Saint-Saëns: 1. Cellokonzert ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Gautier Capuçon ∙ Alain Altinoglu

Camille Saint-Saëns:
1. Cellokonzert a-Moll op. 33 ∙
Allegro non troppo - Allegro molto - Tempo I -
Allegretto con moto - Tempo I - Un peu moins vite -
Più allegro comme le premier mouvement - Molto allegro
hr-Sinfonieorchester - Frankfurt Radio Symphony ∙
Gautier Capuçon, Violoncello ∙
Alain Altinoglu, Dirigent ∙
hr-Sinfoniekonzert ∙
Alte Oper Frankfurt, 14. Februar 2020 ∙
Website: www.hr-sinfoni... ∙
Facebook: / hrsinfonieorchester

[@j.obrien4990]

Not only is his cello talent quite impressive, he also has great hair.

[@anniekim2445]

visually and audibly pleasing haha

[@daniboi271]

Dracula Hair

[@yubaihe7866]

Haha.....😂

[@DanielKulas]

his hair gives him his powers

[@yubaihe7866]

@@DanielKulas 😂

[@GTCello]

I was supposed to see this exact performance at Carnegie Hall tonight but it's cancelled due to the virus...thank goodness I have this as backup

[@practicboi40hrs46]

@@orin4654 yeah i was lucky to wee him in Pennsylvania before concerts got canceled

[@kuhataparunks]

I feel that... My city planned Beethoven's 5th for his 250th birthday, it's been delayed until 2021!

[@murrayaronson3753]

I heard this Saint Saens concerto for the first time in February 1967 in Carnegie Hall with Mstislav Rostropovich and the London Symphony Orchestra. Andre Previn was supposed to conduct, but couldn't for some reason. Gennady Rozhdestvensky was the replacement. Also on the program were a concertino by Lukas Foss and the Dvorak Concerto, also a first for me. I was still a teenager. I remember David Dubinsky, the labor leader, was in the audience. No live music, phooey on that virus.

[@djmotise]

I saw him play Dvorak with the NY Philharmonic a few years ago. Stunning unforgettable performance. I was seated front row center.

[@thephantomvenom7315]

2nd movement-6:12 3rd movement-10:54

[@samuelwu9773]

I think 3rd movement starts at 11:58

[@ShoonEmber]

17:35 A tear in the corner of his eye is so beautiful (idk it just says so much to me)

[@SamsonCheung]

This also brought back my happy memory with my first girl friend who played accompaniment to my performance of it in 1975.

[@Destinysmelancholic]

@@SamsonCheung oh how sweet, It must be such an unforgettable moment...

[@DavidKim-yn7bi]

He’s sweating 💀

[@DavidKim-yn7bi]

Lmao it's true

[@giohelix2191]

cherish joyce It’s not really mean, it’s just facts lmaoooo

[@camembertdalembert6323]

I like how he lowers his own volume to let the orchestra shine.

[@awakenedbahamut2574]

Yeah, he always knows the orchestra's part and does score study.

[@iankemp1131]

Also give credit to Saint-Saens for his skilful and transparent orchestration that allows both soloist and orchestra to be clearly heard throughout the piece, throughout the cello's entire register. Tovey commented that this is much more difficult than it seems.

[@georgeturner5722]

@@iankemp1131 lo

[@geuros]

@@awakenedbahamut2574 that should be the case with all soloists, but some lack the tasteful judgement of their own dynamics

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

My fav cello concierto of all the time. Thank you Gautier for these emotions ...from Fort Worth, Texas

[@nicholaspaulfelton3545]

Anyone else captivated by the fact that they are not just “playing “ this concerto. This is an academy award winning lullaby equipped with imagination, creativity, artistry, and poetic sensory overload. Pure joy - raw emotion. Wow, where is my golden buzzer. Saint-Saëns himself rolled over twice during this display…

[@TheVaughan5]

I’m no expert on cello technique but my ears tell me that the playing here is absolute perfection :-)

[@agnidas5816]

A cellist and multi instrumentalist of many years here. Capucon is the best cellist currently alive (out of the ones who perform in public). And his best is really good too ... not just cause cellists these days suck.

[@maelperron_guerra4946]

@@agnidas5816 Isserlis, Maisky, Queras, just to name a few, are soo much better than him

[@pia7057]

Mael Perron_Guerra I personally think that the young cellists are really good too, for example Pablo Ferrandez, Zlatomir Fung, Narek Hakhnazarian,... I really like the more modern playing style and I think their technique is extremely good as well. But of course they are all playing on a really high level and this is just criticism on a very high niveau.

