Augen zu, und einfach hören und sich fallen lassen! Vive le génie russe de la musique!

At age 95 listening during 'lockdown'..thank goodness for such music!

@maurocoimbra9624

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations, dear sir! Redpectfully, from Brazil.

@macswanton9622

3 жыл бұрын

My lifelong favorite, with Beethoven's 7th

@bonnieharris8112

3 жыл бұрын

My dad would have been 95 this month. I turn 68 in October 2021! I'm glad to meet you listening to such fine music!

@anafernandez3679

3 жыл бұрын

Congrats for your first 95 years old 🤗👌💫

@jackmorris4821

3 жыл бұрын

@@anafernandez3679 Thanks Ana!

My words are not eloquent enough to express my admiration for this rendition.

When I started becoming interested in classical music, I somehow gravitated to this piece. No idea why but it spoke to me. It is such a wonderful piece! One day my mother was visiting from Arizona, and I had this playing in the background. She started humming to the music and I stopped and asked how she knew this music. She said that your father (whom I lost to cancer when he was 36 and I was 9) listened to it constantly. Actually, wearing out the LP and purchasing new records. I would sit on his knee while he read the paper in the evening, and this was playing in the background on one of those old "timey" square turntables with small speakers. Now when I hear this, I think of the man that was my dad and how he accidentally got me interested in Russian classical music.

@nadefodder2874

11 ай бұрын

When i was a young boy my grandfather used to read `one thousand and one nights` to me before i went to sleep and one day he told me about this piece of music and said it was inspired by the storyteller in one thousand and one nights, he borrowed his moms ceramic 78 version of it and played it on an old grammar phone, i had never heard anything like it before, i cried every time i heard the violin solo, they ended up getting me a little record player for my bedroom and a copy of Scheherazade on vinyl and i`d listen to it falling asleep every night, well apart from Christmas when i always listened to the nutcracker.

@roger_melly5025

11 ай бұрын

@@nadefodder2874 lovely story 🙂

@rayhardin1066

10 ай бұрын

Outstanding performance! A very nuanced and thoughtful reading of this demanding score. Bravi tutti!

@craigjohnson7152

10 ай бұрын

I lived in New York City. Our city taxes went for supporting many things the city provided for their citizens. One perk was the New York Philharmonic Orchestra performing in Central Park in the Summer. One free Summer concert included "Scheherazade" and laying on our blanket, looking up at the night sky, and listening to this music, was magical.

@asmakabbous7019

10 ай бұрын

tv shows based on the theme 17 yrs old

I AM 87 YEAR OLD WIDOW AND MY FATHER INTRODUCED ME TO THIS MUSIC IN tHE 1950s I REALLY LOVE ..IT SO MUCH NOW AND THE.YOUNG MUSICIANS ALLARE WONDERFUL thanks

@paulrichards4365

Ай бұрын

Iam a 64 year old man. I didn't get on well with my dad but I think he would have loved this, asI do. Its a pity we never enjoyed music together

I am 91, and first heard this in ( age 16) 1950 on kFI AM radio. This piece and other classical music infected me forever. As a barrio boy, classical music and library books transported me to magical worlds.... interestingly, I did not realize, many other spin-off benefits classical music provides. P.S. my peers made good natured fun of me for being a " nerd" ... I didn't care.... they had no clue. Thanks

@Lukas-ib6sj

18 күн бұрын

I had to endure the very same treatment. My mother called me a weirdo. I didn't care either. I soon realized stupidity measures in large numbers.

@neiltobin3733

16 күн бұрын

I appreciate your comment. I am 65 years young and have attended several symphonic and operatic overtures at The Hartford Stage Theater, Connecticut, USA. It is peaceful music. It calms me me after a day of stressful classes. Best Regards and Blessings, If you will.

