Hélène Grimaud: Schumann - Piano Quintet, Op. 44 (with soloists from the Orchestre de Paris)

[@strukhoff]

Hélène never makes it look effortless, and this is meant as a high compliment. Her focus and intensity are scary, as her playing reflects the years of disciplined practice and thought she's put in to create her playing. She gets every technical and dynamic nuance in this piece, as she always does, while giving it her all. There is nothing left in reserve when she is finished. She's just as focused and charming in interviews, whether in English or French. And of course, she also puts tremendous efforts into her wolf conservation center. What a marvelous player and person. I already have my tickets to see her in Chicago when she comes around next year.

[@simony0705]

Okay

[@Claude1Rochon]

i was indeed struck by her extreme involvement here. She is counting like mad. Very unusual...even for her. But then again...this is a quintet...( not a solo like the Chaconne for example ) ( or a Piano and Orchestra Opus ) and as the leader...she indeed has to keep to the meter like an anchor. I love her. Yes...LOVE...

[@strukhoff]

@@Claude1Rochon Agree! And to follow up my original comment, I did indeed see her in Chicago, and she performed the Chaconne, among other things. She was splendid.

[@sole26881]

Allen Musikern ein grosses Lob. Ein schönes Schumannstück und Pianoquintett. Danke💐

[@tomboyer5608]

This is one of the most demanding piano parts in chamber music. It's a part that was written for Clara Schumann, one of the great pianists of the 19th century, and the intensity just never lets up -- it's a test of stamina. Anyway it's great fun to watch Grimaud just nail every bit of it. The tempos are brisk (esp. the scherzo) but I love it -- so much energy, and at the same time such elegance. It's a wonderful performance.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

The more I listen to this uptaking, the more I love it. It is not only Hélène, it is also Roland, Nathalie, Jean and Emmanuel. Chamber music has that privilege that it is always togetherness, not one and the rest. And this togetherness creates sometimes wonders, like here.

[@cedericocosantorini8013]

Well put.

[@knd1940]

Everyone here is superb, beginning with Helene Grimaud's impassioned playing, but I'd like to give a shout out to the camera crew which is always in the right place at the right time. That takes a lot of preparation. And, as an amateur violist, also to the beautiful warm tone of Jean Dupouy's viola.

[@БорисШалагінов]

Шуман с особенной любовью выписал партию альта в этом квинтете.

[@pieterderaad]

What a beautiful piece and lovely eye contact between Helene and the cellist: 12.28

[@staffanolofsson8201]

12:28 ? No eye contact at that moment. But I agree with you about the contact among all musicians, and that this is a beautiful piece of music.

[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

Wow...what a Masterpiece composed by the great Schumann!

[@lauraderr8017]

This performance is simply stunning! What a joy to see these amazing musicians work together so closely to produce such thrilling music. Thank you for posting it.

[@wocomoMUSIC]

Thank you for watching!

[@mitrikoudsi8060]

Oh, what a better picture of the world have you given to us!!!

[@catherinejones9396]

Terrific performance by all here. Lovely Schumann piece. Thank you very much to all concerned with this. Ms Grimaud is a wonderful chamber music player and led this team effortlessly.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

So beautiful, this Schumann Piano Quintet op 44. This uptaking from 2001 has at last found its audience on KZbin 2021. It is never too late. And I get almost tears in my eyes listening to this. Here we can hear Hélène Grimaud in a slightly different position, compared to her piano concertos. And as I can understand, she is quite content with this, together with these wonderful musicians.

[@herwigmenzel5179]

Wow ! What a great performance of this wonderful and melodious work by Schumann - 5 musicians playing so well together!! This is my favourite work by Schumann

[@northside7772]

This is likely the most perfect performance of this wonderful piece I've ever heard. Surely the most exquisite, insightful and lyrical piano playing.

[@logaemsythgim1818]

Hmm glad you placed it as most likely, try some pre 1950 recordings and find out the real charm in this amazing composition. This rendition is grostesk, Wagner like where there is no charm left as well phrasing is musically rather infantile ;)

[@northside7772]

Yes I have heard excellent, outstanding older performances. This is my favorite. Have a nice day.

[@robertovecchiolkn8030]

Vraiment magnifique,interprétation exquise….

[@staffanolofsson8201]

I never get tired of the second movement at 9:55 , it has a whole world i it. And is one of the most beautiful movements that Schubert ever wrote,

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Excusé moi, Schumann. It is easy sometimes to mix them.

[@judithnelson1665]

One of the greatest movements in all chamber music.Call it "Death and Love." (Ist violin:superb intonation.)

