Fauré: Suite aus »Pelléas et Mélisande« op. 80 ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ François Leleux

[@joselopes2293]

What wonderful music that makes us transcend to fantastic emotional levels. Fauré was in fact a musical genius, unfortunately little known. His music has an indescribable sensibility and beauty. This masterpiece is sublime and fabulous in the way it was written. The lyricism of some parts is indescribable in beauty and sensibility. The direction and the orchestra are superb. Thanks for these moments of unforgettable pleasure.

[@joelfernandozunigafigueroa3400]

musica magica de este mejor impresionista GABRIEL FAURE...de todos los tiempos.

[@joelfernandozunigafigueroa3400]

faure el gran maestro de francia

[@dominiquemartin9237]

on a pas assez d une vie pour s abreuver d une musique pareille c est un joyaux d écriture de sensibilité de beauté inouie merveilleusement interprétée par cet orchestre parmi les plus grands du monde merci

[@DidierBELMONDO]

Pas mal sibyllin votre commentaire. Je ne sais pas combien de contenus sont disponibles avec KZbin. Si cette musique n'est pas à votre goût prenez plutôt plaisir à commenter toutes celles qui le sont. Si d'aventure vous trouviez à redire à toutes, songez que peut-être la musique n'est pas le passe-temps idéal pour vous...

[@michelleong2762]

0:35 Prelude 7:43 Fileuse 10:05 Sicilienne 13:56 La mort de Mélisande

[@stealy3992]

Michelle Ong thanks for this

[@horizonbrave1533]

@@stealy3992 Gratzi!

[@jenniferallbright2446]

Thank you!

[@thegreatagnesbaltsa3948]

Thanks

[@MatheusNgGuitar]

Thanks

[@madolynhayne9027]

Found this performance Feb. 2023, it is beautiful. I’ve listened it to it multiple times, esp. the 2nd movement. Amazing flutist.

[@madolynhayne9027]

Actually the 3rd movement.

[@---vq8xo]

Hehe, had thought - isn't it 3rd movement? Til before seeing this one​@@madolynhayne9027

[@aulos52]

Fauré un grand parmi les grands avec une interprétation frissonante!

[@MichaelConwayBaker]

How wonderful to hear these German musicians play French music so sensitively! And Bravo to their conductor!

[@dudeforcaster8630]

wellllll,, to be pedantic; it is a German orchestra, but there are loads of non-Germans in it's ranks. The principal flute is Spanish and the second flute if American...very, very German ;).

[@suzannenoel3610]

dude forcaster One small clarification: It’s true that Clara Andrada de la Calle, one of the principal flutes of this orchestra, is Spanish, but the principal flute in this performance-Sebastian Wittiber-is German (a Frankfurter, in fact).

[@nedcrouch3202]

Hate to burst your bubble, but: most orchestras around the world have musicians from all over. Just because it's "Hessian," doesn't mean they're German musicians. Secondy, the conductor is French. I think it's great all the way around, but don't think they are Germans playing "sensitively."

[@coloradoing9172]

@@nedcrouch3202 Hate to be a d*ckhead like you, but it's secondly, not secondy. Also that colon after 'but' was not necessary. Just because in today's day and age grammar and spelling are things that aren't taught properly anymore, you don't have any reason to make such basic errors.

[@TonusFabri2024]

@@dudeforcaster8630 But (if you're still following this) is that a German oboe? Not the player, but the instrument.

[@dameinoferrall2400]

The Ozawa recording of this piece is one of my favorite and I own about eight thousand. This is a fine performance as well. Bravo!

[@Altonahh10]

You own about 8000 recordings of this piece? ;-)

[@charli3br0wn]

Great performance! and great first flute on Sicilienne, very sensitive... Faure was a true master! :)

[@bronxboy47]

Fauré makes lovely seem easy.

[@ВладимирУ-т3ц]

Очень хороший оркестр в Франкфурте! Услышал многих композиторов, о которых не ничего не слышал. Большое спасибо за чудесный концерт!