[@c.d3304]

@@agnidas5816 when I see that, I can't help thinking that the violin sounds better, but I have to say that the cello style ain't bad neither

[@jurriendevries3522]

@@maelperron_guerra4946 Actually, Maisky's vibrato is not alsways as beautiful as Gautiers

[@Henriette-s1s]

Il n.y a pas de.mot pour dire ton talent et ton magnifique Jeu Vous Etes le plus merveilleux pour mon COEUR❤❤❤ MERCI MAESTRO

[@wallaceoliveira2675]

Boa tarde. A todos. Particularmente nunca vi alguém que interpretasse com tanta beleza e harmonia uma obra desse belo trabslho artistico do compositor por uma pessoa da mesma patria. Impecável. Parabens. Gautier. ❤ Quem me dera ter um professor de violoncelo assim como voce. Ou voce mesmo.

[@chachaj5506]

Moreover the fact he is amongst the very best world class cellists, Gautier is really respectuous of people in general. When listening to him while speaking, you can understand he is simply full of modesty, not proud of his talent. "Chapeau bas" mister Capuçon and thank you for the gift you are to music and melomanes.

[@marionreyes5896]

I love how this cello concerto uses the lower registers of the cello a lot. Beautifully played.

[@chrollium6111]

It’s absolutely stunning how Saint Saens uses the full register of the cello to express different colors!

[@iankemp1131]

@@chrollium6111 Tovey commented how it not only displays every register but also that it is never swamped by the orchestral accompaniment. Plus being very ingeniously constructed.

[@bambamcello]

The sound he makes pour out of that thing is amazing. It's a 1701 Goffriller, I believe. I LOVE his vibrato and those Basses at 16:53 made hairs stand up on my neck.

[@awakenedbahamut2574]

Yes, he named it L’Ambassadeur.

[@SeaRasp]

That part gave me chills

[@horsthornung2424]

wait until you"re bald

[@filipesilva3607]

Yeah it's a Goffriller 1701.

[@diegofuentes6783]

I've never enjoyed a Cello Concerto before Like I enjoyed this one by Saint-Saëns. Incredible Performance

[@SiyaTheeInertV10LIN]

Not a concerto ,but try listening to Beethoven's cello sonata number 2 , particular Rostropovich's interpretation of it

[@phyllisantonicello9496]

My 17 yo grandson played this as his final performance with his private tutor"s group after only 4 practices. He said he listened to this several times. I was amazed at his performance. He leaves for college & hopefully will join their music department! I started him in 3rd grade and that instructor saw his talent too. His middle school and high school have outstanding music programs and it shows by his accomplishments!

[@kingdain159]

If I saw this live, I would be unapologetically on my feet in a heartbeat, cheering quite loudly. Breathtaking

[@alvarito45]

Saint-Saens is always unpredictable along all his compositions... that is quite fine because of the surprise one can find. Here, Gautier plays him exactly as it should be!! And with this wonderful HR FRANKFURT Sinfonie and the correct conduction the result is outstanding. Thank you!!!

[@crisgomez4123]

Un siglo de ausencia bolero de los panchos

[@crisgomez4123]

7

[@Siieracki]

This is straight up the best performance of this I've ever seen

[@istvanbalogh8254]

Have you heard Janos starker play this piece ? Unbelievable, but one of the greatest rendition I’d by mstlav Rostropovich bar none

[@darwynchang]

Another great rendition is the one Bruno Phillipe plays. So full of emotion and definitely one of the best renditions of this concerto.

[@YoungO-un8ul]

This one's way better kzbin.info/www/bejne/faStgoGtn9d8d5o

[@sambyassee9132]

@@YoungO-un8ul that one is very good-not near as good as this one though.

[@camiloesco08]

Love how he first aknowledges the conductor and the other players, sublime interpretation

[@djmotise]

That's standard protocol

[@catkeys6911]

This has to be the cello concerto to end all cello concertos. Wonderfully done by this Gautier. I'll admit I don't know the names of all the great cellists out there, but I know a great one when I here one.

