not to be a hater but i think i had better sound quality .... his sound is too bright and muffled...needs to be more dark and open for the more traditional sound.....
F. horn is a tricky instrument--the armbisher (misp) is small, one has to have superb breath control and it can 'go' at any time. This is one of the most deservedly beautiful melodies and orchestral solos of all time.
местами оркестру следовало бы не заглушать прекрасное волнующе-трепетное соло валторны, а исполнитель-валторнист несомненно выдающийся, хотя и это не предел возможного звучания валторны Спасибо за возможность услышать и сопереживать
From 1:16 first 8 horn tones are identical to John Denver's Annie's Song, right at beginning when he sings " You fill up my senses like a night in (the forest)". It's amazing how much influence classical music had and still has on the modern.
Listen to Vladimiro Cainero french horn solo with the Orchestra Carlo Felice Genova Italy for, what I think, is the MOST beautiful rendition of this solo on YouTube!
Very beautiful solo, bravo! Musical with a rich tone, no compaints (forget the slight clip in the middle, there's a price to be paid for going for it!)
In my very personal opinion, this horn solo theme defines the whole Symphony, which is beautiful, indeed. Around 1961, I bought a Harmony LP which made a piano an orchestra full arrangement (a lot longer than the theme itself). I was 10 y.o. and was my first LP, never tranferred it to cassette and was lost when I sent it to be copied to CD (shame!). Also listened it in a live church-organ private interpretation. Should anyone know if it's possible to find anything like this, please post the info
I played this piece in a horn competition my senior year in high school. !966. I've forgotten how many horns were in the competition,but I placed first. Horn is a difficult instrument to play, & it takes LOTS of practice.I came to horn from trumpet, & was always glad I did.It is, I think, the most beautiful instrument.
@Mackchai Boston Symphony, Pierre Monteux conducting - 1958 recording. James Stagliano plays the horn solo so hauntingly well. It has stuck with me ever since I first heard it. Inspired me to become a horn player...still hope to play it as well some day.
@TheGuyWhoKnowsNot good luck, im going to be attempting that as well, though im only in 6th grade so i will wait awhile, im actually 1st chair, and i im very good for my age, and just saying, would you happen to be taught by Mr. Agan, because the solo & ensemble competition is coming up? If so i bet your name is nick
I have to admire anyone who does this well. Tried it as a jr in HS. The fingerings are not such a big deal, but to get the intonation right on each note is really a challenge.
Has anyone tried putting words to this solo so u can play it better? Like seriously, try singing (in ur head...duh): "I want my mommy, I want my daddy, I want to go back home and sleep all day" on the main theme of the solo. I swear to god it'll work. And when you tell people the secret to how u played it so beautifully they will laugh their ass off. And the lyrics are very true when u try to play it.
Slower solos are imo harder to play well that faster ones. Its very difficult to keep a good tone over notes drawn out that long. Blazing fast solos may be harder to play, but slow ones like this are harder to play WELL
The horn solo was always a masterfully composed splendor. As a high school oboist, I am prejudiced about the beautiful oboe solo that follows, with the horn obligato , which was left out here.
What a beautiful piece.. i hope to rise to the levels of these amazing horn players, it is an amazing instrument and i absolutly love playing it, thanks for sharing this song with us.
Yes, mistake at 2:30--- BUT, as a horn a player learning this excerpt I must say, I love his tone. So resonant. Not brassy like a trumpet or bassy like a trombone--- but down the center of the horn... he sounds like a Horn player! So great.
One of the most nerve-wracking solos in the literature. It starts with the strings hanging around for seven measures, just waiting for the horn to show up. I try to psych myself by saying "It's just another tune." But a gorgeous one. Terrific job, with no short cuts.
Sorry for my russian. Валторнист хороший. У него очень приятный звук и хорошая выдержка. Четкое интонирование, собранные ноты и хорошая атака. Боюсь, что здесь большая вина дирижёра с выбором темпа. Ну нельзя так играть Чайковского. Уверен, что валторнист здесь ни при чем.
OMG! srsly im in my youth orchestra and paly semi proffesionally , but if i ccould play that solo with only little "blip" as you like to call it id be bloody satisfied. His internation and tone is flawless and the solo is beautiful.
