Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major BWV 1048, complete, Voices of Music 4K UHD video

[@VoicesofMusic]

Make it so, No. 3.

[@boxmeister3059]

Engage!

[@mayshixianong6727]

Ooo

[@VoicesofMusic]

:)

[@nicholasnguyen1674]

Fun fact: In the episode "A Matter of Time" in Star Trek: TNG at around the 19:35 mark, the piece can be heard!

[@jcdenton3121]

In my Personal opinion, a favorite amongst the Viola's and Bassists.

[@SordidGuy]

The lady cellist to the viewer's right of the harpsichord is SUCH A JOY to watch!!! From what I see, she loves life and music! BRAVO!

[@violinimpulse]

Tanya Tomkins! 👏👏

[@ximenaelenarivera117]

Me encanta!!!

[@jayakumarkaarikuzhy4713]

Exactly.

[@mariaclaraurrea3889]

Fabulosa!

[@dehanbadenhorst1398]

The cello is like a part of her body. She's in complete control

[@daverenick5830]

Bach's genius is indisputable. Parts of this concerto are so inspired and inspiring, so fiery but exquisitely controlled, the voicings and phrases, the complexity and interpolation, and astonishing coherencies, everything about it's architecture and beauty, are truly fantastic in the most extreme sense of the word. In all the billions of people of all time, there was only one Bach.

[@dunki-dunki-dawg]

I love No 54, how he creates so much from so little. My fav is the old B/W BBC footage with Glen Gould speaking about him, the piece, and then the beautiful singing. It's just a piece of magic I am so so lucky to have on my PC. We are all so lucky right now to have this much accessibility which may not be available to any of us at any point in our blind future. Peace and love to all.

[@alexspareonetoo8755]

All my life I loved J S Bach, but I never imagined that one day I would be listening to a Brandenburg concerto whilst sitting in my apartment...in the state of Brandenburg!

[@sandro19691000]

Thanks to the technology!!!

[@MrErnieman7]

Bach somehow defines Western Civilization with that turn at 5:02. It’s just indescribably brilliant. He delivered this creation in the year 1721, maybe earlier.

[@glennwilliams3349]

Baroque is my favorite genre of music, and this is one of my favorite Baroque pieces. I am a historian who specializes in the "long 18th century," not a mathematician or physicist, but the Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 always struck me as a musical interpretation of the principle of perpetual motion. This is one of the best I have ever heard.

[@moragmacgregor6792]

I like that very much. The whirring universe. Bach conceives of perpetual motion; out comes this concerto. Especially the 3rd movement.

[@DNAleguillou]

My favorite is Brandenburg no 4

[@wyatt821]

@@DNAleguillou Mine is Brandenburg no 2

[@ACYMB]

I don't understand how this incredible channel doesn't have millions of subscribers, they deserve it! and the people of this world must know it! they do not know what they are missing. wonderful artists, incredible sound.

[@VoicesofMusic]

Thanks so much!

[@robertsoskis264]

Alvaro many of our contemporaries look down at people of our ilk. They think we are out of touch, unfortunately they they do not realize the glory of the music we love.

[@timmartin6274]

Perhaps if we added fireworks coming out of the harpsicord, and CGI warriors and fighter jets zooming through the strings....? Ah, no.

[@katarzynaszymanska1800]

La longue cadence vers 4:30 reprise par les violoncelles est stupéfiante, on dit d'habitude que le "Sturm und Drang" commence avec Carl Philippe Emmanuel et Haydn, mais là on est déjà en plein dedans ! Le génie de Bach avec une très belle interprétation par Voices of Music, as usual !

[@VoicesofMusic]

Agree it foreshadows CPE Bach, interesting.

[@buzzbrayable]

I admire not only the genius that produces such heavenly music, but also the discipline, the training, the devotion required to perform it!

[@nombreapellido9038]

The Brandenburg Concertos are the most beautiful / moving piece of music I have ever heard.

[@pedroviaud1119]

What’s incredible about Bach is that he says so many things without uttering a single word

[@raifcluster]

This may have become my favorite rendition of Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. Beautifully executed.

[@JCToro-lt7vg]

The amount of hidden details is delightful!