@dellamcgowan7502

4 күн бұрын

@@neiltobin3733 I’ll take your blessings & give you a hug. I’ve been to Hartford but too long ago for me to remember much. You know. When we were young, thin & invincible. These days if I knew about the Theatre I’d be there front row! My travelling days are behind me I’m afraid but when my old house rocks this at full volume, I’ll think of you. I’m 71 but lord have I led an incredible life which is taking a new turn with friends I’ve made since my husband’s passing. So until I catch up with him I’ve still got a bit of the devil in me!! Best wishes. Della McGowan, Queensland Australia

To all the artists who appeared in this video, you have made the world a more beautiful place.

@reggaefan2700

2 жыл бұрын

I saw a black guy in there. In the back at 5:01.

@Cnupoc

3 ай бұрын

​@@reggaefan2700😢

What this conductor has achieved with these young musicians is comparable to the best orchestras in the world.

@donreed

2 ай бұрын

02/29/24: I agree with your sentiment , but the link you've created between one person's "achievement" and "skill of [plural] orchestras" is a non-sequitur. Re-write.

@NbNgMOD

Ай бұрын

​@@donreedyour typing like an absolute douche, would consider to reword,

@NbNgMOD

Ай бұрын

​@@donreedyour typing like an absolute d*uche, reword.

@NbNgMOD

Ай бұрын

​@@donreedThe verbage used in prior statement gives off the feeling that you're typing in particular to be a show off, using big words amounts to nothing. I would highly consider rewording in a particular way that doesn't paint you in bad light.

@donreed

Ай бұрын

@@NbNgMOD 03/29/24: The light that I stand in is fine. Thank you, however, for your compassionate concern and good advice.

I am left speechless at the musical ability of these young musicians. 50 years ago, I listened to the masters perform this timeless classic and this young orchestra has captured the feeling and sound perfectly. Bravo...

@greendeane1

3 ай бұрын

Truely, only little mistakes now and then.

My first classical album. When I was a teen. I am 86 and still have the record.

@greggweber9967

2 жыл бұрын

Same here along with Peer Gynt Suite and something else.

@soniasutcliffe7270

Жыл бұрын

Me too But, unfortunately I gave all my records away when we got the internet! Very foolish.

@henryhorner3182

Жыл бұрын

You have impeccable good taste!

@tommymitchell7884

Жыл бұрын

@@soniasutcliffe7270 BUT now...you can start collecting them again...you're wiser !

@binyamin-zerachbenmoshe3622

Жыл бұрын

Likewise I cut my teeth on classical music, thanks to my mom, and I was hearing and thrilling to it before I even emerged from the womb 82 years ago. Praise Yahuah (KJV: "the LORD") for such a blessing, in the Name of our Master Yahusha ("Lord Jesus"), amein & amein!

This orchestra and its fine conductor deserve all the accolades they receive for this performance. They’re young musicians, but they play with a maturity and passion that can take years to achieve. The soloists were nothing short of excellent. A glorious, emotional evening with one of the most beautiful compositions ever written. Bravo/brava to all!

The mic technician for this group is a genius. I've never heard such great balanced mic placement on any group, ever.

@BrennanYoung

Жыл бұрын

Agree. You can hear everything crystal clear, good thing the players are so good.

@saxefoner

Жыл бұрын

The clarinet sound was buried. Someone should have attended to that.

@TheOboeCrack

8 ай бұрын

@@saxefoner 3:37 buried how?

How is it possible that nearly 1,000 viewers can dislike this performance. I have listened to and seen very many performances of this Russian masterpiece and I have watched this video through many times. Very many professional orchestras would have been proud of such a performance and seeing as this is essentially a youth orchestra this rendition is outstanding. Whenever I am working from home I have this playing in the background and such is the magic of this performance that I have to switch back to watching it to remind myself of the talent and accomplishment of this group of young musicians.

@IrishAnnie

2 жыл бұрын

There are people who are hollow of feeling. I wonder if this is why the world is the way it is. Their balance in life is off so they want others to feel the same.

@josellorca4799

2 жыл бұрын

They dont know anything about music because the orquestra is playing perfectly. The music is one of the greatest from Rimski-Korsakov. He was a great instrumentalists. Maybe the better of his time.

