

[@guidosc3470]

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