Maurice Andre Telemann Trumpet Concerto in D

"It takes a strong personality to make an impact with the trumpet," he told The New York Times in 1983. "You're like a matador in a bull ring. I see flutists and oboists go on the stage gingerly. If you do that with the trumpet you're finished. You have to go on as a winner."

[@jpft1971]

After take a brain tumor I loose, capacity, of see, during two weeks...this was the first thing I hear without see...I remember and still have tears everytime I hear....this was in 2008. Thank you Maurice ! 🌈❤️

[@lindapoulson2130]

Wonderful to read. Hope your news is still good...

[@tadeodewiesent1482]

¡Bendiciones! 🌷🌹🎶🎶🎶

[@giacomovallifuoco173]

Hope you are full health now

[@robertoilsanne83]

Che Dio ti protegga

[@georgianagheorghe8848]

I wish you a speedy recovery!

[@Sulkanator]

I will never forget the first time I heard this. I was driving in my car home from work back in 1999 listening to WCLV in Cleveland. This came on during rush hour. It was like the entire world stopped and all of my attention went straight to this music. I went on to purchase a CD and played it for my wife. She loved it. From that moment on it will always bring her to mind. I haven't played it for her in awhile. I think I will tonight over dinner.

[@NM-apache]

So awesome Frank! I play the Piccolo Trumpet albiet not as well as the Master above but I am getting a little better. I just need a better quality trumpet. Soon I hope :-)

[@magnusklahr8190]

What a great story!!❤️

[@57dogsbody]

The picc is a dog in the wrong hands, Maurice is just off the scale......SUCH BEAUTY.

[@stellarartist]

I did the same. 20 years earlier. See my play list. kzbin.info/aero/PLWC_UUHVuH01K2S-oYajbIycR_gScvQWz and the same happened in front of my dorm when I heard Michala Petri in 1981 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIumoZePa9Z8sKM&start_radio=1

[@susanellis7601]

Frank Sulka, you sound like one very special bloke - your wife is a lucky woman x

[@edbouwman1385]

I am still for 54 years a big fan from Maurice Andre. One of the greatest musician in the world. His performances are overwhelming beautiful. RIP dear Maurice.

[@user-kc7vy7eb1x]

Hallucinant!!! Au- delà de tout commentaire technique, musical, interprétation, qui démontre une perfection absolue, on ne dira jamais assez que c'est l'âme de Maurice qui s'exprime, sa bonté, sa proximité des gens. Cet immense artiste, le plus grand ,surpasse tout grâce à sa sensibilité si touchante sans affect,avec la plus grande simplicité. Maurice André, le plus grand à jamais.😂

[@etiennesourd3607]

Tout a fait d'accord. Quel artiste, et quelle âme! Mais un travail incroyable d'atteindre et d'entretenir une telle forme, pour les trompettistes qui savent ce qu'il en coute de maintenir un haut niveau. Il nous fait grandir a chaque écoute. J'ai eu la chance de le rencontrer une fois après un concert, et son sourire était contagieux.

[@andreagriseri7656]

I thank God who gave to the mankind Telemann , Bach etc. and the sweet, strong, patient Maurice André. I regret his loss!

[@GB-fo2ce]

i have listened to this a hundred times and it transforms me every time. Unbelievable play. How he sings with his trumpet. MA is still the greatest. What an inspiration!

[@Hotropotu]

Thank you Maurice André for this piece of heaven on earth... RIP

[@janineb309]

Oh oui découvert tard mais un immense Maestro . RIP Monsieur pour toujours dans le coeur

[@stradivarius1961]

@@janineb309 interpretazione e qualità del suono di elevatissimo livello

[@tappetovolanteviaggi8808]

What a man he should have been .... really a gift for the human being. Cheers from Italy!

[@kasajizo8963]

Don't thank Maurice André; it was composed by Telemann.

