Maurice Andre plays Telemann Concerto in D Major - Adagio

[bonestrumpet93]

RIP :(



[pendlinggeist]

rip

[carlosgarciaamigo]

R.I.P Maestro

[francotrm1]

Hace 16 años cuando apenas tenia meses de tocar trompeta, escuche este sonido, esta obra y Maurice Andre decidieron por mi lo que seria mi profesión. Me siento orgulloso de ser músico, trompetista. Muchas Maestro por este enorme regalo.

[ggoldschneider]

I heard this first around 50 years ago and the sound of Andre's solo trumpet has remained in my mind ever since. Great to hear it again after all this time!

[trumpeter978]

R.I.P. Maurice forever!!!

[MUREX641]

Il alliait, génie et modestie....

[kenavo2103]

L'un des plus grands artistes de notre temps est mort cette nuit. Merci Maurice André de avoir donné tant de plaisir. Adieu!

[mausublow]

RIP... Now his trumpet is high above there singing with plain beauty

[LGReinhardswald]

God wanted his first trumpet back. RIP Maurice André

[jazzmanta]

RIP to the greatest. Gabriel is now playing 2nd trumpet...

[VanessaMaeFan18]

melodic and lyrical.

[echuliatrumpet]

El mejor músico que ha pasado por la trompeta

[leoncioviolin]

excelente sonido

[MUREX641]

LE MEILLEUR !

[MUREX641]

LE MEILLEUR !

[kenavo2103]

Je viens de d'écouter plusieurs versions de cet Adagio de Telemann et ma foi, l'interprétation de Maurice André est la plus lumineuse, d'une incroyable sensibilité à l'esprit de l'Adagio. La plupart des autres interprêtes nous délivrent une version saccadée, un très mauvais tempo.

Une pure merveille! Merci à harpsichordRB mais aussi à Maurice André.

[free322001]

It is unreal.

[Calogerostradivarius]

Salve scusate sto cercando lo spartito di questo pezzo. Qualcuno potrebbe aiutarmi? Grazie!

[16atik]

Hermosa melodía conmovedora que trasmite mucha paz. Maurice André toca en estado de "gracia".

[geobach06]

André - De André davvero una buffa coincidenza

André - De André what a funny coincidence

[CVik64]

@geobach06

Buffa ? Andrè - Telemann - Andrè

I grandi geni si parlano ! :-)

[kenavo2103]

Je pleure rarement mais j'ai les larmes aux yeux à écouter cette version par Maurice André. Il nous amène à toucher le paradis.

[free322001]

@kenavo2103 Ce que vous dites est la vérité. Je suis américain. J'étais à Paris il y a des années. Cette chanson me rappelle le versaille. Je pense au versaille, juste avant que puis extrémité de louis 16.! Juste avant... c'est presque la fin d'une age.

[kenavo2103]

@free322001 Oui la fin d'un âge! Maurice André appartient à une génération qui savait que seul le talent ne suffit pas, il faut un énorme travail pour obtenir cette justesse de jeu, et comme gertnood ci-dessus le dit: slow, simple, patient and beautiful. Greetings from a French lady.

[neonstreak1]

I do prefer Håkan Hardenberger - maybe even a touch sweeter - he just gets a perfect legato and it touches you more.

[neonstreak1]

Håkan Hardenberger - maybe even a touch sweeter - he just gets a perfect legato.

[naxos33]

Stunning........a truly superb composition....and performance.

[drguyjones]

My wife entered the church to this piece played by a friend, because it was the most beautiful music I had ever heard. When I first heard this I felt that Telemann must have been in the presence of the almighty.

[mattlewis66]

@drguyjones Awesome. There are those times in our lives when we see our beloved wives in incredible glory, and I am sure that was one of those times for you.

[bufbarnaby]

I now have heard Heaven.

[luiscas9]

We have reached paradise...

[sauvagetbeau]

Un régal ! Une pureté dans l'interprétation: quel talent Maurice André....merci à vous !

[Axolo1991]

magnificent

[shoubi46]

Son talent est reconnu .... quelle pureté de sonorité !