[@cowboyblacksmith]

This and Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" are sheer perfection and a glimpse into the beauty of what mankind can achieve at its best. The Blue Danube too is pretty awesome. I crank that up in my car a lot.😎

[@catcollector6195]

I can listen to the first movement forever. When I had a particularly bad day i would play, rewind, play again, rewind, etc. My daughter was only 3 but she quickly learned if Mommy did this, it's best to sit quietly in your car seat until we get home. (She's now 37.) Love this performance so much!

[@conormurphy2835]

In a thousand years from now humanity with still appreciate Bach.

[@rosecroix77]

Fact 👏

[@christinemitchell8953]

This is the most perfect rendition I have ever heard. They balance their instruments perfectly and their command of their instruments and knowledge and passion of their playing, just puts me in heaven. Oh my!

[@junaidtownsend6405]

When you try to stay away, but keep coming Bach ❤️

[@chessematics]

This is the most powerful, the purest and the most satisfying rendition of this piece I've heard so far.

[@matthewdexter2007]

My favorite brandenburg and quite frankly, favorite song. wonderful performance and lovely tone!

[@aragornthebrave]

I didn't see any singers.

[@matthewdexter3075]

@@aragornthebrave My apologies. Favorite *piece*.

[@thomasdalton9211]

@@aragornthebrave oh my!

[@seanlughaidh9036]

That's the right way to play Bach ..on period instruments .. this is another world ..( and for the performer too ; it's really anothers sensations , and for the lover too ..) Something else ..

[@emilianopetronilli]

agreed. The keyboard stool though... :-D :-D :-D ;-)

[@DariusSarrafi]

One of the best recordings of this concerto that I've heard. This ensemble has the maturity of seasoned musicians but vigor of young virtuosi. Bravi tutti!

[@Caroline1261]

For those who don't know about the story behind Bach's Brandenburg concertos. In 1721, Bach composed six “concertos for various instruments”. He dedicated them to a German nobleman and sent the manuscript as a gift, hoping to land a job as the court composer in Brandenburg. The nobleman never replied. Bach eventually took another job in Leipzig, where he lived for the rest of his life. The 6 concertos were lost for 130 years. They were never performed. The manuscript was eventually sold for about $20 and shelved in a library. The Brandenburg Concertos sat there until 1849, when they were discovered and published for the first time. Thank god.

[@VoicesofMusic]

The concertos were not lost and they were performed. For example, Brandenburg 5 was played as a piano concerto in the classical period.

[@Caroline1261]

@@VoicesofMusic kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpSwg5KLash0bKs

[@Caroline1261]

@@VoicesofMusic en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandenburg_Concertos

[@Caroline1261]

@@VoicesofMusic :"...The concertos were found in the archives in 1849 and published the following year, 100 years after Bach's death. Much of Bach's instrumental music, especially from his Köthen years is known to have been lost so we're doubly lucky that the Brandenburgs ever reached us."

[@Caroline1261]

@@VoicesofMusic The problem with Bach’s gift to Christian Ludwig was that he hadn’t really thought at all about the recipient. The court at Berlin wasn’t as musical as Prince Leopold’s establishment in Köthen and there simply weren’t the musicians capable of playing these concertos. The manuscript was put away in a cupboard, unused and forgotten, and no payment or acknowledgement was sent to Bach. The concertos were found in the archives in 1849 and published the following year, 100 years after Bach’s death. Much of Bach’s instrumental music, especially from his Köthen years is known to have been lost so we’re doubly lucky that the Brandenburgs ever reached us. It’s easy to wonder how many other masterpieces have been lost but rather than mourn what we don’t have, I’ll continue to take my dose of happiness from those six sunny, fortunate concertos. from : bachtrack.com/article-brandenburgs-baroque-portrait#:~:text=The%20concertos%20were%20found%20in,the%20Brandenburgs%20ever%20reached%20us.

[@laxbax1348]

I love classical, what a beautiful song keep up the amazing work i had goosebumps the whole time i am playing this at my school , i go to a private school and i am like a jock and we have to wear uniforms and stuff but we had no pe class which really bummed me when i started going the and we had orchestra class and at first i hated that idea, now after 4 years of playing i love my instrument and i am like top of my class in orch and i am in class 4 am i am in 9th grade . Thank You for the amazing music keep it up.