[@cecilefox9136]

A wonderful rendition of this beautiful music!

[@irabraus9478]

Great to hear Jean Dupouy after all these years!

[@ElizabethReidViolist]

He’s wonderful!

[@irabraus9478]

​@@ElizabethReidViolist Have you heard his playing on the Nonesuch recording of Carter's Quartets 1 and 2 with the Composers Quartet? Astounding in his concentration and interaction with the other players. Too bad the CQ broke up.

[@violin4Jesus8_30]

I just performed the last movement with some friends. It's sooo much fun!! They did such a great job!😄

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

Para disfrutar desde la 1ra a la última nota. Schumann hace gala de una creatividad inmensa. Esta grabación es de antología. BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO

[@maxfochtmann]

Спасибо огромное за запись. Просто чудо.

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

СПАСИЧЬКИ

[@MegaSkijumper]

Brilliant! Excellent recording as well. As good as it gets!!! Bravo each of you.

[@paulgreen6921]

The Schumann quintet is such an interesting soothing masterpiece. I remember it, especially, because I would play it on the cassette player on that little rickety shuttle bus for MTA in Baltimore. My passengers appreciated the swift musical dimension on their short trip through the Hampden community. And it made for an exceptionally pleasant workday. “Music expresses wordless odysseys.” PWG

[@lokmanmerican6889]

Magnificent performance! Bravo

[@merrim7765]

I have this saved and listen to it often -- SO perfect! And I can't resisting commenting, finally, -- the first violinist has a great smile!

[@Gurci28]

'The Romantic Era boasts a legion of luminary composers, from Brahms and Tchaikovsky to Mendelssohn and Berlioz-but Schumann is often deemed the “quintessential Romantic,” his ardent passions, poetic feeling, and heart-on-sleeve style perfectly embodying the ideals of the age.' Source: Houston Symphony

[@damescholar]

A superb performance! They all are first-class musicians. ❤️

[@MarioSanchez-tl3wv]

...increible!...un grupo de notables=hacen topar el cielo musical. Felicitaciones Helene!. Promedio de edad 50 heliocronea y aflora potencia musical. Saludos desde el terrunio mas cercano a la proxima galaxia: Chimborazo~ Ecuador.

[@joedays94]

Bravo. Excelente versión, altísimo nivel técnico y artístico. Un Schumann fluido, nunca mecánico, temperamental pero sin excesos. Grimaud solvente, segura y elocuente, cuerdas expresivas y apasionadas. Gran recreación.

[@Motardmusicien89]

Merveilleux musiciens. Merveilleux Robert Schumann. Un immense Merci à vous cinq ... Et à toi aussi Robert... :-) Pardon j' ai oublié la Dame qui a la tâche ingrate de tourner les pages ... Merci...

[@matthewproser6389]

Wonderful beyond belief. This group has brought us great joy!

[@didierleroy6348]

Tous solistes et de présence si musicale, félicitations.

[@reinhardtristaneugen9113]

As there is pouring down on me what can not be but is and won't be there for much longer, I told ya for sure,... ...I'm on to reach for the media of the Netherlands in the moment... To the music: It is a piece of the beauty of heaven where everything is calm and fine... ...I like how Schumann frames the first movement with two themes but not that tight interrelated as the form of the Kopfsatz from the 18. century would demand for... the part at around 6:00 imitates probably that what would be the cadenza in a piano concert... ...the second movement reminds me at the beginning at the one of Schuberts death and the maiden ( also the second movement... ) but as I said my pitch is all but perfect, is there a < g > in both beginnings without a f-sharp in Schumanns? Anyway also the second movement as Schuberts death and the maiden is of tremendous and redundant beauty as is the whole quintet. I would like to jump into the music and stay there for the rest of my life, and in case anybody be out there, that feels the inclination to get me out of this music, I would want to call in every single A10 ( Warthogs... ) at my command to throw at them and they would need to run, you bet... ( they got more than the gatling, actually... ). Le p'tit Daniel😇

[@AnonYmous-ry2jn]

I got to be like #400!!!! What a privilege!!!! Normally wouldn’t care but this has instantly become one of my all time favorite videos!!!!!

[@JasonFerguson1283]

Schumann...forever!

[@carlosdescartincristellys8273]

Qué bonito es este Piano quintet op.44 de as humano.Confieso que no lo había escuchado nunca.Todos los intérpretes están maravillosos.,y me ha entusiasmado el movimiento lll con su precioso Scherzo.Gracias a wocomoMUSIC por ofrecernos esta música inolvidable.Gracias otra vez.

[@envol60]

Å

[@claudioparrella183]

Complimenti

[@manfredmontevideo3161]

Preciosa performance!