[@pilot07]

Gestern mit Marc Coppey live in der Philharmonie Sibiu gehört und gesehen. Dieses Opus 80 dürfte ab sofort zu meinen Lieblingsstücken gehören. Unbedingte Empfehlung

[@diegofuentes6783]

Today is May 12th, 2024, Fauré's birthday. Happy 179th birthday, Fauré 🎂 🥳 🎉

[@saturne46]

Quelle belle musique ! J'ai aimé la mort de Mélisande, jouée comme une marche funèbre, très émouvant… Bravo et merci

[@lampiaosalgado]

My favorite orchestra!

[@juliam7056]

What an amazing composer ! Hauntingly beautiful music.

[@alanhigh8125]

Sicilienne is my favorite section, and they absolutely nailed it. 😊

[@RebekahMaxner]

Music: the best thing humans do together.

[@nicolasdelaforge7420]

I wonder if we could stay sane without it. It's that, we escape ourselves as when we sleep; but here we escape into a state of -----------?

[@philipwilliams2310]

..... would Love to have seen/heard This music accompanying the play when first performed with Mrs Patrick Campbell. Phil Liverpool UK 🇬🇧

[@PeterLunowPL]

have watched and listened to many, many videos of this orchestra and must confess : I am in love with it

[@suzannenoel3610]

Same here.

[@hansjuergenkohlhaas871]

I second. Just finished watching their Mahler 6. Tears 'n goosebumps. My recommendation: watch their Mozart KV 488 with Rafal Blechacz from same concert mid October in Alte Oper prior to Mahler Six .

[@ShiddyFinkelstein]

I subscribed to them because I'm so knocked out by their sound and the beautiful video production which is almost like being on stage. Vielen Danke and best wishes.

[@pangpengmaster]

Debussy's playing the flute. Edit: He's Sebastian Wittiber, one of the best flautist I've ever witnessed.

[@moloxx7858]

He is so more George Bizet instead but yes, he also looks like Debussy, just more like Bizet

[@TonusFabri2024]

How exciting to hear a very familiar piece in a fresh, different performance! Having arranged some of this suite for piano, there are no real surprises in the inner parts, but the way this group brings one or another to the fore is invigorating (e.g. the little bassoon interpolation at 11'34'). Much as I love my old Ansermet record, this is infinitely clearer.--and different in some ways. Is that a German oboe? It has quite a different sound, making little solos like at 2'15' more authoritative. A great pleasure.

[@diariodiunmusicistamusicologo]

Bellissimo!!!

[@brunocella6976]

une mention particulière au hautbois .....très beau son ....;

[@gordontaylor2016]

I heard this magnificent music, with Sydney Symphony Conducted by Francois Leleux 23/2/18, What a Beautiful Concert. See it Live if you Can. Thank you

[@مهدیمرادی-ج9ج]

Very beautiful thank you

[@Heirofaress]

Beautiful 💌

[@gobong7]

멋진 연주 감사합니다

[@Heirofaress]

Sicilienne is just beautiful

[@vsevolodzavidov9024]

0:35 Прелюдия 7:43 Кружение 10:05 Сицилиана 13:56 смерть Мелисанды

[@lainezimp]

Bravo!

[@challengebreakers2183]

perfect

[@sergioalves5278]

Wonderfull !!❤😊

[@Mlx51]

Très belle interprétation. Et la douceur de cette sicilienne...

[@davitorres62]

Sicilienne

[@liebestraumslm3908]

2:49 who's the female cellist on the left? Looks like Jacqueline Du Pré.

[@nickwright6034]

Excellent.,

[@sbrownie]

Swoon 💙

[@bexigah]

Introvert af Love it

[@duncanrichardson2167]

It is good that, in contrast to KZbin videos of the e.g. the 1950s, that so may musicians in orchestras of today are young and female. We will all have seen performances from those "old times" where all of the players were middle aged men and elderly men.

[@steveburrus9347]

Oh you are talkimn' aboiut the "old days" of the 19 80's when conductor Herbert von Karahan, and even Leonard Bernstein, would lead those "lily white" symphony orchestras. The music hasn't changed, just the way that it's delivered .

[@benjamincuevaseninde]

-- L'orchestre est au diapason, c'est très beau. --

[@MichaelConwayBaker]

I should have left out "German". Great musicians come from all over the world.