[@sunyounglee1809]

Such a beautiful music and performance…

[@stevenanker]

Telemann is so underrated. Especially if you factor in his influence to other composers

[@andreasfranz6937]

You're definetively right, but this piece of diamonds will help You to see the world in another colour!

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

Steven A. He is my FAVE.

[@varbalvarbal]

Bach, Handel

[@Krabadaque]

@@varbalvarbal Buxtehude, too! And what about Vivaldi?

[@kasajizo8963]

Don't forget Salieri. Although his music is no way near as great as his contemporaries', he taught some of the greatest composers.

Concerto in D for Trumpet, Strings & Continuo (TWV 51:D7), Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) 0:00 1. Adagio 2:35 2. Allegro 4:42 3. Grave (no trumpet) 7:17 4. Allegro

[@davidpichardo7141]

thank you!

[@TheNotopic]

Excuse me, do you know when was written this concert?

[@stellarartist]

Grave (no trumpet) - which is why he called it Grave ;-)

@@stellarartist You may be kidding. Because it has to do with speed and nothing to do with the instruments to be used. Grave is Italian and in music means something like slowly and seriously, solemnly.

[@applejuices]

@ It was a joke

[@heinopuetz2002]

Er war der Beste. Ich durfte ihn persönlich bei einem Konzert in Düsseldorf kennenlernen. Sein Autogramm hüte ich wie einen Schatz. RIP the best ever

[@arminweber1258]

Er war nicht nur an der Trompete der Beste, nein auch menschlich, so natürlich trotz seines Talentes. Habe ihn mehrmals persönlich sprechen dürfen, eine Ausnahme Persönlichkeit. So Menschen gibt oder gab es nur sehr sehr wenige. Leider.

[@anitataylor321]

I never want this piece to end but to go on and on soaring with those high notes. If this piece was the last music I heard I am sure it would transport me to mystical realms with a smile and a sigh of real pleasure.

[@eleonoreschenk5273]

Tut derSeeie gut danke Gott beschütze sie🙏

[@abuemma]

I was an orchestral trumpet player back in the late 70s and early 80s and still have many friends from that world. A little less than 10 years ago, one of those friends posted a social media update that said only "Gabriel just slid over to second chair". We all knew. So many hours listening to this man.

[@vivat_in_aeternum7721]

Impossible d'interpréter cette composition mieux que ne le fait Maurice André. C'est tout simplement parfait. Douceur, émotion, finesse, tout y est ! Merci Monsieur André

[@LeonardoManiscalco]

When I listen Maurice Andre in this Telemann's concert, I still think that trumpet is a different instrument than one we every day believe to play. Already the first note D - by oneself - has the power to zeroize everything, and to stand out like absolute artistic truth.

[@Harkz0r]

I can't believe as someone interested in brass music that I had never had the pleasure of listening to Maurice André before today. Based on what I have seen others say who met the man, he truly conveyed his heart through his playing. Without a doubt one of the best players I've ever heard. A shame I was born too young to have had the opportunity to listen to him in person, but at least there is always his legacy.

[@MrEvman51]

Telemann, one if the BEST composers who wrote amazing pieces for trumpet players

[@danielcarrau243]

IT was for oboes... Talent is due to M André The only one who could play this in piccolo trumpet ... flawless...

[@eriknystrom5839]

@@danielcarrau243 No this was written for trumpet, the baroque trumpet, no valves. Here is a recording with a modified baroque trumpet with vent-holes. Also note the tuning is lower, baroque tuning. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4HPY3-LppKpptk

[@citizens1184]

Thank God and man for modern recording techniques so that one's music never dies. Music is more than an international language; It unites. Andre will always be one of the best trumpeters of all time. Hard to top his achievements. Last but not least. Thanks to KZbin for bringing such an array of musicality together under one site and at no charge.

[@benwang6944]

I saw Mr. Andre at Alice Tully in the 80's, he was a music genius in disguise of a great big lovable bear. His playing was heavenly and so spirited!

