Purcell: March / Haydn: Symphony No. 49 / Klaus Mäkelä / Oslo Philharmonic

[@henrithellier7684]

EMMENER Tout un Orchestre à une vélocité pareille demande un chef extra sportif....Bravo on ne s´ennuie pas !

[@shupingwang3392]

The musicians look at this conductor because he does not overdo anything. He leaves them space.

[@naumprihodyaschy8629]

That's what baroque music about

[@richardspatling3748]

wow ... eine ganz und gar wundervolle Aufführung von Klaus Mäkelä mit Oslo Philharmonic!!! Klaus Mäkelä ist ein Dirigent mit seiner besonderen Intuition! Er ist ein grandioser Motivator für die Musiker:innen. Ich habe selten gesehen, dass die Musiker:innen eines Orchesters so häufig zum Dirigenten schauen, ihn deutlich im Blick haben und sein Dirigat als "Prozesssteuerung" annehmen. Es macht mir Freude, diesen begabten und präzise dirigiertenden jungen Mann vor seinem Orchester zu sehen. Es entsteht eine feine Einheit zwischen Dirigenten und Orchestermusiker:innen. Herzlichen Dank für dieses Erlebnis!

[@HidingPlainSight]

Being of Norwegian descent, it's ❤excellent -just as i expected.

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

It is fascinating observing the conducting dynamics and sensitivity of young Mäkelä, he reflects the purity of emotions at work. The Oslo Philharmonic presented an absolutely remarkable performance. Musicians and conductors are well engaged accompanied by confidence and harmony. - Symphony Purcell - March & Haydn - Symphony No. 49 are soothing to listen, to see and feel. An amazing sound recording.

[@johannsebastianb4ss]

A Clockwork Orange! I had no idea where the opening song came from and performance of the Haydn's symphony was spectacular, every time I think young Mäkelä will go very far in his career.

[@J-Christopher-Kenny]

Cried with joy and amazement all the way through.

[@stevegardiner5471]

I am currently transcribing this symphony into braille, and have trawled through various recordings. This one is the freshest, and is the most energising. Bravi a tutti! I love the way Mäkelä stops conducting and lets the orchestra play. He also has a refreshingly innocent, almost childlike [but never childish] quality about him, which I find infectious. Yet there is much wisdom there.

[@raquelazocarescamilla2388]

Totalmente de acuerdo. Es un joven sabio, con sus genes llenos de música y su alma colmada de empatía y de entendimiento hacia las individualidades de todos los virtuosos miembros de su orquesta. ¡Aleluya!

[@jacoblemon310]

This is absolutely phenomenal; all of the performances from Makela and the Oslo Philharmonic are just spectacular. Thank for countless hours of pure enjoyment

[@Opoczynski]

Very thoughtful to open with Purcell's march. The Haydn is gem played with great sensitivity and understanding. Such dedicated playing is joy to watch.

[@hawkdied1]

Klaus is lit

[@vitonardi3892]

La Passione - Haydn 1:37 I. Adagio 9:20 II. Allegro di Molto 16:09 III. Minuetto e Trio 20:55 IV. Presto

[@HidingPlainSight]

Thank you❤

[@paulzaharia]

Merci beaucoup !

[@brucemakusanga819]

Merci beaucoup

[@richardwoloshen8893]

Wonderful! The Haydn leaps off the page and screen thanks to the virtuosity of all concerned (and Haydn’s genius, of course). Thank you, Klaus, for remembering to program Haydn! Bravo, maestro Mäkelä and the fabulous members of the Oslo Philharmonic!! 💕

[@dididmd007]

Great Haydn. Gorgeous orchestra and conductor. Bravo and thanks a lot .

[@TheMusician25]

Unbelievably underrated orchestra.. since discovering this channel to say that I have fallen in love would be an understatement. Thank you so much for your hard work! ❤

[@DDReed-y1i]

Absolutely wonderful orchestra.❤

[@vitonardi3892]

Orchestra e Direttore perfettamente affiatati ! Complimenti per l'esecuzione.

[@curtisgrindahl446]

I've said on another performance by the Oslo Philharmonic that players must love performing with Klaus conducting. It seems clear on this performance as well. Today I watched an eight minute video about his taking over as principal conductor for the Orchestra de Paris. The narrator said he'd performed once as guest conductor but when he was being considered for the new position the musicians voted UNANIMOUSLY to hire him. These musicians know when a conductor is a person who will bring out the best of their ensemble. I love everything he conducts... plain and simple.

