Narciso Yepes - Concerto d'Aranjuez : Adagio

At the height of his career, Narciso Yepes interprets Joaquin Rodrigo's masterpiece on his 10-string guitar. The conductor is Raphael Frübeck de Burgos with the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Frankfurt.
Rodrigo:
What can I say about Narciso Yepes? What can I say about the guitarist to whom we owe the international success of the Concerto de Aranjuez? Yes, it was in Paris in 1947 where Ataulfo Argenta, Yepes and the Spanish National Orchestra met to illuminate my unique opus at a time when no one new its true future. From then on, the Concierto de Aranjuez took on a new nature, and it is for this same reason that I am grateful to Narciso Yepes for the fruit of an intense collaboration that has brought us to travel our musical trajectories side-by-side. I will not say that Yepes was the best nor the worst. He has simply been my guitarist par excellence. My guitarist.
Joaquin Rodrigo in « El Mundo » May 4, 1997 (in commemoration of the Maestro's passing)
Besides the fact that I love this music, this artist, this video is here for several reasons: I'm learning to play this music; Mr. Bonsillens has regrettably deactivated commentary on his version; and I really wanted to pass on the story of how this collaboration between the composer and the guitarist began :
After an honorable but lackluster start with guitarist Regino Sainz de la Maza, this concerto was not played between 1940 and 1947. Then, Ataulfo Argenta introduced 19-year-old Narciso to Rodrigo who handed over the score, saying: "Take this, chiquito (young man), take this concerto. With this, you will go around the world" After hearing the fruit of three weeks of labour by the guitarist, Rodrigo embraced him, saying: "This will make us both famous"
Enjoy

[@mohamedzighem7109]

tout le génie de Narciso YEPES s'exprime par cette interprétation magistrale , et tant et tant d'autres oeuvres inoubliables ; que Dieu lui accorde , dans son royaume , la récompence qu'il mérite

[@tpecca1995]

My english teacher in high school used to talk about this song again and again. Back then, I wasn't able to get the deep emotional meaning of this song. Years later, I'm so thankful to him, to my dear teacher in Karabük. Hope you see this comment one day. I'm typing this in tears now. God bless you, god give you lifelong happiness. Nihat S. / Dershane

[@64214Jose]

And might God bless you too for your gratefullness, sensitivity and good taste.

[@esmakorkmaz3243]

Beatiful and song tamarrow thanks

[@diabolusX9]

Can I so so very kindly beg for a little of what your teacher use to say.... I'm listening to this for years... n always in tears... How the journey begins, n how the transition takes place in the journey, n showing comes to the end... I cannot imagine the mind of the composer, how he has told an ENTIRE story thru this piece. How it brings the listener to a complete shift, suspended in space n time... forever. How divine is this.... Wud really live to hear ur story...

[@tpecca1995]

Karabük

[@jeanninejeanpierre9841]

Quel bonheur de vous retrouver avec plaisir 🙏😪🌹si émouvant et j’apprécie votre gentillesse et talent ´ frissons en nostalgie 💋

[@MrSaroga]

La obra más grandiosa y emotiva para mi jamas creada y la interpretación de Narciso Yepes es simplemente magistral, hace hablar a la guitarra, imposible no emocionarse.

[@iremcalk3998]

Her notasıyla çok derin çok farklı, insana yaşamı, ölümü, devrimi, tutkuyu, coşkuyu herşeyi hissettiriyor, hayatımda böyle bir yapıt daha dinlemedim, her dinlediğimde beni sarsıyor çok hisli çok gerçek ne bileyim öyle birşey işte

[@carsiburda9154]

irem çalık çok güzel söyledin tebrik ederim

[@Arillma-Haya]

Verdade. Sinto o mêsmo ❤

[@Dinamitium]

the best version ever recorded...

[@bluetoad2001]

i think so too. the double reed instruments superb, Narciso was perfect from start to fini

[@leifjonsson775]

Dinamitium Si,Yes, ja !!!

[@Xerror_Error]

Exactly 👍🏻

[@killoe11]

no way! insufficient technique slows down the scales and they are not clean. No way, it's not the best version by far!

[@torian5995]

@@killoe11 how can you say insufficient technique when talking about one the best guitarrists ever. The man was over 70 years old when he recorded this and he stil nailed it.