[@비비-k3h]

카푸숑의 생상스 첼로 협주곡은 풍부하다🌿 hr심포니오케스트라는 탑이다정말..녹음 사운드도 완벽💕

[@christaweber3902]

Gautier Capucon spielt für meine Ohren und mein Herz den berührendsten Cello- Ton!!! ..danke Ihnen von ganzem Herzen!!! Christa aus Zürich

[@bernardcapecchi4170]

On dirait que Saint-Saëns a eu la prémonition de créer ce concerto pour violoncelle afin que Monsieur Gauthier CAPUÇON l'interprète. Il faut dire que l'orchestre symphonique de Radio Francfort joue d'une manière équilibrée à l'image de la répartition des artistes hommes et femmes qui le composent. Et le tout devient une magnifique pièce musicale sous la direction aérienne et éclairée de Monsieur Alain ALTINOGLOU. Félicitations et grands mercis à tous pour ce beau moment d'harmonie.

[@foveauxbear]

D'accord, j'aime cet orchestre et M. Capuçon, très lyrique.

[@archie.p_123]

By far the best interpretation on KZbin for me. I love rubato. Capucon is one of best cellists alive today. Incredible conducting and orchestral accompaniment too!

[@minouherry9129]

G. Capuçon exprime tant de sensibilité et d'émotions avec son instrument... j'écoute ce concerto en boucle. Merci infiniment

[@harryheights]

Excellent violoncelliste. Belle performance .Merci Monsieur Gautier Capuçon.

[@danielagentile4492]

Adoro Gautier...Musica da Sogno❤..Sempre..Grande Cuore...Splendida Persona :-) Danj-Lady Fluido

[@danielkim9959]

I just noticed that subtle detail at 14:16, on the low C, he uses sympathetic vibrations to his advantage and adds a hint of vibrato to the sound through the 4th finger on the G string. Not quite sure on the specifics of the physics, but it definitely seems to work in varying the intensity of the note, even if it doesn't change the pitch as much as traditional vibrato.

[@J.R.Swish1]

Ah yes, quite. I'm also quite immensely educated on the sciences and stuff like that 🤥

[@gameywarrior777]

I’m a violinist and I was taught to vibrate like that on open strings but I never knew why lol

[@GlowSt_ck]

It works because the note he’s fingering on the G string is also a C! It causes sympathetic vibrations in the overtone series

[@solex8547]

@@GlowSt_ck yes you're right Fun fact: if you play the C on the G string and look at the C string you'll see it vibrate

[@rony_castro]

14:21 OMG those octaves could kill someone 😭

[@minseongseo6150]

i gotta play that next year

[@FightOn207]

How old are u

[@Catalyst556Z]

yeah I can confirm.. i am risen from the dead rn 😂

[@Johammas-yu2mw]

Theyre not particularly insane by any stretch imo, but they do require a decent amount of tuning simply due to the exposed nature of octaves in general. With good thumb position technique one shouldn’t have much of a problem

[@michikoichimura9046]

渾身の演奏❗ 何度聴いても心を揺さぶられます❗ 聴衆の反応も素晴らしいですね　終わった後の拍手は演奏者への暖かい贈り物です

[@tg9479]

His sound is definitely unique. Incredible depth. And great bow arm. Jealous.

[@Mrtrain1472]

did anybody see the tear come out of his eye? Truly an amazing cellist

[@jandrewscali]

I saw it!

[@caroler3790]

Gautier Capuçon,un merveilleux musicien que je ne me lasse pas d'écouter et de regarder.Son interprétation du concerto de Saint-Saëns me bouleverse au plus haut point.

[@jean-paullandrau3966]

Je vous rejoins, c'est un moment de plénitude.

[@jasonfrost5025]

Everyone in this whole orchestra is absolutely fantastic. Wow.

[@Henriette-s1s]

❤ merveilleux merci GAUTIER 😊

[@thelvadam7450]

Incredible talent. Probably my favourite classical piece, period. An excellent rendition of it, I loved every moment! Brilliant cellist. Impeccable.

[@vioara_nyc]

his way of playing Saint-Saens is so accurate to the style.

[@halneufmille]

Perfect playing by everyone. I like this concerto when it feels like both orchestra and cello are moving ahead in the same direction with great energy and conversing as equals. Here maybe it is a little slow, with ample buttering, tempo moving and pathos by the cellist for a 20 min concerto. Yet it does all seems to work in the end.

[@jwsun2000]

After watching this over hundreds of times, still absolutely stunning.

[@iankemp1131]

Good to hear such a fine performance of this sometimes under-appreciated piece, one of the world's very finest cello concertos.

[@thesparrow3902]

Agree!

