One of my all-time favourite pieces, we played this in a youth orchestra about 40 years ago - completely unforgettable experience. The flute solo in the second movement takes me straight back to that very happy time.

@edwardcoe7293

2 жыл бұрын

Snap, though not 40 years ago - played with the Anglo-German Youth Music Week Orchestra which was set up post WW2 to engender cultural relationships between the 2 countries - it's now the European YMW and hopefully not affected by the insanity of Brexit! It's resulted in a few Anglo-German marriages over the years...

There are so many wonderful moments in this piece; in this performance especially! The flute solo in the third movement is one of my favorites, and Clara played it so beautifully. It's not easy by any stretch. My other favorite moment is around 18:00 in the Marche... joyful and happy!!

Terrific exciting composition and what an orchestra 🎻🎵🎹🎼🎶🍸

This work is always a delight to hear, and all the more so in this great performance. (Whoever said Hindemith's music is dull and stuffy couldn't have heard this!)

@muslit

2 жыл бұрын

In this case, Weber had something to do with it.

@1lavrentiberia

2 жыл бұрын

hear hear!

What a brilliant piece of music!

Wonderful! I forget what a colorful orchestrater Hindemith was.I enjoy your performances so much...they are always welcome, but they’ve been a special bright spot this past year! Thanks!

Flutist, lovely playing, thank you. I am about to perform this with my orchestra and your playing inspires me.

That ending is the bomb---always brings me to my feet.

So ein fantastischer Holzbläsersatz! Blechis natürlich auch ;)

Hindemith's most popular piece.

Excellent performance and recording as always. Thanks from the USA!

Je ne connaissais pas cette pièce. Mon seul commentaire sera :. Wwaooouhhhh ! Une merveille

Never heard this piece before. It has a fantastical quality very evocative of the season and the times we are in. Guess it's time to put out the Halloween decorations!

@johnwalters1341

2 жыл бұрын

The "fantastical quality" may partly be due to the fact that the themes started out as Chinese tunes orchestrated in the early 19th century by Carl Maria von Weber and then further transformed in the early 20th century by Paul Hindemith. Quite a musical journey!

This song is so amazing that they are performing for a half empty auditorium!

Chapeau! Danke für diese wunderbare Einspielung!

I would really like to know more about the principal oboist. Every time I hear him play, I think he is just incredible. He is my favorite of oboists that I have heard in recent times.

@rodrigonemer4682

2 жыл бұрын

he is Nicolas Cock-Vassiliou. take a look at their site - link is in the description of the video.

Thank you. So beautiful! When everything comes together. Bravo!

A superb and quality upload. Many thanks for this treasure.

Akkustisch und musikalisch grandios !

Wspaniałe. Dziękuję bardzo.

C’est un grand compositeur Hindemith L’égal de Shostakovitch a mon sens Ici formidablement bien interprété

Most enjoyable! This performance made me wish I were playing with the orchestra.

The delicious March- finale starts at 16.15 or so. Greetings, with thanks, from east Anglia in England.

Hindemith💙 full of power and energy, esp. in this piece! Superb Performance by the hr orchestra👍👍 There are videos showing Hindemith rehearsing, very funny and interesting!

I remember performing this piece with the British Youth Symphony Orchestra when I was a student. It was great fun to play.

One of the highest peaks of the whole European symphonic repertoire. I played it with an orchestra as a percussionist more than 40 years ago, and it was an amazing surprise to discover this superb masterpiece... Exactly at the same level as the best of Shostakovic's or Strawinsky's works. The capacity to mix perfectly old and new, respecting the tradition without forgetting the innovation. The instrumental arrangement is simply powerful because clear and adamant even in its complexity. All the orchestral sections are involved at the same level, and the percussion section has a central role in some topic moments. Great great music. To listen all life long. This version is superb. Compliments to the orchestra and the master chief.

The majestic comfortable feeling of this symphony is irreplaceable , and full of admiration and emotion

The final movement always reminds me of a train bowling along then bursting out of a tunnel!

Excellent !

This is wonderful.

It's so wonderful!

Чудесное выступление! Большое спасибо Франкфуртскому оркестру!

My favourite Hindemith!

9:04 OH, YEAH!!!! Timps should be well-blended with the orchestra - neither overpowering them nor behind the closet door, just in the ZONE!!! And THAT is the best version I've heard (since the one I played in '94!) ❤️😻❤️🥁

14:45 flute solo ❤

an electric performance

Clara Andrada: have you acquired a new flute? Your fan is curious.

@dirkwels1318

2 жыл бұрын

I'd like to know as well.

@JamesWilson-qx9si

2 жыл бұрын

I am used to hearing her on her golden flute. Is she just trying this one out, or does she plan to go with it in future concerts?

@danmahler9063

2 жыл бұрын

It seems to have a more focused - almost edgy tone quality; easily heard in the opening of Turandot. It fits perfectly with the bell notes. Interestingly, it does not have a B foot. Seems really well suited to piece ... especially when she is playing it.

Wunderschöne und detaillierte Aufführung dieser perfekt komponierten sinfonischen Metamorphosen mit farbenreichen doch perfekt vereinigten Tönen aller Instrumente. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das hoch funkitionelle Orchester im veränderlichen Tempo und mit künstlerisch kontrollierter Dynamik. Wahrlich inspirierend in dieser schwierigen Zeit unter der Coronavirus-Pandemie!

Kommentar, um dem Kanal zu helfen.

8:57 (Ziffer S) 10:56 (4 vor Ziffer Y)

5:57 Horn solo❤

@buckaroo2265

2 ай бұрын

19:57 big moment

9:07 very hilarious

@starbrass

Жыл бұрын

형이 왜 여기서나와?

Çok güzel bir müzikal.

Clara!! 😍😍

Haben sie eine freie Bratsche Stelle?

19:58 ✨

6:20 Trombone

Jazzy!

14:48 for flute excerpt

8:59 9:57 11:12

Sounds a bit like Mahler. 🤔🙂

3:22-3:42

Hindemith, Kammermusik 4&5. And of course the whole thing 1-7....

14:30

0:50 B 1:07 C

I was reading Joyce so I thought why not Hindemith?

This is not Berlioz? Really??

I assume the conductor's name is Turkish. Of course Hindemith first fled Nazism to Istanbul, where he taught music before going on to Yale.

Wer möchte gerne mit mir über Hindemith fachzimbeln?

Sinfonische Metamorphosen...IQ-47

Muy interesante, por eso es muchisisisisisisisimo más popular Beethoven que los dodecafonistas y demás coyotes.

I’m in Love with 2:39 ..... so handsome .... hit me up .....

@brahmsianer5899

2 жыл бұрын

You mean the 1st clarinet? :D

19:16 Trombone

8:42 Trombone