[@enveryldrm9053]

..Eser Endülüslülerin yaşadığı acı dolu hikayelerini ve bu coğrafyada yaşanan dramatik zamanları anlatır.. Piyanoda bestelenen bu eser 1944 yılında Narciso Yepes tarafından Barcelona flarmoni orkestrası eşliğinde gitarla çalındı...Ünlü klasik gitarcı John Williams'da müslüman Endülüslülerin Sevillada yaptığı saray "Alcazar"da bu eseri çalarak esere ve hatıralarına çok manidar bir atıfta bulundu..

[@raulishnikovdancer2346]

I was fortunate enough to attend to a Narciso Yepes concert along with "Cuarteto Latinoamericano de cuerdas" about 30 years ago. It took place in the wonderful Juárez theatre in Guanajuato city México. During the Festival Internacional Cervantino. I was most interested in the dancing events as I'm a dancer, and swear to dance in that theatre someday, wich i did. 30 years later i still remember the maestro performing an encore after another until he standed up, took his foot stool and leave. I still feel overwhelmed by his mastery and no other of the great guitarrist can bring the same feelings than him.... And learning to play the guitar after all these years ;) ;) What a piece of genius he was!!

[@tommyleung7093]

My most favorite performance of this guitar concerto. Yepes has the best technique and passion.

[@robertthorpe7007]

Hard to argue with you about that. A brilliant version.

[@wm.traynor1143]

What extraordinary skill and what music the man plays! Bravo Mr. Yepes👏👏👏

[@amarboudia9831]

Maestro.....manière unique des phrases musicales simples des notes claires accompagnés d'une flute et instruments à souffle et violent tous unies convergant vers le Monsieur le point culminant à doigts magiques.....l'ancienne école difficile à émiter..même une machine....bravo bonne soirée pour tous

[@salvatoresarpa8835]

Siete grata di tutti il maestro che vi dirige ma sopratutto voi maestro chitarrista seiun fenomeno grandi

[@gustavogonzalez8217]

Que obra tan inspirada por Dios! Oh Joaquin Rodrigo tanto te debemos! Has sanado y seguirás sanando tantas heridas con esta composición! Y que decir de Yepes! Uf perfecto! Y el director y los músicos todos se han lucido de un modo magnífico! Gracias por compartir!

[@juancarlosyondaime1034]

en una orquesta todos los musicos deben estar precisos y este es el ejemplo de ellos , soberbia interpretacion de la orquesta al completo!!!

[@kbariscelik]

Esta cancion tiene un gran significado para nosotros turcos: es la cancion que Deniz Gezmis, una figura muy importante para la izquierda turca (casi se puede decir que el "che" turco), escribió en su diario que quería escuchar "el famoso concierto de guitarra de rodrigo" antes de que los militares lo ahorcaron en el año 1972. Aunque no conocen al compositor ni saben el nombre real de la cancion, todos los jovenes izquierdas conocen esta cancion en Turquía. Saludos!

[@linacarfora9286]

This music it’s food for the soul!!! Extraordinary!!! My heart says THANK YOU !!!!

[@stevenjohnbarr]

This is my favorite piece of music ever and to be played as well as this is truly breathtaking.

[@mizofan]

con amor Gales, love from Wales to Spain and to you all

[@krakenzgz]

El maestro Rodrigo, ciego de nacimiento, nos dejo obras como esta. Y más aún si se sabe la historia de esta composición. Homenajea a Aranjuez porque allí fue donde pasó la luna de miel con su mujer y lo segundo y más emotivo, es que cuenta la triste historia de cuando su mujer fue a dar a luz y el hijo nació muerto y del parto ella estuvo a punto de morir también. Se pueden sentir los diferentes movimientos de pena, de rogar por la mujer, de rabia y de aceptación de la muerte del hijo.

[@anaeucarisvargasmolina8325]

Sólo por lo que siento, escuchando, éste concierto gracias gracias gracias; desde mi alma

[@benjamincuevaseninde]

-- Un adagio absolument magnifique. Narciso Yepes le sublime encore davantage. --

[@jeancallandret4519]

+Ben Cuevas tout à fait d'accord....... je trouve dans cette mélancolie dominante des accents d'espoir et de colère à la fois, selon les accords....... c'est une oeuvre vraiment magnifique ...... elle est un reflet de l'âme.....

