Johann Sebastian Bach: Concertos For Oboe & Oboe D'Amore

BWV 1055, 1056, 1059R, 1053R, 1060.
Christian Hommel; Helmut Muller-Brühl: Cologne Chamber Orchestra
Through the video you can see Marriage a la Mode and a Rakes Progress by William Hogart.
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[@veronikathoene9098]

😍I am from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. I was the Concertmaster of the National Symphony Orchestra of Malaysia from 1993-1996. I was honored to be part of this beautiful recording when I was invited to join Colonge Chamber Orchestra by Maestro Helmut Muller-Bruhl in 1995 if I am not mistaken when he visited Kuala Lumpur. A memorable week of recording with great musicians of Colonge Chamber Orchestra and under great leadership of Maestro Helmut Bruhl. And not to forget the magnificent oboe solo by Christian Hommel. R.I.P Maestro Helmut Muller-Bruhl. Mustafa Fuzer Nawi.

[@edrichard6153]

Greetings! That must have been a great experience. I can only imagine. I am honored to have visited the same KZbin channel as you! Peace

[@edrichard6153]

I did a search and found you! I really am honored. You come from a family accomplished musicians and are yourself an accomplished musician, teacher and quite famous. How cool!

[@aldonapolitano5979]

After listening to Bach for an hour I am no longer dreading what needs doing. I'm reacting to situations more calmly and not anxious about anything. Better than medicine.

[@goldenlionness7317]

Exactly. It clears my mind snd calms me.

[@goldenlionness7317]

Bach everyday keeps the Dr away. If I am at all frazzled, instrumental Bach puts my Mind bach in orderly wavelengths and calms me immediately.

[@andredicke3866]

Music IS medicine good and bad! Choose the RIGHT one !! 😊 With love from Holland 🇳🇱

[@pabloobedeceitalos1988]

No

[@vanessaculater9038]

Nope, not a substitute for much needed medication. It's absolutely essential to take medicines if you need them!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Bach’s music has a healing effect, and a panacea for the soul

[@sumuller5755]

...often makes me very sad and remembers me of death...

[@shin-i-chikozima]

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[@vedatozansoy905]

agree wholeheartedly

[@shin-i-chikozima]

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[@shin-i-chikozima]

​@@vedatozansoy905 Thankyou From A corner of Tokyo, which apr

[@user-mc1bn9so7z]

In memoriam in semn de respect si aducere aminte ca un pios omagiu adus aminte marelui si regretatului artist fiind totodata bineinteles preferatul meu maestrul compozitor German johann Sebastian Bach. Astazi vineri 28 iulie 2023 se implinesc 273 de ani de comemorare de la moartea marelui artist. Data mortii:28 iulie 1750,Leipzig, germania. Mare pacat ca nu mai stim sa ne apreciem marii nostrii artisti minunati si super geniali de mare clasa cat mai sant inca in viata langa noi sa ii iubim pretuim si respectam valorile si care au plecat la cele vesnice si care ne-au parasit in aceasta viata. Bunul dumnezeu sa va aiba in imparatia cerurilor in paza si protectie si sa va odihneasca in pace maestre acolo unde ati plecat la domnul printre stele eterne regrete si sincere condoleante familiei sale pentru ca nu se va mai putea naste niciodata un asemenea mare om genial si unic prin partiturile sale cu care a incantat milioane de fani din intreaga lume. Din partea unui admirator fan si spectator drag si fidel. Amin ❤❤🎉🎉😢😢.

[@user-ij3ie6gw8h]

Царство Небесное! Вечная память!!!

[@beadingheart8468]

The reason we still listen to Bach 268 years after his death is because he was brilliant and his music transcends time.

[@svenjahnsen3381]

The reason is not "because". That is nonsense.

[@daniel3231995]

he was forgotten after death,only mendelssohn rediscovered him

[@metafisicacibernetica]

what about Plato?

[@metafisicacibernetica]

@@svenjahnsen3381 rsrsrs

[@pablosergiocompagnoni2516]

I can listen to Bach Music everytime and never be tired of it

[@alanthomson6162]

No other music touches my soul more powerfully than that of the genius JS Bach.

[@gabrielnavarrodelage]

Te comprendo.

[@user-D883Lyu3y3c]

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[@Panzeradmiral53]

Me too👌

[@nelli4442]

❤It's God talking straightly to our heart through Bach music 🎶 ❤

[@pacolinan9244]

This Bach's oboe concert is great, goes straight to the heart and the soul

[@samye8571]

KZbin is a good place to listen various music by clicks. After listening tens and hundred different music. You come across Bach’s music. All of sudden you will have a strong feeling of peace of mind, feeling of calmness. Is it the reason of Bach’s greatness? In the end day of a man, in the end day of the earth, in the end day of the sun, in the end day of universe, it is not the happy or the sad prevail, it is not the bright or dark prevail. It is the peace of mind, the calmness prevail. Bach music express peace of mind and calmness from the deepest of soul.

[@shnimmuc]

***** You are so full of bullshit that it almost ruins the music. Take your superstitions and write them on the non educated religious videos when you can drool with the other delusional fools..