This is such a stupid comment. This solo is VERY difficult to play well - also, knows or cares what "vasubius" is. Also, adults use the word "piece" no "peace" - I know they are the same in your brain, but not in the English language.
your comments are simply.. not very educated. I believe you mean Vesuvius? Well yes that is it's own level of difficulty however I would have a much easier time playing Vesuvius with the High A and B rips opposed to playing Tchaikovsky's 5th with such a beautiful tone in such an exposed environment.
slow solos are much more difficult than fast solos. all of your heart can be poured into a solo like this one with the sole intent of making it the most beautiful piece you have ever played, making it count and playing it right whereas i tend to see a fast solo as just technique and not letting in room for a beautiful tone quality and timbre used in a more emotional piece. but, that's my opinion lol
INCREDIBLY SLOW! But what choice does the hornist have? I would like to have heard more expression from the soloist, but that is subjective. Maintaining the integrity of the tempo is challenging at this VERY SLOW pace.
Thanks for that relatively benign description of the imperfection. After listening to it I must say that I had forgotten how SLOW Celibidache wanted it. I have never had to play it as slow for other conductors. For hornplayers, in 1982 I switched from the Paxmann shown on this video, to an Alexander 103same mouthpiece however, a Holton-Farkas DC. One more thing, that is not a martial arts black belt sitting next to me. It is Timothy Jones who is now principal horn in the LSO in London.
1 of 2) By (happy!)chance, I discovered this video just two days ago in a Celibidache-devoted facebook group. I've listened it many times since then! (there is no need of adjetives!). Your "fluff" is the probe you are "human" and, of course, live music suffers from this kind of "imperfections" which makes it an "unique" moment (as Celi, + or -, said...)
BTW, I was fortunate of attending his last concerts in Madrid (Brck's 4th&8th) in 1993(?)with Münchner Phil. and I'm still "shaken"... ;-)
and 2 of 2) I'm a (more or less) "serious" amateur brass player. Some time ago I received some lessons from Enrique Ferrando, who has been the principal (and great!) trombone of the ONE (Orq. Nacional de España) since 1972. Once I asked him about Celi (he conducted many concerts in Spain during 60's and 70's): he told me: "to have the luck of playing many times under Celibidache has been the most important thing in my life as a musician": do you think the same, Eric? ;-) Many thanks!
Eric, Wolfgang Tomböck told me that you had the sound on the double horn that came closest to the Vienna horn and that I should listen to you play sometime. After watching this vid I can only say that he was spot on. Absolutely beautiful, bravo! Please send links to other vids of your playing. Thanks.
Sublime sound Eric, absolutely gorgeous. I also love the clip when you're playing Bruckner 7 with Thielemann. Do you still play on the Holton DC? No matter how many "custom" mouthpieces I try, I always go back to the Holton. Quick response and beautiful tone/control coupled w/ the N series 8D I play.
@Ericwilliamterwillig Hello Mr. Terwillinger, you sound amazing. I do have question for you, sir, and that is, after you switched to an Alex 103, were you able to still get that lovely warm, rich sound that you got from the Paxman? Can you please tell me some of the differences and advantages of an Alexander 103. Thanks a lot!
What a fabulous horn player. His sound is the closest to the full, resonant quality of a Vienna Horn I've ever heard coming from a modern double horn. The phrasing and projection are also magnificent. A great example for aspiring horn players
Absolutely incredible solo execution. This slow tempo really pulls the raw emotion out of Tchaikovsky and the horn solo so much when watching this it made me tear up.
As a retired professional horn player, of many years experience, it is my considered opinion that the vast majority of conductors are inept to the point of incredulity. You, of course, are entitled to your subjective opinion and I respect that. However, overindulgent tempi do not equal musical majesty, this buffoon is a menace.
I would have to agree. I am a retired professional horn player as well. I think that if I had to attempt to play this tempo, I would probably feel that the conductor was trying to sabotage my performance. BTW, the horn player here has amazing breath/tone control.
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_ took my breath and the horn player too. Best rendition
batchava 19 hours ago
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batchava 19 hours ago
Great !
batchava 19 hours ago
omg he cracked the C#. Thank god professionals make mistakes :)
LoveFrenchhorn 2 days ago
whats up with all the coughing in the beginning?