[@ligetisspaghetti5763]

lmao no

[@iankemp1131]

@@ligetisspaghetti5763 OK, take away Dvorak and Elgar, and probably Shostakovich 1. What else would you suggest, particularly from the romantic era? I would also count the Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations even though they aren't a true concerto. Even Tovey, no friend of Saint-Saens, praised this concerto highly.

[@ligetisspaghetti5763]

@@iankemp1131 I don’t really like the romantic era. However I do highly recommend the Schnitkke Cello Concerto. One of the best pieces of music ever written.

[@iankemp1131]

@@ligetisspaghetti5763 Everyone to their own taste. As for Shostakovich himself, he considered the best ever cello concerto to be ... Saint-Saens No.1.

[@spleen4541]

how to play the last theme of the saint saens cello concerto: 1. actually play it 2. smile at the concertmaster 3. bob your head at that one part (you know it)

[@lotusbuds2000]

awww you are funny !!

[@davidsatria1756]

I usually forget what i have to play when i have an eye contact with my accompanist (sometimes) and the audiences 😂

[@philipjeong797]

This is the best rendition of the Saint-Seans Cello Concerto!

[@maryvonnelecaplain2665]

Quelle belle soirée passée avec notre cher Gautier ! Je découvre ce concerto et je ne suis plus dans ce monde......Merci Gautier merci l’orchestre !

[@JoniniTheChickenNugget]

This guy truly played the concerto through his heart, so amazing!

[@ArtVandelay99]

In addition to the beauty of Saint-Saens' music, the HD quality of the video focuses one's attention also on visual details - which gave me the following thought. This was in Frankfurt, a city by now famous for its ethnic diversity. Good to see all those different ethnicities proportionately represented in the audience&orchestra, enjoying the city's cultural life. Oh wait, it's just the usual two (Europeans, East Asians). Oh well... I guess we do still have some affordable street food by way of a cultural contribution from some of those other well-represented ethnicities in Frankfurt, for whom there were better things to do that night than to come to the Alte Oper to listen to some shmancy classical music. We should all still thank them for *that* contribution.

[@nicolaspessoa759]

Sem dúvida alguma é a melhor interpretação desse concerto, me emociono cada vez que vejo. É uma inspiração pra mim, e saber que posso chegar no mesmo nível é algo surpreendente, só basta acreditar. É perfeito!

[@Mahlerweber]

I like it how GC shows us the lyrical side of this piece, which is oftentimes overlooked by other performers. Enjoyed performance.

[@ShimmyShout]

How much passion in Gautier’s playing...

[@mariko8999]

演奏だけでなく、とてもカッコいいし素敵🎉

[@skrutten_]

0:40 - Allegro non troppo 6:12 - Allegretto con moto 10:53 - Tempo primo

[@rot-wei-rot1502]

nicht auf dieser welt weind so schön wie ein cello not in this world does it weep as beautifully as a cello

[@robertcohn8858]

OK. That has to be one of the most fantastic cello performances I've ever seen. In a word, wow! Many thanks for posting this. (PS - why are people not standing and applauding?!)

[@thesparrow3902]

Robert Cohn, interesting question re "why are people not standing and applauding." I've lived/visited several cities in the U.S.A., and the one city in which an audience ruined a concert for me was Washington, D.C. The audiences there are so very stoic and no enthusiasm.

[@patrickcardiff7811]

HR is fantastic. Saint-Saëns is sublime (let's face it!). Capucon is at the top of his class.

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne Aufführung dieses romantischen und perfekt komponierten Konzerts mit mildem doch gut artikuliertem Ton des genialen Solocellos und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen anderer Instrumente. Der intelligente Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester im gut phrasierten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Echt künstlerisch!

[@notaire2]

Danke für ihre präzise Übersetzung auf Französisch!

[@notaire2]

Ja, charmant!

[@jennerg1474]

Easy all you have to do is practice 40 hrs a day

[@shinel3548]

@DaFlower1 Lol it's a 2set Violin inside joke. I suggest you check them out.

[@CloudyMcCloud00]

@DaFlower1It would be possible on the planet Venus (probably best place for him).

[@thevastexpanse2873]

I will need ling ling insurance for that.

[@fernandogimenez4105]

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@tserkoslavjanskij]

Though Jascha Heifetz said, "If I don't practice one day, I know it; two days, the critics know it; three days, the public knows it", I think he had an even better understanding of it: "Practice like it means everything in the world to you. Perform like you don't give a damn." In other words, it's not how long one practices, but whether one practices with attention and intention. Quantity doesn't always produce quality.

