Marsalis: Swing Symphony (3. Sinfonie) ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ hr-Bigband ∙ Andrés Orozco-Estrada

[@paulsomers6048]

And the Maestro certainly had a great time on the podium!!!

[@Scryware]

i love andre orozco-estrade soo much! he conducts so merry and brilliant, always with a smile and i think you can hear the love for the music veery well!

[@BritinIsrael]

Is there nothing this fantastic orchestra with their very charismatic conductor cannot do? This was terrific.

[@JideIlene]

Bravo! The bravery to take on this symphony after it was performed by the Berlin Philharmonic and The Jazz at Lincoln Centre Orchestra is admirable. Well done. I'll still advise anyone interested to watch the original performance at the Berlin Philharmonic website... the Blues feeling produced by the Jazz musicians of the Lincoln Center Orchestra is very difficult to match.

[@brianprairie9072]

I saw Wynton perform this on pbs a while back. I loved it. This was just as enjoyable. I love watching musicians enjoy themselves.

[@Mister_Tibbs]

What a fun and enjoyable symphony performed with great virtuosity! It looks like everyone involved that evening had a blast (there seemed to be a smile on someone’s face in almost every shot!) Andrés knocks yet another one out of the park with this incredible orchestra 👍

[@sokanet9]

I hear this Symphony for the first time in My life, and it's so wonderful Symphony. And also I like this Performance very much. Thank You All~!!!

[@timothyburger6715]

I've spent all day trying to find music that feels like Gershwin and this is the closest I've come. Sick tunes.

[@Thoraxziod]

I found this composer once, Don Gillis. When I listened to him, I was surprised how much it sounded like Gershwin. The stride jazz pianist, James P. Johnson, also wrote classical pieces later in his life. They also sound sort of Gershwinish.

[@psijicassassin7166]

Jazz music is black music. Gershwin is white man's music with a black face.

[@carloseduardoquintero5330]

Vibrante,genial,Marsalis,New Orleans,jazz,ritmo Big Band,orquesta,,Solistas,Audiencia ,integraciòn,Director,,BRAVO.....hr orquesta Gracias

[@paulsomers6048]

I just love that you have done this, and so well!! Sidebar: glad to see "la Clara" back in the principal's chair and obviously having a good time there.

[@JosephPolimeni-w4g]

Just so amazingly wonderful and will last forever in music ages. Genius

[@pinkstrad]

4th mvt actually starts at 29:48

[@Javier_Davila]

Wonderfully chaotic! I enjoyed every minute.

[@marcoschrispim5706]

amazing.and fantastic mr Marsalis and this Orchestra!!

[@Shark-Rex]

28:50 This ochestration is amazing,I never heared something like this in classical music before

[@sajateacher]

What a fun piece. I imagine the playing techniques must be quite different than what the orchestra is used to using.

[@ВладимирУ-т3ц]

Чудесная музыка в исполнении чудесного оркестра!

[@delicious9824]

I think this performance is same level to Berlin Phil + LCJO. Especially big band trumpet section! They are really really great.

[@KarolisBiveinis]

Great composition and great performance! 👏👏👏

[@bryangl1]

One could be hyper-critical and say how very derivative is this music ─ yes, one could say that, and one would be totally missing the point! This is fun music (not meaning to trivialize it), music to sit back and enjoy, music where the highly-talented musicians could let themselves go, carrying the audience with them. Apart from a couple of moments of slightly ragged ensemble, the playing is brilliant; few symphonic players can free up their playing like this. Yet this same orchestra consistently reveals itself to be a magnificent performer of the major serious repertoire. Frankfurt is to be envied for this treasure of an orchestra, supplemented here by their equally-talented Big Band, all under their amazingly versatile conductor.

[@corinnaspickermann2550]

to sit back? I don't get why noone is jumping around!

[@storkization]

A true big band music

[@vicentealmenar3359]

Esta música me reconcilia con la vida.

Increíble , Marsalis!!!! 😨❤️

[@terrellholmes2726]

The jazzy segment at 43:53 reminds me of Coltrane's "Impressions."

[@wesleydecasere9832]

Conductor at 7:06 is getting down

[@tomlettman]

A work of genius from Wynton Marsalis the greatest jazz composer.

[@robertjones9598]

Wow. Exactly what I'm after. Can someone with the knowledge explain to me how the strings and woodwinds expand on the traditional big bands consisting only of brass? Presumably it is not as simple as doubling the parts, like the addition of flutes and clarinets might double what the Alto and Tenor saxes might be playing? Don't get me wrong, I can hear when there are different sections playing (like woodwinds call and response with strings doing pizzicazo), but I'm just wondering what the mechanics are of complimenting something already written for traditional brass big band ensemble..... I need to study this composer!

[@kurtweiss4761]

Check out Artie Shaw recordings with strings, the Dutch Metropole Orchestra from Jaap van Otterloo to present

[@notaire2]

Only the conductor seems to dance with the music. Other orchestra members do not seem to fully swing with it, though their virtuosity is remarkable as always.

[@leonardogomez5495]

el director es latino, los músicos europeos :)

[@notaire2]

Thanks for your reply. The Columbian conductor's sense of rhythm is really amazing!

[@GarciaOnThaBeat]

The Orchestra is German...what do you expect ;)

[@psijicassassin7166]

The only time stiff Germans wiggle is when they have sex, dontcha know?

[@stirlinghall1979]

Sax solo 2nd mov 10:00

[@Verbsdescribeus]

Live art saves the world :)

[@julienbrugger7327]

Toll!

[@hansjuergenkohlhaas871]

Spitze.

[@AndreasArianto]

The music is really really enjoyable! Which Marsalis did write this marvelous piece?

[@theosmith1182]

Wynton. This is the first time I've seen this piece performed with a jazz orchestra other than JALC.

[@AndreasArianto]

thanks for the info, it's a really beautiful piece of music!

[@jyl1905]

42:16

[@raidone7413]

6:39

[@matthiashartge5520]

Sorry, aber die Kamerafühtung bei 27:10 ist ja gruselig. Das wird dem tollen Herrn Rapp nicht so ganz gerecht...

[@hudsoncampos2201]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@MrShovelBottom]

24:38 almost sing sing sing

[@johannbrandstatter7419]

Seit wann sind Vornamen in Deutschland verboten ?

[@sebastiansesekrol6348]

Fantastisches Werk, fantastisches Orchester, fantastische Bigband. Katastrophale Bildregie. Eines hr nicht würdig.

[@jamesobasiolucello]

24:30

[@raulmanzo276]

Este director le saca sonidos hasta a lpas piedras. Para interpretar esta sinfonia se ocupa al menos tener algo de color en la piel. En esta ocasion los musicos se vistieron de moreno, aun cuando al terminar la sinfonia, regresaron a su cara palida de toda la vida.

[@Shark-Rex]

这位指挥家一直在扭屁股

[@miltonderezende7906]

Marssalis is better than Leonard Bernstein. I didn't know he was so good at songwriting.

[@jerzy1306]

Kitsch