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  • AHHHHHHH THANK YOU SO MUCH THERE WAS NO VIDEO OF THIS BEFORE!!!!!!

  • I wish I could be his son. LOL

  • Ahh! The clip stops right before the hard part! Whoever edited this clip sure knew how to get horn players to subscribe

  • i miss Baborak :c

    i heard he retired to pursue conducting

  • looks like the Alexander

  • What kind of horn is he using?

  • Radek and the concertmaster look so much alike!

  • he is just the best!

  • He plays with such seeming ease, it's insane! He's so expressive and his range is limitless! Wonderful horn! Bravo!

  • The first time I heard this piece, I thought about how perfect Radek Baborak and his playing style would be for this piece. He pulls this off even better than Baumann. Baumann stomps all over the beginning of this movement with swagger and heaviness. I'm so glad I found at least part of a recording of him playing this.

  • look at the concertmaster at 1:45

  • rrrg, they cut off the video right before the best part!

  • His sound is so fluid, it just flows/floats!

  • Wow the greatest horn i´ve ever heard !!!!

  • Brilliant performance!! Go Radek! Listen to those pianissimos at 1:57 isn´t it insane?? I wish I could play like that...

  • Must say, never heard a horn player quit like that!

  • Wow! He has an amazingly clear tone.

  • soloist = concertmaster ?????

    O_O

  • Where's Dohr?

  • This guy is amazing...

  • Is that difficult to play on the horn? Speed- and range-wise. Just curious,

    I'm a bass player myself and doesn't know a thing about the horn. :P

  • @GustavUppercut It sounds difficult to me at least in terms of range and phrasing, and especially so to maintain such a fantastic tone throughout. But I've never read the Gliere concerto myself, and, as with all BPO musicians, Baborak makes it look easy.

  • @GustavUppercut i think its one of the hardest pieces for horn, maybe not this movement (3.), but the 1. movement (also the longest concerto for horn, 24 minutes)

  • Belle exécution, compliments !

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