Schostakowitsch: 1. Cellokonzert ∙ Johannes Moser ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Stanisław Skrowaczewski

[@Juliano_Jones]

2:05 my man out here playing the cello so hard it caused a magnitude 7.0 earthquake

[@vjcello277]

28:43

[@Juliano_Jones]

The second wave

[@mateoronderos6107]

Moser's a fucking beast I love him so much

[@xichang5092]

Mateo Ronderos I love him too lol

[@nonosquare1066]

right he is so cool, my youth orchestra got the privilege to play with him a few years ago

[@michaelschwartz2701]

One of the most astute bits of music criticism since Shaw.

[@mateoronderos6107]

29:28 moser's final form

[@keithyeung9097]

Magnaficent! This is the Shostakovich style. Great facial expression and high level of technique.

[@thefyzisist]

True

[@nandoflorestan]

"""Great facial expression""" What is this, an MTV videoclip? Don't people understand that music is the art of sound?

[@keithyeung9097]

@@nandoflorestan not really Both sound and visual are important

[@jakubstruzynski8124]

I. Allegretto 0:42 II. Moderato 7:15 III. Cadenza 19:48 IV. Allegro con moto 25:25

[@itsclaireity]

Wow. Incredible. This is definitely now my favourite performance of the Shostakovich cello concerto

[@Ferrichrome]

Same!

[@Kapsek1]

After listening to probably all of performances available on youtube I still prefer Maisky's one

[@llll8386]

@@Kapsek1 me too

[@jestemqiqi7647]

The orchestra seems a bit underrehearsed here, but Moser is fantastic.

[@Justawoodsawyer]

Marathon Concerto

[@SERCOM1000]

Interesting way he played. Good Performance. I am surprised that he hadnt sawn his cello in half by the end!.

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

'Cellist Moser is quite a showman! I don't know if he's indicating how hard he's working here, or how much fun he's having; in any case he gave a gorgeous performance of this great concerto, bringing out all the energy, drama, wit and pathos in the score. Even though he might have gotten a little "messy" in the finale, I've never enjoyed the concerto more than I did here. And conductor Skrowaczewski and the FRSO are of course great also!

[@mateoronderos6107]

I think in that case, it's a bit of both, more leaning to him enjoying himself. I saw him do the same when I worked with him.

[@panossolo909]

GREAT!! ARE WE SURE THE CELLO IS STILL IN ONE PIECE? Thanks Shosto! Thx Moser!

[@rupinnagireddy5719]

I got to play contrabassoon on this concerto for a youth orchestra, holy cow that first movement is SO MUCH FUN.

[@xichang5092]

His technique is sublime.. he is a prodigy!!

[@claudiaochoacruz]

What a great performance!! 🎶❣️🎶 Bravissimo!! 👏 Absolutely beautiful! 👏👏

[@MrRGCguitarguy]

I saw Johannes over the summer. Amazing concert, and I have been obsessed with his playing ever since

[@user-od9jt9eh6n]

man, that is some intense playing

[@sowadely3041]

Moser plays with such passion!! Really amazing to listen to!!!

[@Cellooboy]

What a great orchestra and what an amazing cellist!

[@lazarkaminsky]

Cellooboy the orchestra played very poorly. The French horn and winds clearly didn’t practice

[@julianmorales6738]

I loved this concert, and Moser is a great chelist.

[@4nkur5ahamusic]

Cellist*

[@vearthy2]

HEADBANGING HARD 29:30

[@nickdavis965]

29:30

[@O7DodgeCaliber]

29:38 oh my 😂😂😂

[@nonosquare1066]

he is having fun hahahah

[@thechiensters]

29:13 bow hand. just wow

[@JamieBeardslee]

maybe his thumb gets too fatigued?

[@Violedegambe]

No it's a kind of "tradition". Rostropovitch did that too at this end of the concerto with the octaves and then all cellists started to do this too.

[@mizaelparedesvielma8221]

obviously it was intentional, in fact Rostropovich also did it in that same excerpt :)

[@pia7057]

Matteo hi

[@johannsebastianbach1649]

Damn how did I never think of left-hand​ pluck?

[@jorgecampos5693]

Pasan los años, y esta grabación de 2013 es la mejor versión de este concierto (perdón, Gautier Capucon...), con un Johannes Moser insuperable, Stanislaw Skrowaczewski electrizante y un magnífico Samuel Seidenberg en corno solista. Una grabación para ver una y otra vez, y otra vez, encontrando siempre algo nuevo.

[@IvanGreindl]

Une interprétation vraiment *brillante* ! Un superbe virtuose.