[@blainesnow1476]

Fantastic job with videography and editing - absolutely love the closeups, the various angles, seeing faces in the audience... made me feel I was there... not to mention the gorgeous performance!

[@garymcaleer6112]

Camille always shines his light into the moral darkness.

[@shirleyrombough8173]

I love that comment. Maybe we all should strive to shine a light into the moral dark universe. However we can. I just love this. I could spend pages writing about it. But I won't. That would be too narcissistic. I'll just listen in extacy.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

In this performance, all is far suprior splendor, especially, the wonderfulness and comfort of his cello sound are off the charts, and beyond description.

[@shirleyrombough8173]

Such heartfelt and melodious playing. The Saint-Saens piece is gorgeous, the conductor and orchestra are perfect. I wish I could have been there to hear it in person. For now we must comfort ourselves with You Tube, for which I am grateful.

[@KOLODNY95]

Unspeakably lovely. The cellist is phenomenal. If I could be reincarnated, I'd start early learning to play the violoncello. I read about Gautier Capuçon, some bio material. Fascinating. And I'm envious of his thick hair since I have lost most of mine. I love the way it falls down over his brow when he goes ballistic. So wonderful! And he is very gracious to his audience and the other members of the orchestra.

[@olgaluciaosoriobotero178]

A really beautiful performance, don't know if it was just me but I felt the sound of the cello just so vivid and clear, like I was there, it was different from other performances I have seen before.

[@guatiercapucon7411]

Thank you so much for your sincere love and support. Would love to know how long you’ve been streaming

[@simonpierre9915]

I really agree

[@olgaluciaosoriobotero178]

@@guatiercapucon7411 Hi! Only a couple of years, this is one of My favorite cello concertos :)

[@minseongseo6150]

Alanin and Bruno have the best interpretation of this Concerto I have ever seen

[@LeylaIRoyale]

Beautiful, and video is so clear! Makes it easy to see what his fingerings are! Love it.

[@guatiercapucon7411]

Thanks for your sincere compliment where’re you streaming from 🎻

[@uncljulio]

@@guatiercapucon7411 bro thinks hes Guatier Capucon

[@evanmontzka7293]

This is by far my favorite cello concerto I've ever listened to, and guiter caupucon played it beautifully

[@djmotise]

You haven't heard the Dvorak? Go watch and listen to Gautier play it on KZbin

[@ligetisspaghetti5763]

how does it feel to be factually wrong?

[@andrewanderson3016]

@@ligetisspaghetti5763 because this an opinion, there is no incorrect. I’m guessing you - like most - believe that the Dvorak is the best. It is great, but I believe the Elgar and Prokofiev are the best

[@ligetisspaghetti5763]

@@andrewanderson3016 lmao it was a joke bc I like to Slander Saint-Saens. My favorite cello concertos are actually Schnitkke and Shostakovich 1, 2. I also like Elgar and Dvorak ofc. Prokofiev is aight imo.

[@cornel999]

why did i feel like i was watching James Bond playing the cello?

[@CloudyMcCloud00]

Did you have the sound down?

[@breenaxie4672]

Was it his hair?😼

[@immartin_hm8686]

wym that's drake from drake and josh

[@dearmarie784]

literally during the whole play

[@marionreyes5896]

because he is gorgeous! :-)

[@jeantaglia6588]

My all time favorite interpretation of this concerto👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@guatiercapucon7411]

Thanks for your sincere compliment love and support towards my career where are you streaming from 🎻

[@corazonyago425]

I am a new birn admirer of Gautier and i am already mersmerized of his skills. I wish i had known him 10 years ago. I love his music.

[@jean-claudeducroux5897]

Quelle sensibilité....! Merveilleux. JcD

[@fieldHunter61]

Great performance all around, love the cello's sound and balance with the orchestra.

[@thomassiegler9898]

*I LOVE FRANKFURT RADIO SYMPHONY* But they're actually too loud here, drowning out the soloist. I still shed tears about this rendition. What a gorgeous Cello! And the player is not bad either.