[@androidkenobi]

That was cool near 21:53 the cello signaling the start of trio 2

[@katherineelgizoli2585]

It is the first time that I m hearing this piece. Thanks to all the musicians for a lovely performance 😄💟

[@3883melange]

So incredible!!

[@srothbardt]

Interesting that Schumann based this work on Bach’s Prelude & Fugue in E flat from Book 1 of the Well Tempered Clavier

[@gregordekleva7090]

Helene Grimaud is a master talent, like the masters of Bauhaus. She lends centuries of brilliance for free.

[@jorgefedericokahl8721]

MAGICA por su ejecucion y belleza personal

[@hankzauderer1082]

Wonderful!

[@marcosfernandes7712]

Após assistir alguns vídeos da linda e talentosa Helene Grimaux...executando maravilhosas opus como esta de SCHUMANN...só posso dizer que ando completamente apaixonado por Helene...tanto por seu talento artístico qt por sua beleza....

[@marcosfernandes7712]

Onde lê-se Grimaux....entenda -se Grimaud

[@jandirdonascimentocorrea926]

Belo Horizonte Brasil Cette pièce m'était inconnue. J'en suis ravi! Bravo aux musiciens!!!

[@douglaslarson7081]

Bravo !! A truly inspiring performance on par with what I consider to be the gold standard for this quintet that was recorded by the Beaux Arts Trio (plus two more players) many decades ago.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Can we hear your favourite, please? The one with the Beaux Arts Trio plus two? No, perhaps not, many decades ago. We have to believe you. And I do. When you say this is on par, I believe you. And I continue listening. Best wishes!

[@douglaslarson7081]

@@staffanolofsson8201 The Beaux Arts Trio's debut was in 1955 and they retired in 2008. They had several player changes in their 50+ years together. I don't remember when they recorded this Schumann Quintet but I think it was in the 1980's. I think I still have that recording on cassette tape but I have no idea where it is. You might be able to find it somewhere. Older recordings are often reissued as CDs and that recording might be one of them. You would have to hunt for it. I suggest looking for "Schumann op 44" + "Beaux Arts Trio". Of course it would be much easier to simply listen to this recording by Hélène Grimaud, Roland Daugarel, Nathalie Lamoureux, Jean Dupouy and Emmanuel Gaugué. This recording really is just as good as that of the Beaux Arts Trio (+2) that I mentioned. Perhaps slightly better.

[@douglaslarson7081]

I am really impressed with Hélène Grimaud. I discovered her about 6 or 7 years ago. I have worked on the piano part of this Schumann Quintet and it is NOT easy. Quite difficult for much of it. But hearing Hélène Grimaud play it here with no stumbles that I could detect, was impressive. I love this entire Quintet but especially the slow movement and the last page of the final movement is truly grand.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@douglaslarson7081 Thank you Douglas for your answer. As I am a lazy person I will probably be content with this new/20 year old video. But I thank you for your reseach of the origins of recording this wonderful music. I am sure The Beaux Arts made a very fine recording of this, and that your memories of that recording are the best.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@douglaslarson7081 Happy you, who as a pianist is able to understand this music from the bottom to the top!

[@reinhardtristaneugen9113]

way better than the one I actually just commented on🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕... ...what a testimony of the silence did provide Schumann us in composing this piece of heaven! Le p'tit Daniel

[@reinhardtristaneugen9113]

it corresponds quite well to what I heard just days ago - a clandestine message yet suggestive enough to get recognized by me - just stay on track, kid - it is your 💖💖💖mum💖💖💖, who did lock on to the foes of you... ...well, she be to one to prevail!!!!! Le p'tit Daniel🐕

[@michieldemarey]

Magnifique!

[@rayadam8723]

Lovely thank you 💕

[@leostokes]

Bravo!

[@anaconrad9423]

BELLO!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

ВСЁ 😌🥀

[@alexzuev431]

СПАСИБО ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 БРАВО❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Бесконечно благодарен!!!!

[@sergioaguila1129]

Una obra maravillosa con la gran HELENE GRIMAUD .Una delicia musical que llena el Alma🤗🙌💥🌹❤

[@솔방울2021]

좋아하는 곡! 좋아하는 아티스트!

[@ВикторГрядовкин]

ПРИЗНАНИЕ В ЛЮБВИ ❤❤❤😢😢😢

[@tigdogsbody]

What a romp! Thank you very much.

