Johann Baptist Neruda: Concerto for Corno da Caccia and Orchestra E flat major (Miroslav Petkov)

[@Mexbrother2009]

Wunderbare, aber nicht übertriebene barocke Spielweise. Freudig, von allen. Grandiose Technik auf dem Horn. Sensationell.

[@SupportCustomer-p6v]

Mr. Petkov has the most smooth sound based on his extraordinarily sophisticated technique.

[@josipmihalke]

That smile at the end was like: "im gonna kill somebody, why you didnt wait me to finish my cadenza"

[@frantisektomsicek1163]

Fantastický výkon sólisty. překrásný tón, brilantní technika. Bravo!!!

[@musicofnote1]

As a former trumpet layer and now bass trombone player, I grew up in love with the tone and way of playing demonstrated by Armando Ghitalla. The ease and lightness of playing, especially in the highest registers, singingly. In this respect and especially as shown in this piece, Mr. Petkov is a more than worthy successor to Maestro Ghitalla. He disproves the idea, that you have to bash your way into the highest heights of brass playing. Well done, sir!!

[@awreckingball]

Viola player is getting his groove on.

[@and453ty]

Aich herr tumenerr hech musichen Neruda Bravo

[@tartinitrumpet]

best ornamentations for this piece that i've heard

[@VioletTablet]

Каждый из музыкантов у меня в сердечке ❤ чудесное музицирование ❤

[@borisdavidov5]

Really nice live performance. Exemplary articulations. Great job! Thank you for the post...

[@maggoteater2290]

You know something like this gives me encouragement that even high level players struggle with this piece because it's fucking difficult stamina wise

[@olachaves]

Lol

[@stephenkenny1647]

Piece is roasty mcroastface on the lips

[@improvisedlines5498]

nice to see this played on the corno da caccia. i dont think ive ever seen it played on what it was originally written for.

[@Ruigekerel]

Brian Navin It’s basically a weird shaped flugelhorn

[@schnauzerbill7391]

A corno da caccia was originally a valveless hunting horn, so this is not exactly the same, but at least it is not a trumpet. Shaped like a French Horn more than a Flugelhorn. Well done all the same.

[@Apfelstrudl]

A real corno da caccia is miles away from this round Flügelhorn.

[@jeanpaulgilleron3766]

J'aime ce concerto au cor .C'est très joli .Vous jouez très bien et avec du style .Bravo

[@semafor5640]

Original, beautiful ornamentation. Bravo!

[@Sergio-k4z]

Чудово !!! Perfetto !!!

[@nickwright9064]

Lovely playing!

[@viktorwaizel9132]

Bravo,bravisimo.Es ist wie Flügelhorn, nur andere Bauweise.Sehr gut!!!

[@stevestrawley9897]

Absolutely wonderful! Bravo. Your sound is rich.

[@adelsonpereira1039]

Excelente...

[@dominiquemartin9237]

incroyable la virtuosité de ce corniste!!! je suis surpris ayant l habitude de l entendre joué par Maurice André c est très beau au cor ! bravo merci

[@foltzmusik1]

Exquisite. 👌

[@dominiquemartin9237]

fabuleux corniste bravo merci

[@SupportCustomer-p6v]

I like his stable posture with his face up.

[@euphorium50]

Excellent!

[@jorgelayana9865]

Bravissimo Miro!!

[@doreen5582]

Beautiful n Blessings from Singapore

[@PuertoricanPatriot1]

I would agree it seems like the orchestra is fighting him a bit here. 14:43 they didn't even wait for him here.

[@dg14141]

Always laugh about mistakes if your on stage! He did it well

[@allwinds3786]

​@@dg14141especially when there's no conductor

[@domenicobrancati94]

Pure beauty!

[@bobkenehan7541]

Beautiful sound

[@CRSO222]

Bravo!!!!

[@victoralonso6055]

Genial, que gran sonido el corno.

[@josipmihalke]

beautiful

[@TheTrumpetFood]

Sehr sehr schön Herr Petkov !

[@rodrigo33656]

¡¡¡Demasiado lindo!!!

[@ernstdevries7990]

Beautiful!!!

[@IvanSalcedoMx]

Excelent !

[@allwinds3786]

Nice work!