[@OCATrade]

Bu muhteşem besteyi ilk önce deniz gezmişle bağlantılı olarak dinlememe ve eserin aslında Endülüs zulmü ile bağlantılı olduğunu bilmeme rağmen, bu eser bana doğmayı,çocuk olmayı, gençleşmeyi, yaşlanmayı ve akabinde hayatında yaşadıklarına göre ölmeyi anlatıyor. Resmen bir yaşam öyküsü gibi. Dinlerken ruhum bedenimden çok uzaklara doğru yol alıyor ve bu sürede geçmiş yaşamıma ve gelecek yıllarıma gidip geliyorum. Narciso efsane bir gitar hakimiyetiyle, arkasındaki orkestra ise mükemmel bir uyumla müthiş bir müzik ziyafeti yaşatmışlar.

[@j.robertosiebeneichler8378]

Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Quanta ternura em sua guitarra, meu DEUS, que eu possa ter toda humildade senhor de poder apreciar tamanha e linda canção! Por favor SENHOR nosso DEUS! Angry! Angry! Angry! How much tenderness on your guitar, my GOD, that I can have all the humility sir to be able to appreciate such a beautiful song! Please LORD our GOD!

[@charlesbarry2485]

A genius who brings out the beauty of this piece.

[@paulosergiosoaresgouvea169]

Vislumbrado com essa Apresentação do C .D'Aranjuez com o Yepes e Todos dessa Orquestra Maravilhosa.Parabéns Bravo, Bravo e Bravo.........

[@mafaldadascenzo4004]

Magnifico

[@TheSnouts]

One of the greatest player that ever lived this is the version i prefere by far Narciso Yepes is awesome guitar player probably the best for some time!!

[@TheDonostiarra]

Hace muchísimos años presencié este concierto en el Auditorio de Radio Luxemburgo. En mitad del adagio se le rompió una cuerda a Narciso Yepes. Paró a la orquesta, repuso la cuerda y reinició el concierto. Pocos minutos después se le volvió a romper otra cuerda por lo que decidió no parar de nuevo y prosiguió el concierto con una cuerda menos en su guitarra. Aún así levantó al público de sus asientos con esta bella obra del maestro Joaquín Rodrigo.

[@andresnicolasmartinezdomin4114]

Que belleza...obra maestra......😢

[@jeanninejeanpierre727]

"Un ADAGIO" SUPER" UN DE MES *FAVORIS* thank you very much*

[@danieldemayo6209]

Proof music needs no words.

[@lunauruguay]

Tan bellamente interpretado!!!! Es una historia de amor y dolor por perder ese amor!!!

[@zubinvarlan1389]

My favorite classical guitarist. Not just technically masterful but emotionally arresting; he always imparts poignancy to his performances. But he seems to be very under-appreciated.

[@iwesc]

es una de las mejores versiones que e escuchado grasias por este video

[@kadirylmaz6696]

Deniz Gezmiş hatırımda canlanıyor 10 dakika boyunca efsane bişey

[@towncroft1965]

Kadir Yılmaz Simply beautiful!

[@紙谷幸吉]

アランフェイスわ20才前後から聴いおります　偶然スマトホンで見つけました、60年ぶりにお聴きし感動いたししておりますイエペーさんよろしいですね。😊

[@carmenzal.599]

Todos los honores para este gran Músicooo... admirableee

[@mercury-pavarotti1673]

sin duda la mejor interpretacion que he visto nunca de esta pieza maravillosa de joaquin rodrigo.narciso yepes insuperable.gracias.

[@robertbyers2195]

Much appreciated! Yepes was a magnificent artist.

[@megpalacios]

La obra maestra (para mì) que me mueve las fibras màs recònditas de mi ser... por siempre!!!

[@juancarlosyondaime1034]

narciso yepes, andres segovia, fernando tárrega, paco de lucia.....y todos los que me dejo por el camino que no son pocos.... gracias por interpretar estas fantasticas melodias y llevarnos la vida de sentimiento y alegria solo escucharlo me retuerce el corazon en un puño, solo la musica y el amor pueden hacer sentirte asi de pleno PD: no me olvido del maestro rodrigo: gracias por semejante pieza

[@DavidCarrizoGuitarra]

Juan Carlos Yondaime Francisco Tárrega

[@rufinosanchez2703]

Juan Carlos Yondaime: Andrés Segovia nunca interpretó el Concierto de Aranjuez.

