J. S. Bach: 1. Orchestersuite C-Dur BWV 1066 ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Richard Egarr

[@ВладимирУ-т3ц]

Благодарю за чудесный концерт!

[@verenagallati8970]

Diese Suite ist wunderschön ❤

[@b1i2l336]

Wonderful! Maestro Egarr is that rarity, a conductor of Early Music who is actually supremely musical!

[@michaeledwardnapier6815]

Gorgeous. Transcendent. Makes me wanta live in Frankfurt! Long live live art!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidelwin796]

Fantastic how these wonderful musicians can turn themselves into a well-oiled baroque band - under the inspiring direction of Maestro Egarr.

[@javierperez6774]

ah Bach¡¡¡¡ siempre el comienzo de esta obra me parece tan sublime tan cálido tan elevante tan fresco. y que buena orquesta y director, gracias la Sinfonica de Frankfurt por estos regalos en internet.

[@h-mh93]

Wie wunderbar leichtfüssig und tänzelnd das hr-Sinfonieorchester hier musiziert. Ob Barockmusik, Klassik, Romantik oder Moderne - das hr-Sinfonieorchester liefert höchste Qualität! Diese Vielseitigkeit erstaunt und erfreut mich immer wieder aufs Neue! Bravo!

[@chrissergeant7798]

Just what I needed this morning.

[@danieljoseph2015]

As I was watching this wonderful performance and noting how difficult and extensive was the bassoon part, and how beautifully and exactingly it was being performed, I thought to myself that if I were conducting, when the suite was finished I'd immediately point to the bassoonist and invite him to take a solo bow. When Richard Egarr did that (also including the oboists), I felt very gratified for Carsten Wilkening, whom I have seen often in videos of this great orchestra (and I was just a bit proud of myself, I must admit).

[@angryjalapeno]

Bach wrote this overture to showcase the 2 oboes and the bassoon.

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne und lebhafte Aufführung dieser perfekt komponierten Suite mit seidigen Tönen aller Streichinstrumente, milden Tönen aller Blasinstrumente und zurückgehaltenem Klang des Cembalos. Der intelligente und geniale Cembalist/Dirigent leitet das kompakte und ausgezeichnete Orchester in verschiedenen Tempi und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Wahrlich inspirierend in dieser schwierigen Zeit unter der Coronavirus-Pandemie!

[@rosshart9514]

Inspirierende und komponierte Aufführung dieser schwierigen Coronavirus-Suite mit perfekten Tönen aller Leitinstrumente, intelligenten Tönen aller Blasinstrumente und wunderschönen Cempi des Tembalos. Der perfekt seidige Cembalist/Dirigent streicht das lebhaft zurückgehaltene Orchester in verschiedenem Klang und mit wahrlich milder Dynamik. Ausgezeichnet kompakt in dieser genialen Zeit unter der kontrollierten Pandemie!

[@notaire2]

@@rosshart9514 Nun kommt der komische Wörterdreher zurück.

[@mariodrv]

@@notaire2 Das wir ja immer besser. xD

[@ulrichreifenrath2869]

@@rosshart9514 Herrlich, wenn jemand diese ewiggleiche Kombination lahmer Versatzstücke aus der Mottenkiste des vermeintlich gescheiterten Musikwissenschaftlers so gekonnt auseinandernimmt. Danke, made my day!

[@ulrichreifenrath2869]

@@notaire2 ;) Gelungene Replik.

[@MichaelZahr]

Simply suave; Wunderbar

[@mugo3457]

I love baroque music.

[@ausalmadebetur5981]

Sublime nuestro padre Bach..

[@ranoyaman]

I every night listen this channel

[@philthefox1948]

Same for me. About 1. Hour or more

[@raffitorossian6994]

It was a fantastic music work. thanks for uploading.

[@mirjammodric5962]

Sehr schön gespielt!

[@Discovery_and_Change]

1st movement 0:05 begins

[@Kemal_KARAYILAN]

Fantastic 🎶🎵🎹🎼

[@valeriechapman1612]

Bach: 1.Orchester suite C-Dur BWV 1066 . hr - Sinfonieorchester. Richard Egarr. I must admit to not having heard this piece of music before. I’ll have to listen again to it as I think you need to hear it a few times to recognise what’s coming up next. They’re a wonderful sounding orchestra. I have also to admit to not being a great fan of Bach, unfortunately. The orchestra are working their magic to bring this music to an audience who appreciate it. Beautifully played but I’m not in love with it. So sorry 😢 Thank You 🙏 for giving me the opportunity to listen to it again and maybe of enjoying it.

[@descave7523]

Beautiful interpretation and playing of one of my favourite Bach works so calming in these uncertain times.D.Cave Ireland🇮🇪🇪🇺

[@mlconlanmeister]

Oh yeah, you're going to need to listen to this Ouverture a bunch of times, and then realize you'll be inclined to listen to this and the subsequent 3 works for life, because Bach is for the duration.

[@と私孔明]

この曲の序曲の序奏部は夢見るような幻想的な感じが欲しい。多くの演奏家はここを元気一杯に演奏するがそれでは大バッハが何故この曲からトランペットとティンパニを省いたのかその意味を少しも考えていないようだ。この第１番は祝典的な第３番、第４番とは曲想が違うと思う。 この曲の序奏部で何故夢見るような感じが欲しいかと言えば、全ての事は夢を見る事から始まるからである。

[@svenjonascarlson3515]

Great performance! Steven Isserlis in the audience!!?

[@ctfamily40]

I caught that too- it would appear so!

[@1nd93dk3]

Yes, he performs in the same concert, with the Haydn concertos

[@karlheiden1168]

@@1nd93dk3: You can see that with the two japanese women in the first row. They got at least the flowers from Steven Isserlis !

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

I've not heard a better defined nor better sounding Bach Suite than this, but I'm not sure it captures the spirit or the style of the music. Let's just say that the work didn't engage me either emotionally or aurally as it usually has in the past with other performances.

[@pwnedd11]

I don't think they're using period instruments! I still like it, though!

[@angryjalapeno]

Try Andrew Parrott with the Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra.

[@roberkonstig]

Agreed!

[@LCMM2150]

Kommentar, um den Kanal zu helfen.

[@fraeuleintkaetzchen]

❤

[@fgb3126]

Richard, please dress like your fellows. You look déclassé sir.

[@flemmingranch8777]

Meget smuk musik og flot opførelse…

[@lennygeee]

Jemand von Ghm hier?

[@franksammel4491]

Ja zufälliger Weise haben wir gerade das selbe Thema Grüße Richter

[@thefalseshepherd3935]

Assassin's creed Rogue: versailles...... VII. Passepied I -...........

[@late8641]

The dude behind the harpsichord should've done less hand-waving and more reinforcing the continuo with his left hand. There was no kind of consistency in his playing. An orchestra that small with professional players can play without a conductor. I'm gonna go back to the far superior Netherlands Bach Society's interpretation. This isn't even 415 Hz.

[@andreapandypetrapan]

I love this synthesise of modern orchestra with Baroque understanding. You sound like such a generous hearted and cheerful blokey. Well-placed sympathetic comment is one thing, but I wouldn't be so hung up upon the notion of a single most perfect interpretation. Love andrea