[@marcelchicot7377]

j' ai acheté mon premier disque de maurice Andre suite à son passage télé radioscopie de jacques chancel en 1968 ou 1969 , la révélation le talent de maurice andré est inégalable , un plaisir

[@tonymasciotra4786]

Music is written coming from the heart, played with a music loving heart, and listened with our ears and music loving heart. Merci Maurice André.

[@martinbeaver2754]

I came across this by chance for the first time yesterday. What a wonderful piece of music. And I didn't realise that the trumpet could be played this way. Just superb.

[@zicosman1]

This sound !!!! my god !!!! simply cosmic. I am so envious or perhaps jealous. I don't know. Well done Maurice. What a grace. Unmatched to date.

[@danielgilley9841]

My favorite trumpet piece and an excellent performance. Bravo!

[@simonemasetti3140]

Grandissimo brano, ripreso da De André nella Canzone dell'Amore Perduto

[@massimilianocacia6765]

Che però non ha dichiarato di aver preso questo brano da Telemann..di fatto ha fatto un plagio

[@rhino159]

Such talent and beautiful music breaks my heart to listen yet I can’t turn away,

[@francinesicard464]

DIVINE et inégalable interprétation de ce merveilleux concerto. Merci Maurice André de nous transporter si haut.

[@MalisandreFeline]

Mais si comment fait -il pour traduire tellement de sentiment de poésie de profondeur d'émotion avec son seul souffle!...Dans cette oeuvre là personne n'a atteint une émotion aussi bouleversante que Maurice André.Cette trompette n'est pas du cuivre!C'est de l'or!!!!!

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

Maurice played this better than anyone in history , or in future history.

[@fabiocorreadasilva7496]

My favority music!!! God bless the trumpeters.

[@brassberg4807]

This is my favorite piece, by my favorite player. I saw him play it live once in SF...1980?? Awesome, every note.

[@eggbert123123123]

Music is so primal...it reaches directly into the depths of existence

[@57dogsbody]

Sublime. 2.04-2.31 kills me every time.

[@jean-philippelambert4699]

Très beau concerto pour trompette et orchestre de G. P. Telemann et interprétation magnifique de Maurice André !

[@MrDCB1234]

Best picc player! His tone is simply amazing!

[@Linchetto68]

Un Concerto di una bellezza struggente,eseguito dal più grande trombettista dei nostri tempi.

[@jomael3]

Claudio: I believe you are a hundred percent al right. I could not agree more with you point.

[@ermetefulcanelli3499]

concordo

[@giusepperossigno6154]

Maurice André il numero uno di tutti i tempi grazie 🙌

[@aimeeassemaine6228]

C est ce qu' on appelle de la musique la vraie celle qui vous transporte dans un autre monde !!!!!!

[@hudsonbailey674]

Merci, Maurice, you keep Telemann alive with the muses. Magnifico!

[@NM-apache]

I watch this video at least twice a week and play the piccolo trumpet as well. I only wish I could be 5% as good as Maurice Andre!

[@NM-apache]

Thank you whoever you are for that thumbs up. Very much appreciate that :-)

[@michelmathieu8467]

Chaque que j'écoute ce concerto joué par Maurice André, j'ai envie de pleurer tellement c'est beau.

[@POUILLONLANDES]

Quelle merveille, le 1er mouvement est sublime Merci pour ce cadeau. On ne t'oubliera jamais.

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

A trumpeter for the church played this at my wedding 1985.

[@thomaslechner1622]

Was he also using a piccolo?

[@magictrumpet48]

Je n'ai pas de mots assez intenses pour exprimer ce que je ressens lorsque j'écoute Maurice André ! Quel talent !

Une merveille d'homme ayant commencé à travailler à 14 ans dans les mines d'Alès puis ayant trouvé sa vocation dans la musique, grâce à son père. Il a enseigné, brillé dans les concerts, sans jamais renier ses origines. Quelle fantastique trajectoire, fière de partager ses origines cévenoles!