[@yolandab728]

Tienes razón la música te acompaña ,personalmente me gustan los instrumentos de cuerda y de aire, pero el arpa es maravillosa, lo que pasa es que no encuentro esos conciertos gracias por escucharme

[@calogerocastagnello6081]

Juan Carlos Yondaime Concuerdo totalmente con usted

[@juancarlosyondaime1034]

@@rufinosanchez2703 queria decir melodías , no esta en concreto

[@alainderiaz8394]

Un virtuoso humilde y brillante servidor de una musica de sueno

[@lmrs2]

Maravilloso, Yepes y el concierto de Aranjuez. Una delicia para los sentidos

[@carmenzal.599]

Sii muy de acuerdoo

[@1949Jens]

no words can give the rightfull meaning of this....beyond all...

[@ceetarya]

thanks for sharing it with liners. this song is magic to me; the whole suite.it has a touching melody in the adagio but it is in the whole a great thing magical and when I saw it the first time here it was not with Narciso Yepes, but his playing is more outstanding than of the most others... excepted maybe the Concert with Paco de Lucia. I think it makes a big difference if it is played by a classical guitar player without flamenco influences or by a Spanish guitar player with these influences.

[@charlesmccormick7284]

The strings reached all the way to my heart.

[@jeanpierresantini9364]

Interprétation sublime RIP maître ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍

[@anzdf]

Este video es para mi de lo mejor que he encontrado en youtube, gracias por compartirlo.

[@MrDoomroom]

this masterpiece whispering to my ears.... Its beautifully...

[@Kazazadehazretleri]

Perfect 👏👏👏

[@tagreli1]

Posso ouvir tantas vezes e sempre me emociona!

[@yolandab728]

Cómo se puede hacer tanta belleza? Te embruja

[@mrezaemrahpour3421]

this is the best performance i've seen so far

[@masylurq]

Hermoso, una maravilla musical, una pieza bella¡¡¡ Marìa Sylvia Urquiza.-

[@sundresslady]

for my mother in heaven.

[@07zlydier]

Estas notas vienen de lejos creo haberlas oído, estando muy pequeño,hace unos 80 años.

[@FaridaFarida-j2t]

Great version, thanks.

[@busdriverbcn]

aixo si es el concert d'aranjuez, amb tot l'explendor de la guitarra del sr. narciso yepes

[@patriciawheelus2579]

I have listened to this at least 5 times a day it is so beautiful

[@raulishnikovdancer2346]

@drewdavis58 thank you very much for sharing the story behind the piece. Absolutly wonderful, you made my night.

[@joanavinyoipares8902]

A real wonder to see master Yepes play the twelve-string guitar

[@ExploringHabit]

This music gives me sanctuary from the world , it takes me to a better place.

[@annepara5028]

Música maravilhosa! Tanto quanto o mito que a inspirou!

[@sauvagetbeau]

Inoubliable Narciso Yepes : j'a ieu la chance d'aller l'écouter en concert à Paris....nous lui avions demandé en bis ce fabuleux concerto ! Sublissime !

[@drewdavis58]

that has brought us to travel our musical trajectories side-by-side. I will not say that Yepes was the best nor the worst. He has simply been my guitarist par excellence. My guitarist. Joaquin Rodrigo in « El Mundo » May 4, 1997 (in commemoration of the Maestro's passing)

[@efmanmorricone8844]

C'est juste magnifique ! Ca sent le grand Western !

[@UpTown584]

Really great stuff!..............Thank you!

[@martinebismuth4148]

UN VERITABLE GENIE UNE PURE MERVEILLE

[@ronaldportugal3708]

essa musica espetacular me lembra a infancia anos 60 a a rpc q nao era globo teve uma novela cigana a primera acho eu e era o tema.Olhos que amei com helio souto e anik malvil boa musica

[@chylaki]

Beautifull music, love it! never get tire of whatching it.

[@skyasel3450]

Super very very nice great

[@garrettgoldson]

Absolutely wonderful

[@ANTOONMAKA]

Ha le meileur interprète de Rodrigo! Un régal!

[@Zonteck]

I'm yet to find a interpretation of this to beat this, and I've looked extensively over the years.

