Pēteris Vasks: Cello Concerto/Isserlis · Glinka

Pēteris Vasks: Cello Concerto (1993/94)/Steven Isserlis, cello · Gints Glinka, conductor · Latvian National Symphony Orchestra/The Great Guild
I: Cantus I
II: Toccata I
III: Monologhi
IV: Toccata II
V: Cantus II

[@javierborda8684]

I love Peteris Vasks so much

[@baibakuusela5642]

Brilliant latvian composer Peteris Vasks.Brilliant cellist Sreaven Isserlis.Greath interpretation of this very difficult concept of the thinking of the things to day ,past and future.

[@dgunde13gunderson78]

HUGE cello work! Just getting to know Vasks as we're playing his Musica Serena on 9/11..thanks for posting! Douglas Gunderson viola, piano, organ, guitar, recorders and poet of SD CA

[@DavidA-ps1qr]

I am gobsmacked by this concerto. A work of such intense beauty and drama, yet written by someone still alive!!! I shall be investigating this Latvian composer, whom I've never heard of until now, much much further. Astonishing!

[@whataway8180]

Plainscapes is good by him too

[@DavidA-ps1qr]

@@whataway8180 Thank you so much for this recommendation. I now have 52 pieces by this composer (including Plainscapes) in my library since writing my comment 4 years ago. My library, by the way, has 37,000 works in it. But you are obviously a fan of Peteris, as I am. Extreme talent.

[@whataway8180]

Nice, groovy lol

[@robindale9352]

I also. I just popped it on because KZbin suggested it and I felt like whiling away some time. What an awesome work. Brilliantly played by Isserlis too.

[@robindale9352]

I don't understand how the performers can keep their presence of mind when playing this music. Utterly incredible. Overwhelming really.

[@Luca-gj9xn]

You are very good and Vasks is really brilliant. My choir sang "Pater Noster" during one of our last performances. Write this in the search: you will love it for sure! Corale Novarmonia - Pater Noster (P. Vasks)

[@marcosPRATA918]

Atmosferas, climas, mistério, suspense, escuta e imaginação podem criar histórias...

[@liudmilakveglis4379]

Great Symphony Orchestra !!!!! The infinite depth and infinite simplicity, what distinguishes Steven Isserlis from other cellists!

[@donwet1]

Liudmila Kveglis , hello, where were you born, i from to mexico.

[@hannesheinz720]

Liudmila Kveglis Bolschoje spasiwo, Ludmilla!

[@CellaB23]

I have no words...

[@dawnpoint]

This is remarkably similar to Vasks' own string quartet no. 4, one of my favorite pieces of all time.

[@mayank5846]

Incredibly beautiful!!!! What a masterpiece

[@manuelmorante9465]

¡¡¡Magnifico!!!

[@luisdiazlopez3712]

When I began hearing this concerto, I thought his author was a XIX century composer. In advancing the music, I was aware of his modernity, a very wellsounding modernity. Peteris Vasks is a still alive composer and he has a wide corpus of works that I pretend explore.

[@seb_the_rat]

7:26 5:08 - 6:13 is amazing!

[@kuang-licheng402]

rare piece

[@phattpackage718]

very nice

[@yowzephyr]

0:00 is a good place to start........At 0:01when a glint of light appears at the word Gints in Gints Glinka as a glinting note sounds, it just doesn't get any cuter than that.

[@amirsangian483]

the beginning 😍😣😢

[@liudmilakveglis4379]

великолепный оркестр!

[@luisdiazlopez3712]

Cantus I and Cantus II are the link between modern and XIX century music

[@liudmilakveglis4379]

Бесконечная глубина и бесконечная простота-то , что отличает Стивена Иссерлиса от других виолончелистов

[@sellogu]

3:19 6:25 6:36 5:13 5:52

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

Try Viatore, people......

[@agnesdecock2049]

???

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

@@agnesdecock2049 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ_RlHqEp7CJlZY

[@richardlovell4713]

@@agnesdecock2049 It's a composition by Vasks

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

Spare his country a visit from Tsar Vlad.

[@raymondtogtman1047]

I have gotten very tired of Vasks.

[@yowzephyr]

That's because the name Vasks reminds you of masks and vaxes. I.e. his name reminds you of this nightmare pandemic......You'll like him again in a year.

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

There's no vaccine against morons.