[@missabigailt8508]

hello nathan ✨

[@coloradomtb2294]

Hey nathan

[@laxbax1348]

@@coloradomtb2294 Hey titus

[@laxbax1348]

@@missabigailt8508 Hey abby

[@nathanprindler]

"Everytime I hear it, it's a revelation of a kind of ordered miracle. I regard music as the most representative of all art forms, because music speaks of everything... Everything in a musical piece is a part that exists in relationship to a harmonious whole, and it has its own intrinsic reason for *being,* and it *speaks* of meaning. I don't think people can live without music for that reason, and it's also opaque to cynicism... I don't think that's true of any other art form; I never met anyone cynical about music." - Jordan Peterson on this piece.

[@benjamindunbar5173]

I've never heard a rendition with such concentration placed on dynamic indication, BRAVO!

[@dennisdavis3919]

When eleven players rock like one, that's ROCKIN'!

[@Kelly-wr4cc]

They need each other to sound like that...good ear to you

[@Jonnie_Rich]

wow its so nice not hearing people in the audience coughing their head off during the performance... This has become my favorite Brandenburg piece thanks to these wonderful musicians!

[@tippy3734]

Why do people automatically start coughing during delightful performances or during movies? It’s almost like a nervous tick or something 😫🫣

[@jonathanpritchard9813]

I just love the bass, easily transferable to any rock song - I can see why Bach was the bad boy of Baroque.

[@joecliffe5939]

Yes! The bass is my favourite bit too!

[@joy1ess]

one of the best versions ever.. with period instruments ❤️

[@zxbn4566]

A spirited, lively rendition, and I particularly like the prominence of the sound of the cellos and double bass, which gives the recording depth.

[@Heavenschild4Jesus]

I played the viola part in high school (in the late '70's) with my classical friends SO MUCH that I have the 3rd concerto memorized. Since orchestra was just before lunch would play right through lunch. I've played all six concertos over the years and love them all, though 3 and 5 are my absolute favorites! ❤

[@stevenstreets695]

This is the "Werk" that made a classical musician out of me in Jr. High.

[@bobbalouie9941]

Thank you!

[@timmyparas1648]

Most impressive performance I've heard! The clarity of each instrument's parts so brilliantly executed- this has left me speechless! Bravo!

[@jsguitargeek1432]

I've probably listened to this work > 1,000 times in my life. It never seemed so alive and beautiful as in this performance.

[@Alasgar.G]

I am addicted to this.

[@josejoaoaiex9106]

Bach foi o mestre dos mestres. Não existe um único compositor de música ocidental que não tenha sido influenciado direta ou indiretamente por ele.

[@alex_nikonov]

two cello Ladies are unbelievable. Real characters, enjoy just watching them play.

[@utomeet]

The late harpsichordist Scott Ross said that Baroque music is about form and contrast. Beautiful evidence of that here.

[@gulinotm]

harpsichord gets kinda lost in this recording unfortunately

[@ninteve5624]

Best of Brandenburg series . Great rendition.

[@santjoa7630]

This is very relaxing music because the harmony involved in this 3rd Brandenburg Concerto in G-major is easily traceble from the memory and therefore it causes a spontaneous recognition after hearing the first notes.

[@timmartin6274]

Um, Ok.... I mostly just like it. Not sure about all that spontaneous brain thing going on.

[@plozikou]

BACH is a truly incomparable composer. He will always shine at the top of the musical firmament! BACH est un compositeur réellement incomparable. Il brillera toujours au sommet du firmament de la musique !

[@iainrobb2076]

Agreed. Along with Beethoven, he was the greatest composer who has ever lived.

[@dankoehler5373]

Having listen to this piece a thousand times over the years this is the first time I have watched it being played. EXCELLENT!!!

[@emiliu.525]

the sound quality is great, a lot better than the rest of the videos on KZbin. The bass end really stands out. My favorite part: 4:00-4:30. Bach is so \m/

[@isabs8616]

thank you to play it with so much life , power , and beauty.

[@roberthess7666]

I cried at this flawless performance.

[@wodantheviking]

I do not usually give a like at the start of a KZbin performance. However, I did this time, when I saw what was being played and who was playing it.

