Stage@Seven: Dvořák: Serenade for Wind Instruments - Andrés Orozco-Estrada

[@HistoryColorized]

This is one of the hidden gems of Dvorak's music.

[@shawnhampton8503]

Love this piece. Dvorak was a master and a genius. I never knew the score had the cello and bass in it!

[@Gigapog]

I. Moderato, quasi marcia 00:05 II. Minuetto. Tempo di minuetto 04:37 III. Andante con moto 11:30 IV. Finale. Allegro molto 20:40 Cheers guys, amazing performance!

[@ursfriedrichbohren5164]

Das hr-Sinfonieorchester bleibt für mich das innovativste und kreativste Orchester🌹👍

[@RM-wh1ex]

At this point, I'm 90% here just for the pure joy on the face of Andres Orozco-Estrada at the end of each piece :)) So so very grateful for the music you have shared with us in quarantine!

[@josephhoward351]

This is one of my favorite pieces ever from one of my favorite composers, sublime, and understaded. Amazing performance, great interpretation. BRAVO!

[@davidhawkins2207]

Terrific ensemble! All the players are superb.

[@robertoa.m.3984]

Absolut perfekte Interpretation dieses erstaunliches Meisterwerkes!! Wunderbar!! 💫👑😻👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹🌹🌹🙏

[@rickmarti77]

Thank you so much for these stage@seven posts. They have helped to preserve my sanity during isolation. hr is among the finest orchestras out there. The sound engineers are at the top of the heap. World champions!

[@davidjared3402]

Totally agree; what a blessing these posts have been during one year of telework!

[@savelieffarnaud3170]

this is the only wind serenade which could compete with Mozart's ones. Great job Anton.

[@adriepram]

Brahms serenade 1 nonet version is also a good one imho, if we can disregard that it's only 55% wind 😬

[@philzmusic8098]

The slow movement is surely an homage to Mozart's.

[@susanledder5013]

I was afraid we would have no more videos from this outstanding orchestra for months. A small ensemble is perfect, as they can spread across the whole stage. Some day I hope to be able to travel again and hear this orchestra in person.

[@Rx-mn5fv]

This music always lifts the spirits! Good Show!

[@mayaparker6323]

What a superb performance. Maestro and every musician creating this soul healing peace so much joy watching him conducting

[@miguelsaulino7786]

Gracias a los musicos, al maestro Orozco Estrada y a radio Frankfurt por tan buenas versiones en una epoca dificil

[@sebastiandaniel1145]

Hacen falta los aplausos de la multitud 😭😭. Gracias por permitirnos disfrutar de buena música en estos tiempos 👏👏

[@gth042]

As a KZbin-only viewer, I miss these smaller arrangements. Individual performances and sounds shine through. I'll bet the audio and video folks like it too :)

[@youoneda]

Oh beautiful! One of the best performances of this music.

[@reginaldfoster3242]

You tube fast trains

[@user-dn7hd5ip7d]

Elegant smooth and gorgeously weaved sound/playing of this gem. I was so very fortunate to see Marcel Moyse conduct this in his grandson's barn in Vermont in 1981!

[@harveypicker1551]

Bravo! And thank you for a glorious performance, one to lift the spirits.

[@vollpfosten102938475]

Amazing performance, video and sound, great and fun interpretation! Love it. Thank you so much for providing us this concert.

[@stoneazg8418]

BEAUTIFULLY EVOCATIVE AND SUBLIME...

[@tserkoslavjanskij]

Thank you for listing the names of the players. Though I would have thoroughly enjoyed the performance had there been no video, shots of Mr Orozco-Estrada's face and those of the musicians, oboist Nicolas Cock-Vassiliou especially, make this video all the more delightful. Kudos to the audio and video directors and technicians for making this, indeed, all of the hr-Sinfonieorchester presentations, a highlight of every day I listen and watch.

[@matthewwong944]

It's better with their face in my opinion.

