Andreas Ottensamer is a super genius on the clarinet, and he is THE handsomest classical musician. Period.

That is unexpected!!! The conductor is the drummer!!! WTF!!! Ottensamer is magnificent and talented as so he is handsome!!!! OMG!!!

Wow! I love this video - Andreas is such a talent!

Super Gute-Laune-Musik, natürlich spitzenmäßig gespielt ! Meine Mutter hätte es auch geliebt! Ich freue mich sehr auf Regensburg und Erlangen!

Ich fasse es einfach nicht. Habe noch nie Klassiker gehört, die die Jazz-Sprache so perfekt beherrschen. Bei Ottensamer wundert mich schon lange nichts mehr, aber auch das ganze Orchester - fantastisch!! Eigentlich müsste ich vor mir ein Loch in den Boden graben, damit ich den Hut vor allen Akteuren noch ein Stück tiefer ziehen kann.

Ohhhhhhhh that sounddddddd love itttt

Super ! J'adore

Extraordinario!!

There's cool and then there's cool

Great music, wondeful Andreas and Orchestra. I didn't know this piece but I think is wonderful. Makes me think in George Gerschwin's music. Thank you very much for sharing this jewel. Amazing. Can't stop watching. Wish I was there.

I loved it: so much talent and anunexpected condutor and drummer! Wonderful!

freaking awesome

Beats the stuffing out of Martin Frost's effort for sure. What is it about Frost that he is always trying to show of his speed and his overly fast triple or LOL! quadruple tonguing. Part two with the drums is particularly jazzy! He made it his own instead of just straight copying of Shaw! Excellent work! I am a fan of Shaw for 70 years and I say I love this.

Hammer!!!

wat een vrolijkheid!! prachtig tot aan de laatste noot :-)

an ending that shaw himself would be astounded by

Who's here after the Ray Chen stream today?

@tylermoore8218

4 жыл бұрын

Clarinet Ling Ling I was a month ago lol

Bravo!!

the texture at 6:20 is so cool

Fantastisch, auch diese Musik "im Blut".

@basilpeewit3350

4 жыл бұрын

Diese Musik eben NICHT im Blut. Als Jazz oder Swing ist es wirklich furchtbar und kaum an zu hören.

@jazzherbert

4 жыл бұрын

Vollkommen richtig!!! Warum Klassiker so oft auch Jazz spielen müssen, obwohl sie es nicht können. Andreas Ottensamer ist ein hervorragender Klarinettist (auch wenn er hier gleich mit einem Kiekser im Auftakt beginnt, weil offenbar übermotiviert), aber er ist eben auch swingfrei. Leider können das nur Wissende beurteilen, und die werden dann oft als Neider hingestellt. Wie wäre das wohl, wenn Jazzer klassische Konzerte spielen würden......man würde sie in der Luft zerreissen. Furchtbar zickig, auch die Kadenz, tut mir leid. Aber natürlich wie immer ein fantastischer Erfolg beim klassischen Publikum und unwissenden Kritikern.

Super, mi clarinetista favorito 🌹

That was outstanding !!’ Bravo.

Quel Bonheur !!! Magnifique !!! MERCI

Brilliant

Bravo!!!!!

@Vi-on8cv

6 жыл бұрын

Wow first comment!!!

@matthewbrown7536

6 жыл бұрын

Magnifique!

@matthewbrown7536

6 жыл бұрын

Now that’s music,,well written and extremely well performed! Shame o the Grammys trash.,!!

멋짐 폭발!!!

Oh quelle merveille j’adore je suis contente d’avoir découvert Andreas il joue super bien et très agréable à écouter j’adore 👍🙏❤️❤️❤️

Sensacional!

Pretty funny to see him play it on a German system clarinet.

Just...WAW!!!!:*:*:*

The best on yt

J'adore! Bravo!

Even Arthur J. Arshawsky (Artie Shaw) would have been ' blown away' by Mr. Ottensamer's performance of his Masterpiece.

🧡🧡🧡

I know this hall.Before Corona I was always coming here and listening concerts.I really missed here...To be honest I missed the orchestra members too!! haha Soloists were changing but they were always same :)

COMME POUR MR.HAUSER MERCI LE GENIAL ANDREAS MERCI

👍👍👍☝☝☝👍👍

Jazz on German clarinet? Wow!

World's Hottest Cellist sits right in front of Lorenzo haha

@emjay2045

2 жыл бұрын

😳

!!!!!!!!!!

perche ???