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

КРУЖИ'Т И ВЬЁ'ТСЯ МОШКАРА' В ПЫЛИ' ФОНА'РНОГО СТОЛБА' ВОЗНЯ' и ла'ются соба'чки ПО ЗВЁ'ЗДАМ КАРОВА'Н ИДЁ'Т 💫 🌌 🔭 🎭 🌐 🔬 🌈

[@doloresdevera433]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@elojodehorus7985]

No solo es hermosa y extraordinaria pianista,...creo además que huele a flores,....

[@ВикторГрядовкин]

КИНОКОМПАНИИ ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННЫЙ ФИЛЬМ РОЛЬ ПИАНО ЭЛЕН❤❤❤😊

[@滝川岬一]

素晴らしい名演奏有り難う。！！

[@sacredkinetics.lns.8352]

` A wonderful delicacy. 🌹🌺🌷

[@cluelessbeekeeping1322]

Hélène is such a babe!

[@johnsioui7391]

She certainly is that!

[@joedeegan3870]

I love French musicians.

[@srothbardt]

Splendiforous, as Zorba would say.

[@miriammaldonado7296]

This Allegro piece mainly seem more andante specially at the beginning. Beautiful piece, excellent solo concerto! (brillante, il modo de una marcia,=largamente, Scherzo-molto vivace. alegro ma non tropoo_.. Sorry, my comment was posted too early! #2023 ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

[@carmenrubio3786]

❤❤❤

[@keishamartin8934]

Nice video

[@Catherine-classical]

The page turner did a decent job👏

[@CarlosLima-oe7wn]

Músicas em quarteto ou quinteto empolgam! E Schumann, então, transcende.

[@johnnorris1964]

more than 1000 likes. 0 dislikes speaks for itself!

[@reinhardtristaneugen9113]

I told you already that a very very young ❤angel ❤labelled me < dreamer > a few years ago in the absolut cutest way possible and she wasn't even 5 at the time so... ...let a dreamer just dream: I like the thought that the Warthogs ,I caught a glimpse on recently ,while scrolling throught the italian press, got clearance to abort there scheduled mission in order to circle over the area in question where all this takes place with the permission to engage if need be so watch out... ...I like to think of the warthogs as being part of the integral of the squadrons I evoked in one of my writings using the English language and thinking of the commander in charge with respect to the end of our chain of command we do not make jokes about I like the thought that it is not gunfight at the K.O-corral but it is an assignment at the ❤K.H.❤- Haven since fortunately there is now an angel in the < candida domus alba > in charge of all ( I think Mr Biden pardons me here the fact, that I do think of his vice president and he himself is all glad that I do turn down on the modus operandi to < criticize > him as seen in the clip < we the people > for being a literate I consider this inadequate ( this modus operandi is being used by me quite often just now as everybody knows but I reduce it to a maximum and just implement it if confronted with the darkness itself and I think this differenciates me quite clear from the unliterate seen in this clip ). Warthogs as I said got a gatling and this weapon is actually called GAU - 8/A - avenger cannon with seven barrels that do spin - and the ammo is depleted uranium and because it is crafted thereof it can pierce tanks and give them a good momentum to find the way down to behemoth were the tanks of the dark do belong! They fire it at a rate per second of 66,6 ( ...I found out by what I told you about the rate per minute... ...easy mental calculation still ) and isn't it great the devil is being shot at with a rate consisting in this quotient per second? ) Und um diesen Traum zu schließen, möchte ich die Worte wählen die auch ein ❤Alpenveilchen ❤zu Deutschland häufiger von mir hört, indem ich sage: Das Proletenkind bedankt sich gerührt und artig und ist für einen Moment sehr glücklich, obwohl es um ihn herum finsterer nicht sein kann. Le p'tit Daniel🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🏒🏒

[@ejvindgeckler4951]

Comment aiurait dit sacre Shuman? Il aurait pleure ecoutant tel muciciens extraordinaires.

[@ВладимирФедоров-п4н]

🌸🌺🌼👏💖

[@anthonyabbott90]

page turner should get a credit

[@mikeg2924]

I'm so glad they released these sensational performances. TY!!!

[@bossanovaboy]

The music is a e bit exaggerated to my musical taste, but the performance is great! And of course I would invite Helene Grimaud to dinner.

[@iguarni]

29:41 masterpiece!

[@LazlosPlane]

She's so beautiful. More beautiful than Wang, or Buniatisvilli (sp?) or whoever. She could be a model. Just stunning. Oh, yeah.. she plays good too....

[@journeymansix]

Is it possible to buy a full-fidelity CD of this?

[@fareshajjar1208]

Pianist is doing more work than all the rest combined.

[@ТатьянаВетошкина-с1ю]

Красивая мкзыка

[@paulquinn7282]

I know for a FACT that Hélène Grimaud used Long Roofing for the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem!