TheJumpDoctor 4 days ago
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i'm doing this solo, but I went for a more dark sound. This guy's really amazing though. I might end up changing the way I play it :)
MultiMini888 2 weeks ago
i'm doing this solo, but I went for a more dark sound. This guy's really amazing though. I might end up changing the way I play it :)
MultiMini888 2 weeks ago
not to be a hater but i think i had better sound quality .... his sound is too bright and muffled...needs to be more dark and open for the more traditional sound.....
crazyyd0g 1 month ago
Muito bom, Eric Terwilliger
MrGuialbuquerque 1 month ago
horn sounds just way too wonderful.
K2kseungK 1 month ago
F. horn is a tricky instrument--the armbisher (misp) is small, one has to have superb breath control and it can 'go' at any time. This is one of the most deservedly beautiful melodies and orchestral solos of all time.
windstorm1000 2 months ago
Beautiful sound. Very smooth - it takes a lot of control and concentration to play it as slow as this too!
erstehorniste 3 months ago
местами оркестру следовало бы не заглушать прекрасное волнующе-трепетное соло валторны, а исполнитель-валторнист несомненно выдающийся, хотя и это не предел возможного звучания валторны Спасибо за возможность услышать и сопереживать
swetoct 3 months ago
string players always look like they have parkinson's.
Sevnfurdy 4 months ago
@Sevnfurdy LOL
burnthecity814 3 months ago
From 1:16 first 8 horn tones are identical to John Denver's Annie's Song, right at beginning when he sings " You fill up my senses like a night in (the forest)". It's amazing how much influence classical music had and still has on the modern.
tejoHr 4 months ago 3
Listen to Vladimiro Cainero french horn solo with the Orchestra Carlo Felice Genova Italy for, what I think, is the MOST beautiful rendition of this solo on YouTube!
AMAC48 5 months ago
Don't like conductor ! Tempo very lento...
kleygen 6 months ago
Fantastic
wagglesroxy 6 months ago
why am i getting a boner??!
Allaisverige1 6 months ago
Very beautiful solo, bravo! Musical with a rich tone, no compaints (forget the slight clip in the middle, there's a price to be paid for going for it!)
exhornnerd 6 months ago
In my very personal opinion, this horn solo theme defines the whole Symphony, which is beautiful, indeed. Around 1961, I bought a Harmony LP which made a piano an orchestra full arrangement (a lot longer than the theme itself). I was 10 y.o. and was my first LP, never tranferred it to cassette and was lost when I sent it to be copied to CD (shame!). Also listened it in a live church-organ private interpretation. Should anyone know if it's possible to find anything like this, please post the info
ernherr 7 months ago
What a warm sound :) nice..
sapphiretorte13 7 months ago
Idk why but this helps me get rid of stress when it starts to build up
TheDG10000 7 months ago
89,000 views are from me...
daffyduck12345678912 9 months ago 3
notice their all white
ChIcOMiCo95 9 months ago
@ChIcOMiCo95 look at the bass section
ceescake 9 months ago
@ChIcOMiCo95 asian bassist
losingitrush 8 months ago
@ChIcOMiCo95 thats because this is not cheap ass shaking hip hop
Senj1n 7 months ago
I love this piece so much
MrMTrejo111 10 months ago
i play the f horn!
thepaperking100 10 months ago
absolutely beautiful.
petrusmalk 10 months ago
NICE
lenriqueop 11 months ago
1:19
Jacky Chan plays second horn !
cowcowkaukau 1 year ago 31
@cowcowkaukau rasist comment...
guledrocks 5 months ago
I will pray for 10 people
josuetrejo24 1 year ago 2
this is the one of the most beautiful classical music that i have listened so far.
amazing!!! if only i could listen to this in live
kornzian 1 year ago 3
did he crack a note?????
MDBeatles 1 year ago
@MDBeatles yup he did
fantasynreality 6 months ago
@idgit2442 I just did the same thing! (switched from trumpet). Did you have to majorly change your embouchure?
gwreeves 1 year ago
Around 2:28, tiny little slip! Very impressive though, anyone know what horn he used for it?
