Ein Heldenleben - Rattle, Berlin (V)

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Mr. Yasunaga is a wonderful violinist. No doubt about it. Just listen to his solo in the first half of the piece. Splendid! Nevertheless, that one note is not one missed note. It breaks both the effect of the marvellous harmonic transition shortly before and of two or so following bars. It's.....a pity. Let's put it that way. But as somebody already said: Mr Yasunaga knows it better than us all.

この演奏は壮大で素晴らしい。ラトルとベルリンフィルの「英雄の 生涯」は歴代の名演奏の一つに入るのではないでしょうか？
ソロの安永さんのヴァイオリンも極まった表現で、鳥肌が立ちます 。

he is very cute..

Heldenleben is so beautiful :) We played it with our orchestra too, it's a youth orchestra. And the emotions and feelings were so gorgeus when we have played it :) In this opus you really feel, how it is to play in an integral whole, because all of the orchestra work so great together.. I love this! :)

A true beauty.  The criticisms are snobbish.

Was für ein Eindruck! So entfernt, alt, klingt der Englishhorn am Anfand dieses Video.

Actually it's not too high, is the reverse, it starts too low and then, as the note goes on, he corrects it, and slightly goes up a little, til finishes.
And I don´t think you and everybody have to be that sensible with some comment about a missed note. It's valid and It would be far better if the soloist makes it right. It is a ket note in the piece, is the sunset of the hero. Sorry but I was distracted too

I heart Strauss...

Genial en VIOLINISTA...!!, Straus es un genio de la Musica, saludos del Peru