Luis Ascot interpreta Toccata Concertata de Alberto Ginastera

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

Bravo!! Mind is blown. Is anyone else here in 2022 because of Emerson Lake and Palmer? This was diabolically brilliant. 👏💥🖤💥

[@VOLKHVORONOVICH]

If it wasn't for ELP I might not have known of the original. I like both versions, original, and ELP's. When I first listened to Tocatta it fillowed Jerusalem. Jerusalem made me think of the glories of Heaven, but Tocatta made me think of the War of Chaos which came before the Creation, a different kind of beauty.

[@rdsieben]

Keith Emerson had encountered resistance from the publishers of this suite. What did he do? He flew to Switzerland where Alberto Ginestra resided, played the ELP recording and he was impressed and granted him permission to include this suite on Brain Salad Surgery.

[@johnhumphreys9990]

The most exciting piece of classical music ever written.

[@aliciaplescia1325]

Extraordinaria ! Toccata Concertata de A.Ginastera ! Variedad de sonoridades timbricas exultantes ! destacadas por la orquesta y el gran pianista Luis Ascot! Felicitaciones maestro !!

[@PabloAguirreCompositor]

Qué maravilla!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@olgagavronsky1783]

Bravo maestro.Un lujo su interpretacion

[@erasmusdereremit7440]

I also recommend the brilliant interpretation of the mekong delta...very cool!

[@sergioavalos9343]

Una maravilla extraordinaria obra

[@shadowsp8888]

Holy crap!!!!! I don't who is more crazy...Alberto for writing this or Keith redoing it his way via the MOOG !!! INSANE

[@veronicasaldano1501]

Bravooo !!!! una belloeza!!!!

[@johnhumphreys9990]

The most exciting piece of classical music ever written!

[@veladrummer]

QUE LOCURA ESTO, MAGNIFICO!!!!

[@augaki1]

Maravillosa interpretación!! pero la fuerza de ELP en su versión del LP Brain Salad Surgery, es completamente inigualable!

[@jorgemartin5093]

Extraordinario!!!!!! Un locura absoluta.

[@akindler90]

Even Emerson, Lake & Palmer interpreted this piece of music. Awesome!

[@sergioavalos535]

Si una genialidad

[@launicayverdadera]

Bravo Maestro Ascot!!! lo esperamos en México

[@brucejordan7418]

Big ELP fan. This was amazing! Holy crap! Just that much more great that Keith Emerson was.

[@rasboras]

Fantastic energy! Fantastic work! Great performance!

[@watcheroftheskies617]

ELP does in a three-piece what this 30+ orchestra does in the original. Not better or worse but complementary. Love the complements!

[@nahuelguer]

Absolutely complementary: one is electric, the other is acoustic... ;)

[@jkovert]

Ginny said "DIABLO DIABLO!" and Keith was shattered, he thought AG didn't like it. On the contrary, he meant DIABLO! as high praise.

[@Deelystaniel]

One word: ferocious!

[@rittelmann]

si davvero un capo lavoro e Luis Ascot è diventato l ambasciatore di Ginestera e di tutta la musica sud americana e latina come Guastavino Villa Lobos grande!!!

[@cristinemlbranco]

Que obra fascinante!!! Interpretação preciosa por músicos excelentes!

[@CamiloVergaVideos]

¡Muy buenos videos y excelente música en tu canal, Martín, felicitaciones y un abrazoo!

[@turmkarst]

What orchestra is? Who is conducting? Thanks in advance

[@fsaln11]

Esto es metal puro.!!!!!

[@CaptainBluebear08]

Grande. También parece a Varese. Gracias, Héctor. Elogios de Países Bajos.

[@armgarci]

Genial. Me emociona!

[@psilocybeat]

O mais grande do mundo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alexantonelli8205]

BRAVO GINASTERA...!!! NUNCA RECONOCIDO EN SU PROPIO PAÍS... UN GENIO COMO EL...!!!!, PERO TUVO RECONOCIMIENTO EN OTROS PAÍSES DONDE SABEN APRECIAR EL TALENTO,,, ACÁ EN ARGENTINA LE LLAMAN GENIOS A MÚSICOS POPULARES QUE NO ENTRAN EN ESA CATEGORÍA....!!! SORDOS!!!! VAYAN A ESTUDIAR...!!!