[@mumtazm.8998]

Another magnificent one!! 🧡 Thank you so much, Oslo Philharmonic and conductor Klaus Mäkelä for this astounding performance! Oslo Phil always comes to remind us of the fact that music lives on no matter what! Thank you!

[@katherineparadis-chateaune8004]

Professionals !!! Wow....

[@raquelazocarescamilla2388]

Cómo sabe conducir este joven y empático Mäkelä. Un joven con la sabiduría de un grande. Gracias por compartir esta experiencia espiritual. Enhorabuenas y albricias para el director y sus músicos.

[@DDReed-y1i]

You can tell from the faces of the musicians that they enjoy playing with and for Maestro Makela.

[@guitarlover1370]

I didn't know Papa Haydn was behind the greatest opening to a Nintendo game ever, truly one of the greats

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

He wasn’t; the composer Joseph Haydn’s father Mathias (1699-1763) was a wheelwright and local magistrate who composed no music at all.

[@guitarlover1370]

@@elaineblackhurst1509 lol

[@rtorresj7038]

Precioso concierto, gracias por compartirlo y dejarnos gozar de esta estupenda orquesta y su soberbio director. Ojala pronto podamos escucharle en directo aquí en España!

[@fabiusgraco5296]

Oba! Que legal, mais um concerto magistral.

[@dielotosblume1205]

1:37 1st mov. 9:20 2nd mov. 16:09 3rd mov. 20:55 4th mov.

[@amarillo1525]

thanks

[@anthonyaveray1324]

Mäkelä magic

[@kinocopotato4533]

Another wonderful performance!

[@jeanclaudepelletier7449]

Superbe interprétation ❤

[@edwardnah6739]

What a fantastic playing by OP & Makela. This is outstanding and joyful play for Hyden.

[@kable321]

'HYDEN'?

[@edwardnah6739]

@@kable321 sorry, Haydn is right

[@jameschicken1008]

I'm struck my now Klaus puts a old short work like dowland and Purcell directly alongside slightly more familiar and modern works and composers like Haydn and Schumann

[@teodoramariscalhinojosa3309]

¡¡¡ Hermoso!!!, gracias por compartir y felicidades a la orquesta.

[@petercrosland5502]

A shame it didn't have an audience if you discount the 50K who have watched it...

[@asdrubalperez1507]

great orchestra+great conductor--perfection..!!

[@yerymilenaromeroorduz]

¡Qué buen adelanto de Navidad!

[@gaharunisaa5120]

Where's his (the conductor) glasses? . Thank you for digital concert, so beautiful

[@paulonascimento9403]

Beautiful!

[@juanmanuelvazquezmeza4596]

great as always, gracias

[@helenweeks4442]

Superb ❤

[@marymarimarie4017]

Bravo

[@roberthuber5589]

Bravissimo

[@mereyeslacalle]

Henry Purcell: March from "Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary" ; imposible no recordar la apertura de la naranja mecánica . Soberbia !!

[@jbpsful]

O que mais aproxima do divino.......

[@이성호-t3q]

참 좋습니다!

[@surkova_a]

🌹

[@AntonioCarlos-bu4uq]

Magnífico!!!!!

[@oscarduran2006]

Me encanta, es soberbio. Como me gustaría ver en vivo.

[@frankmusic6741]

Haydn Symphony 49 1:36

[@63Anul]

Haydn: 1:37

[@mehmetiksel3081]

To make me like Haydn is almost miraculous. But this has a dynamism beyond what I've heard.

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

There were 19 symphonies composed by Haydn between c.1765-1773 which might be termed his ‘sturm und drang’ period and which contain very specific features of the style which you have summed up as ‘…dynamism’. These features are more clearly seen in the minor key works, though the intensity is there also in the major key works. If you enjoyed ‘La passione’ then you might also like the following symphonies from this period (those marked ^ are in minor keys): 26^ 35 38 39^ 41 42 43 44^ 45^ 46 47 48 49^ 50 51 52^ 58 59 65 (Some might at a stretch add Symphonies 22 34^ and 64 to this list).

[@СветланаФадеева-ъ3ш]

wonder...spb

[@ДженароГатузо-е7л]

О Гайдн , Гайдн!

[@immatransl6439]

1:37

[@mysticmouse7261]

The march is too fast for a funeral cortege.