Stage@Seven: Beethoven: Violin Concerto - Christian Tetzlaff / Andrés Orozco-Estrada

[@user-kk5qe9fj2l]

I think this is my new favorite interpretation. It's just amazing how careful he is with every single note. It sounds like he has a very strong vision about how it should sound and that he manages to play every single little note exactly how he want's it to be. He is also very good at tactfully flexing his violin, showing off how how responsive it is and that it can project these extremely delicate little notes while having a warm, deep and powerful sound.

[@user-qm7qd1ri9u]

Absolutely agree!! Fantastic violinist. He holds his instrument like a child, but also can express deepest passionate feelings like those to woman who one loves with all the strength of his heart and soul.

[@JimmieOC]

I certainly didn't miss the constant coughing and other spontaneous noises coming out of the audience. But normally for me, it's that moment when the audience erupts into applause and ovation when every hair on my body is standing at rigid attention, and those goosebumps reflect what I feel the soloist must be experiencing at that moment. It's a shame such a wonderful performance was put on, and no one was there to witness it. Mr. Tetzlaff deserved a solid ten minutes after this masterpiece.

[@eastwood1941]

The spacing of the orchestra seems to affect the sound- makes it more open and transparent. And the lack of audience adds to the effect. The result is astounding, something really special.

[@brianliu522]

Transparency is an audiophile team, one of the measurements in recording quality.

[@PP1969GR]

Ι dont think we can judge sound from a utube vid

[@sumeetsharma7256]

The middle movement is the profoundest here

[@sumeetsharma7256]

Absolutely astonishing both Beethoven and teztlaff interpretation

[@jakobler3474]

Es ist für ich immer aufs Neue erstaunlich, wie es Beethoven mit so "einfachen" und unaufgeregten musikalischen, durchweg im besten Sinne klassischen Mitteln gelungen ist, solch tiefe und hier im Besonderen ermutigende und tröstende Musik zu schaffen.

[@ignacioquiroga7103]

You're absolutly right!!!!

[@Robert…Schrey]

learned from Händel.

[@matthewgonzalez2040]

I can’t believe I get to watch this for free.

[@eugenio1203]

The vibrato of his fourth finger is so perfect!! You are my favorite orchestra!

[@blt80513]

The orchestra sounds fantastic, sharp, crisp in a much more lively room.

[@chrislau7426]

First time i've seen a covid-19 performance. Worth it. Tetzlaff's cadenza. Bravo!

[@violinhunter2]

The concertgebouw orchestra has now done several.

[@JustFiddler]

same here

[@user-kd4jq1cc1x]

This is incredible work of human. In spite of these hard times, you gave us Hope with music. Huge thanks to Beethoven, two maestroes and the orchestra from the bottom of my heart.

[@jeanghika7653]

The plural von "maestro" is "maestri".

[@user-kd4jq1cc1x]

@@jeanghika7653 I'm not so good at Italian actually. Thanks for your kind comment.

[@strutherhill]

@@user-kd4jq1cc1x Actually, in English the plural of 'maestro' is 'maestri' or 'maestros'. But the important thing is to enjoy this wonderful music!

[@user-kd4jq1cc1x]

@@strutherhill This is the moment for me to feel the truth, 'Music is the words of universe'. Thank you again♡

[@sanghochon5170]

나도 동감합니다. 아주 훌륭한 연주입니다.

[@victoriamiskolczy6336]

From Oistrakh to present day there is no finer interpretation of this work! Amazing musicianship. Christian Tetzlaff’s playing is simply divine!

[@markovelikonja5399]

I've been a big fan of Christian Teztlaff for years and have seen him live a few times in performances that ranged from good to revelatory. I also love the fact that he plays (or at least played) a modern violin made for him for about $17,000.

[@HealingSoulMelody8623]

Busy life sometimes makes us forget the importance of relaxation. But this video reminds me that we need to take time for ourselves, relax and enjoy moments like these.

[@pauljacobson2538]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This is a wonderful gift to all of us.

[@Randal0011]

I have listened a lot of very talented violinists play this concerto and for whatever reason this penetrated to my deepest soul. I teared when listening. Bravo Christian. Amazingly powerful

[@assumptacs197]

A mi m'ha passat el mateix. El concert de Beethoven no és pas el meu preferit, però gràcies a aquesta interpretació ha guanyat moltes posicions. Moltes gràcies a tots.

