Henri Dutilleux - Cello Concerto (Tout un monde lointain...)

[@liliangoth6180]

Thanks for uploading and your work!

[@gerardbegni2806]

Absolutely awesome concerto, with a poetic afterthought. The progressive entrance of the orchestra (often scattered), beginning with percussion and divided strings, is quite noticeable and gives a tone to the whole piece.

[@MegaCirse]

[@alejandrosotomartin9720]

Thanks for sharing this gem.

[@jcjacques]

C'est immense !

[@benjaminniemczyk]

A brilliant performance of this beautiful and important piece.

[@wolfil8019]

I find this music so utterly strange and beautiful ... Appropriate both to the title and to the poet whose poetry inspired this composition. Marvelous! And appropriate as well to listen to as I write of a strange and lovely dream I had last night involving a columned building like an ancient Greek temple, a coral snake, an addled mind, and love ....

[@ulysse__]

Imagine hearing such a masterpiece and clapping as politely as if you had just heard a Schubert string quartet...

[@bartjebartmans]

Great upload! Thanks for sharing this masterpiece.

[@nicholas72611]

Thanks! Big thank you to you also for your amazing uploads over the years. I probably wouldn't even like classical music if your channel didn't introduce me to so many greats!

[@simonkawasaki4229]

Saw this at a performance where it was paired with selections of Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty… while it may seem like an odd pairing, both works have a certain magic and mystique to them, frightening in the amount of passion they both possess. It took a remarkably long time for Dutilleux to finish this, and one can understand why. 12:34

[@nicholas72611]

It's definitely one of my favorite pieces of all time. Top 5 for Concerti. Dutilleux had so few pieces but each one is a total masterpiece.

[@matthewhuang9588]

Thanks for the video

[@gm-tx5sb]

Vif [5] - 02:54 Var. I [9] - 03:49 Var. II [12] - 04:14 Var. III [15] - 04:47 Var. IV [22] - 05:40

[@michelebeartGIBBONGASCON]

merci

[@tjc17]

Wonderful! My teacher's teacher. Incredible, unique sound worlds.

[@frankmessely2156]

Great music to write.

[@figarojames4097]

There are some things I like and some things I didn't, but I am interested in discovering more of his music.

[@nicholas72611]

Unfortunately there isn't much to choose from since he disowned most of the music he wrote-that was actually good lol. Try the Poemes de Jean Cassou and Le Loup

[@figarojames4097]

@@nicholas72611 Cool. Thanks!

[@figarojames4097]

@Ryan Clark Thank you, brother.

[@MegaCirse]

Como la primera luz del crepúsculo, esta música abre los ojos a las viejas promesas y a todas las abundantes anomalías de la naturaleza. Evocadoras de poderes más allá de la observación, estas piezas mueven los hilos del corazón, atraen la nostalgia y despiertan arrepentimientos, vidas quemadas y el letargo de los Auditores¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@kalletorner4591]

All 12 chromatic pitches in one chord… 13:03 Very nice and interesting piece!

[@Sizalyth]

So exciting and beautiful

[@samuelgaskin3600]

The piccolo solo from 15:45 - 16:10 is reminiscent of a significant motif in the “Jeux des vagues” of “La Mer”… I wonder if it’s just a coincidence, given the subtext of the Dutilleux movement (“mer d’ébène”)

[@SouloftheTroll]

It definitely has that quality to it...

[@samuelgaskin3600]

personal timestamps 6:20 - 6:28 gliss 16:19 - 16:29 scale 17:09 - figure pointée 18:12 - gamme courbée

[@dmitrioboukhov1226]

L'imagination consiste a expulser de la realize plusieurs personnes incompletes pour, mettant a contribution les puissances magiques et subversive du desir, obtenir leur retour sous la forme d'une presence entierement satisfaisante. C'est alors l'inextinguible reel incree.

[@lampadairevisqueux5247]

Merci du partage poto

[@kuang-licheng402]

great

[@川口健太郎-m5e]

ロストロポーヴィチに献呈されています ラヴェルのオペラ・バレエ「子供と呪文」のコントラバス独奏パートみたいな旋律で始まります 20世紀後半に作られたチェロ協奏曲の傑作 フランスの象徴派の詩人ボードレールの詩に触発されて作った

[@PM_ME_MESSIAEN_PICS]

upon hearing this, my bread turned into a baguette

[@pierrefontenelle9271]

Yesss! Finally someone made a score video of this! Thank you so much!

[@nicholas72611]

No problem my friend :) I have an Amy Beach upload today and hopefully I can finish the Dutilleux Violin Concerto soon.

[@SouloftheTroll]

Makes it far more understandable!

[@averagemusicenjoyer]

Merci et bravo !

[@nicholas72611]

De rien! Plus à venir bientôt, mon ami. :)

[@docbailey3265]

I’m going into the basement…never go because it’s always locked…not today…it’s very dark…strange smells and sounds…the feeling that I’m not alone…I feel warm breath on my neck…I turn around and there’s nobody there…I run up the stairs…the door’s locked…I start to panic…I hear a soft female voice quietly calling my name…the voice gets louder…sweat drips into my eyes…everything turns gray…gray…gray…

[@iwanabana]

man the opening notes were all wrong

[@bertrandrussel3680]

well done video !

[@grantstewart]

anybody have a pdf for the solo cello part?

[@한솔-r5q]

16:42 17:15 27:09

[@alejandrosotomartin9720]

Who is the cellist ?

[@ligetisspaghetti5763]

Altestaedt it’s in the description

[@camillehocde8195]

who is the cellist in this recording ? also big thanks for posting it with the score

[@miromiro1100]

Mstislav Rostropovich

[@miromiro1100]

But I am not quite sure

[@nicholas72611]

Nicolas Alstaedt

[@Mossnmoth]

@@nicholas72611 Thank you! And also for the description of this piece, very helpful🙏

[@mikeg2924]

Is this the performance by Nicolas Altstaedt (cello), Detroit SO 2018, Fabien Gabel conductor? Just fact-checking. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWPUnnh5gd2hebs