[@floflo4967]

Oh look, Shostakovich is playing second violin!

[@andrewkim9214]

lol

[@BritinIsrael]

If he changed his specs for black Communist issue he'd be a "dead ringer" for a young Shos!! lol

[@pablojuanlinaresrodriguezc5314]

OMG is true my friend

[@girlwithoutpearlearring]

Yey, he's alive 😄

[@Thekymism]

@kakicheka Kuhn k

[@user-kb3zl1wt9b]

Исполнение великолепное! Благодарю Дмитрия Дмитриевича и немецкий оркестр!

[@wosslert]

What a concerto , so good.

[@4nkur5ahamusic]

True

[@Plushenko520]

it's AMAZING!!

[@renatafreitas233]

Que performance incrível! Bravo👏👏👏! Esse concerto é super emocionate👏👏👏!!

[@sowadely3041]

ok I think I'm in love...!

[@richardandaya3932]

Incredible intensity! Thank you Johannes!

[@christinechabot5553]

Wonderful !!!

[@ondrom1685]

fenomenal !!

[@315borodin]

Bravissimo!!!!!

[@0boecase362]

People probably usually look at the soloist and say like "wow they are really good!" But probably don't look at the orchestra parts, such as the horn or the oboe...People have to look at the people who are in the background...The wind and horn section is probably shredding just for the soloist to get probably all the recognition. The solo is probably the top hardest but just realize that there are others who are playing too. The orchestra is a body in which all parts function and do things. Nice cello solo by the way! I don't want to come across being rude.

[@SuperAsalvador]

I. Allegretto 00:42 II. Moderato 07:15 III. Cadenza 19:48 IV. Allegro con moto 25:25

[@idkwhattocallmyself3379]

Shostakovich just wont stop quoting himself will he

[@dr.subtilis8737]

that's why we call him Shostaquotich here in Soviet Russia

[@assisviola3526]

Imbatível, incrível!!!

[@slateflash]

the orchestra malfunctioned near the end. pity

[@maratom34]

BS

[@Ferrichrome]

Haha, it's a common malfunction spot.

[@awakenedbahamut2574]

Really?

[@linlinlovemmusic]

Superb

[@iglinako8966]

wow...amazing...

[@vanessaangan]

increible!!!!

[@delitaly]

24:01 Rostropovich?

[@pablojuanlinaresrodriguezc5314]

lon viroom lol

[@sliceds]

Hahahaha damn it really looks like he came back to listen to this performance

[@t123456789qwer]

6:48 Moser clapping bow with the violinist to celebrate end of first movement

[@ClarinetEnthusiast]

Too many individuals are criticizing either the cellist or the orchestral members. It’s not their fault. The conductor was clearly not prepared and had his eyes buried into the score, thereby not communicating properly with the orchestra and the soloist. The orchestra is clearly annoyed with how the performance went especially at the very end, but you could tell nobody was too pleased with the conductor.

[@leondaniels1660]

Love your PERFORMANCE better than the king Rostropovich

[@cjames0723]

Best performance since Schiff

[@user-rl4xm1fy9p]

Very nice and virtuosly interpretation

[@Sonia87V]

Moser is brilliant

[@0704271]

Wild!

[@moritzvitt4351]

Gautier capucon plays the horn

[@Justawoodsawyer]

😂😂

[@user-hp6wl5er1k]

Genial

[@user-kb3zl1wt9b]

Музыка на грани БЕЗУМИЯ!

[@tripzz3013]

That head bop at 2:07 tho

[@davidhurtado2725]

The creation of Heavy Metal didn't come with Black Sabbath. It did with Shostakovich

[@ZaddyGohan]

Best ending ever

[@rizitunes]

that trill!! my gosh

[@matteocolombo2087]

20:48 Ah yes time to resaw my cello

[@laurenkim4829]

his head shaking tho...😂

[@da96103]

+Lauren Kim Lol, he does his vibrato with his head.

[@nickdavis965]

26:31 God that part looks like hell

[@nickdavis965]

@@jackgallahan9669 The fact that slava fucking learned this within a week....holy shit.... it was "too easy" for him...

[@kevinmelendez1460]

@@nickdavis965 4 days to be exact

[@lucaslopessouza4266]

👏👏

[@dothgaerwenoakblossom15]

29:15 his bow technique though!

[@Mariska9943]

What was the problem with the flowers at the end??

[@user-rl4xm1fy9p]

4:20 ; it must be very massive, not hopping

[@celloplaysmusic7330]

3:14 You were looking for

[@squishy_nendo]

His bow-hold at the end -- is he just holding it in his closed fist? Surely not!