[@shnimmuc]

Stop slopping religion into everything. I do not believe in fairy tales. You are the one who is cruel, proselytizing your beliefs into comments as if you know truth. You really don`t. I, along with thousands of others are sick of religious nonsense. It is the ultimate of arrogance on your part to shove that crap at people when it is not wanted, or in this case needed, the music stands on its own. Grow up!

[@shnimmuc]

***** Bach was not a religious bigot like you are. You can`t go to the market without bringing up Jesus. Bach did not go around spouting BS religious crap to justify himself like you do. In fact he was a pretty regular guy. . He fought with his employers and spent time in jail for for it. The oboe pierce in the video had nothing to do with religion nor did it in its original form a harpsichord concerto. His life's work was that of a practical musician who had to make a living for his family, in fact one extended period of his life, he was not employed by the church but was a court composer. Yes he was religious, but you will never find letters from him that proselytize. You lean out intellectually again by stating something that you cannot prove,(just like your religion), that Bach wanted all to see his signature with its inscription. How many people do you think ever saw the inscription even in his life. He wrote the inscription for himself period. Now go breathe some clean fresh air the came from the big bang. Thank goodness religion is dying in enlightened societies. It causes paralysis of the brain.

[@shnimmuc]

***** 1. I have seen all the doc. on YT on Bach, none are really passable.2. You are the one who is brainwashed. 3. I passionately hate all religion, not just Christianity. 4. Name a conflict going on now in the middle East that in some way is not bound to religion. Don`t try to give Christianity a pass, because it is as dirty as the other religions. It is all because of the dogmatic stance at all religions take. As Nietzsche said, "All absolutes belong to pathology." 5. As for Bach, he composed as all composers and artists do because this was his essence. The God BS was a sign of the times, and remember he was employed by the church. 6. My problem with you is that you can`t think without referring to your delusion. So what ever you have to say loses credibility. Try commenting on something without including your sickness in you answer. Remember there are many people sick and tired of religion being hammered into conversations that have nothing to do with religion. If I want to talk about tires, I don`t want religion in the mix, just like I don`t want religion in the mix when I`m talking about an oboe concerto. 7. Bach would have written the oboe concerto even if he was an anti-theist. 8. Bach once was asked, who would be the one person who ever lived he`d like to meet. His answer was Handel, not Jesus.

[@shnimmuc]

1.Nietzche was quite sane in his early life, and if you have read his works from youth to the time of his sickness, including some wonderful music he composed, you would know that. 2.As for Hitler, he was a Catholic. 3. As for the benevolence of Christianity, How about the Crusades, Northern Ireland, the arrogant proselyting that has inflicted upon native people in every country most often to the destruction of those societies. The churches mental torture of scientists and thinkers in the middle ages. Christianity is hideous. 4.As for the Bach bibles, he was a a student of the bible, he had to be, because he had to write librettos for the composing of the weekly cantatas. 5.Jesus was a clever guy who fooled the uneducated people around him into believing he was god. No more than that. 6. I have seen the video on Bach`s bible. So what? 7. The B Minor mass is largely a compilation of cantata movements put together with great skill for the purposes of getting a job. As to what was Bach`s mind set during the composition, I do not know, nor do you. It is quite obvious that we will never agree on anything so I find this a waste of time. So if I see some more crap from you, I will call you on it. Stop inflicting people with your hideous out of date beliefs. With the advent of the Hubble and CERN your time is limited.

[@edrichard6153]

I come back here from time to time because I enjoy these magnificent oboe concertos. I also like reading the comments to see what people from all over the world say about the music.

[@fengzheng581]

Bach's music make me feel life is so beautiful and hopeful.

[@gerdawalz-michaels6782]

If you want to calm down and enjoy being alive, listen to this beautiful music!

[@ninokatiba7378]

We are all lucky, we were born after Bach, we share his music with God!

[@raulm1961]

There's nothing like, at the end of your shift, you're driving home and listening to Bach. Makes driving feel so much easier. I've been enjoying his music since I was 12. I am now 55 and my 20 yr. old loves Bach and Baroque music

[@JGPT1681]

raulm1961 that's wonderful! I hope my kids will too!

[@starther]

Perfect! I also grew up with classical music and am in my thirties now - unfortunately only few young people listen to that kind of music. The more important it is to give it to your own children at home. If you do not learn it there (or maybe get a glimpse of it at school) you won't hear or do it anymore. There's only pop music or rock music wherever you go. We need to prevent this culture to extinct and cultivate it more. Here in Germany this development is so sad to watch. Classical music also often lacks a picture of "music only for rich people" but it should be for everyone.

[@biffalobull2335]

My dad was a classical radio announcer and I also grew up listening to Bach among others. He is preeminent in my book Soli Deo Gloria

[@henrykwieniawski7233]

I also started listening to Bach when I was 12. I’m now 19 and haven’t grown tired of his sublime music one bit!

[@sergiokerlow]

Un

[@paulolima4429]

BWV 1055 0:00:00 I Allegro 0:04:20 II Larghetto 0:09:35 III Allegro ma non tanto BWV 1056 0:14:04 I Allegro 0:17:12 II Largo (from cantata, BWV 156: I Sinfonia) 0:20:01 III Presto BWV 1059R 0:23:34 I Allegro (from cantata, BWV 35: I Sinfonia) 0:29:26 II Adagio (after Marcello's Oboe Concerto BWV 974) 0:33:35 III Presto (from cantata, BWV 35: Second Sinfonia) BWV 1053 0:37:00 I Allegro (from cantata, BWV 169: I Sinfonia) 0:44:54 II Siciliano (from cantata, BWV 169: V Aria) 0:49:09 III Allegro (from cantata, BWV 49: I Sinfonia) BWV 1060 0:55:35 I Allegro 1:00:14 II Adagio 1:05:05 III Allegro 741 Xie, xie!