[@goback3spaces]

No, she used Nutmeg Roofing Company. I have the invoice to prove it.

[@Alkadondon]

1:22

[@Alkadondon]

21:55

[@target9972]

What a very bad picture quality by 480p ... today?!

[@Gurci28]

15:15

[@simonwong2738]

This is really good, now I am not stuck with Argerich/Maisky's aging version.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Hallo! But this time Pascal Moraguès on clarinet never showed up :-)

[@wocomoMUSIC]

Wait for the next parts of this concert ;) but thank you for your comment, in this work he is not playing

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

Не повтори'ть Живы'х💃🌷 мгнове'ний. Но не беда' Мы жфо'ткать мо'жем завсегда'!

[@sanderson9515]

The esteemed Ms. Grimaud seems to be breathing the music.

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

Оригина'л не повтори'м! Как прошлого'дний снег Зато' ! Фонта'зия везде' возмо'жна! Импровиза'ция с Интерпрета'цией Иску'сство декорати'вно-прикладно'е! Вооо'т! Полё'т! ФОНТА'ЗИИ Чуде'сной как Озаре'ние Сато'ри😧💥😳😌😇

[@carlosdescartincristellys8273]

…op.44 de Schumann. Perdón no sé lo que ha ocurrido en mi comentario.

[@reinhardtristaneugen9113]

since I want to throw A10's after those keen on getting me out of the heaven I did conjure with respect to this piece of heaven of music... ...what might be a paradigm to actually survive an attack pulled off by a Warthog? There ain't no, just dream on... ...with an approaching Warthog you are off to get a meet and greet with you maker, be it God be it Behemoth... ...but for those who like Krautsalat... ...you might try to escape just running, but the difference in the respective velocities and the relativism of velocity itself would it make still easier for the Warthog since it lays down a dispersion of fire to a given area, where it is, if you ran away, actually less likely all the more to survive offering more surface of your body as a target... ...just stay, where you are and get down with an as much diminished surface of your body as possible to just hope that the dispersion might not reach you, but as I said that's Krautsalat... ...you doesn't stand a chance... ...and if you decide to jump in a car, in case you have one, don't you be relieved seeing the Warthog overflying you without unleashing heaven or hell ( ...it depends on what God possibly would have in store for you... ), since it would go in loop and locking on to you from a distance so remote you wouldn't have a clue of the second, the button gets pressed inside the plane to seal the assignment... ...und ist es nicht wunder-wunder-schön? ...das Proletenkind und wie es sich bemüht die Schöpfung und ihre Ätiologien ( Kafka go home... ...that is head the heck for germany! ) zu verstehen, um dann noch Empfehlungen zu geben, was man besser machen sollte und was man besser nicht machen sollte? Le p'tit Daniel😇😇😇

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

SezamumindicumОткрося🕴️ Silybum marianum fito teas- чертополо'х расторо'пный Nigella sativa- Кали'нджи-👌 Monarda🔥fistulosaБерга'мо CrocussativusПaтанджали'й- ский Syzygium aromaticum

[@victoryuanhanlu8646]

21:53 lol

[@su-minyoo7267]

그리모 눈나...

[@ukaszszafranski3035]

przecudne

[@reinhardtristaneugen9113]

you just like to diffuse all my comments, don't ya, KZbin? Well I revere and love for example Helene but I like Warthogs and Isotopes, are we clear, KZbin? But I guess in function of your behaviour that this remains undone... A light as bright conveying all the celestial might it bears inside for😇❤ Hélène❤😇 Le p'tit Daniel🐕🐕🐕

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

ПОЗНАВА'Я ПОНИМА'Ю, ЧТО МА'ЛО ЧЕГО' ЗНА'Ю, ЧЕМ БО'ЛЬШЕ УЗНАЮ', ТЕМ ЛУ'ЧШЕ ПОНИМА'Ю, КАК МАЛОВА'ТО ЗНА'Ю. СОКРА'ТА ВСПОМИНА'Ю - ,, ЗНАЮ, ЧТО НИЧЕГО' НЕ ЗНАЮ °🎭💩. 🙉🙊🙈🕺❣️💃

[@mauricioduron3193]

A grand performance of a dramatic piece that does not fail to impress. The aggressive recording, however, makes a second listening unlikely.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Aggressive recording?? I listen in headphones (Sennheiser), and adjust the volume. And I you call this aggressive I cannot follow you.

[@mauricioduron3193]

@@staffanolofsson8201 You will not "follow me" because I find the recording aggressive? The rest of my favorable comment on the performance does not matter, apparently.