@martimtavares except romeo and juilet are dead, thats that part where one decides to fake suicide and the other believes it and dies while the other wakes up and commits real suicide. sad =P
I have listened to several other performances of Romeo and Juliet and the Trumpet C natural at 8:20 has been in all of them. I doubt several trumpet players all made the same mistake.
The cymbal playing is exactly right. They have a tendency to sound too bright against the rest of the orchestra and Tchaikovsky loves to overdo their use in my opinion.
Keeping them a bit subdued is a brilliant idea.
A bit fast in places, typical Gergiev, but exciting and wonderful playing from the LSO.
beautiful music by the LSO, terrible fucking conducting. How the hell do you follow that shit. No wonder we are trained to use our ears, so we don't have to look up at Mr. Epileptic Seizure trying to conduct 2/4.
nice performance...far be it for me to criticise, but 8:21 after all that effort...how does one of the WW misread a B as a C nat. when playing a B major chord at the end....terrifying mistake lol!
@MrRbjunior83 I agree. I've never seen cymbals played that low. It should be done at chest or eye level, with particularly loud bursts made with a large flourish, amplifying the sound outward (and thus making that 'shine' when they catch the light). A lot of people don't respect the artistry of crash cymbals; they're a sadly underestimated instrument, like the triangle or bass drum.
@IdleBigots and @MrRbjunior83 Who are you guys to criticize the cymbal playing of the LSO percussionists... British cymbal playing is one of the finest styles of cymbal playing there exists.
@IdleBigots For the spot between 1:53 to 2:02, it is not possible to be done in eye level. It is neither a "let ring" nor loud bursts spots with large flourish but a strong and fast dampen spot.
BTW, in 4:44, he did "shine" the cymbal...as what u have said...I dun think he did a bad job
Sensational. Now the two people who voted negatively to the video must have a bad taste in music. How can you not like a marvelous work of Tchaikovsky? They're crazy.
This piece should be played at a relatively slow pace in regards to the density of the musical material to be heard. Karayan is unsurpassed and Celibidache is to be recommended even if the tension rendered of the interpretation can be discussed. Gergiev play it too fast in the first place.
May I never realized it before, but at 8:21, is the chord supposed to start on a m2 then climb down to the root?? Maybe it's just a trumpet flubb...I can't tell if the whole orchestra is doing it or not...
I love the pace from 2:31 to 4:03, it's like a rush of emotion and my heart beating so rapidly as we feel each other's presence, meet eyes, and then finally... the kiss.
The most feeble Romeo ever with truely amateurish playing woefully conducted. If you want to hear a real performance try the Boston Symphony with Abaddo on DG, and get this abortion out of your system.
bbc allways comes out tops lets not forget the sound & lighting & the camera men many a good performance is spoiled if the technology is lacking samgee11
Just a tad too fast for what I am used to...this entire piece should come in around the 22:00 - 23:00 range. 20:00 doesn't do it justice. There are several notes throughout the piece that should be drawn out longer for effect. After having listened to it for the better part of 30 years, I'm sure that is what Tchaikovsky would have wanted. I give this performance a 9 out of 10. I certainly can't knock it...but I can give it my personal critique.
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3:00 a couple run up on stage and start making out
Rkmajora 1 week ago
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Rkmajora 1 week ago
I got goosebumps and teary eyes on 7:40. When i was playing on this part, I can't stop my tears rolling down.. One of the saddest part..
fuchow77 2 weeks ago
An amazing masterpiece.
ahmedaselman 2 weeks ago
Playing first bassoon for this. So much fun!
TinnedPears 1 month ago
The cymbalist totally CARRIES THE TEAM here.
Caffeinefish 1 month ago
who is 4th chair 2nd violin?
kirill429 1 month ago
1:22 the conductor's not fooling anyone with that combover
a05as03 1 month ago
Dear God, I'm terrified of playing this music now.
oOTobiumeOo 1 month ago
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sorry chaps but this was composed by Prokofiev
pt109lover 2 months ago
@pt109lover No this was composed by Tchaikovsky. The ballet is composed by Prokofiev.
jaweatern 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos 6
Not bad, LSO - almost as good as Cleveland and Maazel.....
winrx 2 months ago
@winrx haha LSO is 10 times better then Cleveland
marinsky2000 1 month ago 3
@winrx The LSO is one of the best orchestras in the world much better than the CSO inmy opinion.