[@menahemfriedman3046]

One of the greatest Beethoven perfomers. I like very much his intelectual approach. BRAVO.

[@papagenoaoi]

Not only great musicians in front but also amazing production team behind!!! Hats off to all the people not showing here!

[@nickyork8901]

This really works, loving this series, huge thanks to Frankfurt Radio Symphony. The fact that Christan Tetzlaff plays chamber music as well as being a fine soloist adds a lot to how he interacts with this very fine orchestra. Wonderful, and quite original interpretation.

[@mrroneill99]

Wonderful sound. Thanks for uploading. Bravo Beethoven! ❤️🎻🎼🎵🎶👏☘️🇮🇪

[@mrsphobostv58]

Barletta Francesco Roma.Del concerto per vìolino di Beethoven ne ho ascoltati molti ma questo mi ha sorpreso per la sua forza, vitalità ed originalità. Grazie grazie mille all' orchestra è al bravissimo violinista. Bravo anche al direttore Estrada. Grazie 😊😊😊😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍

[@rafaelramirez5994]

Una hermosa interpretación de este bello concierto. Felicitaciones al solista! Al director y su orquesta! Bravo!!!!

[@MaryRosebud]

I’d never heard of this gentleman before I heard him playing Mozart. He is such a whiz at the violin! I love to hear him play!

[@alvarito45]

The best Beethoven sounds with HR FRANKFURT Sinfonie. Thank you. Viel Danke. Muchas gracias!!!

[@agseu3668]

What do you mean with your last words?

[@alvarito45]

@@agseu3668 Merci beaucoup, molte grazie, muito obrigado. Ευχαριστώ πολύ Большое спасибо תודה רבה

[@agseu3668]

@@alvarito45 Just a little joke, but I thank you for your answer... Thank you! Muchas gracias! Muito obrigado!

[@alvarito45]

@@agseu3668 I thought you were serious and said to myself : At least 6 thousand million people on earth understand MUCHAS GRACIAS!! Maybe he comes from Mars 🤔

[@agseu3668]

@@alvarito45 Yes, I come from Mars and I arrived just yesterday, because I wished to listen to Beethoven's music in Earth. So, I'm not one of those 6.000.000.000 persons. Are you sure of that colossal figure? May be some kind of that proverbial hispanic exageration...

[@karennoble1168]

Wonderful, very Beethoven, and great violonist. First concert I see with masks around... So grateful we have these great composers and musicians at this time of the pandemia.

[@valeska_kevinleahy]

Really interesting how much the distance of the musicians between each other changes the sound. Never heard an orchestra sound like this!

[@valeska_kevinleahy]

also, the 1st movement cadenza was AWESOME

[@ireneespinosa3009]

Grandioso concierto!! Tetzlaff

[@jvdesuit1]

Don't forget that there is a sound engineer before his console who has all he wants to change the sound and make you feel the sound of 100 musicians when there's half that number.....This sound looks terribly artificial for a real music lover.

[@jasg7550]

Desde Chile, muchas gracias por este regalo, Director violinista y Orquesta, se escucha maravilloso.

[@alvarito45]

11:36 I love a lot the dialogue between the soloist and the bassoons... How lovely!!

[@allenhuug8650]

Bravo dear HR musicians! thank you so much for bringing us something we all need desperately in this special time: love and beauty of Beethoven's music

[@urquisabicalho5047]

boa noite Frankfurt Radio Symphony. como é maravilhoso aproveitar as coisas boas da internet e assistir meus concertos online nesses tempos de pandemia. A Orquestra Filarmônica de Minas Gerais (OFMG) sempre nos envia as sugestões de concertos e os músicos tocam cada um em suas casas e nos ofererem concertos de suas casas. vamos aproveitar o lado bom da internet com boas músicas. obrigada por compartilhar conosco essas pérolas.

[@fallentreewoodcrafts]

We live in a time of intellectual and emotional chaos. This helps restore a bit of order and beauty. Thank you so very much.