[@clement_bsx]

Cette musique est juste magnifique ! 😢 RIP Maurice andré 🙏

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

Thank God YT lets us hear this even though the master has passed.

[@momeara7482]

Fabrizio De André put some very beautiful words to the theme of the Adagio, in his 'La Canzona dell'amore perduto'.

[@nessuno1948]

Vero: impossibile scindere parole e musica, dopo aver ascoltato la canzone. Indimenticabile.

[@Artariastein]

Das Maß aller Dinge bei diesem Konzert ist immer noch Maurice André! Unglaublich schön! Ewig gültig und wahr!

[@TeleBachHand]

your heart just gets 'stirred up' by it....so sublime, so penetrating to our souls.....so warming to our spirits...

[@TeleBachHand]

I just can't help it...I keep coming back to this indescribable music, so unique, heaven sent......*TO THE WORLD AT LARGE.....AWAKEN TO BEAUTIFUL MUSIC>>>>>NOW!.........jn

[@edigabrieli7864]

On my way to work that fateful day as usual was listening to 105.9 FM Radio in N.Y.C. (The only Classical station left) when I heard the breaking news of Maurice death hours early, indeed a day of mourning.

[@maryletzkus6157]

Gorgeous, used at our daughter's wedding....

[@Krabadaque]

May it have brought happiness to everybody!

[@tsmar9939]

Not for wedding parties

[@dianarosenblatt8639]

absolutely beautiful

[@marcocito]

Que de la beauté! Merci noble André!

[@pergolana]

One of the most beautiful melodies I've heard

[@geonmzahsan6640]

Tremendous performance

[@Danny45635]

2:01- the end of the first movement is so beautiful.

Telemann had a great sense for beautiful melodies.

[@salvatorecocco6919]

Ïninni rosso

[@-johnny-deep-]

It never fails to bring tears to my eyes and an ache to my throat.

[@jean-pierrecaron4126]

C'est par la trompette que Maurice André nous dévoile son âme. Merci, maestro !

[@Artariastein]

Das ist so schön. Ewig gültig und wahr.

[@LordBrillo]

"Merci beaucoup, and may You rest in eternal peace" to the trumpeteer of trumpeteers.

[@andreasfranz6937]

what a music from the almost everytime underestimated composer. And played by the famous Maurice Andre. I'm almost like to do like my before poster did, drop down tears not only because of the Adagio but much more of the whole composition

[@fionaeller7809]

Mir ĺaufen die Tränen bei dieser so göttlich wirkenden Musike

[@samuelpython8325]

Quelle pureté un legato impressionnant la plus belle version que j’ai entendu

[@4381Junior]

My father bought the LP around 1976. We enjoyed it so much. Takes me back to my teenage. Thanks for uploading.

[@pabloquevedo2325]

Hermosa y mágica, no hay palabras para describir esta omnipresente música, G. p. Telemann y al solista sr. Maurice André.

[@riccardogut228]

Una tenerezza struggente, una passione che la tromba scopre via via più assoluta, mentre gli archi accarezzano, ammorbidiscono le note acute della tromba.Telemann divino.Andre' bravissimo

[@Jeff-vm7bm]

It is in my mind no doubt that maurice now plays among the angels in heaven . His music just makes you feel like that way . Just absolute beauty grace and musicality. Rip maurice . I will always look up to you as my greatest musical inspiration.

[@arvennebruno5574]

merci maurice tu as bercé ma jeunesse par ton jeu exceptionnel

[@khman1983]

Probably considered one of the foremost pieces of Baroque music for trumpet. One of the most interesting quotes from Maurice Andre was about American trumpet players obsessed with the high range. He said it will come naturally if you practice correctly. He also stated he used butter on his lips every day when he took a shower, keeping butter in the shower which he claimed helped keep his lips smooth.

[@fabiomarchese8608]

Telemann, a giant!!!