[@_PROCLUS]

Many thanks ...

[@ELGUTIERREZ24O7]

Que hermoso concierto!!! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@ugo957]

🎉 11:34

[@lisasimpson844]

OMG THANKSSSSS A LOTTTTT

[@alfredwhittaker8401]

Walking through my garden with this music is truly uplifting. I believe the birds love it too.

[@JulianSolanas]

So great to see that GOOD music is apreciated by so many people!

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

Indeed ! 🎼🩷🎼🌕🎼🌙💐🍃♡♡♡

[@jamesproudlove1527]

It never fails me just how skillful the musicians are when playing Bach. The joy of the music is emphasized by the musicality of the players. Long live Bach & the skills of the musicians who play for sheer love of his music.

[@jpraise6771]

LISTEN HERE GRUNTS. I GOT A MESSAGE FOR YA SO YOU LISTEN AND YOU LISTEN GOOD, JESUS CHRIST OUR MOTHA FO'CKIN SAVIOUR HAS SENT ME TO TELL YOU HE RETURNS SOON, SO GIVE YOUR IVES TO CHRIST!

[@jamesupton4996]

And to get paid - don't forget that.

[@jamesproudlove1527]

@@jamesupton4996 fair enough. After all said & done, one must make a living.

[@tnix80]

Bach is the only one I can listen to over and over and not tire of ever.

[@gabrielnavarrodelage]

Lo comprendo perfectamente.

[@andredicke3866]

You're right BUT try also Albinoni! Two Maestros!! German baroque and ltalian! With love from Holland 🇳🇱

[@rustythecat2163]

Agree! It does not seem possible but I to listen to Bach over and over and enjoy it as if it something new and wonderful each time. We can understand why Gould hummed and enjoyed his way through many Bach compositions he played. I love listening to Bach and have done so for 62 of my 77 years. I enjoy other Baroque composers as well but always return to Bach. To the glory of God he composed and played!

[@maydenden1]

You need to expand your horizon and get a Handel on things

[@pacolinan9244]

Hayn and Mozart can make the same effect

[@shin-i-chikozima]

All of Bach’s music is the immortal lullaby of the soul

[@jamesupton4996]

Not the Matthew Passion. That's searing. And that is calling the soul to account. Bach is more conducive I think to spiritual unease - the beauty of his music is a beauty longed for, and that longing is satisfied by nothing we can settle on here..

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@jamesupton4996 Thankyou From A corner of immeasurable profound Tokyo 💐🎀🎴🎎🎏🎋🗼⛩️🎑 Cherry Blossom in full bloom is approaching in Japan 💮💮💮💮💮💮💮🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🍀🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️☘️

[@sandythomas9331]

The Music of J.S. Bach ist Music from heaven!!!

[@cintiabiato4999]

+Sandy Thomas Very true!!!

[@unkysonny]

+Sandy Thomas You mean that's the best they could do up, over or wherever it's located?

[@blomman43]

+Sandy Thomas Jeeezez, I am so tired of all references to "heaven" and "god" in connection with Bach's music. First prove that heaven exists, then prove that the music came from there and not from Bach's pen.

[@sandythomas9331]

And I'm tired of "proving" everything! In a world that seems to loose Intuition and the way to the depth of our hearts, People become more and more hopeless and disillusioned! If you don't feel heaven in yourself, in nature and in such Kind of Music than you deserve my pity! And if Bach's Music didn't come from heaven, it never came from his PEN, but from his HEAD!

[@blomman43]

+Nanga Parbat "...refreshment of the soul" - Exactly! The original claim was that his music came from heaven but the quote does not say that.

[@IOxyrinchus]

Bach is truly timeless. There's nothing I'd rather do right now than listen to Bach, be it the Goldberg variations or the oboe concertos... MOAR

[@eichelbergergary]

this recording put me on the path of collecting recordings of all oboe concertos and oboe sonatas of Bach, Albinoni, Handel, Vivaldi and Telemann. Highly recommend listeners sample all of these. Joyful and beautiful beyond words. Almost overwhelming.

[@josefinaruiz7130]

De acuerdo contigo la música 🎼 clásica siempre vivirá y sus creadores también Un saludo desde España 🇪🇦😊

[@akabga]

What a time we live in where we can access any of them any time we want - for free!

[@19cuervos]

Ánimo ! Tan hermosa música 🙏🏽✨️🌱

[@miuny4695]

The sound of the oboe is so beautiful....

[@TheCamman52]

The sound of me pronouncing your name is beautiful....

[@montechristo6320]

Really. The sound of the oboe is touchingly sublime.

[@yazeedbaloush6742]

No bro that's bach's sound

[@gogglesgrath280]

Especially when it is being played by Christian Hommel.