[@paulwl3159]

Great performance, and not interrupted by audience coughing between movements ! Bringing in drums into the cadenza is very inventive and echoes the very beginning and end of the work

[@goscott444]

_GOD bless Christian and the Frankfurt Radio Symphony, _*_FANTASTIC!_* 😇

[@leopanthera8261]

I floated up out of my chair with goosebumps going up and down my back when Tetzlaff played that out of this world cadenza. Bravo! Came back down when the 2nd started and was still enthralled with this magnificent orchestra and soloist when the last notes were played. Truly a wonder of wonders performance. Bravo to all!!!

[@nlj881]

I was fortunate to see Christian Tetzlaff, perform this amazing piece at Royce Hall @ UCLA. It was amazing and the CADENZA was mind blowing. He transcribed it himself from Beethoven's works. So wonderful! Exceptional. (I have to agree the social distancing is unnerving)

[@SCE2323]

¡Una maravillosa Orquesta y el mejor ejemplo de que el espíritu humano es indomable! 💖💖💖👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@curtisgrindahl446]

It just dawned on me that one reason for these performances during the pandemic is likely to keep the musicians employed. That makes good sense. Regardless, the Frankfurt Radio Orchestra has given me wonderful hours of entertainment. Thanks to the musicians, conductor and staff of the orchestra. You're providing great music for all of us to enjoy.

[@eanne4378]

Thank you so much for this beautiful music. My heart is filled with joy and happiness!

[@anabananabelle_belle6620]

I’m sure those musicians were ecstatic to be playing together again!! Thank you for this, more people need to know about your channel!

[@bassoonmom8914]

I have to congratulate these musicians. Playing with that much space between them is so difficult, but they make it sound wonderful. It forces you to listen intently and rely a lot on visual clues and body language. I find it exhilarating!!

[@benchance8729]

Incredible and absolutely gorgeous, I'm floored! The trills in the first movement just sing. The rubatos, phrasing and dynamics, and balance are amazing all the way through the entire piece. The FRS is definitely at the top of their game, you guys rock; BRAVO!

[@horsemeattball]

I love this performance, but somehow it makes me very sad. The pandemic has changed everything, especially how we relate to people we have to work in close contact with. God I can't wait until this thing is over, and we can see a concert like this in person, and forget about "social distancing"

[@h-mh93]

I agree with you 100 % - yet listening to this without coughing and sneezing has it´s merits, too .-)) Special praise to the conductor for his precise and nuanced directions!

[@lourdesfreitas9512]

Completou true ! Maria Freitas

[@JustFiddler]

😇

[@ala3480]

Beautiful performance by everybody. Thanks!

[@isaiasambicho466]

Top 3 Best violin concertos Ever, for sure

[@agseu3668]

Extraordinary that arrangment of Beethoven's cadenza, made for the piano version of this concert.

[@gerardmasola3833]

Une interprétation inspirée, une cadence extraordinaire avec les timbales, des dialogues enchanteurs avec le basson , la flûte , la clarinette ou l'orchestre. Et toujours une prise de son remarquable. Merci pour cette diffusion, mieux qu'au concert avec une réalisation impeccable où l'on peut distinguer l'auriculaire infiniment long de Christian.

[@gkroll]

Wonderful playing and interpretation! And including the timpani in the Cadenza worked beautifully.

[@h-mh93]

Pure goosebumps moment - love it - come back to this version of the concerto over and over again - for that.

[@carl0zraul]

This is incredibly beautiful! I love Tetzlaff's sound and interpretation and the orchestra is as great as ever! Thank you!!

[@tahall5646]

I absolutely loved this. Especially the cadenza. Wunderschöne Musik!

[@arcana830]

I saw Tetzlaff play in Melbourne Australia 2015. He was incredible.

[@sanghochon5170]

It is the first time for me to enjoy Andres' brilliant performance. I have to remember him as a brilliant violin player as well as a great conductor.

[@christianschuster4184]

In Germany, we have with 130 professional orchestras the largest orchestral landscape in the world. This orchestra is financed by the Hessischer Rundfunk, the City of Frankfurt and the state of Hessen. The musicians have a relatively good, but above all secure income.

[@imagencancun]

Bravo! Muchas gracias por este increíble concierto y mi admiración para toda la orquesta y director. Desde Cancún México un saludo para todos.

[@pauljacobson2538]

I clapped too. I was so happy

[@juanpabloorallanagarcia526]

Maravilloso !!!! Gran intérprete el excelente solista que nos regala junto al director y la orquesta una fresca , vibrante y genuina versión.