@iesusegoconfidoinvobis4309

2 жыл бұрын

@@josellorca4799 Oh yeah, they know their own type of noise, you know, rap, screaming, and silly crud. But to me, this is a treat, a wonderful performance. Did you notice, they are all young. I don't see any old codgers like myself.

@josellorca4799

2 жыл бұрын

@@iesusegoconfidoinvobis4309 yea it is a youth orchestra.

@e.conboy4286

2 жыл бұрын

Brilliant performance.

Dear Nadja, I am 71 years old and I am like you ; almost blind in left eye. The moment I saw you , I knew you have a good reason. Those negative comments should be treated as water on the ducks back. Please care about nice people only. With lots of love and respect from North California.

@reggaefan2700

2 жыл бұрын

I saw a black guy in there. In the back at 5:01.

@Grania52

Ай бұрын

I'm in my 72nd year and have macular degeneration in my left eye... shall we start a club? 😉 In all seriousness, I agree with you 100%. A few years ago, when I first discovered this amazing orchestra, and this particular piece, I was struck by Nadja's elegant response to those who had mocked her. I've been a fan of hers, and this orchestra, ever since. Her soloist performance of the Mozart Clarinet Concerto is thrilling. Perhaps we should start a Nadja Drakslar Fan Club, instead. All the best to you.

I’ve just saved this & when I’m discharged from hospital tomorrow am going to play this FULL VOLUME so my 100 year old house rocks. Can’t wait.

As young as they were, I couldn't find any flaws! Kudos.

The solo violin is beautifull

I could listen to this for 1001 nights

@newtondickson

4 жыл бұрын

I laughed - but I agree completely!

@gastongallegos8290

3 жыл бұрын

Una belleza de ejecución y el violín hermosamente ejecutado con un sonido claro espectacular verdaderamente una ejecución maestra.

@margaritadelgadoarozena3663

3 жыл бұрын

@@gastongallegos8290rezar 6

@arshadsyed6628

3 жыл бұрын

Lolz

Words cannot express this wonderful orchestra of youths I love love love love this concert

Muy sensible y conmovedora la obra y gran interpretación por parte del director y orquesta. La he disfrutado, gracias a Rimsky-Korsakov

I have been a music listener for about 70 years, beginning with little yellow children's records on an old 78 rpm phonograph my parents bought. This piece was one that drew me to concert music as a young person. Some of those early-like pieces got old in a hurry but Scheherazade never did. NPR's music guide described it as "forty minutes of incandescent orchestral writing." This performance makes it glow even more brightly.

BRAVO. BRAVO. BRAVO to ONE AND ALL. Thank you for this absolutely beautiful music

Today is the fourth anniversary of my father's passing at 80 years old. Over fifty years ago he taught me to love classical music. Scheherazade was one of his favorite pieces. Every November 19th I pour myself a large single malt (we are Scottish) and seek out this marvelous performance by these young musicians. They have moved on now, but this performance does not age. Thank you Gimnazija Kranj and Zevnikov.

@alicemorley3354

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful it's the first time I listened to beautiful music I have been watching and listening to lots music It's was a great comfort during the lockdown thank you so much Alice Morley UK

@benxdybarto

Жыл бұрын

Ha. Very similar to me. My dad forced me to listen to chopin and mozart. What a wonderful suite. I will raise a glass in your fathers name

@steveclarke8169

Жыл бұрын

@@benxdybarto Thank you benxdybarto. Your father had good taste. I am enjoying a small glass of The Balvenie as I write this on a Thursday evening. If it was a Friday it would be larger. My father's name was Patrick. I am drinking to his memory and to your father. Slange Var!

@zevnikov

Жыл бұрын

Dear Steve. Thank you for you nice words. Greetings from concert director and orchestra. Enjoy also our other gems of classical music at @zevnikov channel.

@judithabona

Жыл бұрын

I can only deeply agree with you! - Jürgen Briem, Paris

Великолепное иполнение Шехерезады! Спасибо большое! Слушаю в Канаде Торонто.👋👋👋👋

Slovenia, a small country, about 2 million inhabitants. Gymnasium Kranj was founded in 1810 and is one of the oldest and most respected schools in Slovenia. Maestro Nejc Bečan did a great job. So many young and brilliant musicians .... it was not easy to find and raise young musicians. I hope the orchestra will last a long time and become famous ...

