Amazing Toronto ❤😂

love that you keep Murdoch Mystery lovers entertained

My 91yo mother and I watched A Music Lover's Guide to Murdoch Mysteries tonight for the first time. We loved it. I would love to get this selection on CD. TSO please produce a CD of this music!

Bravo 👏

Thank you so much for this wonderful musical enjoyment performed by the chambre musiciens of the world-famous Toronto Symphony Orchestra. 👏 👍 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹

Très jolie ! Moi, enchanté !

Plus the introductions to each piece by Yannick added so much to the experience!

Thank you Mr. Bison and everyone at Shaftesbury for a most delightful way to spend a Saturday afternoon while in lockdown. With such excellent musicians and a superb composer such as Robert Carli, it gives me hope for the future of music.

@JeremyHutchings

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for making a random listen wonderful!

Fabulous! As a musician, I appreciate this analysis so much! 🎼 Well played, Murdoch!

Thanks for putting this up on youtube. Makes it very accessible. The only way I can watch it with my Mom! We very much enjoyed over a few evenings.

Many thanks also to the excellent music lecturer, actor and film producer Yannick Bisson for the great narration ! 📽️🎭🎤🎼🎶🎸🎷🎻🎻🏆🧥🧤💓 👍 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌱🌨️❄️ 👏

Eric Abramovitz just killing it on the Clarinet as always. This is what perfection sounds like.

So beautiful..brings tears to my eyes

YES YES YES. amazing awesome (i can't find a word for how i am feeling)

I am grateful I found this series when I did. Because now I can just sit and wonder what my ancestors did with the concepts that became actually mundane and kinda taken for granted by someone like me who was born late into the 20th century. And how I now too see those same concepts ever-changing as time continues on in the start of the new millennium, and the 21st century.

2:23 Opening Theme from Murdoch Mysteries - Robert Carli 6:46 Pavane pour une infante défunte - Maurice Ravel 14:43 Clarinet Quintet in B Minor, Op. 115 Mvt. IV - Johannes Brahms 25:54 Suite from Murdoch Mysteries - Robert Carli 34:08 Excerpt from Mazurka No. 2 - Laura Gertrude Lemon 35:51 Adagio molto in E-flat Major - Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 40:37 String Quartet, Op. 76, No. 2 "Fifths" Mvt. IV - Joseph Haydn 45:58 On the beautiful blue Danube, Op. 314 - Johann Strauss II 52:14 Maple Leaf Rag - Scott Joplin

@sandrareinbaha8279

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, very nice!🎼🎤🎷🎻🎺🎹🌹🌹🌹

@katdunn7934

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! :)

Oh what a treat! It makes me fall in love with Murdoch Mysteries even more. Thanks for releasing it here on KZread. The TSO has so much talent! I will be sharing this with family and friends, and our own Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra.

Truly beautiful, I’m a classical music lover! Thank you Yannik

All the musicians are so expressive

I'm a violinist and was in a symphony orchestra for 20 years. It was an experience I wouldn't trade for anything. I also took part in smaller ensembles Hopefully it was as enriching for the audience as it was for the musicians. Thank you for sharing.

MURDOCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE YOUUUUU!!!!

@Dalma-hr5sm

3 жыл бұрын

I know I sound obssesd right now but You are my favourite actor, and this is my favourite serial 😁😁😁

I enjoyed that very much! I have been a fan of Murdoch Mysteries since it began. Thank you very much.

This Maple Leaf Rag rendition is one of the coolest and jauntiest I’ve ever heard.

Bravi! Bravi! So gorgeously performed! 💗 👏 I do find it a shame how the musicians weren’t individually named as they deserve mention. The fantastic Toronto musicians are: Yolanda Bruno, violin Eri Kosaka, violin Theresa Rudolph, viola Emmanuelle Beaulieu Bergeron, cello Jeffrey Beecher, double bass Eric Abramovitz, clarinet And of course, Rob Carli, as composer/conductor (who’s also a kickass saxophone player).

Just beautiful...

Amazing!!!!!! Beautitul!!!!!

Lindo, adorei!

This was great! The intros.by Yannick were very insightful. It's a good way to share musical cheer in the new year. Peter: here's a story idea; have Alwyn Jones come back as an adult. There would be a lot of interesting scenarios since he already knew Murdoch as a kid.

That was lovely. Now I wish I could go to the symphony.

Spectacular!!! Beautifully Mesmerizing ❣️ Man on dat licorice stick is amazing!

You've made my Easter Sunday one to remember. I'm lifted up and most appreciative

Thank you for this. I am not a musician, nor know anything about music I just love it. I had been trying to figure out all of the instruments used in the opening piece of Murdoch Mysteries, and was clueless. It’s so beautiful and fun !! Again, thanks. Pat

Oh, what a treat! Thank you!

Excelente!!!

Wonderful! Simply played beautifully.

This is beautiful

Thank you for posting this! I’ve been trying to find somewhere I could watch it!

super

wish we could see Murdoch Mysteries, since we had to drop channels I miss it

Brillant idea!! Wonderfull musicians..... One question- .... Is the murdoch-suite available? I love the músic of this show....

Amazing. Thank you so much

That was so fun! Thanks!

You remind me of Yannick Bisson.

Help me find the tune. Plays at the very beginning of episode 6 of season 3. Thanks.

Anyone know the name of the aria at the start of S9 Ep19 and the singer🤔. I've had no luck in finding it and if be eternally grateful for any help at all. Thanks in advance🙏✌🤘

@edwardmorford2202

3 жыл бұрын

I mean Episode 18 not 19...apologies all

nice, but can I ask a cheeky question, here? Does anyone know what the musical instrument is that is use in the usual credits as the not knowing use to drive me nuts.

I'm tryna fight the urge to clap in real life

I’ve never laughed as hard as when you claim Brahms composed over 200 sonatas and Symphonies: to clarify, he wrote 4 symphonies, 3 Violin Sonatas, 2 Cello Sonatas, 2 Clarinet Sonatas and 3 Piano Sonatas (as well as other works that don’t fall in the either the sonata or symphony categories).