Wagner: Siegfried-Idyll - Radio Filharmonisch Orkest o.l.v. Karina Canellakis - AVROTROS Klassiek HD

Het AVROTROS Vrijdagconcert is terug, en hoe! Voor het eerst sinds de coronacrisis vond het concert weer live plaats in de Grote Zaal in TivoliVredenburg. Leden van het Radio Filharmonisch Orkest o.l.v. Karina Canellakis speelden het symfonisch verjaardagsgedicht 'Siegfried-Idyll' van Wagner (geschreven voor Wagners tweede vrouw Cosima!).
Op het programma:
Richard Wagner - Siegfried-Idyll, WWV 103
De uitvoerenden:
Leden van het Radio Filharmonisch Orkest o.l.v. Karina Canellakis
Opname:
Het AVROTROS Vrijdagconcert van vrijdag 19 juni 2020, in de Grote Zaal in TivoliVredenburg te Utrecht.
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For the first time since the corona crisis, a live performance of The AVROTROS Friday Concerto took place in the Great Hall of TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht. Members of the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra, led by conductor Karina Canellakis, performed the symphonic poem 'Siegfried-Idyll' (written for the birthday of Wagners second wife Cosima!) by Richard Wagner.
On the musical program:
Richard Wagner - Siegfried-Idyll, WWV 103
The musicians:
Members of the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra
Karina Canellakis [conductor]
Recording:
The AVROTROS Friday Concerto of Friday the 19th of June 2020, in the Great Hall of TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht.

[@straagkwiizaan3260]

Heart warming piece that brings joy to those who listens in this difficult times.

[@scottweaverphotovideo]

Fell in love with this work in my mid teens when I received an LP of Wagner selections. It hypnotized me and I seemed to understand it almost immediately. There are so many emotions wrapped into it. I can see why Cosima treasured it wanted it just for herself.

[@abigail_corona]

Muchas personas pueden escuchar y admirar este tipo de música pero quien de verdad puede sentirla esa persona ha conocido lo que es el arte, y sabe que cualquier expresión muchas veces reprimida hace que podamos distinguir de nuestros sentimientos a una expresión cultural más fomentada ❤️ I Love Music

[@pianistegolfeur]

Toujours une direction souple, ample, rythmée à la fois, parfaite en un mot. On a vraiment hâte de la voir et l'écouter plus souvent.

[@luistellotello8457]

Estaremos prestos y atentos, gracias.

[@brunosipavicius7867]

Heelal mooie. Dankjewel uit Brazilië.

[@Gabrieloliveira-rf3pc]

Always good to see more female conductors!!!

[@frankreedy6437]

Gabriel, why? Don’t see what sex has to do with musical talent, except perhaps singers who are born with much of their voice qualities. When I listen to good music, I seldom if ever care whether performance is male or female, or if, as expected, the horns and percussion are dominated by males, and harpist or violin section seems more female. Conductor? Who cares? It’s time we get off the me too thing except if there’s clear harassment or discrimination evident. Good grief let’s enjoy the artists and the work, and set aside the sexual politics. Oh, does the fact that few women and black composers shine in the bask of classical music history make this line of work obsolete? Shall we ban music now due to its checkered history and maltreatment of the fairer sex and minorities?

[@davidbastardo4154]

Especially conducting Wagner... It's like Heaven, really.

[@davidbastardo4154]

@@frankreedy6437 True, but Canellakis is a very good conductor, so is Lyniv. I'm happy that I get to enjoy their work. Some female conductors are sloppy, like Marin Alsop, but others are very good.

[@marioescudero7103]

Gracias !

[@alvarito45]

Love strongly this piece. Always listening Leif Motif in his operas it is very special to hear a sweet and tender melody as this one in Siegfried idyll. Lovely!!

[@longdong7506]

Aaahhhh listening to wagner and coding in vim, the feels

[@itubability]

A wonderful performance with plenty of nuance, and beautiful arches. I am impressed with this conductor's Wagner with the Paris Orchestra as well. I only wish the Stockholm Philharmonic recorded their Walkure Act I last year, and made available for viewing.

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne und lyrische Aufführung dieses romantischen und perfekt komponierten Meisterwerks mit gut harmonisierten und perfekt vereinigten Tönen aller Instrumente. Die Virtuosität aller Einzelspieler ist wahrlich ergereifend. Die geniale Dirigentin leitet das kompakte und ausgezeichnete Orchester im gut phrasierten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach wunderbar!

[@marioemanuellicciardello8043]

Complimenti! Esecuzione misurata ma intensa. Bravi!

[@stevencalandra1659]

Lush, uplifting, and majestic.

[@SilvioNobre]

Não poderia haver melhor maneira de começar o meu dia. Obrigado! 😍

[@carmengloriaservanmonagas9054]

Como la seda en mi piel, esta pieza refresca mi Alma...Puedo no solo escucharla, puedo sentir como me acaricia suavemente... Esta orquesta tiene ese don en mi...Gracias a cada unx de sus músicos por sus días de estudio, y por mantenerse en la Música para deleite de todos.... Reconocimiento para su directora, una poeta al aire

[@arkleston3299]

Beautiful composition, directed by a female conductor in this case. Classical music is a big tent and there’s room for everyone. It unites us, not divides us.

[@luismiguelrodriguez1080]

Wagner was a great genius and this piece was one of the coolest: Siegfried from the 'Ring of the Nibelungen'.

[@LaurenceGalian]

As a Wagnerian, who has heard this composition performed by countless orchestras under the baton of the greatest of the world's conductors, I must say this conductor's interpretation is the most satisfying, and I would venture to guess, truest to Wagner's original vision of them all.

[@frankreedy6437]

Klaus Tennstedt? I’d have to say in our lifetime, no one was more commanding in all his Wagnerian majesty than him. But this with eyes closed and head on the pillow - surely a beautiful rendition. Supremely paced, rich deep strings, muted horns, and such a rare pleasure to enjoy this energetic female conductor. Surprising that the players can be so separated from each other yet play as tightly as they did. What talent!

[@phwbooth]

Loathsome man, Wagner, who composed some of the most glorious music we have.