@irenemartini2023

2 жыл бұрын

Excelente!!!

@eamoncullen9851

Жыл бұрын

I went skiing in Kranjska Gora in 1985 and I loved it there. My 2 female friends said the men were beautiful but not the women however I disagree I think the women in Slovenia are beautiful as well!♥️

@aceragaguayo6743

Жыл бұрын

Maravilloso desde Chile saludos hermoso concierto

@bd6597

Жыл бұрын

So many young musicians. Makes me believe there will be a lot more when any of these move on and no less talent.

I love first violin. A truly stunning performance. Yes? XX

@greendeane1

3 ай бұрын

agreed.

Superb. There's nothing more to say.

52 years ago aged 9, i was walking across my school hall and heard the opening movement being played. I stopped and asked my headmaster who was lost in the moment with his eyes shut. “ Sir, what is this music called” I said, as it immediately struck me as a thing of beauty. “ This my boy is Scheherazade by Rimsky Korsakov”, and from that day to this I have listened to the music and imagined the amazing adventure it tells of. I can imagine myself in the school Hall now, even the smell, as if it were yesterday. Mankind has done many dreadful things but one of his most inspirational achievements has been music, - music like this. Thank you for posting.

Excellent perfomance.Rimsky Korsakoff was a great composer.I love russian music and this new young orchestra does it extremely well.

@jacquelineaberlin3131

27 күн бұрын

J’adore aussi la musique Russe , j’ai ce disque à la maison depuis si longtemps… Mais j’aime aussi la littérature russe qui est extraordinaire, mon premier livre : l’idiot ,de Dostojevski fut une révélation alors que j’avais 19 ans… Tout est magnifique en Russie 🇷🇺, et maintenant je suis un fervent soutien à la Russie de Poutine qui est sans aucun doute le plus grand président des temps modernes ! I love Russie

Same as some others I used to fall asleep to this when I was in college. I'm now 77 yo. Nothing else comes close to the beauty of it. Thank you.

Bien sûr que Rimski Korsakov nous a laissé un superbe héritage musical !

No matter how much time goes by, I ALWAYS come back to this. Simply; THE BEST.

@devlincolleen

7 ай бұрын

Same here.

I like the audience having good manners. Didn't start the applause until the conductor said so. great!

Sometimes it's classical, and sometimes rock, but this is one of those times I just got goosebumps. The soloists are pure magic, the conductor pure dedication. This is why I love music.

Amazing what well played classical music can do for PTSD, intrusive thought patterns, flashbacks, and other psychic disturbances. My gratitude to all those who make this possible.

The lead Violin has the most gorgeous tone! 🙏🏽💔🙏🏻

@MagdalenaTheremin

Жыл бұрын

it sounds so good 🥰

The violinist is superb!

Rimsky Korsakov is one of the most underrated music authors ever. This piece is divine.

@TheVaughan5

7 жыл бұрын

"His best-known orchestral compositions-Capriccio Espagnol, the Russian Easter Festival Overture, and the symphonic suite Scheherazade-are staples of the classical music repertoire" This is a quote from Wikipedia about Rimsky-Korsakov - he is far from being an underrated composer I can assure you about that.

@ghorton47

6 жыл бұрын

I agree Hussein! Rimsky-Korsakov's Sheherazade was one of my first exposures to classical music when I was a young teenager around 1960. For my 13th birthday, my Mother bought the LP album with Maestro Leopold Stokowski conducting (I believe) The London Symphony Orchestra. I cherished that vinyl record for many years. Mr. Stokowski had re-arranged the score, as he had done many times with other great Romantic works. I grew to love both the Romantic era as well as the 20th century orchestral works of these great Russian composers, Dmitri Shostakovitch being my all time favorite. The Russian people have an amazingly violent, yet fascinating history and much of it is reflected in their music.