[@VoicesofMusic]

Thanks!

[@georgetate6055]

I'm so glad I stumbled upon this performance! Truly wonderful.

[@kristihillebrand2886]

Bach once said music that does not praise God, is only noise. This music is not noise.

[@whateveritwasitis]

Brings shivers to my body and tears to my eyes. No composition moves me like this does....

[@alireza4734]

This is really fantastic. Bravo! It is even better than a performance due to the existence of no advertisement in the middle of the video. Many Thanks.

[@WilliamFord972]

I absolutely LOVE this interpretation!

[@VoicesofMusic]

Thank you.

[@RichardDavies-pf4dd]

A fundamental representation of civilisation.

[@Stella_Maris_M]

Bei diesem Video handelt es sich zweifelsohne um eine allerbeste Aufführung vom Brandenburgischen Konzert Nr.3. Die Akustik (wahrscheinlich in einer Kirche) ist ja fantastisch! Bei allen Musikerinnen und Musikern hier auf diesem Kanal bedanke ich mich mal ganz herzlich für diese schönste Erinnerung!🐦🌹💐🌹🐦

[@VoicesofMusic]

Danke fürs Zuhören!

[@Stella_Maris_M]

@@VoicesofMusic Very welcome ✨

[@giorgiomazzotti2740]

Bach is my favourite composer. Spectacular execution

[@VoicesofMusic]

Thank you!

[@kinderdesigner]

Bravo! always when i hear this song, it makes me feel very happy!

[@Aventurine95]

This used to be my FAVORITE song to play back in highschool strings. And the only one I remember by heart! What a gorgeous song!

[@shaydowsith348]

me too. as a violist its not often we got to shine. This piece lets the motif travel throughout the strings.

[@oregoncoastbeachcomber2060]

I (violinist) LOVE playing Brandenburg Concerto #3. It's so dynamic! ❤

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart8293]

This is what im chillin on when ive got nothing to do

[@DNAleguillou]

😂😂😂

[@moisessena1307]

Hey Mozart!

[@gracie99999]

@@moisessena1307 lol

[@cvptonin]

Orquestra incrível. Uma das minhas composições preferidas.

[@jadejade5303]

Remind me of my middle school years. Missed my old days when i still play violin.

[@notscarlett2443]

I’m in middle school and we are playing this piece : D

[@t.t240]

全ての楽器から､奏でる音質が綺麗。👏👏‼

[@benediktmatus3981]

Lots of people critique this concerto but i think its a really fun piece to play:)

[@craigsmith1443]

You can play/have played it? I am grateful for people like you to bring such beauty into our world. Don't mind my envy, the gratitude is stronger.

[@paulwl3159]

Great performance with lots of energy. Really expressed the spirit of the music, very enoyable

[@VoicesofMusic]

Thank you very much!

[@DaveBowman482]

Bravo Voices of Music 👏👏👏!!!

[@Sfentami]

Magnificent is the word that comes to mind.

[@VoicesofMusic]

:)

[@shaunweaver2107]

A' Tempo...ah, tempo! Bravo! Beautiful!

[@kentpiano2600]

Great stuff! Pile it on! Love Bach's Brandenburg, real show stealers!!

[@dichtungundkunst6970]

Wonderful! Beautiful!

[@racheldemain1940]

Antiques Roadshow in my childhood comes to me when I hear this

[@petergaskin1811]

This (not your version) was the first "classical" record (and they were records in those days - 1971-odd) I ever bought and although many other pieces of music are more important to me now, this one will always remain close to my heart. And yours' goes to the heart of Bach's music.

[@dhenschel4]

The Brandenburg Concertos and The Four Seasons, would have to be the two pieces that listeners are first drawn to when the realization of the beauty of Baroque music first occurs. At least for me.

[@Darkboy2525]

Truly an amazing performance !! Truly inspiring. Brought justice to Bach's classy, proper way of playing his art.

[@bw2082]

I like how you can see the solo part pass between players and instrument groups.

[@bahrioval3048]

Amazing Bach!

[@VoicesofMusic]

Thank you.

[@judycook4314]

This recording stands the test of time. It can’t be done any better, think.

[@l.e.gonzalez-cortes7820]

This music feeds my soul!