[@sebastianoc501]

Una terapia per la mente codesta meraviglia musicale classica fa bene anche al cuore ❤😂

[@kennethprimack6467]

One of the best - perhaps, THE best - of the performances of these oboe concerti, of Johann Sebastian Bach, that I’ve ever heard...! That goes, of course, for the whole orchestra and it’s esteemed conductor, but, especially, for the solo oboist. His intensely sensitive and masterful interpretation brings out poetic and passionate nuances of this great music, with such a degree of crystal clarity, as I’ve rarely felt before.

[@karstensturm4198]

That´s what I find, too.

[@ballsxan]

IT'S = IT IS

[@azucarinho1]

I fully agree with your evaluation. The sound of the oboe especially is so clear and distinctive. A joy to listen to this concert.

[@vedatozansoy905]

cant add a word great comment thx in millios

[@LyndaLyonsJames]

I played Oboe so I will forever have my heart won over by Johan Sebastian Bach.

[@GiovanniAOrlando]

Bach will appreciate that ... 💖 ...

[@cautiscamelia8014]

Am 6 z bun 1 3 6 23

[@markuselipka]

why did you quit playing?

[@millicentbystander5206]

Mozart has his moments (a few of the piano sonatas and concertos, the later symphonies, 'Figaro' and 'The Magic Flute'), but only Bach can bring me to tears on a regular basis. Respect.

[@steveschwieterman9109]

Mozart was introduced to Bach's music late in his (short) life. But you can tell the difference in his compositions after that. I agree, Bach is # 1.

[@tonysabell7737]

I love your KZbin name.

[@jarosawiwanczuk6392]

yeah right

[@starnafin]

Comparisons are odious. Mozart has his moments!!!!!?????

[@millicentbystander5206]

@@thaliarice3891 I suggest you don't know or appreciate Mozart's music either if you think those works I mentioned are "worn-out". I suppose to you Beethoven's piano concertos and the Fifth Symphony are "worn-out".

[@phoebecastleberry5844]

Transported to a different dimension and never wanted to return. BACH FOREVER❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vardarvardinnor8118]

This is beyond perfect! The A major concert, the D major and, of course, the c minor concert for oboe and violin. The best, best, best I´ve ever heard!!! Crying of joy!

[@lorrainechristinema8707]

Me too

[@vagnerpereira4806]

I'm just 284 years old and I love classical music :D

[@CatherineRhoadsNC144]

Baby;s got Bach.😁

[@katharinadudey1159]

Was für eine wunderschöne und beruhigende Musik!!!!! Herzlichen Dank fürs Hochladen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@samsongssial]

Bach is UNiversal Spirit over the Whole Nations. .... thanks for this site, from Seoul KOREA

[@orensea]

Goosebumps, astral travels, disconnection from earth... every time I hear these concertos :)))))

[@saifulrimkeit296]

+Oren Sea Wow. Even astral travels... Astounding!

[@orensea]

+Saiful Rimkeit metaphorically speaking...

[@simokn]

oboe concertos give me goosebumps too!

[@Shvetsario]

Are you high

[@87890-]

Vielen Dank, Bach, für die wunderschöne, reine, göttliche Musik, Musik, die Spuren in der Seele der Erde hinterlassen hat

[@ronjeffcollantes]

Our pillars in music....the baroque master,Johann Sebastian Bach

[@mauritiusdunfagel9473]

My pillar in life.

[@bachmeup1908]

Absolutely magnificent. In my humble opinion, he is the greatest composer to ever grace the face of the earth. I don't know if other great composers will surface in the future, but I don't believe there will ever be one comparable to Mr. Bach.

[@johngood542]

We can hope for one ever 5000 years or so.

[@excelsior999]

Herr Bach.

[@aureliaboldici8366]

Compozitor nepereche, genialul J.S.Bach, ne vrajeste mereu cu divina lui muzica. Mereu ma gandesc, am atatia compozitori pe care-i ador,, oare il iubesc cel mai mult pe Bach? Inclin sa spun ca DA, maestrul barocului are primul loc in preferintele mele! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mirsadpriganica9129]

The birds , the nature, calmness of the soul- everything in the glory of God. That is Bach's music. No other genius in human history can match him. He is gifted directly from heaven. In the peace of the castle, looking to the beauty of nature in the sunset- what is more beautiful than the sounds of Oboe. It is metaphysical experience of the first order.

[@robertorioseco570]

Este tipo de música, permite que el tránsito por esta existencia, carezca de atascos...

[@patriziaalloni3984]

I totally agree with you. Bach is a divine genius

[@nevinsonlotterman5492]

The birds , the nature, calmness of the soul everything in the glory of God. That is the Bach's music. No other genius in human history can match him.He is gifted directly from heaven. In the peace of the castle, looking in the beauty of nature in the sunset- what is more beautiful than the sound of oboe. It is metaphysical experience of the first order.

[@annapichelie7643]

Very well said! Thank you

[@wcsxwcsx]

Here's a wonderful way to start the day.

[@mariacristinavarela4987]

y de finalizarlo .

[@alishakorpi2304]

Nice Facebook picture.

[@trisnom.784]

Greetings from Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia. What a beautiful Music!!