@michaelschwartz4480

6 жыл бұрын

The history of what is called Russia today is fascinating and complex. It IS reflected in all their arts and much of their science.

4 жыл бұрын

Hussein Mostafa - I’ve never heard anyone “under rate” Rimsky-Korsakov. Only a fool would do that.

@mohamedhamza456

4 жыл бұрын

And a great thief too.

I have loved this music since the age of twelve or thirteen when I would hear it on the radio, (I didn’t have a record player then). I am now 82 years old. This is a great orchestra of very talented young musicians. It’s a joy to hear this beautiful music so we’ll played. Thank you for posting.

Love this , amazing group of young people❤

45.07 to 46.05...surely the most pensive violin note in history...sustained, pure, achingly emotional...a great end to a great performance.

@zh900

10 ай бұрын

Indeed

Beautiful. Incredible. Civilization and humanity still exist.

Fabulosa 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Just saw this in 2021. Nadja... playing in a professional orchestra? Win. Doing it against adversity? Double-win. No explanation necessary. We see you. We know what you're doing. It's f**king awesome. There are fully-sighted people praying they could land the opportunity to do what you do. Bravo! And to all the others in this amazing ensemble... violin... cello... flute... and all others... simply wonderful!

The loveliest version of Scheherazade I've ever heard. Light, delicate, yet full of passion.

It's difficult to believe these are STUDENTS!! Any one of them could have a spot on most major US symphony orchestras. Superb!!

@frankclarke6624

2 жыл бұрын

@@lightseeker7956 Allow me to quote from their website: "The secondary school was founded in 1810 by the Governor of the Illyrian Provinces under Napoleon. In 1897 the building was built and then expanded from year to year to be adapted the growing number of students. Today the school has 8 departments, 29 regular classes, two classes with the international high school diploma and a class for the graduation course, a total of more than 900 students. It is one of the largest general secondary schools in Slovenia." The term "international high school" makes me think these are teenagers.

Qué sería de este mundo sin música!

Musica Divina caida del Universo. Gracias

Nice to see so many young faces in the orchestra giving life to this evocative and magical piece. Miraculous.

@bryangl1

Жыл бұрын

bristlecone Pinus The young faces ARE the orchestra, it's a youth orchestra - it speaks well for them if you thought they were extras or whatever.

Браво композитор Римский Корсаков! Браво дирижор и оркестр! Спасибо! Браво музыка!

@FIN86fi

11 ай бұрын

da ochen hasashoo!

Love me some Rimsky Korsakov. This particular performance is over the top fantastic!

so wonderful ......... fabulous ....Merci

This is one of the most spectacular performances of Scheherazade I've ever heard. The youthfulness of the orchestra and its polished execution (especially by soloists) makes this performance one for the record books. Mega-bravos especially to the First Violinist, Clarinet, Flute, Oboe and the entire Double Bass section. No exaggeration here: I think this performance sets a new standard of virtuosity that will be difficult to match. Chip Hartman, USA

@tirtaamerta3911

5 жыл бұрын

agree..

4 жыл бұрын

- I appreciate the youth of the performers. However, the very finest performance of this piece was by the Orchestre symphonique de Montreal, Charles Dutoit conducting, London Digital Recording ca 1980. Check it out if you get a chance.

@franciscopujolmorales7007

4 жыл бұрын

@@tirtaamerta3911 *özarzuelas.

@allanbirmantas1695

4 жыл бұрын

You are so right, especially the concertmaster is brilliant.

@elizabethschaeffer9543

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. This is the rendition I always come back to. "Youth" orchestra or not, this is the best, for all the reasons you give. The conductor deserves an enormous amount of praise for bringing this group of young musicians together in such a unified and powerful expression of their music. Many thanks!

There is hope for the world at the sight of all of these musicians.

This concertmaster is VERY good!

Beautifully conducted and played. Many thanks to my late mom, for I had great comfort in the classical and baroque music from the time I first heard anything while still in the womb, going to Grant Park concerts from before I was born in 1940 until 1959 or so. This is one of many blessings to me from Almighty Yahuah (KJV: "the LORD"), in the Name of our Master Yahusha, who gives us these abilities for the glory of our Abba ("Father"), amein & amein!