[@vnkita]

I think it's a wonderful performance that will remain in history. Includes environment.

[@jandrewscali]

Watching in 2023. Already weird to see the spaced orchestra and no audience. Just an exhilarating performance by Christian Tetzlaff and the wonderful FRS. Love the "duet" between the timpani and violin. Who but Ludwig would do this? Thank you to all the musicians who carried on during the challenging times.

[@jorgelillo5447]

Jorge Lillo Bravooo!!!!!! Felicitaciones al solista, orquesta y director por este precioso concierto

[@mariavictoriaromero575]

Bravooo! Bravo por todos y especialmente por el director compatriota. Una sensación sobrecogedora el distanciamiento y el auditorio vacío. No paro de oírlo desde ayer que lo descubrí. ...

[@mariaeugeniajerezanosilis4285]

Simply perfect!! It is a pleasure to enjoy the music with this kind of sound

[@elarboldelasartesparaceleb2693]

From the heart of the earht and all her creatures, THANK YOUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!

[@jorgecampos5693]

Magnífica interpretación, todo lo que toma Andrés Orozco-Estrada se convierte en oro (ver su Requiem de Verdi, magnífico, y Una Vida de Héroe de Strauss, impresionante). Contar con Christian Tetzlaff es todo un lujo. Y si todo esta fuera poco, excelente grabación y audio. Mil gracias,

[@mariaagudelo-origel1713]

It's a new world. I appreciate the concert even more.

[@manuelfigueroa6509]

Gracias, unconcierto siempre inolvidable. Bellísimo. Con una sonoridad incomparable. Nítida.

[@ireneespinosa3009]

Brillante concierto, tanto del intérprete como de la conducción!!La cadenza de Tetzlaff muy original y bella.!!!Genial!! Me encanto!! Gracias!!!

[@Zwik30]

Bravissimo! Such an interesting and refreshing performance. Nice cadenza's.

[@ligiaherran2772]

Magnífico concierto y la dirección de Andres inmejorable. Gracias

[@juliocesarmarreroleal8913]

¡Como se lo disfruta...!! Muchas gracias por compartirlo par el mundo!! Desde Uruguay, un gran abrazo!

[@julieandrews730]

Brilliant! A virtual standing O from this armchair concertgoer. This will be a page in the history of covid performances. Thank you Christian and Andres!

[@fcg8970]

Los aplausos de reconocimiento al trabajo bien hecho se reciben al finalizar. Vaya por delante el mio. Con mi admiración por el gesto del momento en que se hizo.

[@luukashiltunen-musician]

Bravo (and the cadenza, stunning)!!!

[@jhonatascarmo5239]

That's the only right way to play this concerto 😁 Mr Tetzlaff speaks with the instrument, not only play notes

[@claudiaochoacruz]

El estilo de Christian Tetzlaff es extraordinario. 🎶👏🎶

[@federicogarciabragadoacin3927]

Una interpretación maravillosa. Un regalo en esta época de incertidumbre. Muchas gracias.

[@persistentcat]

So touched. Thank you, dear musicians!❤️❤️❤️

[@ceciliabayona2596]

Qué grandioso concierto...una interpretación impecable! Gracias principalmente al director y al concertino... inmejorables

[@bubffm]

Beethoven sounds great with smaller sized orchestra. Tetzlaff superb !

[@MrGaryCampanella]

Just beautiful! Thank you all!

[@djchrisi]

I need music as much as I need air and water. Not being able to go to concerts is a real issue for me. Big thank you for this.

[@cfariasrivera]

Felicitaciones. Hermoso concierto.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 💐 💐 💐

[@lourdesfreitas9512]

Beethoven always the best

[@TheJacrespo]

the orchestra sounds superb mainly in the crescendi of the tutti sections without tampering the solo of violin. The sound gains some sort of mesmerizing quality with the spacing and the empty auditorium.

[@user-um4yj5nw4g]

Auch nach drei Jahren: wenn ich diese Einspielung höre, sitzt Beethoven neben mir auf der Couch.

[@etorso]

Excelente, lo estoy viendo y oyendo por mi celular!