Georgeminhinnick 1 year ago
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shib340 10 months ago
I played this piece in a horn competition my senior year in high school. !966. I've forgotten how many horns were in the competition,but I placed first. Horn is a difficult instrument to play, & it takes LOTS of practice.I came to horn from trumpet, & was always glad I did.It is, I think, the most beautiful instrument.
idgit2442 1 year ago
does anybody know what type of horn and mouthpiece that the horn soloist was playing on?
pv2007frog 1 year ago
@pv2007frog
uh, paxman 20 i think. or some kind of paxman. and idk which mouthpiece :\\
PROIMZ 11 months ago
Looks like I`ve found a good interpretation of this Horn Solo. I`ll discard the one I had .
Mackchai 1 year ago
@Mackchai Boston Symphony, Pierre Monteux conducting - 1958 recording. James Stagliano plays the horn solo so hauntingly well. It has stuck with me ever since I first heard it. Inspired me to become a horn player...still hope to play it as well some day.
AMAC48 5 months ago
That tone is so warm. Jealous.
ArunGarg001 1 year ago
I am playing this as a Solo Peice for Solo Compitition. Im a 8th Grader, Face to Palm. I cant do this!
TheGuyWhoKnowsNot 1 year ago
@TheGuyWhoKnowsNot good luck, im going to be attempting that as well, though im only in 6th grade so i will wait awhile, im actually 1st chair, and i im very good for my age, and just saying, would you happen to be taught by Mr. Agan, because the solo & ensemble competition is coming up? If so i bet your name is nick
udienowisay 1 year ago
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@SlashRoks04
One of my instructors once told me to put these words to it:
"Darling, I love you. I really love you. You'll never know just how much I love you."
Yes, it really does work! I get just the right emotion out of the solo whenever I think about this when I play it. :)
crystalm110 1 year ago
I think when tchikovsky hears this, he is proud of...What a piece of music, and the soloist..wow!
diddy315 1 year ago
I have to admire anyone who does this well. Tried it as a jr in HS. The fingerings are not such a big deal, but to get the intonation right on each note is really a challenge.
pbj4toast 1 year ago
I would like more vibrato.
llamawizard 1 year ago
@llamawizard No vib on horn! The tone colour of the instrument makes it unessessary
mentalbreakdown123 1 year ago
My dream is to someday play that solo as beautifully as this
Starting french horn this year!
ThanksfortheObvious 1 year ago
@ThanksfortheObvious Here's a tip that I didn't get when I was starting- Air. The French horn needs SO much air to have a rich sound.
Practice a LOT on this instrument, you will see results.
If you don't have a method book, find one. They will help you with technique.
Audition for every single stupid little competition and honor band you can find in your area. You will have a drive to improve constantly.
Ask your director how you can improve personally. It really helps to have a good director.
1SquidBoy 1 year ago 2
conductor looks stressed, haha
marichi109 1 year ago
AHH! :) what a horn player
cieradhtingting 1 year ago
i love that instrument.
whats the thing with synesthesia though
bloodtypebloodtype 1 year ago
Has anyone tried putting words to this solo so u can play it better? Like seriously, try singing (in ur head...duh): "I want my mommy, I want my daddy, I want to go back home and sleep all day" on the main theme of the solo. I swear to god it'll work. And when you tell people the secret to how u played it so beautifully they will laugh their ass off. And the lyrics are very true when u try to play it.
Best horn solo ever!
SlashRoks04 1 year ago 3
@SlashRoks04 Its because you're putting emotion into your music (: Thats one of the key things to playing well.
iTactiiCz 1 year ago
@SlashRoks04
One of my instructors once told me to put these words to it:
"Darling, I love you. I really love you. You'll never know just how much I love you."
Yes, it really does work! I get just the right emotion out of the solo whenever I think about this when I play it. :)
crystalm110 1 year ago 11
@crystalm110 That's desperately superficial...
redingot1 2 months ago
absolutely transcendent
bittersweetsunlife 1 year ago
Slower solos are imo harder to play well that faster ones. Its very difficult to keep a good tone over notes drawn out that long. Blazing fast solos may be harder to play, but slow ones like this are harder to play WELL
Nocturne989 1 year ago
tooooooo slooooow!!!
AmitMelzer 1 year ago
if Celibidache beleves in reencaration he will born again as a turtle.. or a snail.....
efraingonzalez 1 year ago
à une minute 10 richard enconina qui admire sergiu .........magnifique
porchevin 1 year ago
Tchaikovsky pure genius who else uses a french horn for a solo.
