good interpretation... a bit rude on the articulation though, georgi keep in mind that you make the Eb trumpet sound like a Bb trumpet..... try being more delicate with it. its not ment to sound so rough. love the ending to the phrases.
Das Neruda Konzert ist für mich das schwächste Konzert aus der klassischen Epoche. Es hat keine Höhepunke. Die Interpreten haben haber es aber ganz gut gespielt.
These people who is klick Dislike , I think they dont know why they are put it...I could listening this and 2nd movement every day ..Great tone and performance...
@TheRedguazer Same... I ended up listening to this coz I'm trying to choose which peice off list A to play. I'm probably gunna go with this one, although I have the hyden from my grade 6..........
How did you choose?
And I agree he plays with alot of feeling. He properly unnderstands the music.
A lot of you are saying how badly interpreted this is, but you obviously don't understand that this concerto isn't supposed to be played with crazy dynamics! It's not romantic! He did a great job of playing the piece as it should be played.
To play Baroque music requires a sensitive mind and soul. This concert of Neruda is not technically difficult, many trumpet players can play all the notes very well. The problem is the interpretation. Few trumpet players have this sensitive soul. Maurice Andre loved this music, and the extraordinary results we can listen to them today. Mr. Penchev is a good trumpet player but he would deepen the study of Baroque music. It is not a criticism but a suggestion.
To play Baroque music requires a sensitive mind and soul. This concert of Neruda is not technically difficult, many trumpet players can play all the notes very well. The problem is the interpretation. Few trumpet players have this sensitive soul. Maurice Andre loved this music, and the extraordinary results we can listen to them today. Mr. Penchev is a good trumpet player but he would deepen the study of Baroque music. It is not a criticism but a suggestion.
I'm not quite sure who has no idea: this interpretation really is dull, boring and with neither much elegance nore much emotionality and historical background knowledge (the piece is originally for horn and so every serious musician will do his best to produce a smoth and full sound i.e. not using an Eflat trumpet but a Bflat trumpet or - even better - a small french horn).
@trumpetopinion Do you actually play the trumpet, or do you just give your very poor opinion of it?
He plays it with great dynamics, clear attacks, and beautiful phrasing. How can you say that it was "dull, boring and with neither much elegance nor much emotionality"???
Now, I don't know if you are correct about it originally being played on a horn or not, but still, in the great scheme of things it's not not a huge deal as long as you play it well, and I think he did a fantastic job.
Hi Dude, please relax - I really played this concert several times and you can be sure I am serious about my comment. If you have a chance, listen to the recording of Ed Tarr - he uses a horn and does phantastic phrasing and ornamentation. This guy here - and sorry to be so strict - just plays the notes. Technically really solid but like so many trumpet players do it. He obviously could learn a lot by getting a lesson from Ed.
Sound better on a Bb trumpet and when you wanna play louder you dont have to sound "forced" like in the video ... but its live performance so its understandable =) Nice job
Agreed, he really is hammering... But the whole orchestra is also hammering right along with him. It all sounds very heavy, I think it should be more bouncy - but obviously they took another approach and there's nothing wrong with that.
Edward Tarr is the man, and just because his recordings aren't "perfect" doesn't mean they aren't great. Listen to some recordings from 100 years ago and you find that the notes didn't matter so much as the music. Maybe we've lost something along the way.
Actually it was written for the Corno di Caccia. An early form of the Trumpet which had a similarly conical mouthpiece to the horn and three finger-holes to aid intonation.
The French Horn is a valved horn.....this piece was written about 20 years before the keyed trumpet and nearly 40 years before the advent of valves.
i'm so stealing his ornamentation in the ascending line where he sticks a sixteenth note a whole step lower than the first 16th note around 3:40 very neato indeed.
I enjoyed this...personally I would play it slightly faster, so it becomes a bit more brilliant and elegant...I personally prefer a more fat and dark sound, but because its a trumpet with a silver finish he probably aims for the thinner more sparkling sound...Bu overall a very good performance.
I agree with the guy that talked about his phrases. He can clearly play technically. That does not make you a good musician. He plays too loud, his phrases need to be held out longer. On the other hand, his Cadenza is played very well.