This is Music. As long as there are people playing and listening to it, there's faith.

Absolutely wonderful. These young people have taken a tired old warhorse and made it a thoroughbred. Bravo!!! I shall listen again.

It’s nice to hear nice good music, by a great group of young people, wonderfull,

Лица молодых людей обычно всегда красивы, но лица этих, творящих великолепную музыку, особенно прекрасны. Браво! Спасибо!

beautiful and dramatic, I have visions of flying carpets, and the sound of the desert.

I see lots of critics on meyself, my behaviour and also my playing-moving in the orchestra. After 4 years of reading such destructive comments, I have to post an explanation. If all of you, who can not get the point of this rediculous moving, consider that in medical sense I am diagnosed as "almost blind" and that I have only 10% of my eyesight left, you would maybe get it that for me is impossible to sit more then half a meter away from my music and play it, because I am simply unable to see and read it, that is why I always move forward and back, so I can read the music and see the conductor. People like me with so damaged eyesight usually don't sit in the orchestra, because it is way to stressful, specialy because of people like yourself, people who can not see wider and understand certain things that are for majority maybe pointless and rediculous, but exist with a meaning! My destractive moving to myself is not a silly coreography but helps me to perform and to do my job! However, regardless to my medical situation, I am a professional musician and clarinetist! Thank you for reading this. Nadja Drakslar

@135yearswaiting

9 жыл бұрын

Nadja , I am crying while I read your post. I obviously noticed your movements thought it was that you were very nervous. I never realised that it was due to your sight problems. You are a very beautiful girl and a very talented clarinetist. I love this video I must have watched it a 100 times . I have loved the music for over 40 years but for me this is the best version I have ever heard. Seeing the joy on the faces of the players and their wonderful talent. Getting back to you , I hope that one day something can be done to improve your eyesight, medicine is advancing all the time. I will pray for you and that soon something can be done to help you. I can only apologise for the idiots who criticised you. It is a very valuable lesson , that we shouldn´t criticise anyone if we do not know the full story. I wish you all the best and thank you for your wonderful playing in this video. I also wish you a very long and successful career.

@zevnikov

9 жыл бұрын

Peter George You are the men. As a director and producer of this amazing concert I would say: You have a heart! I will personaly send this to Nadja.

@davidmatteson8258

9 жыл бұрын

Nadja, thank you for bringing music to our world of destruction. We need more music and less conflict. I thank you for your courage and skill.

@paulgriffin8023

9 жыл бұрын

Nadja, your playing, expression, and virtuosity speak for themselves. You did a masterful magnificent performance. Critics die, but the masters live on! Wonderful, lovely performance. Thank you.

@keithm1812

9 жыл бұрын

Your performance was amazing, your enthusiasm infectious. I guessed you had a medical problem but it didn't interfere with your music here! Chapeau!

I stopped to listen for just the first movement, but I could not turn away, I stayed until the end. Bravo!

Bravo to that young orchestra and the conductor! An amazing performance by every member.

Really appreciate the camera-work, for showing the contributions of each group of instruments and each solo.

I have been to Ljubljana in 2013 on a day trip; great city but it was a cold rainy day. I didn't know they have such a great orchestra and such a beautiful concert hall. In a cruise ship in 2017, there was a string quartet on board, the cellist was a lady from Koper, Slovania, she was quite good. Not far away to the west is Piran, or Pirano in Italian, home of Tartini, composer of the Devel's Trill Sonata for violin. Slovenia is a country full of music. 2010 was a long time ago, but this performance should last for a long long time. Great music, great orchestra, great conductor, great solo violinist, great video audio and the women in the orchestra are all beautiful. Bravo. They deserved the long applause.

Your eyes are as beautiful me as the music. May God continue to bless you this day; and all your days.

Дуже вдячний музикальному колективу і організаторам за любов і розуміння музики, значення її в гармонійному розвитку моральної людини. Дякую за працю у високому мистецтві. Спаси вас, Господи.