DizzyDan12 1 year ago 3
@DizzyDan12 I agree with you about Tchaikovsky being a genius, but there are quite a few horn solos out there, my friend. :]
TheGilmer 1 year ago
too slow... but ok!
Anyone knows the recording year?
i6m6m6a 1 year ago
The celists and bassists look really bored at the begining. The actual horn solo was amazing though!
xxjewledxxromance 1 year ago 2
too slow
bolenok 1 year ago
Si Belle ca!
michellegaleeverett 1 year ago
Great sound, great phrasing, great playing, especially when presented with such a slow tempo from the conductor.
klingelhorn 2 years ago
Not really a mistake @ 2:30.
What we Americans call a "clam".
He got there didn't he??
ipmoic 2 years ago
i love playing this=]
wavecrasher8 2 years ago
riiiiiiiiiiiiicolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
BushRat3 2 years ago 2
cut the coughing in the beginnign -_- its an orchestra not a cough-off...
SilverWalker56 2 years ago
hey audience, can you cough some more?
otherjoe1234 2 years ago 4
chi è questo cornista??
fabricorno 2 years ago
The horn solo was always a masterfully composed splendor. As a high school oboist, I am prejudiced about the beautiful oboe solo that follows, with the horn obligato , which was left out here.
DoninWhiting 2 years ago
Amazing rendition!
noirvalentin 2 years ago
The slower, the better? Me nuh tink so...
malow87 2 years ago
One of my favourite pieces. too bad about the one slip up
chevivace76 2 years ago
What a beautiful piece.. i hope to rise to the levels of these amazing horn players, it is an amazing instrument and i absolutly love playing it, thanks for sharing this song with us.
ShadeheartTheSouless 2 years ago 5
too slow1
livvymonster97 2 years ago
is it just me or do the cellos look really small, too small for the players???
livvymonster97 2 years ago
That was beautiful...This really helped me for my auditions in symphonic band. It showed me the tempo and tone quality. Thank you so very much!
Nabiyfoxx 2 years ago 3
beautiful.
TheBlondebabe19 2 years ago
Yes, mistake at 2:30--- BUT, as a horn a player learning this excerpt I must say, I love his tone. So resonant. Not brassy like a trumpet or bassy like a trombone--- but down the center of the horn... he sounds like a Horn player! So great.
thepicardythird 2 years ago 6
Very beautifully orchestrated. Great distinction in cello crescendo. French Horn here is played most resoundingly!! and very beautiful.
(Just a humble observation from an amateur: mistake at 2:30 ?)
charmister 2 years ago
yes! there was! noticed it too.
but wow beautiful sound. wish i still played...
jneamtu08 2 years ago
i heard it too, but i really cant begrudge such an amazing player that one note bobble.
he's so amazing
beautifulseclusion92 2 years ago
This is so slow I was able to read all the comments, then come back to the top of the screen , and the excerpt was only about 2/3 done.
jrwhorn2626 2 years ago
the basses.......
losingitrush 2 years ago
haha, quick everybody cough!
darbeel1 2 years ago 5
LOL!
RoetteoR 2 years ago
incredible...
blackspace89 2 years ago 2
очень тихо
mihka4enok 2 years ago
The cellos at the begining, oh my god what a nice sound....
fadinoraan 2 years ago 8
very very very very nice sound!!!BRAVO!!!
hornkix 2 years ago 3
so beautiful. why must we be bombarded by crap mainstream music when such beautiful music like this exists? wonderful piece ^_^
najae808 2 years ago 14
i agree
rootsman1981 2 years ago
That is the tone that i WISH i had....
xoxturtl3xox 2 years ago 6
One of the most nerve-wracking solos in the literature. It starts with the strings hanging around for seven measures, just waiting for the horn to show up. I try to psych myself by saying "It's just another tune." But a gorgeous one. Terrific job, with no short cuts.
hihorn 2 years ago 2
FANTASTICO
ernestinab 2 years ago
Sorry for my russian. Валторнист хороший. У него очень приятный звук и хорошая выдержка. Четкое интонирование, собранные ноты и хорошая атака. Боюсь, что здесь большая вина дирижёра с выбором темпа. Ну нельзя так играть Чайковского. Уверен, что валторнист здесь ни при чем.