[@albanvic]

Maurice André a man on his own...wonderful.

[@angelosilva4051]

Il suono di questa meravigliosa tromba sembra che venga dall'alto dei cieli,Maurice André fenomenale Telemañn immenso genio.

[@FEDELINE67]

The best !!! Merci Maurice.

[@merlodino1]

Questo è il migliore che ho sentito finora , intonato , bel suono, a tempo perfetto , si sente il "senso" del pezzo, che dire veramente grande.

[@soogoonu]

+Dino Merlo io ci metterei sopra anche un cantato, magari in italiano, diciamo una canzone che parla d'amore - secondo me verrebbe una bella ballata di successo...

[@bolso66]

senza citarlo

[@lucamariotagliagambe9926]

I mediocri imitano, i geni copiano (Pablo Picasso)

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

I had this played at my wedding in 1985.

[@nateblack972]

One of my favorite concertos!! Played perfectly 👌

[@noran7809]

The Idol of my youth... After more than 40 years I cry when I listen to it ...

[@johanhollebeek1384]

Maurice Andres spiel grenzt ans unwahrscheinliche...der allergrosste trompeter der auf der erde rundgelaufen hast..

[@johanhollebeek1384]

I

[@anitataylor321]

A beautiful piece of music which transports me to an almost reached spiritual place. High above the earth in the mountains or on a cliff overlooking the sea.

[@gabrileGaborou]

Beautiful! Fantastic!!! Man, wow!! Telemann not little guy,. What can he make with the trumpet. And yes Maurice Andre does the job like a winner. Yes, he doeeees.

[@thomasgerlach88]

Es ist wohl die beste Aufnahme, die von diesem Trompetenkonzert jemals gemacht wurde.

[@tasanaholan2263]

Lovely. Maurice Andre is a class act.

[@parthoroy9141]

Bravo Mr. Andre! You can always Telemann who's got talent

[@otaviodemelo648]

This music brings to my memory so many fond moments of the time I spent in New York back from 1992 to 1993, great moments...

[@fredericpaya7158]

Monsieur Maurice André que votre musique est belle intemporelle, vous étiez et vous resterais pour toujours un des meilleur musicien vous jouet pour dieu maintenant reposé en paix .

[@elioacquaviva4533]

Fabrizio De Andrè, an italian singer, took the beginning of the 1st movement (and a fragment of the conclusion of the same) to write "La canzone del'amore perduto", a moving, splendid song. Listen it!

[@sheldonbazinga3985]

Ce qui me plaît chez les musiciens de l'époque de Maurice André (années 60 à 80) c'est qu'ils prenaient le temps de jouer, qu'ils respiraient et qu'ils ne confondaient jamais vitesse et précipitation...Malheureusement pour nous, nous avons eu droit après tous ces gens de coeur et de sincérité à une bande de musicologues aigris qui ont su rendre à toute cette musique si sincère et directe une froideur de musée, une morgue de mauvais aloi en cherchant, selon eux à la rendre plus vraie et plus vivante...Mais quel besoin ont-ils eux de faire tout cela?...Alors certes, ils ont exhumé des tonnes de partitions qui dormaient et n'avaient jamais été jouées, mais, avec quelle maladresse ils nous les ont régurgité. Le paradoxe ultime étant qu'ils reprochaient à des Maurice André de jouer avec un gros manque de goût...Avec 60 ans de recul, qui avait raison? Qui n'a pas écouté en concert un orchestre baroque/loufoque avec trois instruments de mendiants, des crécelles et une poignée de violons qui grincent ne peut qu'attraper le fou-rire (ou la gerbe) et regretter le temps des Maurice André sur instruments modernes ou la musique des grands anciens pouvait enfin s'exprimer comme elle aurait toujours dû le faire...Mais peut-être ont-ils fait tout cela car ils savaient que jamais ils n'arriveraient à se hisser à la hauteur de pareils géants...