[@hkpersada4263]

Bekasi too

[@sinsemilia70]

nu pot explica magia acestei muzici - si a muzicii in general -, pot doar sa o traiesc, s-o simt; ascult vrajita de zile intregi acest concert si mi l-am luat din iTunes ca sa-l am mereu pe tel - e atat de inefabil de frumoasa aceasta muzica, dincolo de lumea asta, cum zice un comentariu de aici, incat ma face sa plang - inchid ochii si simt cu muzica imi mangaie inima, fizic simt asta, o ascult si incerc sa-mi imaginez cum sunau instrumentele care o cantau acum aproape 3 veacuri, divina muzica!

[@guidotellini4781]

I think these concertos were written in Coethen, during Bach six-year permanence in this wonderful, calm, agreste, milieu. After years of suffering - both parents, some sons and his first wife died, the composer job was hard and competitive - this magnificent composer had six years of joy. A music-enthusiast new wife (Anna Magdalena). This human environment was, I think, at the base of his wonderful instrumental music composed in Coethen. Do not forget, Bach was an human being, though a genius!

[@fodorcsongor3605]

Guido Tellini uz

[@ullrichherz7053]

I have to contradict. Amidst this 'wonderful' period (1717-1723) in the very year 1720 his beloved wife Maria Barbara died unexpectedly during his stay in Karlsbad. His thorough grief and mourning found its expression in the magnificent CHACONNE!

[@edanmendelson3274]

some of the most beautiful works of music ever written

[@gabrielnavarrodelage]

Muy hermosa, cierto. Pero las más... Eso va en gustos.

[@srdanmarkovic4898]

there are no words to explain such beatiful music

[@TheCamman52]

beautiful****

[@TheSpikehere]

There are, but then you couldn't even be bothered to use a capital "T". So it is hardly surprising that you have trouble.

[@srdanmarkovic4898]

@@TheSpikehere Thanks a lot but I am not bored about it for I know that I made error. Once I sent the comment there was no way to correct it. I am from Serbia and english is my second learned language. Any way thanks

[@TheSpikehere]

@@srdanmarkovic4898 My apologies. I was a bit too quick on the keyboard.

[@srdanmarkovic4898]

@@TheSpikehere Many thanks!

[@sialeeds4401]

Mon dieu, j'en ai la chair de poule à chaque fois que j'ai la chance d'écouter ce chef-d'oeuvre ...

[@timotheebernard216]

*Oboe d'amore concerto in A major, BWV 1055R* 0:00 1. Allegro 4:22 2. Larghetto 9:36 3. Allegro ma non tanto *Oboe concerto in G minor, BWV 1056R* 14:05 1. Allegro moderato 17:14 2. Largo 20:02 3. Presto *Oboe concerto in D minor, BWV 1059R* 23:36 1. Allegro 29:27 2. Adagio _Traditionally, the second movement played by soloists in this concerto is the same as the largo of the BWV 1056R._ ⁽¹⁾ _The adagio you are listening to is the second movement of the Alessandro Marcello's Oboe Concerto in D minor, in the version ornemented by J.S. Bach._ ⁽²⁾ 33:37 3. Presto *Oboe d'amore concerto in D major, BWV 1053R* 37:01 1. Allegro 44:56 2. Siciliano 49:11 3. Allegro *Concerto for Violin and Oboe in C minor, BWV 1060R* 55:37 1. Allegro 1:00:16 2. Largo ovvero Adagio 1:05:08 3. Allegro ⁽¹⁾ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_concertos_by_Johann_Sebastian_Bach#BWV_1059R:~:text=Based%20on%20the%20BWV%201059%20fragment,and%2035%2F5%20(Sinfonia%20of%20Part%20II) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_concertos_by_Johann_Sebastian_Bach#Concerto_in_D_minor,_BWV_1059_(fragment):~:text=A%20reconstruction%20of%20an%20oboe%20concerto,of%20BWV%20156%20as%20slow%20movement en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_concertos_by_Johann_Sebastian_Bach#Concerto_No._5_in_F_minor,_BWV_1056:~:text=and%20the%20middle%20movement%20is%20probably,einem%20Fu%C3%9F%20im%20Grabe%2C%20BWV%20156 ⁽²⁾ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oboe_Concerto_(Marcello)#mw-content-text:~:text=In%20the%20second%20half%20of%20the,published%20in%20its%20D%20minor%20version en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weimar_concerto_transcriptions_(Bach)#Concerto_in_D_minor,_BWV_974:~:text=After%20Oboe%20Concerto%20in%20D%20minor%20by%20Alessandro%20Marcello

[@_PROCLUS]

Timothée Bernard 🌹TY a lot

[@chrisscaramanga8526]

Timothée Bernard ll

[@victorlloyd5271]

Up until the 1930's this concerto was thought to be a concerto for harpsichord and strings. At that time there was an idea that it might have been written for another instrument in mind, and in 1935 D.F. Tovey suggested the oboe d'amore. Perhaps he was wrong, but it sure sounds good this way!

[@juanvelez8564]

Thank you for providing this information!

[@dr.a.995]

His music sometimes makes me feel as if I am listening to a celestial discussion.

[@basieite]

Bach's music is a road map to the universe

[@thomaswengler5568]

A roadmap to quiet the inner turmoil. :) but that goes very far, too.

[@jacekniec762]

Bach Works are sent to space in spacecraft for future references and preservation But I dont rememeber source of information and it is not reliable information today. I might confuse it also with NASA Voyager 1/2 who carried on Two Volums of Golden Records containg Bach Music.