JonnyRusHorn 2 years ago 2
Согласен насчет темпа....Кстати это не он играл концертштюг на третей валторне со Стефаном Дором где дирижировал Баренбойм?
Vipersfinger 2 years ago
bravissimo!!!
comunnn 2 years ago
OMG! srsly im in my youth orchestra and paly semi proffesionally , but if i ccould play that solo with only little "blip" as you like to call it id be bloody satisfied. His internation and tone is flawless and the solo is beautiful.
HaleQuin 2 years ago 4
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this solo is tainted. The guy blips it at 2:30. You can tell he's tired and he does a great job at pushing through, but a blip is still a blip.
hornskickarse 2 years ago
You can do it better? He does a beautiful job!
naxeldelenarkie 2 years ago 4
the cello chords in the beginning are amazing.
dxhaloxc 2 years ago 6
great tone and warmth
shib340 2 years ago 3
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this peace is easy he isnt going fast meaning its easear lol faster peaces like vasubius are fast and hard
sk8erpro10 3 years ago
This is such a stupid comment. This solo is VERY difficult to play well - also, knows or cares what "vasubius" is. Also, adults use the word "piece" no "peace" - I know they are the same in your brain, but not in the English language.
ThirdWorldHorn 3 years ago 15
@ThirdWorldHorn This piece is very difficult to get the intonation correct. To me that was really the crux of getting the whole mood of it right.
pbj4toast 7 months ago
your comments are simply.. not very educated. I believe you mean Vesuvius? Well yes that is it's own level of difficulty however I would have a much easier time playing Vesuvius with the High A and B rips opposed to playing Tchaikovsky's 5th with such a beautiful tone in such an exposed environment.
connstellation 3 years ago 2
slow solos are much more difficult than fast solos. all of your heart can be poured into a solo like this one with the sole intent of making it the most beautiful piece you have ever played, making it count and playing it right whereas i tend to see a fast solo as just technique and not letting in room for a beautiful tone quality and timbre used in a more emotional piece. but, that's my opinion lol
organist121893 2 years ago 3
hey, fast solos are cool too
hangukawesome 2 years ago
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we are playing this song in my high school orchestra...except our french horn soloist doesnt crack notes haha 2:31
slacker3442 3 years ago
yes, I'm sure that your soloist is better than Terwilliger
trompista007 3 years ago 13
Это издевательство над этой музыкой.
В таком темпе получилось ужасное упражнение по гармонии.
DoctorFly 3 years ago
Terwilliger is the MAN!
darbotron 3 years ago 3
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JonnyRusHorn 3 years ago
Я довольно уверен это. Огорченно мой русский плох.
animal1314 2 years ago
Nice sound, but I don't like the phrasing, but who am I to say that ;-)
a 17 year old boy from the netherlands!
tijntjuh1991 3 years ago
small slip :) B-C#-D-E became B-C#-c-D-E :)
but very beautiful. i thank you for the pleasant music
middlemori 3 years ago
WRONG! If your going to make a comment about a mistake, make sure its correct! The mistake is in the ascending scale pattern by three notes.
bradhorn14 3 years ago
INCREDIBLY SLOW! But what choice does the hornist have? I would like to have heard more expression from the soloist, but that is subjective. Maintaining the integrity of the tempo is challenging at this VERY SLOW pace.
SiegfriedHorner 3 years ago
Thank you Mr. Terwilliger for your wonderful horn playing. So beautiful . . .
maestrojeremy 3 years ago 4
Very nicely done, even if extra slow :-)
timothyrreeves 3 years ago
Thanks for that relatively benign description of the imperfection. After listening to it I must say that I had forgotten how SLOW Celibidache wanted it. I have never had to play it as slow for other conductors. For hornplayers, in 1982 I switched from the Paxmann shown on this video, to an Alexander 103same mouthpiece however, a Holton-Farkas DC. One more thing, that is not a martial arts black belt sitting next to me. It is Timothy Jones who is now principal horn in the LSO in London.
Ericwilliamterwillig 3 years ago 6
1 of 2) By (happy!)chance, I discovered this video just two days ago in a Celibidache-devoted facebook group. I've listened it many times since then! (there is no need of adjetives!). Your "fluff" is the probe you are "human" and, of course, live music suffers from this kind of "imperfections" which makes it an "unique" moment (as Celi, + or -, said...)