@MUSICISLOVEOFMYLIFE

5 жыл бұрын

Lo pensavo anch'io

wait... where is a conductor? :O

@flutesgalaxy

4 жыл бұрын

Conductor is Lorenzo Viotti, He is conducting and also playing. to be honest an orchestra actually does not need a concductor in every piece.. ''Personal opinion''

@Levi-gp3im

Жыл бұрын

The conductor is keeping time with the drums and he is still queuing people in

Watching jazz musicians have meltdowns in comment sections of classical players playing the Shaw Concerto is my new favorite hobby 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Freaking amazing player, maybe best to stick to the straight ahead classical stuff. this ain't so swingin'.

grande technique, mais ça manque de SWING !............

@BennyGoodman1977

4 жыл бұрын

Oh l'orchestre est pas mal du tout je trouve! Par contre il devrait arrêter les vibratos qu'il ne maitrise pas vraiment même s'il est très bon pour le reste...

🤐

Sorry, sounds more like an exercise from Lazarus book 1. Listen to Artie Shaw play it and you'll know why he doesn't "swing" Nice try though, but stick with Mozart and the Berlin Phil.

Tia , der sollte sich lieber mal Arti Shaw anhören , dann weiß er wie es klingen kann Puh

oh jeh oh jeh, das ging ja wohl voll in die Hose, sorry, aber das war nix, und wird auch nix, Shaw kann man nicht mal so im Vorbeigehen spielen, Mozart und Shaw trennen nun mal Welten, genau wie Jazz und Klassik, man verlangt ja auch von Jazz-Klarinettisten kein Klassik-Konzert - darum sollte man das umgekehrt auch nicht machen, so einfach ist das, ich find´s gruseling . . .

@alessandrofiore765

5 жыл бұрын

Grande controllo, bellissimo suono, bellissimo vibrato e grande musicalità!Bravissimo!!!👏👏👏

@DimitriSchenker

4 жыл бұрын

christian hartmuth Viel schlimmer kann man es tatsächlich nicht mehr spielen 🤣

@christopherczajasager9030

2 жыл бұрын

You forgot Benny Goodman recorded the Mozart Concerto

This really isn’t the way this concerto should be played. Listen to Artie play and then play it that way.

@emjay2045

2 жыл бұрын

😳

@christopherczajasager9030

2 жыл бұрын

If there is only one way to play a piece, it's not worth it.Here was fun of international cross over, an Austrian, Italian playing with a Turkish orchestra

@NBmusoman

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you Marc awful ….no idea of style not quite as bad as Martin frost version tho What is it with these players ??

@N.Hertha04

Жыл бұрын

I understand that, but after all he is a classical trained clarinetist. And also playing the German system. I think that also makes a big difference in interpretation and tone.

@Levi-gp3im

Жыл бұрын

I don't understand what the problem is. Andreas is an excellent clarinetist. Music is all about interpretation and if you have any respect for music as an art, you should know that. If everyone played a peice in the exact same way, then why even bother performing? This is his take on the peice and he can play it how he likes, if you enjoy the original more, then listen to that. You also need to keep in mind that most non musicians appreciate the skill required to play a peice and not how it is interpreted. I respect the work put into this performance and a different take is always welcome in my eyes. If you prefer the way that Artie performed, listen to that instead and take your comments elsewhere.

I LOVE his playing. But this is awful. It almost feels like he has contempt for ‘jazz’ clarinet. Use your beautiful sound, don’t make it worse and think it’s ‘jazz’.

@SiFiClark

Жыл бұрын

It really feels like I'm the man, what? Bit of jazz? No problem guv...Er yeah.. problem mate...technique doesn't equal feel and understanding

Simply not their stuff

Technisch absolut brillant, jedoch mit einem Vibrato, was schon zu Arties Zeiten extrem veraltet war und ... sorry ... aber Swing bzw. Boogie Woogie ist das nicht!

too much vibrato!!!

The drummer, unfortunately, couldn't make up his mind to play the tom tomming like Nick Fatool (original drummer on the Shaw 12-inch 78) or speed up like Gene Krupa's "Sing, Sing, Sing." It seems like he didn't know what he wanted to do and the result was a disappointment. If you are going to play this composition, you don't mix it up. Result: Confusion.

"They don't mean a thing, cause they ain't got that swing" Very poor interpretation of a jazz concert, by the clarinetist and "drummer". You have to take it serious to not sound ridiculous.