[ChundomanX]

one of the best pieces of music ever created in human history

[TheDaveyboy1961]

Effortless Brilliance!

[TwinFlamesUnited1]

Spine-tinglingly beautiful.

[minotauresse]

otherworldy beauty, just gives me chills

[eLFu91]

even the highest notes sound like if they were nothing!

[LaMazulu]

Hiphop version: Sweetbox = Cinderella

[outmill]

Stupenda musica dalla quale poi De andrè si ispirò per comporre la canzone dell'amore perduto...

[TheBeatleboy64]

I think I want this played at my funeral...

[muziekacademiecello]

@TheBeatleboy64

easy,you are 16!!

[TheBeatleboy64]

@muziekacademiecello

True, but this is so good that I simply have to note it down as such!

[ca5tr0100]

I really want to play this. Truly amazing

[azhiba]

Lovely

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[KarlBonner1982]

The sudden minor chords at 2:04 and 2:12, coinciding with the high D, really send shivers through me. I was playing this piece at the very moment I learned of poor Andrew Koenig's suicide back in February.

[32600198]

liquid heaven! :)

gives me hope in humanity ... 

[TheTakiraful]

masterpiece !

[porpoisefathom]

ethereal....

[bufbarnaby]

This is the greatest piece of music I have ever heard. I had it played at my wedding.

There will NEVER be another Marice Andre. When I hear this my hair stands on end , my eyes full of tears , for I have touched the face of God , and now I am not afraid to die.

[KarlBonner1982]

@bufbarnaby I too would have baroque trumpet, preferably in the key of D, at my wedding someday.

[TheMrasterix]

QUANDO LA MUSICA E' ETERNA: DOPO PIU' DI 300 ANNI IL GRANDE DE ANDRE' ,LA RIPROPONE NELLA "CANZONE DELL'AMORE PERDUTO". GRAZIE MUSICA...GRAZIE MAESTRI DELLA MUSICA!!!!

[valeriodistefano]

@TheMrasterix |e andré avrebbe solo dovuto vergognarsi di non aver citato Telemann come autore delle musiche della sua canzone. Cosa gli costava? E cosa costa al suo pubblico riconoscere che la sua canzone più bella è un PLAGIO?

[TheMrasterix]

@valeriodistefano non sapevo che non avesse citato Telemann.Se e'come dici tu,mi dispiace.Ma a DE ANDRE' personalmente perdono una cosa del genere.

[superpainik]

@valeriodistefano ho avuto modo di conoscerlo di persona e di certo ti assicuro che non è una persona arrogante

[inf1nity]

anyone here who's actually played this on piccolo should have even more respect for this cause this is a chop killer! and he plays it like it's as natural as breathing. what a beast!

[turbonelli]

Here G. P. Telemann really demonstrates what a master he is. And André's play is just second to none.

[animanatural]

realmente hermoso!

[MrGoldentrumpet92]

I think that IS the gratest interpretation of the master! not any person of the world can play that like maurice did and I think nobody will be able to play this soooooooooooo unbelievable good!

[felixnistor]

Excelent!

[Lariola79]

Nádherné!

[leschild77]

Thank You!

[jormaple]

Is it too much to say that God's might and compassion are evident in this glorious piece ?

[clinkmeyer2011]

This is simply beautiful.

[anzejtrobenta]

waaaaaaauuu fantastick :)

[gertnood]

Andre's is the only recording I listen to of this - simple, pure, sweet, patient and masterful. On my personal top 5 trumpet recordings list.

[maxleonveerman]

He used to work in the mines, that is what my grand mother always said. I have seen him in 2001 in the concertgebouw in Amsterdam. Very good!

[Kerlerot]

@maxleonveerman

Your grand mother is right. Very surprising, isn't ? As the welsh choir, Wales is a country with mines !!!

[Trompeter1971]

Das krasse an dem 1. Satz vom Telemann-Konzert ist, daß man als Trompeter nicht weiß, wo man mal vernünftig Luft holen soll, um die tragende Luftsäule herzubekommen, vor allem für den Schluß... es sind nur wenige Achtelpausen. Unglaublich, wie der Maurice das rausfönt und dann noch in dem ruhigen Tempo.