GGbreizh 4 days ago
Beautiful. :D
...now time to practice.
ensignlilyjavert 2 months ago
5:55 - I've just been attacked by a wild bear and made it alive!
martimtavares 2 months ago
@martimtavares except romeo and juilet are dead, thats that part where one decides to fake suicide and the other believes it and dies while the other wakes up and commits real suicide. sad =P
kirill429 1 month ago
@kirill429 spoiler alert
manwalrus 10 hours ago
@martimtavares lol silly.....
winrx 4 days ago
At the end, the conductor's like "Yeah, you all better clap."
The orchestra's probably like, "We hate this guy, he needs to gtfo."
randomvidsinc123 3 months ago 3
Best performance of this work I've ever heard recorded or live.
MsModernComposer 3 months ago 14
I have listened to several other performances of Romeo and Juliet and the Trumpet C natural at 8:20 has been in all of them. I doubt several trumpet players all made the same mistake.
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Is there a love button? Anybody? Love button?
Alfalfa2210 4 months ago 4
Best cut off ever
porterdevpro 4 months ago
Where is the 1080p? I did not just dump $2K on a sound system to listen to Tchaikovsky in 480p. Oh the humanity!!!!
nuggz503 4 months ago
The cymbal playing is exactly right. They have a tendency to sound too bright against the rest of the orchestra and Tchaikovsky loves to overdo their use in my opinion.
Keeping them a bit subdued is a brilliant idea.
A bit fast in places, typical Gergiev, but exciting and wonderful playing from the LSO.
TheVaughan5 4 months ago
@8:20 lol trumpet
TheLasko94 4 months ago
@TheLasko94 it's written like that
nadal007isme 4 months ago in playlist More videos from StuderRevox
@nadal007isme It is a fail, but everyone fails sometimes :)
Check the partiture:
page 78
bar 518
;)
lajtnga 2 months ago
beautiful music by the LSO, terrible fucking conducting. How the hell do you follow that shit. No wonder we are trained to use our ears, so we don't have to look up at Mr. Epileptic Seizure trying to conduct 2/4.
BachStrad95 5 months ago
nice performance...far be it for me to criticise, but 8:21 after all that effort...how does one of the WW misread a B as a C nat. when playing a B major chord at the end....terrifying mistake lol!
mf4251 5 months ago
@mf4251
Shihamashna 5 months ago
@mf4251 is tht true? r u sure tht thts not wat it actually says on the music? i'd be so surprised tht LSO would make a mistake like tht...
LightningSpeedRacer 5 months ago
Is that somewhat of a radical style from the conductor? (Absolutely no criticism intended, just an observation)
RebelRadius 6 months ago
this is for my own reference, ignore, don't mean to bother anyone.
1:55 audition spot 1
3:00 audition spot 2
shtywallman 6 months ago
@shtywallman Ahh! Thank you! Audition Spot 2 was what I was looking for haha! :)
tangofizz77 6 months ago
The conductor looks like the guy who burglarized the convenience store in the corner last month...
Curatica 7 months ago
@Curatica I agree. Valery Gergiev is a great conductor, but he does look as if he is about to rob or has robbed a convenience store.
churchill1000 6 months ago 4
AMAZING AMAZING!!!!! 1.50 and im dying!!!!!!!!!
FSquareMusic 7 months ago
can anyone tell me the parts of the bassoon cause i have to play it but i always get lost with the counting. :/
liz119955 7 months ago
lol at the end. hes like... " holy shit.whew thank god"
13ilovemike 7 months ago
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This piece is the shit!
summonshire 7 months ago
why this cymbal player plays in that way...horrible,this is not the right way,where is the "shine" stroke,what the hell is this??
MrRbjunior83 8 months ago
@MrRbjunior83 I agree. I've never seen cymbals played that low. It should be done at chest or eye level, with particularly loud bursts made with a large flourish, amplifying the sound outward (and thus making that 'shine' when they catch the light). A lot of people don't respect the artistry of crash cymbals; they're a sadly underestimated instrument, like the triangle or bass drum.
IdleBigots 7 months ago
@IdleBigots and @MrRbjunior83 Who are you guys to criticize the cymbal playing of the LSO percussionists... British cymbal playing is one of the finest styles of cymbal playing there exists.
finnishredder 5 months ago
@IdleBigots im sure tht there is a reason behind tht since a professional percussionist from LSO is doing it...
LightningSpeedRacer 5 months ago
@IdleBigots For the spot between 1:53 to 2:02, it is not possible to be done in eye level. It is neither a "let ring" nor loud bursts spots with large flourish but a strong and fast dampen spot.