[@alainrobynsds5735]

un sommet de musicalité,un chemin de lumière,admiration,par ailleurs la prise de son est d'excellence

[@madiko]

Interessant. Ich musste diese Interpretation ein paar Mal hören, bis ich mich mit dem Stil von Christian Tetzlaff anfreunden konnte. Die sanften Stellen sind wunderbar. Die kräftigen empfand ich als sehr hart und ungnädig. Es lohnt sich also, sich einzulassen und gegebenenfalls auch ein Stück mehrfach anzuhören, um sich einzuhören. Was mit der Orchesteraufstellung, die ja vor allem COVID19 zuzuschreiben ist, nun deutlich(er) hervortritt: Streichinstrumente sind jedes für sich wichtig für den Gesamtklang und als Teil des tuttis ist es entscheidend, selbst quasi-solistisch und gleichsam im Gesamtklang zu spielen. Diese Balance empfand ich selbst stets als Herausforderung, die ich gleichwohl liebte. Wo es vielleicht bei konventioneller Aufstellung noch möglich scheint, sich "im tutti zu verstecken", geht das hier nun überhaupt nicht mehr. Das hr Sinfonieorchester zeigt seine Excellenz also noch einmal auf ganz neuem, extrem hohen Niveau. Großartig! Danke, dass dies mit dieser wunderbaren Mediathek möglich ist.

[@nicholashill9302]

Thanks a million on his 250th birthday year.

[@carlopelloni3439]

Meravigliosa e sorprendente esecuzione. Ludwig van Beethoven è ancora presente fra tutti noi.

[@hugovlugter]

It’s so beautifully spacey. So light and clear Fantastic

[@araceliloredo3519]

Beautiful music expressively performed and Played. Congratulations!

[@nicholashill9302]

Thanks a million!!! On his 250th birthday year!

[@tandertetzlaff1386]

Amazing sound and great harmony congratulations Christian Tetzlaff

[@maryvno753]

Second movement in this performing it's something incredible... Thank you for this recording, it really moved me.

[@StephanieHughesDesign]

Brava FRSO! Perfectamente. Ludwig would be so proud. Christian Tetzlaff est excellente.

[@danbrown4090]

Grandi! Come sempre! Grazie!

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne und lyrische Aufführung dieses ewigen Konzerts mit seidigem und außergewöhnlich schönem Ton der genialen Solovioline sowie gut harmonisierten und perfekt vereinigten Tönen anderer Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und fast himmlisch. Der intelligente Maestro dirigiert das kompakte und ausgezeichnete Orchester im gut phrasierten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Alles ist wunderbar!

[@Kevin-yj1ch]

Thanks FRS!!! I enjoyed beautiful music.

[@alvarito45]

13:38...the continuity of the trumpet and timpani is so beautiful.

[@jeanghika7653]

Il me faut ajouter un seul commentaire: le concerto pour violon de Beethoven en Ré majeur op. 61 est le plus beau concerto pour violon à avoir été composé. Ceci est entendu et accepté depuis deux siècles, mais il ne faut pas laisser déborder le concerto sur les interprètes. En d'autre mots: le concerto est tellement beau que, bons ou mauvais, les interprètes vont avec. Pour ce qui est du son, dilué par la disposition (et l'effectif) de l'orchestre, il faut savoir ce que l'on veut avoir de juger: musique de chambre ou musique symphonique. Beethoven est le compositeur de musique "massive" par excellence. Le jouer à la Lully ou Rameau, lui cause une indigestion. Ne soyez pas tellement épatés par tout ce que vous n'avez pas encore entendu. Il n'y a pas que du bon. Pensez à les concertos de J.S. Bach: composés pour clavecin (instrument à cordes pincées) et orchestre à cordes, le contraste entre soliste et accompagnement (ripieno) n'est pas grand. De nos jours, on les joue sur le piano (instrument à cordes frappées, donc percussion) qui contraste avec l'orchestre.

[@walterkessler313]

Que voulez-vous dire par rapport à cette interprétation ?

[@sfopera]

Vielen Dank! Fabulous performances by Tetzlaff and these great musicians. You have made me so happy ☺ Please come to Chicago to perform!

[@darthisaquius]

I. Allegro ma non troppo [0:30] II. Larghetto [24:42] III.Rondo [34:04]

[@BorisGladky]

Thank you! Great performance!