[@waynehowells6301]

Like how you said that. I would definitely have this playing if I had the chance to space travel. Be lovely...

[@waynehowells6301]

@@jacekniec762 nice. Good to know that.

[@agent-sz2qj]

@@jacekniec762 wait is that a real new? in any case i hope it is.

[@badhabitslounge]

It is unfathomable to comprehend what a legacy of such great music Bach left all of humanity!

[@phoebecastleberry5844]

Well said…. Couldn’t agree more ❤

[@adelesecchi5214]

Bellissima esuzione , la musica di Bach ti porta delle sensazioni indescrivibili

[@saintleger858]

Prestation merveilleuse , c'est magnifique ! Danke; merci !

[@paoloforever2]

Johann Sebastian Bach: one of the many climaxes of Western Civilization.

[@myroseaccount]

+paoloforever2 Bach's achievements, only matched by Mozart, transcends western civilisation.

[@giuseppelogiurato5718]

+myroseaccount "rivaled", perhaps... "matched"? Never! Bach is "fresh baked bread and home-churned butter", Mozart is "Dark chocolate and fine red wine"... neither combo could adequately sustain a modern musical life on its own... they are two different courses of the same wonderful banquet.

[@dubbelhenke854]

+myroseaccount The Three Divine...Mozart, Bach and Beethoven. In that order IMO...;-)

[@vincent7520]

Bach and only Bach.... The rest is a par lower, even Mozart the genius.

[@saifulrimkeit296]

+paoloforever2 That is so true. I started to listen to Papa Bach in 1962. In the parlance of the Hippie days, I have to say this. The more I listen to Bach, the further inner I go into myself and the further outer I think the composer truly is.

[@BGMRelaxingJazz]

The first few notes of the first song hit me by surprise and touched me so much that I started to tear up. Thank you for this masterpiece.

[@maydenden1]

If I were you, I wouldn't drink when you listen to this piece. Try a couple of lines instead,

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

@@maydenden1 How vulgar.

[@maydenden1]

@@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus you poor simple minded thing

[@rudysanzana2006]

Powerful yet solemn , nothing like German Baroque Music .. Oboe is my most favorite instrument ... unique sound.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Bach’s music is comfortable to the ear and to the mind From A corner of Tokyo, Cherry Blossom in full bloom is approaching 💮🌸💮🌸💮🌸💮🌸💮🌸🎎🎎🎎🎎🎎👘👘👘👘👘🎑🎑🎑🎑🎑🎏🎏🎏🎏🎏🎋🎋🎋🎋🎋💐

[@Bastro3000]

For years up until now, I thought I had listened to every surviving Concerto ever written by Bach. But for some reason, the concerto beginning at 23:24 had slept under my radar. What a refreshing experience to listen to a "new" Bach concerto!

[@swank8508]

this one is reconstructed i think, only the first minute is original

[@patriciakyriakos9243]

Je vous remercie infiniment d'avoir partagé cette oeuvre. Je l'avais en CD et l'ai perdu il y a des années. J'ai cherché et voilà qu'aujourd'hui je le retrouve grâce à vous. Mille mercis 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✨✨✨

[@pierreyves6312]

Comme je vous comprends,Bach est plus qu'un musicien, c'est un prophète ! Sa musique vient de Dieu.

[@patriciakyriakos9243]

@@pierreyves6312 bien d'accord avec vous 🙏🏻✨

[@irmathierry4400]

Absolutely 🤗 Amazing .. Beautiful Wonderful Blessings 😇

[@cliffordgieseke8880]

I LOVE LISTENING TO THE MUSIC OF BACH. I think it is good for my soul. --Cliff Gieseke San Antonio, Texas

[@DressedForDrowning]

Hearing such music makes me sad, because JS Bach had not written more oboe concertos. I read that he had written 2000 pieces of music, but we know only about 1000 of them. 1000 are lost forever. What a pity. What a loss for mankind.

[@GregSpradlin]

You may be more disappointed when I tell you that Bach did not even write this one (at least the first one in the video). Alessandro Marcello did.

[@norbertoaraujo1611]

Fico Triste de saber uma coisa dessa.A música de Bach é divina, um gigante da música.quantas coisas lindas devem estar perdidas.

[@pattoncommander]

***** ncorrect...the oboe d'amore version was taken from Bach's cembalo/piano concerto, same number. I played it during my studies in Germany .

[@luvbach1]

+WA_rocks You are so right!

[@user-oj2ub8ry7o]

Mountain Painter what a beautiful vibrational frequency.. I am moved to tears each time I hear. Also music of Handel. His Italian l Operas...wjat joy!!

[@saifulrimkeit296]

You see this, Herr Bach? Nearly 3 million views. Of course Christian Hommel; Helmut Muller-Brühl: Cologne Chamber Orchestra made the difference as well. A truly exceptional oboist.

[@WorldEye88]

Wonderful performance by this great German orchestra. Bach is just Undescribable

[@HenrryLopez-wj7kq]

God bless you US from Honduras 🇭🇳 l am so happy with this beautiful music l dont not wors.❤❤

[@heinrichwenger6509]

Bach und all seine Werke einfach Klasse. Hier auch sehr eindrucksvoll interpretiert. Sehr selten klingen zudem Oboisten, Oboistinnen so gut. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

[@rocco7131]

An authentically timeless composer, essential and modern.