[@jobird7740]

Wunderbare Musik, auch für deine Ohren!

[@VoicesofMusic]

Danke vielmals.

[@sussybaka1703]

I didnt expect this going to be my performance task in my school...

[@micahphilson]

Oh... what the heck, at a normal school? I would hope they didn't ask people to perform this until university level! It may not be the most difficult piece to perform, but it's a Bach piece for sure!

[@VoicesofMusic]

Sounds good to me :)

[@gamepapa1211]

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to Distractible!

[@penniesfromheaven9724]

This concerto (and this PERFECT Performance) makes me happy. I can't explain it. Well, I guess I don't need to. Simply a blessing!

[@thomaskujawa2824]

Simply-----the magic of music

[@nachogonzalez2297]

Just perfect!!! Besides, original instruments! :O Is it possible to buy a CD?? And If so, might I know how?

[@VoicesofMusic]

At this point, it is a free download soundcloud.com/voices-of-music-1/brandenburg-concerto-3-g-major-bwv-1048-voices-of-music

[@jorgearaujo1201]

if bach can see you play, he will claping his hands for your exelent interpretation ( sorry fr my inglish, im from the end of world, Argentina)

[@adailmesquita3820]

Jorge Araujo bom demais!

[@arhan.thiago]

download the video :v

[@СабинаЮсупова-г7с]

Одно из лучших исполнений, которое мне довелось услышать❤ этот темп❤ эта сплочённость оркестра❤ А по итогу - музыка от которой хочется жить, плакать и умирать.

[@marynnn7524]

не, умирать не хочется, только жить!!! ❤

[@upopi100]

聴くだけで幸せを感じられる演奏です。

[@iainmurchison7177]

Why I love Great Britain

[@sonamdorjee3636]

I love how everyone is wearing red while one person is like “Today I’m gonna wear pink”

[@photo3642u]

I like the idea of that! I wore a beige suit to a very posh, important dinner at the London Hilton. All the guys there, except the Bishop of London, wore dark suits, no dress sense!

[@twilson377]

Someone didn't get the memo

[@briane5706]

Bach, Handel and Mozart. Pure genius.

[@jryanesteves]

O arrepio que essa música me causa, é explendido! Ainda mais com as subidas e descidas, uma sensação de poder!!

[@markoorvo62]

my favourite of the brandenburg concertos! just superb playing

[@ewillis8715]

lifts my spirit, I studied to these in college. Where may I purchase this concerto by this by voices of music

[@soundybreeze934]

I like the adagio movement

[@Augusto33329]

Vive la musique baroque.❤🎻🎻

[@KrzysztofTomecki]

Vive Bach! 🎵😇❤😎🎶

[@iaf4454]

​@@KrzysztofTomecki por siempre y por los siglos de los siglos. Amén

[@Un-homme-avec-raison]

🗿🚬

[@neilwalsh3977]

One thing I want to develop in composition - the ability like Beethoven in the Fifth to relentless develop a motivic structure

[@VoicesofMusic]

Already present in the third symphony.

[@neilwalsh3977]

@@VoicesofMusic That's a very good point. I love writing counterpoint and I think Beethoven, especially later Beethoven did. But counterpoint probably lends itself less to a long themes? That's part of the vigour in Brandenburg 3

[@VoicesofMusic]

Yes, BB3 short motives in first mvt which broaden in the 3rd mvt, contrast with the slow mvt of BB6.

[@СабинаЮсупова-г7с]

Нет ничего прекрасней этой музыки. Только Бог❤

[@MurasakiToshiko]

Now sit back, and prepare to be distracted! And enjoy the show...

[@farpedj5434]

knew this was familiar

[@ricardoayala2023]

As always you guys make the music shine and live. Congrats, excellent job.

[@StephenCondron-vb4gc]

A beautiful rendition. Bravo

[@katiekatsman8038]

Absolutely brilliant! Perfect perfect perfect this wonderful group is the perfect representation of what Master Bach wooden brace!

[@crycol]

This is the shortest way to meet god and the infinity....this masterpiece is the example of perfection translated in music.

[@tatalito]

brillant !!! bravooo !

[@billace90]

Excellent rendition, great sound and acoustics. Five Stars.

[@VoicesofMusic]

Many thanks!