PABLO FERRÁNDEZ, DVORAK CELLO CONCERTO (2018)/Vasily Petrenko and Israel Philharmonic

[@ЛидияСавельева-с6х]

ДА !!! Именно ТАК должен звучать КОНЦЕРТ--БРИЛЛИАНТ виолончельного искусства.БРАВО МАЭСТРО ❤❤❤❤❤

[@santiagoporcino4229]

Continuing the legacy of great Spanish cellists. Bravo!

[@martinraboch4906]

The bassdude in the top left is bloody pirate with his bowstroke at 1:49

[@mayadevane3157]

😂

[@oldbird4601]

Lmao wtf

[@Ta-od-muzyki]

Oh my lord that’s diabolical

[@shenfangwei]

Best Dvorak! Listened 20 times at least

[@raycornford283]

I've waited more than half a century for a performance of this piece (long one of my favourites) to move me the way du Pre's did. I can now die happy. Thankyou, Pablo.

[@rofo2107]

unfortunately, not true. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z168mniIl8l6qbM kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5DcqaeXmquoe7M Just one example of the different approach.... I'm afraid Dvorak would not agree with abandoning the laboriously constructed climax of the melody as if it were a piece of rag

[@sweddishboi2739]

@@rofo2107 music is partly in the mind of the author, and partly in the interpretation by the musician. Just because the creator does/would not agree with the musicians take on the piece does not make it any less spectacular, nor valid. That's part of what makes music so beautiful.

[@donadolfo11]

Pablo Ferrandez: At present for me the most beautiful cello sound in the World!

[@davidv2117]

I totally agree

[@shannonwade9933]

Master! Holding the audience in silence long past the last note before letting them applaud. That is some gypsy magic!

[@GenerationKill001]

Amazing! Great cellist and truly magical interpretation ❤

[@samuelng2523]

For anyone looking for this second movement starts at 17:00

[@Viv1dCS]

This is great and all, but can you play Cannon in D?

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Burst out laughing.

[@victorycoffee92]

More like Cannon in Depression ohhhhhhhhh

[@Daniel14601]

Can u play flight of the bumblebee

[@LizFixsen]

Boom, boom, Boom. I bet he can play CANON in D...

[@lawnerddownunder3461]

Canon in PTSD

[@lbedlb8136]

13:09 absolutely wonderful and awesome ; respect from France and from a young violoncellist 🇫🇷

[@Christina-yh8vf]

It's just cellist

[@lbedlb8136]

Christina _xox excuse me miss casse couille

[@Christina-yh8vf]

@@lbedlb8136 well tbh no one calls it violoncellist anymore yeah..

[@taylorered6874]

@@Christina-yh8vf yes they do, only in western countries, eastern, like Italian and France it's always violoncello

[@Christina-yh8vf]

@@taylorered6874 well yes your right but since I'm from America it is just cellist or cello people just say cellist but it's the same thing

[@eschelar]

One of the most sublime moments in all of musical history at 18:20. Unfortunately, it's often mixed in such a way that it's barely audible. You absolutely fucking NAILED it to the wall. My jaw hit the floor as this sublime moment was given air to breathe. Capucin plays this with exceptional tenderness and care, but it gets lost in the mix. For me, this is honestly one of the most incredible aural pleasures I think it is possible to experience. Truly, truly outstanding. On the second time through, you've played with a little different mood and it draws our attention and makes us wonder why. Not a question of technique, but a question of intent and meaning. I believe this is the best use of a repeated phrase - don't show me how it's the same, make me wonder why it's different. Now you're building a narrative. Notable in your performance for me is the precision and crispness on the left hand fingerboard work. Even the slurs still had a bold clarity to them - and this is a piece that needs boldness. Even for YoYo's performance of this, which is otherwise superb, the one thing that I find a little weak is the boldness of the sound. The instrument he's using is capable of unbelievable sweetness, but falls a bit short where it comes to tearing it up on the more savage portions. I think you've done very well with this. (15:10-15:30 or thereabouts for the mids and 16:00 or so for the highs). David Finckel has some great ideas about the art of performance and one thing that I really appreciated is something I have heard elsewhere. It is the idea that you let the piece itself determine how it is to be played. It always disappoints me a bit when I heard someone incredibly competent like MaYoYo playing, but because he has played it so many times, he is a little lax on this and just plays it the way he plays it. We don't see the world as it is. We see it as we are. But when a performer gets deep into a piece and lets the piece sing as it is, not just with his voice, then the performer has done something amazing and breathed life into an idea born in someone else's mind and brought into ours the clearest image of the best version of that image that we can experience. Thank you for this.