[@chevrecommuniste2880]

Paco de Lucia. Rodrigo himself said that no one ever played his concerto in such a brilliant way

[@rogeralizaga]

Simply the Best!!!!! Wonderful

[@enveryldrm9053]

Madridde yıllar önce Aranjuez sarayında dinlemiştim bu eseri..Rodrigonun kızı Cecilia Rodrigo bu eserin nasıl bestelendiğini anlatmıştı.

[@aristotle358]

Yepes' performance of this concerto was my introduction to the piece about 27 years ago. I was intrigued by his use of a ten stringed instrument. I think he plays the cadenza on this performance beautifully!

[@jma9507]

This is so awesome. Thanks so much for posting this video. My marching band is actually playing this for our show this year and I'm playing the solo in the beginning but I'm playing it as a trumpet solo not as an oboe solo. This is where I was told to get the style from

[@shining132]

Bravo! Mr. Yepes is still alive in my heart.

[@Shaqo14]

Fantastique, j'en ai la chair de poule !

[@stephanehairy7905]

Ton niveau de dopamine est monté en flèche en écoutant cette musique. C'est ce qui créé l'effet ressenti de "frisson".

[@PidginDownload]

Simply beautiful music!

[@LenHummelChannel]

One of the most magnificent, poetic pieces of music ever composed. intensively thoughtful and passionate. and *then came forth my thoughts inspired by this music as follows...* ======================================================== *This music almost perfectly speaks of my life and what I have seen & observed & experienced:* i rambled and gambled and risked all for soul and the souls of all so sadly lost and crying and dying in the dark dark corridors and labyrinth of time bound to a world bleeding and pleading to be set free from the sly & sinister systems of Man and the enslavements of satan and his little minions who do his/its daily bidding. This is *not* my Home. nor His Kingdom. get that straight. i am *against* this world and all its silly pretense and lies, - ludicrous lies of fake dreams, income-outgo, and endless revolving expenses bleeding dry the spirit and soul of men & women. This world, - understand: this world began with A LIE.* It will end with TRUTHe and Judgment and (finally) true newness & renewal of Life & Joy & Peace with GOD and others. Please tell me: WHAT ELSE dare we Hope for and strive for ? He Promised. and i will not let loose of His Word or Trust. i tell you now plainly and surely: all else sinks lower & lower into infinite darkness, - cold and damp, - dead as The Lie* that birthed it all. Look to The Light of His Promise ! for He Is The Lord of Love & Light... worship thou Him.* * See: Psalm 45:6-11, + 17; 46:1-7. ============================ * Worship is the supreme expression of honor and praise and love and adoration OWED and acknowledged to The Supreme Being and Creator Who Is The Benefactor of all. ============================================ ​and a vitally important explanation: ============================ *The MASSIVE LIE that birthed evil and chaos in both the heavens and the earth is THIS:* "you can be your OWN god making your OWN rules deciding what is good & evil, - right & wrong without honoring and obeying YahOvah - Father-GOD and His Rules and *HIS* Moral Authority." in other words: *the deification of the human and angelic will/spirit.* ie/ "do what *thou* wilt shall be the whole of the law." - *this* is the seductive and sinister LIE that sent the entire world and the human race spiraling foolishly & fatally in all different (and wrongful) directions: spiraling, I say, into endless conflicts, war, miseries, and outer darkness. *Do you not see ? do you not understand ?* ... TRUE freedom is to enjoy GOD's Creation and Life *within* the sane and righteous boundaries of His Moral Laws and Commandments governing ALL relationships. Torah. Instruction. Precepts. Principles. Values that bless you and others simply by honoring Yah O vah-G-ah-d and His Wise & Righteous Rules. =========================== This is all something so simple AND PROFOUND that even a child can grasp its sense and meaning. Therefore, *CHOOSE YE THIS DAY Wwhom you will serve, honor, and obey.* your soul and destiny depends upon it. ===============================

[@jouali8847]

:( this's make me cry

[@asseyez-vous6492]

Me too, music should be played for emotion, so many cannot play anywhere near this level, so it is a rare privilege to hear it played by a true master :)

[@bellmactv9640]

yeah am cry at his play giutar

[@juancargarana1462]

Maravilloso, eterno Narciso

[@ramirodespagne]