[@robynsalain]

un Bach d'excellence,le coeur en est transpercé,haute admiration

[@LeClasique]

Nice to hear an orchestra which doesn't overwhelm the sound of the harpsichord, it's pleasant to hear those little riffs and chords which are so often inaudible.

[@guidenredhawk]

I agree, but then again I love the harpsichord!

[@robertoZX64]

Thank the recording and mixing engineers! ;)

[@bettyafeia]

***** You're right! I attended a concert a few months ago and they had a replica of a fortepiano, the sound of which disappeared completely when the small accompanying orchestra started to play.

[@jimbo2629]

Roberto Dillon Absolutely. It is a blessing of modern recording that the harpsichord can be amplified.

[@wormiee189]

It all sounds like many busy conversations in a crowd that actually makes sense. The conversation of the universe.

[@MusicClasica]

What satisfaction it is to listen to Bach, with an enormous feeling and fascinating majesty for the spirit and the soul

[@shin-i-chikozima]

All of Bach’s music will quench and moisturize the dryness of the soul of busy modern people

[@nancyullrich5447]

I love the music and also the William Hogarth paintings! Thank you! ❤

[@maydenden1]

You're welcom

[@haraldgoehlmann6486]

the best beautiful work from Bach ever

[@thomaskgeydan2528]

KZbin has put the works of the great masters, such as these graceful concertos for oboe and oboe d’amore, within easy reach of all who want to avail themselves to these monuments to lasting beauty and invaluable inspiration. That is until recently unprecedented in the world of music, and although now almost taken for granted by many, it remains an extraordinary and underappreciated event, one that merits immense gratitude to the people at KZbin, but also to all those who upload them, and thereby share them with the world! Thank you!

[@spilyoso9101]

+Thomas K Geydan Truer words were never spoken!!

[@rolandbuck4005]

+Thomas K Geydan You Tube by making a huge and increasing part of the world's great music readily available on people's computers has radically revolutionized music. Before even if one had a large record collection and lived in a location where a large variety of concerts were performed one could hear only a small fraction of this music. I'm 76 and am glad I lived long enough to experience this.

[@alfeberlin]

This is harsh. You don't even mention the musicians playing the masterpieces with masterly skill and other people behind the recordings (sound engineers, studio designers, etc.). Because of them we can hear the music, because they dedicate their lives to reproducing and recording this music. The recordings come into being because they try to make a living with producing such recordings, and uploading these to KZbin normally doesn't give them anything. So please, at least mention them when praising the new technology.

[@lilianoswaldo-cruz785]

I agree entirely!

[@wormiee189]

I concur

[@luvbach1]

Wonderful music full of joy and sanity!

[@kevinvazquez6120]

You mean despair and insanity? xD

[@quabledistocficklepo3597]

Is that an admission?

[@saifulrimkeit296]

Veel never know.

[@josegimenezperez1025]

admission !?

[@othmareger9009]

Othmar schwelgt ins dieser romantischen Interpretation. Danke euch.

[@miguelgarciaaudelo4266]

Definitively, this concert BWV1055 is one of the most beautiful Bach composed. Great!

[@vanessaaustindavisphd5453]

One of my students plays the oboe and suggested that I listen to this piece. What absolute delight! Usually I only listen for violins at concerts. I will now add the oboe. Thank you.

[@v3student]

& "...don't over intellectualise...appreciate music as music..." Otto Klemperer (commenting on Beethoven)...

[@rolandheintz8052]

This is beauty, dignity and belief.

[@jorgebarboza5789]

Es una música maravillosa...El oboe tiene un sonido tan particular y hermoso.Saludos de un rockero y amante de la música electrónica..Pero respetuoso de estas obras únicas.

[@understand5238]

🤘❤

[@ChaimYosefMariateguiLeviPhD]

FAntastic, a real pleasure for the soul

[@ralphberney7768]

I came to listen to this gorgeous music by Bach, by chance, as it followed on from something else I had chosen; while working on a design for a garment in the colours of apricots in suddenly dawned on me that the music had changed, oh, it was Bach, oboe entwined with oboe, previously eschewed, but now relished as supremely wonderful

[@irenemwrench8594]

I love all Bach but find the oboe in Bach to be exquisite.

[@s.elifaksoy4078]

Perfect playlist for Baroque and Bach lovers and for anyone who is willing to give this eternal music a chance

[@dondokodokodon]

Bach is beyond time.

[@marielleabc1597]

en écoutant BACH, le temps s'arrête, il n y a rien de plus beau.

[@hubertpretkiewicz544]

Oui, c'est vrai!

[@bachsheritage5985]

True!

[@larisababak1151]

It's true!

[@anatolsmizar9054]

Bach is nontimeing.

[@otakin04]

Simply perfect!! Timeless music.

[@samshearman5251]

Beautiful!

[@sarakoskey5181]

I always feel weird listening to classic music because I am 16 and listen to more Bach than modern artists all together but it is just so good

[@tkyjohn]

i did too when i was a kid ....it never grows old believe me lol,

[@Brianzzub]

The best thing that I have heard in a long time! Take up the organ! And the Oboe. Dying arts!

[@fimetic]

I was like you :) but I had the very good fortune to find Handel, Corelli, and Bach. My life was never the same again :)) enjoy.