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rosam470 6 hours ago
Hola giorgito no me olvides
rosam470 6 hours ago
good interpretation... a bit rude on the articulation though, georgi keep in mind that you make the Eb trumpet sound like a Bb trumpet..... try being more delicate with it. its not ment to sound so rough. love the ending to the phrases.
Rafynator 4 months ago 3
hola!!! Me podrían decir donde puedo conseguir las partituras PARA ORQUESTA de esta obra??? talves una pag web o con alguien q las tenga. Gracias!!!
nayozuniga 6 months ago
Das Neruda Konzert ist für mich das schwächste Konzert aus der klassischen Epoche. Es hat keine Höhepunke. Die Interpreten haben haber es aber ganz gut gespielt.
thomasmusik1 6 months ago
These people who is klick Dislike , I think they dont know why they are put it...I could listening this and 2nd movement every day ..Great tone and performance...
pusketar 7 months ago
I'm learning this movement for my grade 8 and from my own experience I can say Georgi plays this with much feeling. He is a true inspiration.
TheRedguazer 10 months ago
@TheRedguazer Same... I ended up listening to this coz I'm trying to choose which peice off list A to play. I'm probably gunna go with this one, although I have the hyden from my grade 6..........
How did you choose?
And I agree he plays with alot of feeling. He properly unnderstands the music.
jebo94 10 months ago
A lot of you are saying how badly interpreted this is, but you obviously don't understand that this concerto isn't supposed to be played with crazy dynamics! It's not romantic! He did a great job of playing the piece as it should be played.
Neruda would have been proud :)
rednibbler 11 months ago
Que preciosidad, que ejecucion, que limpio muy buena expresividad, y elegancia, si señor impecable señor penchev, INCREIBLE xDD
MegaF10 11 months ago
To play Baroque music requires a sensitive mind and soul. This concert of Neruda is not technically difficult, many trumpet players can play all the notes very well. The problem is the interpretation. Few trumpet players have this sensitive soul. Maurice Andre loved this music, and the extraordinary results we can listen to them today. Mr. Penchev is a good trumpet player but he would deepen the study of Baroque music. It is not a criticism but a suggestion.
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To play Baroque music requires a sensitive mind and soul. This concert of Neruda is not technically difficult, many trumpet players can play all the notes very well. The problem is the interpretation. Few trumpet players have this sensitive soul. Maurice Andre loved this music, and the extraordinary results we can listen to them today. Mr. Penchev is a good trumpet player but he would deepen the study of Baroque music. It is not a criticism but a suggestion.
giannibert 11 months ago
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giannibert 11 months ago
Pani na klawesynie wystukuje rytm rytmicznie:)
MrClarino1 1 year ago
I'm not quite sure who has no idea: this interpretation really is dull, boring and with neither much elegance nore much emotionality and historical background knowledge (the piece is originally for horn and so every serious musician will do his best to produce a smoth and full sound i.e. not using an Eflat trumpet but a Bflat trumpet or - even better - a small french horn).
In a sentence: right notes but not much music
trumpetopinion 1 year ago
And I'm sure the orchestra never said they were going to play on original instruments. To say there is no musicality is plainly wrong.
DiVeronica 1 year ago
@trumpetopinion Do you actually play the trumpet, or do you just give your very poor opinion of it?
He plays it with great dynamics, clear attacks, and beautiful phrasing. How can you say that it was "dull, boring and with neither much elegance nor much emotionality"???
Now, I don't know if you are correct about it originally being played on a horn or not, but still, in the great scheme of things it's not not a huge deal as long as you play it well, and I think he did a fantastic job.
MrTrumpetDude 1 year ago
@MrTrumpetDude
Hi Dude, please relax - I really played this concert several times and you can be sure I am serious about my comment. If you have a chance, listen to the recording of Ed Tarr - he uses a horn and does phantastic phrasing and ornamentation. This guy here - and sorry to be so strict - just plays the notes. Technically really solid but like so many trumpet players do it. He obviously could learn a lot by getting a lesson from Ed.
How about you? Do you also play the trumpet?
trumpetopinion 1 year ago
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MrTrumpetDude 1 year ago
@trumpetopinion
Ok. Sorry, I was a little harsh... Just, personally, I think he did a great job, but to each his own... :) Where can you find music from Ed Tarr?