[@stephenkenny1647]

Anybody know what key the corno he's play on is? Looks like he's valving in F so assuming b flat but grateful for thoughts

[@eyeDoc202]

Bravo

[@metaphor5533]

3:44 beautiful revoicing

[@jeanpaulgilleron3766]

le corno da caccia etaiti l'instrument préfèré de bach dans de nombreuses cantates .C'est extra ce que vous faites .C'est bien plus facile à la trompette mib mais beaucoup moins beau .Felicitations

[@allwinds3786]

Can anyone identify the equipment he is using?

[@Markus_Breuss]

🚀🎺🚀🚀🎺🚀🎺🎺

[@rutherfordbarbosa6737]

Bom muito bonito

[@RudiKorp]

👍🔝!

[@audiowatches5750]

Bravissimo

[@bastienbaracco4784]

The fact that the concertmaster didn't wait from M. Petkov is funny ! Quit an outstanding performance even if we can feel him a bit tired ?

[@tartinitrumpet]

The strings were too soft, so he had to play really soft the whole time. Unfortunately, it is hard to play this concerto pianissimo for every note, but he did pretty well. ;)

[@FrankTheStud]

Did the ensemble cut off his cadenza at the end??? Trill to no tonic???

[@MrJcasilva]

is it a french horn? is it some kind of trumpet? what instrument is it, please!

[@MusikdorfErnen]

It's called "Hunting Horn"

[@CedsBritishBrass34]

It's kinda like a French horn shaped Flugelhorn

[@djmotise]

It would be nice if you gave us Neruda's dates.

[@leafarriobueno1031]

Bravooooo

[@chawonkim6035]

Post horns?

[@averagestudent5222]

10:29

[@Morahey]

I guess the instrument for which Neruda composed the concerto was a valveless one, wasn't it?

[@trinkamarc]

Yes

[@YouHaveToBeTheChange]

wow, would be nice to hear a recording of the piece with the valveless horn. Do you have some reference?

[@trinkamarc]

@@YouHaveToBeTheChange I think that don't exist a recording with the original instrument for the moment.

[@chrisprice4950]

@@YouHaveToBeTheChange I haven't come across one, but am currently practicing it to hopefully one day record it on a natural (valveless instrument)!

[@Morahey]

@@chrisprice4950 that's the attitude

[@ИгорьБорух]

Как для барочного стиля очень много метроритмичной свободы!

[@JeanClaudeWelche]

Quel son intéressant, je dirais entre la trompette et le cor... Marrant l'entrée de l'orchestre avant la fin de la cadense !

[@simonluca1able]

Mettetevi d’accordo sul trillo....

[@patrickleplat7914]

Le concerto de Neruda, l'un des plus intéressants pour la trompette. Mais pour le cor , il n'est pas à négliger. ...

[@tobiashume6040]

Non ce n'est pas un cor de chasse, mais un cor à piston... c'est bien mais on attendait des cors naturels... et là c'est autrement plus difficile a jouer

[@wojtekniemyjski21]

Well done like steak

[@romanschieni5525]

Sorry, was für ein Horn? Ein solches Corno da caccia ist lediglich eine Trompete/Flügelhorn mit Aussehen eines Horns. Ein Horn hat eine andere Mensur (konische Bauform), kleineres Mundstück, linksgriffig, etc.. Oder glaubt wirklich jemand, dass sich ein Trompeter an ein richtiges Corno da caccia wagt?

[@fanfareakademie532]

Hervorragend gespielt! Dennoch! Hier hast Du vollumfänglich recht. Es ist und bleibt halt kein "Corno da chaccia". Für ein Corno da Chaccia wäre es fast "schwindelnde Höhe" und niemand weiß wie es geklungen hat, geschweige denn wer es, und wie es uraufgeführt wurde. Mit diesem Instrument was eher einen Flügelhorn gleicht ist es eher normaler Spielbereich. Ich möchte dennoch die Leistung dieses Supertrompeters nicht schmälern. Dieses Konzert wurde ursprünglich ja auch für Horn geschrieben.

[@WilddiebSchmolke]

Das soll ein Jagdhorn sein? 🤣😂🤣

[@georgjatzke2543]

Es besteht ein nicht zu verachtender Unterschied zwischen einem "Jagdhorn" und einem "Corno da Caccia".