[@magictrumpet48]

Magic Trumpet Channel (Stéphane PISO, trompettiste sur You Tube) : "Quelle classe ! Chaque fois que j'entends Maurice André jouer de la trompette, mon âme se remplit de la générosité que Maurice donnait systématiquement lorsqu'il jouait ! Je n'aurais probablement pas appris à jouer moi même de la trompette si je n'avais pas un jour écouté Maurice André en jouer. Merci Maurice pour m'avoir, le jour ou nous nous sommes rencontrés, donné tous ces encouragements à continuer à jouer de la trompette !" "Wonderful ! Each time i hear Maurice André playing trumpet, my soul is full of his generosity. Thanks to Maurice to have given to me the encouragements to continue to play trumpet !"

[@marcocito]

+Magic Trumpet Vous avez raison! Un de nos plus grands trompettistes de notre siècle. Quel bonheur de l'écouter!

[@magictrumpet48]

Bonjour Marcel ! Maurice André était, en effet, un trompettiste exceptionnel ! Je ne joue pas aussi bien que lui, loin s'en faut, mais je vous invite à m'écouter jouer quand même des extraits à la trompette. Il suffit de taper Stéphane PISO sur KZbin. Ecoutez et, si vous aimez, faites partager à d'autres personnes de votre entourage. Maurice nous à montré à tous la voie à suivre et, encore aujourd'hui, lorsque je l'écoute mon cœur vibre ! Bien à vous !

[@marcocito]

Merci! C'est avec plaisir que je vais t'écouter. Je te reviens par la suite!

[@FEDELINE67]

Maurice André a cette sonorité "inimitable" parce qu'il avait un gros coeur. J'ai également eu la chance de le rencontrer. Il savait se mettre à la hauteur de ceux qui le côtoyaient. Sans Maurice André, j'aurais sans doute arrêter la trompette. Mon seul regret fut de ne pas avoir eu le temps de lui offrir le concerto écrit pour lui.

[@leonardovincenzomanna9267]

Dire sublime forse è anche sminutivo.Grazie maestro per quello che ci ha lasciato.

[@roswitabantel1720]

welch wunderschöne musik

[@johnbattles9469]

I could never toot my Cornet or Trumpet like this. Wow!

[@chretienspersecutes5187]

le plus grand trompettiste du xx ieme siecle Monsieur Maurice André

[@pao7090]

Même de tous les temps

[@BuckshotLaFunke1]

Yes, true, apart from Armstrong and Miles Davis...

[@chantalbeckmann8022]

@@BuckshotLaFunke1not the same repertoire !

[@BuckshotLaFunke1]

@@chantalbeckmann8022 Of course, Madame.

[@carlosalbertonunesdeazeved585]

Maurice André, o único no mundo fabuloso..

[@bluehorn50]

The Best. Period. He speaks to your heart.

[@francinesicard464]

And your soul

[@bluehorn50]

@@francinesicard464 yes

[@yakovnewman5234]

I thrill to hear Andre play this favorite of mine!

[@mhenrikse]

the ending is so beautiful and unrushed. Only one Maurice Andre.

[@jeanpierreErbs]

Quelle merveille je pourrais presque croire en DIEU...

[@thierrymaleplate738]

Vous y croyez lorsque vous aimez cette musique!

[@christinechambeyron6146]

J’adore! Je suis emportée par ce souffle inégalable 🤩

[@carlovasoli9737]

Sapevo che De Andre usava basi classiche per le sue composizioni, ma questa è stat è stata una scoperta: ricordi sbocciava le rose---

[@mikisforever]

ça déchire mon coeur!! Avec une telle musique on n `a pas besoin d `un paradis incertain.

[@patricknataf5267]

Un grand trompettiste et un artiste qui était méritant et discret.

[@georgianagheorghe8848]

The beginning simply touches the depths of my soul 😭. The entire piece is amazing. Thanks for sharing!