[@deltasquared7777]

compare with kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZmzY4uPiZege8k at o:37

[@charlesmancat7666]

Think you need to spend more time expanding your vocabulary, and leave this type of music to us more able to express appreciation in a less gutter like expletives.

[@eschelar]

@@charlesmancat7666 I think you need to check your elitism there bud. I made a carefully worded and passionate description of my emotional response to Pablo's work. I am plenty capable of making long winded posts examining the minutiae of a particular performance, but this one made me respond more viscerally. And 71 people liked it including Pablo himself. So I don't *need* to do anything because of your personal subjective opinion. You would perhaps prefer if I didn't use an expletive. But that was the response I have because the music was just that good. It would be a real shame if a person never listened to a piece of music that was so powerful with a heart that could be filled with such beauty that it left no choice but to use an expletive - just as it would be a real shame if a person never experienced a moment of sexual arousal so powerful that it caused them to fuck like an animal in heat. So I guess nothing better to say than, "I believe good sir, you can kiss my ass". Do not hold back passion, for it is more fragile than you might think and if you choose to extinguish its fire, it is more beautiful than you can imagine.

[@charlesmancat7666]

@@eschelar Boy! again you prove my case for me, as is recorded elswhere where you obviously have never read "Out of their own mouth" I will say no more other than I have played with Pablo, have a nice day.

[@eschelar]

@@charlesmancat7666 Fascinating. You bring to me nothing more than two social arguments. First, a bullshit social positioning argument "You obviously have never read ". I don't need to have read a book that espouses a philosophy you have personally enjoyed and internalized. You can either make your argument in an intelligent way or you cannot. In this case, you cannot. I speak of passion and I speak with passion. Not only is this outside of your experience, it is outside of your ability to understand. Ironically, your second attempt to achieve social positioning is to say that you have played with Pablo. This is of course a non-argument. You cannot justify your opinion, so you play social games. Pathetic. Your mind may well be up to the task of playing an instrument, but your heart is closed. My argument stands regardless of whether I have Pablo's approval or not. Some things speak on a level of passion and emotion. Pablo has captured that expertly here and I have expressed it openly and freely. What is wrong with you that you would feel a need to shut that down? Are you so afraid of deep emotion that you feel it must be silenced? That's downright pitiable.

[@cellokid5104]

You're the best pablo

[@laus099able]

Wow ... I thought Du Pre's interpretation was the only one I could listen to but I guess I was wrong, you're awesome!!

[@miltiadisdavidfragiadakis3465]

Oh wow! No words, simply amazing performance. I have always wondered what Dvorak thought when composing this wonderful ending, with the cello disappearing on that B note, and the orchestra triumphantly closing. Victory, happiness, freedom, the end of a difficult journey of life? Don't know if there is any answer... I guess it is up to the listener to imagine.

[@astrobot702]

Pablo has one of my favorite cello faces... When he plays he is living in the moment... it's angelic.

[@marysilva859]

Mi versión favorita de Dvorak sin duda, llena de energía y precisión, es increíble lo impecable de su interpretación. 😮😮😮

[@grndmthrs]

This spectacular silence when you played Song of the birds. Its really awesome! Thanks!!!

[@sirswagger21]

Watched your concerto performance last night! As a 16-year-old cello student, it was immaculate - every note you played was carefully crafted with the precise intonation and tone. Sitting towards the front really brought the resonance of the instrument out with the fantastic orchestral part. Bravo!!

[@johnkraus7841]

❤️ the strength and clarity of this performance!! Everything communicated flawlessly and with beauty and brilliance! This is the best performance I have ever experienced of this concerto! Pablo OWNED it! Wow!!

[@colincha7654]

Absolutely mesmerized, from the moment you played the first note to the very last. Amazing!!!

[@jiovannitabada7679]

Wow, can't remember having stayed so long watching a video on KZbin until this one...this performance by both the orchestra and the Soloist is a real gift for all of us listeners. Makes me also wonder what maestro Casals would have say to this phenomenonal gift.🙏🙏❤️

[@fulltongrace7899]

Brilliant performance. Such clarity in the winds. It’s been awhile since I heard this piece. Almost a concerto for cello and orchestra.