[@pia7057]

engloutie yes, he is holding it in his closed fist, many people do it like that at the end of this concerto!

[@benmeitzen4184]

Overall this is a brilliant performance, but personally I like a slower and stronger cadenza rather then such a fast, staccato one.

[@eliselang]

4:53 French horn, he became all red... poor him!😅

[@cellodl]

one of the most difficult horn solo...

[@eliselang]

cellodl I know, he miss some notes and seems not happy of his performance at the end.

[@Danje1-MX5]

He interpreted 27:27 also quite funnily 😂😅

[@Danje1-MX5]

4:50 poor french horn 😉😅 and what is he doing at 27:27? 😅 I normally love the hr orchestra but poor soloist, he is giving his best and the orchestra is lacking a lot.

[@serendrixsan9191]

Conductors fault.

[@serendrixsan9191]

If the conductor would lead them well and show them if theyre dragging or anything it would work better. Ist hard to hear the soloist from so far away anf facing the other direction. But the conductor is just in his score and doesnt even try to have contact with the musicians

[@TheDiamond1987]

Seems like author idea.

[@ClarinetEnthusiast]

Bad conductor. At 27:40 the conductor is doing absolutely no communication with the musicians, his eyes are just buried into the score. His cues are also not in time with the soloist. The conductor clearly did not prepare himself properly and I believe that’s why I haven’t seen him again with this orchestra.

[@ufocontacy7306]

finale?

[@JoeBarnicles]

damn

[@nicolasferri304]

su cuarto movimiento parece heavy metal

[@afjkarey5366]

calm down cowboy

[@darioorabonacellist9860]

Altri tre minuti così e avrebbe spezzato l'archetto...

[@marioroveda5481]

sì, assurdo ahahah, spaziale

[@delitaly]

high pride

[@gnadhy2613]

19:48

[@DEVILPUTIN]

Ab II Satz von Herrn Moser würde Maestro wiederbelebt ...

[@agitatoquartett3995]

Yess,am Ende purer herrlicher Thrash, da ist Slayer nichts dazu!! Wer´s kennt1

[@cristilucaciu2772]

Unfortunately cadenza is so out if everything, from phrasing to tempi and lacks of vigour.

[@felixjugelt3593]

00 35

[@koljas66]

surely better than his Schumann....but listen to Maisky with Schostakowitsch... it`s another passion and understanding for this sheet of music!

[@indaco87]

Peccato per la conclusione...

[@kermperm5277]

Wonder how often his bow needs rehaired...

[@CarlosGarcia-wt8do]

Orquesta y solista,virtuosos.La obra es espantosa,imposible escucharla.Aspera,disonante,discordante dislocada.El violonchelo es inadecuado para este tipo de "catástrofes acústicas"....

[@notaire2]

Der Ton des Solocellos klingt so spannend und erregend, daß die Töne des üblich ausgezeichneten Orchesters zweitklassig klingen.

[@wh9462]

Es klang zweitklassig offensichtlich nur wegen der unzureichenden Probenzeit.

[@shnimmuc]

A real B composer.

[@paolocecchini9680]

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[@madinakukenova5032]

😊

[@kimukimu1234]

最後の方、けっこうズレずれだったねえ。

[@gabebabe1]

What's all the headshaking bullshit Moser? Your performance was excellent - those flourishes are superfluous and bloody irritating- like Lang Lang who has become a parody of himself. And someone tell the 1st French Horn that I heard his wrong note and other fumbles. Fricken French Horn players.

[@TheMacboy1344]

Welches schreckliches Orchester...

[@henningpetzschke9524]

the way none of the other people in the orchestra are looking at him and also the way hes "acting" ... lmao u can just tell he's probably an insufferable person

[@people_culture]

He don’t understand how to play shostakovich

[@mateoronderos6107]

Культура людей actually, he studied with a student of Rostropovich and follows nearly everything that he played since it was commissioned for and interpreted by Rostropovich, and I believe the interpreting of it was partially guided by Shostakovich himself.

[@nickdavis965]

I highly disagree with you. He completely encapsulates the feeling of sheer utter anxiety. Its agitated and it aint pretty. Yes it can be massive and heavy but it needs to be nagging and overall a shitty feeling.

[@Anna-il3yc]

I am Sure you know Well. Please let us know, how to play it!

[@vearthy2]

I. Allegretto 0:42 II. Moderato 7:15 III. Cadenza 19:48 IV. Allegro con moto 25:25