Philharmonix - Don't Stop Me Now (Director's Cut)

Philharmonix, a seven-member ensemble made up of musicians from the Berlin and Vienna Philharmonics, will be going on a world tour in 2019 with the new album "Vienna Berlin Music Club Vol. 2". Listen now: uma.lnk.to/ViennaBerlinMusicC.... Its trademark is an ability to breathe fresh life into great musical history with ingenious arrangements and new compositions that are spiced in masterly fashion with jazz, folk, pop and other elements. And this all ranges from classical music and jazz to rock, from Ludwig van Beethoven and Henri Mancini to Queen. The accompanying studio album of the “Vienna Berlin Music Club”, as the ensemble is also known, will be released by Deutsche Grammophon in the coming year as Volume 2.
Featuring
- Noah Bendix-Balgley, violin (1st concertmaster Berlin Philharmonic)
- Sebastian Gürtler, violin (former concertmaster Wiener Volksoper)
- Thilo Fechner, viola (Vienna Philharmonic)
- Stephan Koncz, cello (Berlin Philharmonic)
- Ödön Rácz, bass (principal, Vienna Philharmonic)
- Daniel Ottensamer, clarinet (principal, Vienna Philharmonic)
- Christoph Traxler, piano
Homepage: philharmonix.cc
Facebook: / philharmonix.cc
Philharmonix, das siebenköpfige Ensemble aus Mitgliedern der Berliner und Wiener Philharmoniker, legt ihr neues Album ""Vienna Berlin Music Club Vol. 2"" vor. Hier zum Album: uma.lnk.to/ViennaBerlinMusicC.... Ihr Markenzeichen: durch raffinierte Arrangements sowie Eigenkompositionen, die mit Jazz-, Folk-, Pop- und anderen Elementen meisterlich gewürzt sind, der großen musikalischen Vergangenheit ein zweites, neues Leben einzuhauchen. Und das von Klassik über Jazz bis zu Rock, von Ludwig van Beethoven über Henri Mancini bis zu Queen. Das dazugehörige Studioalbum des „Vienna Berlin Music Club“, so der Zweitname des Ensembles, erscheint nun als Volume 2 bei der Deutschen Grammophon.
Featuring
- Noah Bendix-Balgley, violin (1st concertmaster Berlin Philharmonic)
- Sebastian Gürtler, violin (former concertmaster Wiener Volksoper)
- Thilo Fechner, viola (Vienna Philharmonic)
- Stephan Koncz, cello (Berlin Philharmonic)
- Ödön Rácz, bass (principal, Vienna Philharmonic)
- Daniel Ottensamer, clarinet (principal, Vienna Philharmonic)
- Christoph Traxler, piano
Homepage: philharmonix.cc
Facebook: / philharmonix.cc
Music video by Philharmonix performing Don't Stop Me Now (Director's Cut). © 2020 Universal Music GmbH, Austria
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Amazing!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@sikakukei]

単純にカッコいい So cool!

[@alariclopezdeleon7524]

Watched them two years ago in Taiwan. Wonderful and entertaining. An experience worth remembering.

[@davidmaslow399]

Love this!

[@clarinetchamber7158]

I like how Daniel Ottensamer is not so arrogant and self-loving like his Brother....

[@piotrdec_official1711]

Absolutely amazing! - That's what professionalism is all about!!! Congratulations!

[@OreaCoppey]

Amazing

[@TheN90302]

bravo!!

[@お蝶夫人163]

It's sooooooo cool !! 😉👍️

[@alsenwulf]

Super 😌 😍

[@Balestrieri-jg5sz]

Fantastic stuff! Crazy arrangement...

[@maggievillacis5929]

Very Beautiful! Congratulations!

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¡¡¡¡¡¡FANTÁSTICO!!!!!! ¡¡¡ÁNIMO!!!!

[@akimemo333]

I was so thrilled❤️😆🎶

[@miklosfodor2594]

Profi.Sehr schön.😊

[@susanndemourapinto2505]

Wundervoll. Energie die direkt ins Herz geht und von dort alles verändert. 🙏

[@WCNKOREA]

wow! this is so amazing :) hopefully hear this one in Korea this year!

[@katharinasteiner4526]

Herzerfrischend !

[@davidmaslow399]

Such musical Beauty!

[@anantdravid3449]

Like

[@jdgsjdgs378]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5TdoWybmtWNmNU Quinteto!!

[@alinehomzy9464]

Who arranged this? Without an arranger these musicians wouldn’t have this to play.

[@thatgerm6117]

Sebastian Gürtler, who plays second violin here, and their cellist Stephan Koncz arrange most of the things they play☺️

[@alinehomzy9464]

@@thatgerm6117 it seems rather that they have stolen other peoples’ arrangements and called them their own :(

[@thatgerm6117]

@@alinehomzy9464 it’s easy to seem that way, but i think it helps if you think of it like this: you want to play Canon in D, but you only have a piano and violin, instead of the original ensemble group. How do you choose what the Piano/violin plays? They definitely can’t play everything 4 violins., a cello, and a basso continuo does. Therefore, in the process of rearranging, you have to think about how the instruments you have are blending with each other, and choosing elements of the original canon in D that you think are important, to make your own arrangement. Since everybody’s perception of what the “key elements” of Canon in D is different, the act of arranging music for your ensemble itself is already a creative process. I hope that helps!😊

[@alinehomzy9464]

@@thatgerm6117 I would urge you to do some research and you will discover that these are direct ripoffs of other peoples’ arrangements. This particular one, I am not sure but look at the “Swing on Beethoven” and tell me that it isn’t a direct theft of John Kirby’s version, arranged by Charlie Shavers.

[@Kaoson73]

What City ?