[@philosophiaentis5612]

Lo mismo aquí en Brasil. La mayoría de los brasileños no conocen el trabajo de Heitor Villa-Lobos.

[@crazymetallian]

at last the original vertion!!!!!! aaaa gracias por suvirla pense que jamas la escucharia ha de ser de las canciones mas trajicas y mas meroles jamas escritas XD muy pesada eso si

[@EricDB007]

Holy fucking shit one of my favorite songs of all time. The most evil song of all time.

[@MrInterestingthings]

W O W !!!

[@TheAngel138]

WOW!!!

[@jubalprogject]

Nice! I like the ELP version, but obviously the original is the best.

[@alanboro]

Esta composición es puramente cinematográfica. Me pregunto si don alberto la habrá hecho pensando en imagenes.

[@Bratrecord]

wow

[@MartinMasella]

Do you know the real history about ELP's version of this concert?

[@squanto2]

bravissimo

[@poopyloopy1464]

1:34

[@geckosonic]

!!!!

[@Hervinbalfour]

What happened? He couldn't memorize the piece? I don't know but the orchestra seemed to lag and the pianist didn't "push" the tempo the way I've heard it and played it. In fact in some parts they are off! And at 4:04 he completely fakes the difficult glissandos written. lol Sorry but Jaou Carlos Martin's recording set the bar for how to play and interpret this concerto.

[@rominahoffmann]

Many years ago, I was present at Ascot’s Washington performance playing the same concert and also by hazard once again this time in Belo Horizonte, Brazil and I can repeat the same impression had Mr. F.Warren O’Reilly from the Washington Times (amongst others of the same opinion): “ASCOT,… played this finger-busting concerto with breath-taking brilliance. One is not likely to hear the final movement, Toccata concertata, played with cleaner articulation or more relentless drive”…..regarding the fact using or not musical score, for me it is not essential at all…I heard many times (amongst others) the great Sviatoslav Richter playing with the musical score in front of him and were recitals that the audience never will forget…finally comparing interpretations is an arid exercise because each artist is unique!

[@Hervinbalfour]

Romina Hoffmann I have a right to an opinion and I also have a right to what I like to hear. Martins learned to play this concerto to the composers exact specifications learning it at 21 in only nine days. In fact Ginastera himself said no on has played it better since the premier. The tocatta is a fast driven dance based on the malambo. Having heard many malambo music Martins captures the essence of what Ginastera was looking for. Sorry I have to get criticized for MY OPINION....

[@rominahoffmann]

Of course you have the right to express your opinion as myself mine! And just for your information Ginastera worked, revising with Ascot, this magnificent work from 1975 to 1982 in Geneva were both inhabited ….

[@MartinMasella]

Check it out at wikipedia, search Alberto Ginastera, and you'll see the real history.

[@turmkarst]

mm Autoanswer mode on.. Minas Gerais Symphony Orchestra Guillermo Scarabino, conductor Autoanswer mode off Maybe it was recorded in Belo Horizonte

[@borombon]

Heavier than ELP themselves!!

[@americoestebanperez9023]

Bravo los músicos que saben tocar esto ... bastante escabroso

[@Alhambra22]

Mounstro

[@Blakeano]

zarpada... para cagarse encima...

[@franckmousset4022]

Dommage que cette interprétation manque de folie, de délire.

[@Chopinco]

Apoco no estuvo maravilloso?!

[@MrLosadita]

DEMOLEDORRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!

[@carlosbini2812]

Paroxismo y apoteosis musical!

[@gustavoborri2482]

Cómo pueden gastar tantos recursos en sueldos y en instrumentos para generar una música tan ofensiva al oído ?

[@poopyloopy1464]

3:21

[@poopyloopy1464]

1:16