BTW, in 4:44, he did "shine" the cymbal...as what u have said...I dun think he did a bad job
Addaick714 4 months ago
Sensational. Now the two people who voted negatively to the video must have a bad taste in music. How can you not like a marvelous work of Tchaikovsky? They're crazy.
rbt25 8 months ago
5:53 LOL
telecastermaster072 8 months ago
A finer version of this overture in my opinion.
TheLastOfTheFinest80 8 months ago
This piece should be played at a relatively slow pace in regards to the density of the musical material to be heard. Karayan is unsurpassed and Celibidache is to be recommended even if the tension rendered of the interpretation can be discussed. Gergiev play it too fast in the first place.
MrAam1964 8 months ago
May I never realized it before, but at 8:21, is the chord supposed to start on a m2 then climb down to the root?? Maybe it's just a trumpet flubb...I can't tell if the whole orchestra is doing it or not...
pnewcombutt 9 months ago
@pnewcombutt It's a mistake
hiroyoshi00 8 months ago
@hiroyoshi00
Ahhh OK. It does actually add a split second of tension though ;)
pnewcombutt 8 months ago
@pnewcombutt No. In the actual score (or atleast the one i've played from) for it it's not meant to be a m2.. Trumpet mistake I think. :)
ProfessorPiano 8 months ago
At 2:42, is that an oboe or a clarinet?
johncool182 9 months ago
@johncool182 Oboe.
herpesonyournose 9 months ago
I love the pace from 2:31 to 4:03, it's like a rush of emotion and my heart beating so rapidly as we feel each other's presence, meet eyes, and then finally... the kiss.
Rkmajora 9 months ago
Боже мой!
KolyaKomarov 9 months ago
Who could have possibly dislike this masterpiece? |:
xxxoomer 9 months ago
too fast
soccerloverbc 10 months ago
Wahnsinn
Andi766 10 months ago
hes not actually conducting sometimes lol
ballagrl11231 10 months ago
valery s face at 7:39 ....right corner at the bottom...wooooow!
furthyrius 11 months ago
This man's hear would'nt stay like he wanted! XD, a very gorgeous piece of music!
dljr98 11 months ago
6:35-8:15 is my favorite part of the piece....so pretty ^^
horncomposer 11 months ago 2
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horncomposer 11 months ago
3:03 AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
TheBlakePTV 11 months ago
Es preocupante cómo está Gergiev. Por su salud lo digo, no por su música.
pepeermudo 11 months ago
The most feeble Romeo ever with truely amateurish playing woefully conducted. If you want to hear a real performance try the Boston Symphony with Abaddo on DG, and get this abortion out of your system.
philopus94 1 year ago
@philopus94
Did you take your medication?
Spiritakis 11 months ago 4
Without wishing to appear frivolous or detract from the wonderful music beautifully played, this the first performance I have seen where
a) Elvis Presley plays trumpet 4:55
b) the conductor changes the side his hair is parted during the performance. 4:50
123Scears123 1 year ago
why does the RAH always look bigger on telly than it does when ur inside there?!?! :s
scottamgreig 1 year ago
At the end, 6:00 is like a heart beat. Amazing.
alexhope77 1 year ago
@alexhope77 Its meant tobe a funeral drum for Romeo and Juliet who have just died,hence the fragments of the Second subject A (the love theme)
RetroOaf 1 year ago
bbc allways comes out tops lets not forget the sound & lighting & the camera men many a good performance is spoiled if the technology is lacking samgee11
compassroseful 1 year ago 3
Sure sounded like somebody in brass section blew a chunk at 8:22.
BillF1967 1 year ago
the build up to 3:48 is just epic!!!
smkymntjedi 1 year ago 3
This is amazing!!! O_o
teleportingman13 1 year ago
1:56 is the face of sheer concentration. Bravo, mister cymbal dude. You make it
Treijim 1 year ago 60
@Treijim He kept the whole thing together :L
claff564 1 year ago
Just a tad too fast for what I am used to...this entire piece should come in around the 22:00 - 23:00 range. 20:00 doesn't do it justice. There are several notes throughout the piece that should be drawn out longer for effect. After having listened to it for the better part of 30 years, I'm sure that is what Tchaikovsky would have wanted. I give this performance a 9 out of 10. I certainly can't knock it...but I can give it my personal critique.
JimmieOC 1 year ago 5
This is on my Leaving Cert, thanks for posting it! Much appreciated!
NiamhChanel 1 year ago 38
bravo gergiev is the man!
hoffthehook 1 year ago