Joaquin Rodrigo, compuso esta musica con los ultimos latimientos de corazon de su mujer, uf! que amor debia tener por ella

[@drewdavis58]

Rodrigo: What can I say about Narciso Yepes? What can I say about the guitarist to whom we owe the international success of the Concerto de Aranjuez? Yes, it was in Paris in 1947 where Ataulfo Argenta, Yepes and the Spanish National Orchestra met to illuminate my unique opus at a time when no one knew its true future. From then on, the Concierto de Aranjuez took on a new nature, and it is for this same reason that I am grateful to Narciso Yepes for the fruit of an intense collaboration

[@GABYCONSTANZA]

It is a great version but something about Paco's technique and passion is overwhelming!! I love Paco's version too!! :>)

[@juancarlosyondaime1034]

two versions are really amazing :)

[@sylkev]

Beautiful. really wonderful..... I love it!!!

[@ddenos8]

Wow what a great performance! Thanks for posting this video!

[@calogerocastagnello6081]

Me gustaría poder escuchar en vivo esta maravilla.

[@AaAa-yq4qc]

مقطوعة موسيقية ،لن تتكرر ..... تحياتي

[@lafde44]

This music to me is simply overwhelming! It is truly sweeping and majestic. My tastes in music have been described to me as eclectic, as I am as comfortable with Dvorak as I am Dokken. If this music doesn't move you, check your pulse, because it makes you glad to be alive!

[@malaco1970]

Bravo, Bellisima, in all lenguages, (a master piece)

[@juanitaleon8519]

CADA PINTOR ,POETA, MÚSICO, ARTISTAS EN GENERAL TIENE SU PROPIO ESTILO Y HAY GUSTOS PARA TODOS Y TENEMOS QUE RESPETAR, Y NO ESCRIBIR TONTERÍAS, ANALICEN , DISCIERNAN Y APRENDERÁN

[@teraneveliyeva7543]

very beautiful👏👏👏👍👍

[@argeliabalboa6710]

Música, para disfrutar, compartir y recordar.

[@手嶋薫-i8m]

N

[@mariavg]

Esta melodía me encanta. Es que me hace llorar cada vez que la escucho, la siento muy muy profundo a nivel del pecho, y es porque que abre el chakra del corazón. Según un estudio de resonancia de frecuencias, el sonido y el color modifican nuestros campos energéticos por el efecto de resonancia. Este movimiento de energías sutiles o magnéticas es lo que nos permite modificar los sentimientos que estaban bloqueando el flujo de energía del chakra del corazón. El 2º movimiento Adagio - Concierto de Aranjuez de Joaquín Rodrigo es una composición musical que pertenece al grupo de las "Llaves Tonales" que son la esencia y vibración en sonidos de un conocimiento muy antiguo espiritual. Se corresponde con el violeta uno de los colores de mayor frecuencia vibratoria. Por esta razón posee la capacidad de transmutar y modificar antiguas cristalizaciones emocionales. Saludos Argelia. : )

[@carinacasillas6603]

Oso Estudiante Ciencias Pues la conversación se inicia así, conversando. María dio su saber a la publicación de argelia, y alguien puede responder. Tú, por ejemplo, si deseas. Saludos :)

[@carinacasillas6603]

maria vg Al escuchar esta composición (sublime para mí) nos transportamos como a otra dimensión. Sabes, María? A unos 45 kilómetros de la ciudad en donde vivo hay un Foco Tonal :) Y estar en ese sitio te hace sentir espiritualmente sano y con una vibra maravillosa. Bendiciones, chulada!

[@mariavg]

Nora Casillas​​ No es mi saber, Nora. Está comprobado científicamente. La música es sanadora, se utiliza como terapia. En un ratito te pongo un enlace para que veas el poder del sonido. Un abrazo.

[@brianboru62]

Beautiful version

[@stellamandeur3833]

Magnifique !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ahmetpekmez528]

Perfeçt muzik. Mukemmel.

[@ioagri]

Great performance and amazing interpretation!

[@williamborges6989]

nos deleitaron con sus melodias

[@Mikzike]

Olé! Saludos desde Portugal

[@ergonomover]

4 people should have their hearing checked. The guitar stands crystal clear and strong beside the orchestra. Immense opus and interpretation!

[@emreblkbas]

8:39 best 👍👍(Happiness on the face of the conductor :))