BTW, I was fortunate of attending his last concerts in Madrid (Brck's 4th&8th) in 1993(?)with Münchner Phil. and I'm still "shaken"... ;-)
Sunnybrass 3 years ago
and 2 of 2) I'm a (more or less) "serious" amateur brass player. Some time ago I received some lessons from Enrique Ferrando, who has been the principal (and great!) trombone of the ONE (Orq. Nacional de España) since 1972. Once I asked him about Celi (he conducted many concerts in Spain during 60's and 70's): he told me: "to have the luck of playing many times under Celibidache has been the most important thing in my life as a musician": do you think the same, Eric? ;-) Many thanks!
Sunnybrass 3 years ago
Eric, Wolfgang Tomböck told me that you had the sound on the double horn that came closest to the Vienna horn and that I should listen to you play sometime. After watching this vid I can only say that he was spot on. Absolutely beautiful, bravo! Please send links to other vids of your playing. Thanks.
fbsv 3 years ago 2
Sublime sound Eric, absolutely gorgeous. I also love the clip when you're playing Bruckner 7 with Thielemann. Do you still play on the Holton DC? No matter how many "custom" mouthpieces I try, I always go back to the Holton. Quick response and beautiful tone/control coupled w/ the N series 8D I play.
Tigerwarhawk 2 years ago
He came to bloomington for a few weeks in the fall of 07 and he still still using a holton MP iirc.
beaver6d9 2 years ago
@Ericwilliamterwillig Hello Mr. Terwillinger, you sound amazing. I do have question for you, sir, and that is, after you switched to an Alex 103, were you able to still get that lovely warm, rich sound that you got from the Paxman? Can you please tell me some of the differences and advantages of an Alexander 103. Thanks a lot!
shib340 10 months ago
I heard a little fluff around 2:30 but not matter. Gorgeous tone! I couldn't imagine playing that in a performance. Just imagine the nerves.
cpthornman 3 years ago
That guy is a magnificent musician! His solo gives me goosebumps
parkrombone 3 years ago
What a fabulous horn player. His sound is the closest to the full, resonant quality of a Vienna Horn I've ever heard coming from a modern double horn. The phrasing and projection are also magnificent. A great example for aspiring horn players
fbsv 3 years ago
that horn solo was glorious.
dasteufelhund 3 years ago 2
celi and the munich philharmonic are a great team :)
1ragnar1 3 years ago 2
i think it should be just a bit faster. Anyway: the horn player is really good!
eltrompeta333 3 years ago
Marvelous.
1337evan 3 years ago
Absolutely incredible solo execution. This slow tempo really pulls the raw emotion out of Tchaikovsky and the horn solo so much when watching this it made me tear up.
Surf951 3 years ago 4
i am sure tht he is jacky chan 0.0
saigua 3 years ago
Is that Jacky Chan(the one sitting next to the horn principal)????
wingloklok 3 years ago
hahhahaa
you are really funny!!!
shaosuye 3 years ago
wow...what a GORGEOUS sound!!!
brasshorn 3 years ago 2
Lovely playing but way too slow. Still, that's conductors for you, they can screw pretty much anything up with that little white stick!
deanshrink 3 years ago
dean I disagree, I believe for this to be played to its full beauty, it has to be played at a tempo like this.
DontJudgeHobos 3 years ago
As a retired professional horn player, of many years experience, it is my considered opinion that the vast majority of conductors are inept to the point of incredulity. You, of course, are entitled to your subjective opinion and I respect that. However, overindulgent tempi do not equal musical majesty, this buffoon is a menace.
deanshrink 3 years ago
¿que es el tempo para ti, como musico? Incluso tÚ, a pesar de ser un musico profesional quizás no lo llegaste a comprender.
dermann76 3 years ago
I would have to agree. I am a retired professional horn player as well. I think that if I had to attempt to play this tempo, I would probably feel that the conductor was trying to sabotage my performance. BTW, the horn player here has amazing breath/tone control.
rogmusic 3 years ago
Beautiful, just beautiful!!!!!!!
veggiemama78 3 years ago
very beautiful!but in munich not play with alexander 103?or paxman?in this video is paxman m20...very beautiful sound!!!
angelobonaccorso 3 years ago