[@Eugensdiet]

All dressed up and no where to go. Thanks for providing Frankfort Radio Symphony music.

[@daniellrlsm]

Wonderful and perfect. Big Dvorak.

[@alvarito45]

Antonin hast die Flöten vergessen. Nein, nein ich weiss es ist nicht schwer!! Just kidding. Excellent performance of wood winds of my favourite orchestra. Thank you Andrés and musicians!!

[@lauraparker2024]

Can't wait for Maestro Orozco-Estrada to return to Houston!

[@MegaVicar]

Me either. I haven’t seen a concert since Stravinsky in Sept. 2019.

[@Neuro_Spicy887]

Vielen Dank für die Präsentation dieser Live-Konzerte.

[@notaire2]

Beautiful and lively performance of this late-romantic and well-composed serenade with mild sound of all the winds as well as deep sound of cello and bass. The virtuosity of all the players is truly amazing. The brilliant conductor leads the excellent ensemble in a well-phrased and rhythmical tempo and with perfectly united dynamics. Simply wonderful!

[@frankiesanchez2319]

Omg I LOOVE THIS!!! 💜💜 such a great performance

[@MegaVicar]

Bravo! Gorgeous music, well-played!

[@peterpike8887]

Excellent conducting, great performance, great spacing. Thanks.

[@katharinaransweiler5636]

Ich liebe die Oboe. Aber alle musizieren so fein. Herrlich die Musik. Danke ♥️

[@jorgeurzuaurzua4011]

Thanks Stage@Seven for this opus from Dvorak that I did not know. It sounds like a dancing interlude, or a cavalry march. The slow movement is more romantic, reminds me of the superb serenata for strings. Dvorak was a truly great composer, his inventiveness and variety is impressive. The rendering by the winds from the Frankfurt Radio Orchester is excellent, not to mention the "coronavirus setup". In these times of solitude and introspection, a welcome respite and great music.

[@j.w.g.roelofs5163]

Geweldig. Hier wordt je blij van in alle opzichten 👍🤗💓

[@gonzacope]

Hermoso, realmente hermoso.

[@RechtsstaatBRD]

Ich mag wie der Dirigent tanzt :-)

[@Leftseat52UT]

Herrlich, Fantastisch, und SUBLIM!!

[@perarntzen5184]

beautiful work and wonderful interpretation! 0pus 44 by Dvorak is a gift to the world, just like so many more of Dvorak´s works. Great balance beetween the instruments and a strong sense of progression in how the music moves forward.

[@tomlin4179]

雖然旋律不如弦樂小樂曲好聽,但色彩可能更加豔麗動人,如雙簧管也許有在描寫日落晚霞!？第一樂章有巴洛克風格,第二樂章尾聲有貝多芬的影子,第三樂章(11: 32)頗有布拉姆斯之味(應該與日落景緻有關,可聽到ugali,migilin,sebo的動機),但到末樂章(20: 39)應該是精彩時刻的時候,我卻莫名地打起瞌睡來,所以還要再聆賞一次😅 補充：末樂章重聽時,可聽出milugu的動機,可能是用牛奶的顏色來比喻描寫落日強光照亮水面,呈現白熱化的景緻!？亦可聽出類似匈牙利舞曲或斯拉夫舞曲的旋律,中間第一樂章的旋律重複出現,不要感覺奇怪,因個人奇妙的經驗,有時旭光較暗或參有其他條件時看起來會像是夕光 ! 但在日落時段,亮度應該是會遞減變暗,此即演奏強度後來變弱的原因吧 ! 既然如此,尾聲為何會出現法國號強奏呢？我想那是因為此時描寫重點,也因景色的勝處轉移到了日落的垂直上空,該處的相對強度變強,變明顯之故吧 ! 也為本曲製造了壓軸高潮 !

[@vn2500]

It's great to hear this music again

[@robertoa.m.3984]

Maravilloso

[@carlosburga8374]

Muchas gracias HR por rata obra tan bella de Dvorak, no la conocía.