[@ShiddyFinkelstein]

Not to fret. It is a German orchestra, after all, being in Frankfurt.

[@notaire2]

Lyrische Aufführung dieser romantischen Suite mit milden Töne aller Holzbläser. Die Soloklarinette klingt besonders schön!

[@MelHegrat]

10:05 ❤

[@anais7334]

CEO of flute

[@IrisC17]

Comment se nomme le joueur de flûte traversière principal? Merci

[@Silver-tp2ov]

Perfect!

[@audejavel2329]

J'aime écouter cette pièce symphonique le matin au réveil, sinon je trouve les tempi de Leleux dans les transitions un peu trop lents on a tendance à s'assoupir en peu, ça casse la dynamique générale...

[@m777howitzer4]

Bliss.

[@robertfrankgill5962]

Well, M Leleux recognised the work of Anne-Sophie Bertrand even if the cameramen and/or producer failed to realise that in the sicilienne there was a harp in there somewhere.

[@jacqueline1598]

Yep!

[@macrocosmique]

Yes.. They didn’t care much about cellos, trombones, bassoon when they had big moments

[@zaki6548]

Hyouka?

[@yaelpalombo4093]

❤️😍😍

[@berntrin]

Où est la flûtiste Carle Andrada de la Calle ?

[@waited7305]

10.06 IS HYOUKA OST!

[@johncrim1942]

found this song on the radio and saw that it is when I was rewatching

[@blarfblarfson]

Concertmaster looks like mahler

[@falihahbalqis4788]

the flutist looks like debussy

[@АлександрБуянов-л7в]

Sehr niedlich!

[@JonFrumTheFirst]

Whenever I watch orchestra videos, I find myself staring at the one hottie that's usually there.

[@ragnarkisten]

I spotted here right away! Were both such creeps, heh heh!

[@kentcs5367]

LOL

[@GabrielPoliglota]

So legit

[@diane2520]

You talking about guys or the girls there? 😂 love this

[@GreenBoy9000]

*_"FBI OPEN UP"_*

[@francescramon7090]

Fauré molt gran

[@nedcrouch3202]

In case anyone wonders, that was Catalán

[@Musicaprima75]

Superbe. J’imagine le stress que ça doit pour le hautboiste. Je n’aimerais pas être à sa place.

[@docbailey3265]

C’est manifique mais ce n’est pas la guerre.

[@castiron2844]

Fileuse is maybe a little too fast. Sicilienne perfect though.

[@Mezzotenor]

I see what you mean, the Fileuse is pretty brisk. But bless their hearts, it hangs together. If memory serves, that piece is just an interlude and not a melodrama (with spoken text) so it would be okay.

[@MA-jd6aj]

🐢👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@harveypicker1551]

The beautiful cello solo in the sicilienne is lost behind the rest of the orchestra. Leleux should have paid more attention to balance here.

[@jimp4170]

It's entirely possible it was fine in the hall.

[@tomcherney42]

...maybe more French musicians than German ones in this awesome orchestra....

[@felicienneicilef18]

Il y a un imbécile qui avait dit que la culture française n'existait pas !

[@frankborder]

So much unnecessary subdividing and shoddy conducting technique...which only demonstrates that that doesn’t matter if a conductor understands the music they’re conducting, because this is probably one of the best orchestral performances I’ve ever heard

[@dudeforcaster8630]

I was going to make a reasoned and well thought out analytical response to this but all I’ve got is: “bitch, please!”

[@monarch9125]

you are not a maestro!!

[@keescanalfp5143]

​@@monarch9125, oh yes she is .

[@bobcomment8589]

Pas la meilleure interprétation un peu pompier. Mieux avec Deep Purple qui s'en sert comme intro jouée par le Philharmonique de Londres.Dans the Blind Man cries

[@louismarie92]

Rien de pompier dans cette interprétation sensible et pleine de musicalité et de délicatesse. Le chef joue admirablement des contrastes qui sont clairement écrits sur la partition ! Remarquable hautboïste, souvent primé, il a longuement pratiqué la musique de chambre et sait parfaitement ce que sont les nuances..

[@brunocella6976]

sérieux....ç tu fumes koi ?????