Gabriel Fauré: Masques et Bergamasques - Dmitry Krasilnikov

[@markandthakar7157]

This is an impressive conductor. Generally beautiful physical connection to the sounds (openings of mvts. II & III notwithstanding). Even importantly he hears shape, and balances. This is high-level music-making, and all the more impressive for the youth of the orchestra, which means he must have taught them to listen and connect. Bravo!!!

[@johnmarlin7269]

Thank you for posting this lovely performance of a much beloved piece.

[@lydiaj2128]

Movement 1 - Ouverture: 0:00 Movement 2 - Menuet: 4:29 Movement 3 - Gavotte: 7:36 Movement 4 - Pastorale: 11:11

[@steveburrus9347]

does anyone know when and under what circumstances FAaure wrote this piece?

[@josephanthony5937]

I would refer you to the following Wikipedia link for the answer to your question: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masques_et_bergamasques

[@Polygal111]

I read this is a suite he arranged of music he wrote for a theatrical production for Prince Albert I of Monaco in 1919

[@johnharding9792]

Difficult to get spirit into the first movement at this tempo. And it's surely meant to be spirited.