[@dhackj]

Wonderful and so uplifting!❤

[@lowe7471]

Awesome performance. Thank you for sharing this. Such a great channel.

[@raymundogarciapena6751]

Bravo ! Bravo cello !!!!

[@arlenehutchinson9259]

THANK YOU SO MUCH 💞💞💞

[@danielkuciak6976]

Lovely❤️

[@romance361]

Now imagine a bunch of highschoolers playing it and it sound almost as good..... That’s my band for ya

[@arauso]

Que bela interpretação!

[@janetkenny1974]

Bravi!!!!

[@prabhudhasivanson7110]

Wonderful rendition (Y)

[@maraarruda3942]

Que lindo!!

[@maraarruda3942]

Aplausos!!

[@ala3480]

That was great!

[@detectivehome3318]

Nice sounds guys!

[@maraarruda3942]

Parabéns!!

[@user-yp4mo5rw7j]

Great ^^♡

[@user-pi2tl8iu6z]

좋습니다.

[@lucascunha7586]

🙌👏👏👏

[@lacorchea955]

Awsoooooomeeee

[@cminor3016]

The bassoon, clarinet, oboe, French horn, chello-

[@BS-cu2hg]

Toll wie das Orchester die Corona Krise nutzt um Kammermusik zu präsentieren

[@lyf76]

u can hear the cello's semiquavers in this recording!

[@user-re1xb2me5d]

德布札克捷克作曲家以「新世界交響曲」享譽.其約於1875年作弦樂小夜曲及此管樂小夜曲(莫札特作最多.源於南歐夜晚以吉他伴隨男女互唱情歌輕鬆自在.類台灣早期客家山歌及恒春以月琴伴奏唱恒春調)德布札克作品旋律優美.讓各管樂器輪奏.塑造如男女對唱效果

[@elianalima4759]

〰♥〰♥〰♥〰♥〰

[@JamesConley999]

Why are they so young?

[@jorgsattelmacher1425]

Der Dirigent groovt da wohl nur wegen der Abstandsregeln, nehm ich mal an??

[@aloisklinglmair933]

Hoffentlich kann das hr ohne Andres das Niveau halten... Die Wiener Symphoniker dürfen sich über dich freuen!

[@user-hr3wb7ji7g]

Идрак?

[@ekabibo6332]

Die Dynamik ergibt sich doch von alleine - bei so einem eingängigen Stück und so tollen Musikern.. Muss man da noch so wedeln und die Ritardandi und Cäsuren der Bläser verundeutlichen und verschleifen durch zu eilig gegebene Akzente?

[@henriquetrevisam6046]

what's the opening song's name?

[@davidolson6449]

It's all one composition with four sections.

[@e.silverman4082]

Very beautiful performance. Too much conductor.

[@AhrkFinTey]

why are the players so far apart from one another?

[@Jajadore]

Yes, quite weird.

[@AhrkFinTey]

@@Jajadore I've come to the conclusion that it's just where this hall happens to have their microphones affixed and they didn't feel like rearranging them

[@Jajadore]

@@AhrkFinTey Yes, you're probably right. But it is a bit confusing, isn't it. It looks a bit like they don' t like each other 🤔

[@erstenorn]

Distance... Are you born after Corona? Where have you been these years??

[@douglasyiuchinglok307]

I don’t know why Dvořák need a Cello and a Double Bass for a Wind Serenade.

[@dirkschneiderheinze]

I would say primarily to add weight to the bass part, which normally are just the bassoons (not an instrument that projects too well). In fact in most forte sections all they are doing is doubling the bassoons. It also rounds out the overall sound by softening it somewhat, which is something I personally really like.

[@steveschwieterman9109]

Dirk S, You are so right! Dvorak was all about blend and balance, and that's exactly what those two stringed instruments provided!! Dvorak was so great!!

[@JamesConley999]

So let's see %85 English %5 German %5 Spanish (I think) %5 Mandarin I mean good that people are enjoying this but Frankfurt made this...