Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra (SWR Sinfonieorchester) - Rehearsal for SHEHERAZADE

[@MATHEUS2340]

Fantastic Timpani part. It is the passion and the love from the prince after all those 1001 stories told by her.

[@e.conboy4286]

Fascinating! I have always wondered how percussionists rehearsed! I love Sheherazade! Thank you!

[@SeanLeonDrumz]

Snare drummer's singles are amazing!

[@maurogino1]

Amazing singles but wrong. The rest is an eighth, not a sixteenth

[@SeanLeonDrumz]

@@maurogino1 Singles as in alternating RL not note values.

[@haydenfloro5561]

I feel lucky I got to watch that!

[@johnedreslin]

Great! Especially love the snare drum work. Would have liked to hear more of the base drum, but probably due to mic placement.

[@iDrumyoung]

Thank you for these concert percussion videos. This is such an inspiration and much needed exposure to my high school percussion students. Thank you. Keep 'em coming.

[@usmcfutball]

Very cool to view this "behind the scenes" footage. Great piece of music!

[@kampmaniak4698]

Beautiful.

[@3gpercussion879]

This is a great video! Thanks for sharing this, I think we need more videos like this!

[@Michael-Oh]

8:55 Was the principal dampening the sus cymbal with his knee to keep it nice and articulate? Very nice

[@PhistyMcNutz]

Cool! I didn’t notice that!

[@michaeljhintonpiano]

Wonderful!

[@josepablo1514]

This is a very good orchestra indeed. They recorded wonderfully Tchaikovsky's four orchestral suites with Neville Marriner.

[@HuangShang010]

Bravo!!!!

[@kosogiri7737]

4:51 oh, this triangle, i can feel this pain when you missed it

[@e.conboy4286]

Very interesting.

[@peterwimsey1]

I hadn't realised that tambourines came in different sizes. I wonder what it says in the score.

[@HuangShang010]

the score says nothing. size choice is totally based on the percussionist‘s personal experience.

[@audhen1]

@@HuangShang010 or conductor's

[@eacomposer]

That bass drum is huge! Awesome!

[@shiningarmor2838]

It is a really thick one, but otherwise fairly normal-sized

[@oskarfield8696]

You Can use it in Verdis dies Irae

[@GiovanniSpitalieri]

So beautiful♥️♥️♥️

[@alanbritodelgado6487]

¡¡Fantástico!! ¡excelentes músicos!

[@evoke4356]

is there a specific reason as to why the guy playing snare drum is doing single stroke and not double at about 3 minutes? When i played this i got told by my teacher Peter Kates that its better to do double strokes in a triplet motion rather than doing single strokes....

[@kolbergpercussion]

Hi, thanks for your comment! Nice question. Actually it depends on the phrasing you want. You will have a very different phrasing between single and double strokes. The best is always to try both and to make your own opinion!

[@evoke4356]

@@kolbergpercussion Thank you for answering my question! Makes sense that it changes the phrasing. I really noticed that the method used in the clip makes the strokes stand out more individually

[@feruzakhaydarova6610]

More, please!!!

[@debagusadi3626]

Nice drum

[@AlfredoMontenegroCasucci]

Excelente! gracias! Ahora estoy suscrito. Saludos

[@dayanchrahmanov924]

bravo 👏👏👏👏👌

[@brunoghe]

I percussionisti sono differenti.😂 Bravissimi!

[@RobertSuchorski]

Great 👍

[@HuangShang010]

11:20 snare drum ,mark

[@iusndfdsvjhndwcjhwndchjb8905]

Starts at 1:10

[@benjaminhowie2227]

Is there anywhere I can go to find this recording of the whole suite??

[@e.conboy4286]

Amazon

[@sivadepilif]

14:52, timpani arrangement?

[@phantasos12]

What do you mean by "timpani arrangement?"?

[@afrofinka]

Probably a special effect from the conductor. At this moment of the story, Sinbad's ship is supposed to crash.

[@phantasos12]

Ken, what special effect from the conductor are you talking about? How is your statement about the conductor and story an answer to the question "timpani arrangement?"?

[@sivadepilif]

Fact: Korsakov don't wrote that. Some conductors need to stop this bad habit of getting changing percussion parts.

[@afrofinka]

I was talking about the timpani roll on the gong stroke, and of course this is not written in the score, Rimsky-Korsakov writes a simple roll on triplets (dynamics : sforzando in piano) In this case, the conductor is guilty, shall we agree ?

[@krunoslavbenko690]

From 4:25 snare drum is playing wrong, it's not written like that in the score. Actually I didn't pass the audition only because of that part, I played just like the guy.

[@Michael-Oh]

Krunoslav Benko that's just how they do it in some places in Europe. If you do a 7 stroke roll for some Russian orchestras you'll not pass their audition.

[@pumpkin1982]

The 5 stroke ruffs should be quieter and doubled.

[@Michael-Oh]

@@daultontemplet4016 Believe it or not there are very talented percussionists out there that have the dexterity to play 7 ppp notes in sheherazade mov 3 without doing 7 stroke roll. I would say this video is a bad example by this principle. But honestly you can play it however you like as long as it's accurate and musical, I prefer doing a roll with nice light sticks.

[@daultontemplet4016]

@@Michael-Oh No, I totally agree with you. I misunderstood the exact thing we were talking about. I thought that it sounded as if he played too many notes, but when I slowed it down just now, I do hear seven. I thought you were saying different regions play different amounts of notes, but you were just saying singled rather than doubled. My bad. Although, they shouldn't turn down people simply over a sticking. As long as it sounds the same as being singled, it shouldn't matter I'd think.

[@krunoslavbenko690]

However this is wrong... that's not written in the score... ​@@Michael-Oh

[@ryanm.russellsmusicrecordi63]

Are some of those musicians music teachers ?

[@you_areawesome]

3:45

[@a_collection_of_2000]

上手すぎ

[@タクキム-x7o]

10:30

[@タクキム-x7o]

1:10

[@Kaazzoo_]

Me, can’t even roll for a bar: ah, so this is how it feels to be garbage.

[@e.conboy4286]

Practice makes perfect!

[@danielalupi6140]

Ma quello della pubblicità con le banane che problemi ha c’è parla tipo tedesco?hhbjhbjjhghjbjhgjhgjh c’è che cavolo di lingua é questa

[@debagusadi3626]

Nice drum