[@elenlau6784]

One of Pablo’s best piece! Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@dcnannen4319]

the beginning gave me chills because the way you played it just blew me away by how amazingly you could play this :)

[@MauriceBiron1]

What a sonorous instrument, this cello! And what a great cellist Mr Ferrandez is! I really appreciate the tempi and the balance between the brass instruments and the rest of the orchestra. Maestro Petrenko is not only a good Russian, he knows more than great conducting, he also knows what being humanitarian means. Thank you.

[@angelikaseegers-classicalg8053]

Wonderful music, beautiful playing, great sound !! Thank you for sharing and BRAVO !!

[@simonwong2738]

Finally a new cello king after Rostropovich, such power, seems like every ounce of power of the poor cello has been squeezed out by him.

[@MegaCarmenMoreno]

best interpretation ever, Pablo you are the best

[@vsaprissa]

Bravo, bravo maestro Ferrández, intense interpretation.

[@katsusht]

I cried since his music is so beautiful...

[@ВалентинаШум-у3у]

Прекрасная музыка ! Солисту Пабло Феррандес -особые аплодисменты ! Браво !

[@bgcellozone]

The wind parts come out so clearly in this recording! Bravo Pablo on this performance.

[@石家豪-f2d]

This is the best I have ever heard performance,thank you very much Pable,you are my favorite cellist from now on ❤

[@petermelian1346]

Quelles belles toutes les créations musicaux d'Antonín Dvořák. Un grand artiste comme Pablo Ferrández lui rend honneur. J'en prend un plaisir sans bornes en lui écouter et regarder aussi. Son langage corporel produit l'agréable impression qu'il y est pris par cette musique géniale et sublime. Une immense joie lui dévorer des yeux pendant qu'il nous extasie avec son talent.

[@ninacone]

[@petermh97]

Madre mia...el hype es real!! Ahora a ponerse cómodos y escuchar esta maravilla😍😍😍

[@gavincannon8385]

The fucking camera work is killing the 'video' aspect of this great performance! Every time he is about to do something incredible on the cello, they cut to the winds!

[@MaQuGo119]

lol yes 😂

[@marthabenavides5441]

Sr. Ferrandez, este es el mas bello concierto de Dvorak que haya escuchado en mi vida! Que suerte tengo de hacerlo encontrado... Gracias!

[@juliekellogg5351]

This is amazing. And I love how polite the audience was, waiting for the break between movements to cough😄 And there was a lot of coughing.

[@withpianochannel]

Very beautiful sound!! So neat, expressive and powerful at the same time. Congrats Pablo!

[@felicitasramobeltran4816]

Muchas Muchas Gracias 😘 🙂

[@강재열-q8b]

Excellent sound. & Fantastic Cello player.

[@camilapulido2871]

Excelente pablo❤ soy tu super fan

[@shin-i-chikozima]

ドボルザークのセロの素晴らしい演奏は熱い夏の素晴らしい清涼剤。

[@philliplove9699]

What a superb performance! Must be one of the finest ever - I so enjoyed it. And thank you for your interviews with other great cellists.

[@helenstueber713]

Wow. The best.

[@Aa-nk8qb]

Una interpretación absolutamente exquisita. Lleno de energía pero con un gran control de los dinámicos y una gran claridad. Bravo!

[@juliafiller7657]

What a fantastic performance, Pablo! Regret I didn't see this video sooner.

[@lebu2006]

Brutal!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely AWESOMEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!

[@joang.g.6709]

Un orgullo para España

[@emilianochandia6]

Maravilloso Maestro Pablo Ferrandez. Usted es increíble, un ídolo sin duda. Ojalá llegue a conocerlo algún día😁. Saludos desde Chile!

[@joonsuh9422]

Pure Perfection!

[@josellorca4799]

This concert is hard to play and the cello interpreter must be a truly artist. Congratulations Mr. Ferrández. Pone Ud muy en alto a los españoles!

[@aldeplas]

Increíble!❤ Genial! Sublime!

[@felicitasramobeltran4816]

Una vez más MUCHAS GRACIAS 😘

[@annbassoon1]

Amazing performance!!! So brilliant and emotional. Bravo!!!!!

[@enriqueferrandez4024]

The greats performances,like the greats wines, Better and better, Every year....