Oh, and yes I do :)
MrTrumpetDude 1 year ago
Sound better on a Bb trumpet and when you wanna play louder you dont have to sound "forced" like in the video ... but its live performance so its understandable =) Nice job
bangbangpowaa 2 years ago
Great video!
SuperZalud 2 years ago
well played ... i like it
chuckskull99 2 years ago
At 3:11 its music?
biber32 2 years ago
what do u mean
diahooh 2 years ago
@biber32 i agree the starin 3.01 is out of tune
vitorio846 2 years ago
Very well could be if he is on a Schilke Eb, I couldn't get a good look at the horn's shape but it very well could be.
boingokky 2 years ago
Bach 1 1/2 26 troath
georgipenchev 2 years ago
Man, he really hammers the articulation the whole way through. That kind of ruined it for me :/
Normaldude09 2 years ago
You are perfectly right. He is a fifth-rate performer at most. Even Edward Tarrs very imperfect recording of the Neruda is worlds apart better.
barliman2001 2 years ago
Agreed, he really is hammering... But the whole orchestra is also hammering right along with him. It all sounds very heavy, I think it should be more bouncy - but obviously they took another approach and there's nothing wrong with that.
Edward Tarr is the man, and just because his recordings aren't "perfect" doesn't mean they aren't great. Listen to some recordings from 100 years ago and you find that the notes didn't matter so much as the music. Maybe we've lost something along the way.
MrJombo22 2 years ago
Estuve en este concierto.... bravo maestro...
leotrumpeth 2 years ago
haha its actually written for the hunting horn, it looks very similar to the french horn but way less tubing and no valves
823888 2 years ago
Do you all know that Neruda's concerto is actually written for French Horn? ^^
But nearly nobody knows this because it's - I would say - impossible to play with it :P
P0dDels 2 years ago
Actually it was written for the Corno di Caccia. An early form of the Trumpet which had a similarly conical mouthpiece to the horn and three finger-holes to aid intonation.
The French Horn is a valved horn.....this piece was written about 20 years before the keyed trumpet and nearly 40 years before the advent of valves.
trumpetblast 2 years ago
THX for the information :D
P0dDels 2 years ago
Alison Balsom also does an incredible version of the concerto
mrodhornet2010 2 years ago
I need the music sheets.....could you please send it to me?? =)
I would really appreciate!
Soulpower1484 2 years ago
@Soulpower1484 Buy it.
sigmaclass 1 year ago
i'm so stealing his ornamentation in the ascending line where he sticks a sixteenth note a whole step lower than the first 16th note around 3:40 very neato indeed.
DiVeronica 2 years ago
man the keyboardist was on fire from 2:27-2:32
DiVeronica 2 years ago
This comment made my day
ZJBallard 2 years ago
我喜欢Antonsen演奏Neruda~~~！
bogeyman1000 3 years ago
Wow! its awsome.
bhukumpa 3 years ago
yaya......wonderful!
trumpettromba 3 years ago
thank u for postin this up. it has helped me to get a GREAT perspective of how this is supposed to be played
selsbecker5 3 years ago
i love this.
authorfye 3 years ago
I enjoyed this...personally I would play it slightly faster, so it becomes a bit more brilliant and elegant...I personally prefer a more fat and dark sound, but because its a trumpet with a silver finish he probably aims for the thinner more sparkling sound...Bu overall a very good performance.
trompetmanden 3 years ago
exelente georgi un gran trabajo..........felicitaciones
luchimbis 3 years ago
He's a good player. He has inconsistent rhythm, which bothers me slightly, but has a great sound and decent intonation. I enjoyed this performance.
bbaker90 3 years ago
I agree with the guy that talked about his phrases. He can clearly play technically. That does not make you a good musician. He plays too loud, his phrases need to be held out longer. On the other hand, his Cadenza is played very well.
msitpe 3 years ago
Bravo,Georgi!!!
Tiririnti 3 years ago
One of the best bulgarian trumpeters!Beautiful sound!Bravo, Goshko!
ventzijazz 3 years ago
that harpsichord player looks absoluetly stoked
assclown2k6 3 years ago 11
jajaja...exelente...
marcelocadavidardila 3 years ago
Very Nice sound!
traian2001rom 3 years ago