[@natfrey6503]

I remember in my teens I discovered Bach and had a secret stash of cassettes of his music that I hid from my friends, lol! They discovered it and I panicked, told them it was my mom's! Still listening today. His music comes from a higher dimension.

[@ryangeo1]

I started listening to organ music by Bach from one of my dad's records back in the 60s. It was not cool in those days and i threw up the opportunity to get free piano lessons at school but i admired from a afar the weediest guy in my years who played the organ in our school chapel. 40 years later I plucked up the courage to start lessons and my ambition is to play Bach well. i'll get there before I die.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This music is irrelevant to oblivion in years . This music keep transcending the time and moving our heart deeply . From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵

[@dominicfield8022]

It's not a song

[@giuseppelogiurato5718]

Everyone agrees that this Bach fellow was a genius, but no one seems to be mentioning how great these particular soloists are... The Oboe (& her cousins) is really very difficult to play, let alone to tune... aside from the "Boehm system" key-mechanisms, it is pretty much the same instrument it was in Bach's time... and even the modern version of the "Hautbois" is still one of the biggest bitches of the orchestra, (along with the French Horn, of course). Very rarely do Oboists sound as good as this... Happy Listening!

[@SteveofArms]

Yes, I notice this too. An astounding player. His sound is amazing, his ornaments and their control, and his phrasing. Oboe is not easy!

[@vincent7520]

Thank for pointing this ....

[@stabiljka]

+Kelvin “Qikai” Wang So instead of: "Very rarely do Oboists sound as good as this", he should have put: "Very rarely do Oboists d'amorists sound as good as this" ?

[@SteveofArms]

He plays both oboe and oboe d'amore in this album. Also keep in mind oboe d'amore is in the oboe family, so he is still an oboist.

[@orensea]

+Joseph LoGiurato "he" the astounding oboist is Prof. Christian Hommel

[@franciscamendoza868]

El Viejo Bach es Increible! Saludos y abrazos, en donde quiera que este!

[@sebastianoc501]

E stata e lo sarà sempre la musica più bella e la più grande in assoluto questa è qultura ❤😂😅😊

[@matthewhhchan0820]

No matter how far I go, I always end up coming back for Bach.

[@IIAdnan93II]

Greetings from Lahore, Pakistan. This is a wonderful piece, many thanks for the upload.

[@joeboyle5864]

..and your comment is STILL "out here", 3 yr later. I hope you're doing well, Mr. Yusuf !

[@415CaliBud]

Johann Sebastian Bach: Concertos For Oboe & Oboe D'Amore

[@sanjosemike3137]

I don't mean to be unkind, Mr. Yusuf, but there are people in your Government who would put you in jail for 30 years for listening to a Christian Composer. I wish you good luck. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

[@IIAdnan93II]

@@sanjosemike3137 Where have you got that information from? There are many Christians in Pakistan!

[@raymorrison7144]

cuando escucho a bach me imagino a dios sentado en su trono disfrutando de la musica de este compositor el mas grande de todos los tiempos!

[@fanakissferobolus9767]

si ..mas grande,excellentissimo maestro ......para siempre

[@1412marl]

Ray Morrison

[@ceolitzinvg]

Mientras Beehtoven compuso para la grandeza del ser humano, Bach compuso para la de dios.

[@fernandouhden1456]

Estos conciertos para oboe no están compuestos en honor de ningun ser mitológico.

[@caver56]

No creo en la existencia de Dios, creo en la existencia de Bach.

[@SaviottiGiovanni1993]

J.S. Bach was a true rockstar, the greatest composer of all time !!!

[@luizcarlospaixao7783]

Sou nascido no Brasil e no Estado de Minas Gerais. Nós mineiros gostamos do barroco, devido à nossa cultura, por isso gostamos muito de escutar Bach!

[@gabrielnavarrodelage]

A mi también.

[@miza4709]

Eu também sou das Minas Gerais. Estudo engenharia por teimosia, mas parece que a música já nasceu junto comigo.

[@francobonanni3499]

I am certain that other great masters learned so much from Bach. Beethoven certainly admired this Genius and I believe he was very inspired by him. This BEAUTY WILL SAVE THE WORLD....Bach's music is the reason. Absolute genius.

[@samrose565]

I love the calm feeling of BWV 1055. Not many other recordings sound so peaceful. Lovely!

[@danyiluska]

Incredible sound and interpretation of Christian Hommel. This recording is a huge favorite for years.

[@marialourdeslainezroque1171]

I really love this kind of music, is heavenly, like Mozart's, Vivaldi's, bethoveen's. Strauss's and the list goes ... ¡THANKS!!!!

[@analiach2]

Como el oboe me llena el alma y me transporta. Gracias por compartir!!!!

[@christianm5003]

Gracias este es mi desayuno todos los días y comienzo lleno de felicidad, en verdad es un alimento para el alma y el espíritu hambriento de buena música.Dese Pasto Colombia

[@vic9448]

Nada me emociona y a la vez me tranquiliza tanto cono esta MŮSICA. Gracias.

[@teamkillmonger445]

Bach's music is like finding cold water in a desert.......a true relief.

[@DisneyRelaxingMusicStudio]

I have bad insomnia & this is the only playlist that lets me sleep peacefully without later waking up! I love it! Thank you for playing so beautifully!