[@gmcollazo1118]

Such a touching performance!

[@Luzelenapiano]

Cómo canta este hombre con su Cello! Una maravilla 👏👏👏😊

[@michaelcooper3633]

The music starts at 1:01

[@angelalorenzo]

That insane legato in 42:12 😱🤤

[@justtippinmytophat2u647]

Aye, that bow control

[@paoladeafcellist]

You are amazing .

[@petertimberlake6155]

THANK YOU french horn soloist for not taking a breath in the middle of the phrase @ 3:30

[@marie.983]

37:34 one of the most beautiful moments in music😭😭😭

[@echen1716]

Superb playing!

[@felicitasramobeltran4816]

GRACIAAAAAAÁAAS!!!!!!. 《EL MEJOR AMANECER DE MI VIDA)

[@andrewh273]

heard him playing in Vienna last night- the Shostakovich sonata in D Minor (op. 40) was AMAZING!

[@franciscosastron2966]

Esta música me emociona y me conmueve. No recuerdo haber oido algo tan intenso y tan bello. ¡¡¡Gracias!!!

[@angrysirok]

I needed to hear this tonight, it’s one of my most favorite pieces of music, and I have never heard it played with such passion! Thank you for making this everything I needed tonight! Thank you Sir!

[@aflahsyazani6714]

4:40 the solo cello what you guys looking for

[@franciscoluisdefaragopalou8494]

Como en todas tus interpretaciones, ésta hay que guardarla en el corazón

[@felicitasramobeltran4816]

No hay suficientes palabras......GENIAAAAAALllllllĺL!!!!!!!

[@iliagueorguieviliev5047]

Bravo Pablo!!!Parabéns pra Dvorac..........Maravilhosa apresentação!!!

[@felicitasramobeltran4816]

Sin PAZ y LIBERTAD NO HAY SALUD NI FELICIDAD..........

[@christopherhogan-np3xb]

Dirigent ist immer hinterher...as usual

[@trusstingod]

That vibrato is insane

[@MegaCarmenMoreno]

😍 amazing

[@salomeherreradiaz6633]

Bellísimo!!! . Es amor puro hecho música ❤❤

[@jeanli7983]

best performance ever...

[@claraartnow6645]

Pues no conocía a este gran violoncelista. Me gusta muchísimo! Tiene mucha personalidad, es muy musical y canta mucho des del corazón con su cello (y qué sonido!) :D Por cierto, gracias por tocar el Cant dels Ocells (como catalana es para mí un gran tesoro)

[@juliaserrano4705]

Que bien pabloooo que guayy magnifico

[@carlosapinto2770]

Excelente interpretación. Desde que vi tu primer vídeo supe que eras grande. Felicidades maestro

[@egonandresfigueroaelgueta4662]

Maravilloso vibrato linda interpretação abraço desde Brasil

[@nigelh9600]

La sonoridad oscura y profunda de este Guarneri es sublime y poderosamente conmovedor.

[@SpaceFamily]

Heard you just now at HK. Amazing performance!

[@martakletinitch155]

Fantástico !!! muchas gracias !!!

[@rosalira6489]

Grande Pablo!!!

[@hectorserna7950]

Whoa! This is now my favorite performance of this concerto. Stunning. Full of yearning and pain.

[@MsJAVIERFONT]

Bravooooooo!!!!!!!!

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

A wonderful performance. Every note felt deeply. Well done, Pablo!

[@sude2058]

Legen wait for it dary!!

[@felicitasramobeltran4816]

PAZ........SALUD ...... 🗽 LIBERTAD FELI CIDAD.......

[@remember9097]

that was good mate

[@carlosm.6348]

the whole section from 12:00 to 13:00 is the best I've ever heard. Better than Rostropovich, Yo Yo Ma, Maisky and the rest of them.

[@thatfreestyleguy]

But not better than Truls Mørk :)

[@danielenriquez1206]

Ok then go to his video to whine

[@cellokid5104]

You're so cool pablo

[@theogenerobitaille6006]

A wonderful performance! Bellisimo!

[@janlomozik2437]

Wow Wow Wow Wow

[@lidanysfilms]

Te amo pablo😭❤️

[@SusanRLin]

Bravo on a truly heartfelt and spirited performance of this great concerto, Pablo! I bought your album "Reflections" and I hope to see you onstage in San Francisco in the future.