[@SimonIsaCello]

The music starts at 0:41 (this is more for personal reference because I'm learning this piece and need to keep listening to it)

[@Lamouette-x8h]

Gautier Capuçon n'a pas son pareil pour son violoncelle c'est si beau ❤

[@Jedry.s]

The fact this can be enjoyed here is humbling enough

[@Artist_Aejoo]

감명깊은 연주 잘 보았습니다 감사합니다♡

[@marcalexandrefontenay9801]

Un chef d’œuvre authentique sublimé par l’interprète G Capucon l’orchestre magnifiquement dirigé par le jeune chef titulaire de la Monnaie !

[@KTH365]

C’est le meilleur violoncelliste que j’ai jamais vu!🎉🎉❤

[@patriziaturcato3489]

Grazie della possibilità di ascoltare la nostra anima.. con questa musica

[@christaweber3902]

..dieser Cello Ton ist wunderbar,geht mir durch Mark und Bein !! fantastisch!! Vielen Dank für diese Musik Gaultier Capu.

[@delitaly]

15:44 Wow. Amazing national C sound!! He is with playing a 'C and G strings' !!

[@s.c.1494]

Such a heartfelt beautiful performance with sonority echoed right through the soul! Bravo!!

[@herminioteixeira5921]

É uma interpretação, da qual nem Saint-Saens esperaria tanto.

[@matthewmosca5002]

What a splendid performance of this beautiful and electrifying masterpiece! M. Capuçon's phrasing was irresistable and Maestro Altinoglu was right with him all the way. thank you!

[@sowhat5399]

That’s the prettiest cello i have ever seen

[@foveauxbear]

I adore this concerto but always am sad as the first movements ends so quickly ...

[@guatiercapucon7411]

Sorry for the first movement’s ending quickly where’re you streaming from 🎻

[@baltoman24]

Great performance of this beautiful, thrilling concerto! I love the way that Capucon played the coda, with such rubato, such exhilaration! The power of great music! Reminds me of the great cellists of the past! thank you for posting. .

[@catinaschickel452]

Le Talent Gauthier Capuçon la Présence . Vs

[@alpkunkar9471]

Superlativamente bravo.

[@irenewoohoo]

I had the chance to see him last year, I'll never forget it, it was such a beautiful concert! 🤘😔❤️

[@sophiapostma4057]

I love this performance, but I have to rank it #3, behind Du Pré and Rostropovich. Du Pré and Rostropovich are my favorite cellist, but Capuçon is my favorite living cellist. I was supposed to see him play the Elgar concerto with the CSO for my 15th bday, but they went on strike. Then I was going to see him play for my 16th birthday, but covid happened. I don't know whether it's cursed or what, but I hope it works out for next season.

[@tvanya]

This guy is the greatest cellist now.

[@jorisk.2483]

What about Sheku Kanneh-Mason. I think they are both on the same level

[@bubffm]

Joris K. not quite. Gautier is on a different planet.

[@mehmetilhangazioglu5191]

Yo Yo Ma: Am ı joke to you?

[@SeaRasp]

Joris K. I don’t think Sheku is considered one of the best ( maybe in a couple years )

[@jvcpdl]

Classify terrific cellists is stupidity!

[@DanielSeymour4]

14:04 wueuUHh!

[@josephhapp9]

Daniel Seymour what was that?

[@pia7057]

@@josephhapp9 the octaves were just too much in tune to handle....

[@lizgerman1238]

@@pia7057 For ignorant people like me, could you explain what that means? 😖

[@pia7057]

@@lizgerman1238 are you from Germany? Because I'm German...

[@lubabr7422]

What was that ?

[@ShooneyToons]

what a beautiful performance!

[@medelicityliu7934]

And they say classical music is relaxing

[@huhrawz]

This is not classical. It’s a romantic piece

[@mihafem9381]

This is one of the funniest misunderstandings I read in a long time

[@CardinalTetra]

I don't know if ive ever heard anyone say "romantic music".

[@davidv2117]

Perfekt left hand. Perfect cello, perfect Sound

[@りんゆび-o1x]

何度聴いても素晴らしい！

[@giancitton2604]

2° movimento -6:12 3° movimento -10:53

[@eminesaglam9065]

Perfection 😍 like some flowers blooming in my head

[@patri1689]

The audio is just so awesome!!! Danke.

[@missmaryhdream6560]

The jack in the box conductor Perfect I really love this. Fantastic

[@missmaryhdream6560]

@@gautiercapucon804 If this is really you, and I doubt it, I can only say that you are brilliant.

[@user-si5rr1jm2u]

This cello sounds amazing!!

[@Bannerkim1]

Yes, my 1st Concerto as I recall, 1st year college. So nice to hear different artists online. Bravo.