[Ranimal006]

let the sun in; let it free

[12ock]

man my first impression was just an open spring blooming white flowers on a blue sky......

[LuigiScattagomazza]

The only one that understands it as an elegy.  There are some trumpeters that throw in embellishments that destroy the simple sustained line. But not Andre. Heard this in an audio booth with my ex-wife while shopping for audio equipment. A Bergman moment.

[harpsichordRB]

Maurice Andre is the best!!!

The voice of his trumpet shines very beautiful.

Thank you!

[HispanoSuiza7]

I know little about the piccolo trumpet, however, this man's playing is simply sublime. Quite delightful.

[priorcs]

There is one other version of this concerto which is equally beautiful (Maybe even more so), The version by Don Smithers on the album "Sound the Trumpet" (1970/71) is fantastic - check it out!

[Illyasik]

гениально.слов нет.

[gertnood]

Nobody but nobody plays this movement more beautifully in my opinion. Slow, simple, patient, beautiful.

[timesman2]

Well said.

[alonshofar]

The best Telemann interpretation......

[ThePinecloud]

This is a great album due to a thoughtful exclusion of harpsichord from continuo group. Quite often loud harpsichord continuo destroys the sweetness of trumpet sound make it a hammering of junk concerto, and fortunately, this is certainly not the case. Almost sound like letting all the grieves alone and reaching out to the pure land of perfect bliss

[japanesesweet]

Oh,this is gorgeous! i`m susprised i'd not heard it before and Andre has a great lyrical line.

[Zeobit]

Ich kann meinem Vorredner nur zustimmen, es ist einfach unglaublich, wieviel Emotion allein in dem crescendo von 1:05 bis 1:30 steckt. Einfach göttlich!

[MrGoldentrumpet92]

keiner kann das mit dieser intensität und ausdrucksstärke spielen wie er ... wirklich keiner ... alle die was anderes behaupten wissen nicht wovon sie sprechen!!! das stück ist einfach über geil gespielt!!! zum heulen schön!!!

[Deterrimus]

i cried when i heard it the first time in my life ... it is the most emotional song i´ve ever heard ...

[frostyleaves]

This is sublime :-) I'm learning to play and listen to this maybe 20 times a day as my inspiration

[Beemerboy324]

My wife chose this as her entrance march for our wedding. It was perfect.

[krempel80]

this song gets me close to cry everytime i hear it... its so beautiful as he plays it!

a great salute to the master

[OriginalMoonbeam]

magnificent!!!!!

[jeffhaney1]

I'm 52 now - when I was 17 my band teacher took me to see Maurice at Carnegie Hall, and as I cannot remember what he played - it was an incredible event. My private instructor, James Burke was there, along with many other 'teachers' of trumpet and they were agasp. They said that Maurice warmed up on drills and songs that players could never play!

Truly a sound that nobody can ever match.

Jeff

[piccololivier]

Magnifique. Merci grand Maître l

[antoinetrompette]

Cet Adagio est pour moi le plus émouvant !

[DarthPerpie]

Soaring, rapturous beauty! Andre is the Hendrix of classical trumpet.

[antoinetrompette]

Bravissimo !!

[pedrotrombon]

the best

[Paracetalol]

sehr schön!

[samanthacourtney1]

Maybe one of the greatest interpretations of the Master...A pure jewell.

[10tromba]

@samanthacourtney1 when maurice plays, haeven opens and the angles stop to listen

[10tromba]

@10tromba

angels, excuse me

[fernandovzamora]

@samanthacourtney1 Ciertamente, el virtuosismo para sostener la vibración de la trompeta como si fuese un suspiro, sin prisas, nostálgico, en paz.

[reinaldosilva54]

The WHERE I THINK THIS MUSIC SCORE anyone know ??????? ?????

[reinaldosilva54]

Magnífico!!! 

[reinaldosilva54]

@fernandovzamora

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