People complaining about this wonderful lady Nadja have NEVER been in an orchestra before so SHUT UP - and listen to how beautiful this performance is!

@jackbottomly4420

3 жыл бұрын

AMEN !

@elricky1996

3 жыл бұрын

Word!!

The violin can arouse such emotion! Masterfully interpreted. I enjoyed all the solos, and when the same group of instruments shone on their own. The orchestra as a whole gave a very sensitive, moving performance! Excellent musicians! It was perfect to have bouquets of flowers here and there for such a lovely piece of music. Impressive performance!!

Я тоже благодарна за этот шедевр, как я люблю это произведение!

How we need this beauty in our lives! So well done, such feeling and precision. Thank you for the transport to serenity!

This is the 10th time I am listening to R-K ,Scheherazade, no different from first time. It is simply superb. What an orchestra and it’s leader.

One of the most underrated pieces of music. It never fails to move me with its beautiful melodies.

Stunning melodies, short themes, everyone shares, dynamics so natural. For all ages to experience !

This story full of thrills and chills and dream must heal and quench the thirst of the soul of hectic modern people

I immediately sent it to my 15 yo daughter, a flute player in her own right. What role models these young talented musicians. My eyes watered....

There is a spirit in this orchestra that is indescribable. I can't stop watching and listening to you with tears in my eyes. I am very grateful for what you do. Please know you are amazing artists, all of you, and very appreciated and admired. Thank you SO much!

@newtondickson

4 жыл бұрын

Bravo to you for this heartfelt post. I agree completely!

@lilianhayball6312

4 жыл бұрын

Me too - an amazingly vibrant performance ! xx

@SBCBears

3 жыл бұрын

And they are so young. I have heard Scheherazade many times, but this performance is masterful, fresh and so alive. PS: Nadja, for years I taught visually-impaired children. Because of my experience, I recognized what you were doing and why. I loved seeing you adapt and overcome.

@annettewilliams1932

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for all your videos of this youthful orchestra.

@ivanwhite5516

2 жыл бұрын

AMEN !!

Bravo ....BRAVO.....B-R-A-V-O......SLOVENIA!!!!!! From Palm Bay Florida USA

The very first classical piece I ever heard as a 10 year old, thanks to my 4th grade teacher!

This masterpiece brings up a dream to exotism, and washes away the secular dirt and troubles This masterpiece takes me into the exotic dream My soul would have crossed the sea to reach the country that is full of exoticism From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵

What a wonderful performance. Thank you Rimsky-Korsakov, thank you Russia, thank you musicians, thank you Slovenia.

Magnificent! Beautiful! Congratulations to every one in the Great Orchetra AND the Director! THANK YOU so much for sharing THIS jewel! 😍👏👏👏

The POWER of MUSIC! What a performance! What music! THANK YOU for treating us with such wonderful video event. Best regards from Sydney, Australia

Outstanding! Masterpiece! Jewel of music! Perfect performance! Thank you. On my knees!

Они играют с таким удовольствием и это ощущается в каждом звуке. Браво!!!!!

@alexanderhoffmann8368

2 жыл бұрын

Bravo, Ol"ga !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you, these young artists did the work proud. Thank you for the download..

Brilliant! I'm saving this performance so I can watch & hear it again and again. Many thanks.

Slovenia, what a treasure of young musicians!

Exquisite! Beautiful music played beautifully by such young and talented musicians! Wonderful!

This piece never gets old. A masterpiece. Hauntingly beautiful.

I love this music, and the performance. I have been a classical music lover,for 68 years.

Western Shipway introduced me to this Orchestra a while back. This is a good performance. The Conductor keeps the proceedings together well, dare I say fabulous music from a Russian composer.

Bravo Maestro and all your wonderful young musicians. It has never been played better I'm quite sure.❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

My father loved this music and taught my brother and I to love it also. I only wish my father, would have lived to see our technology today wherein you could bring the masters of classical music right into your living room!!! So wonderful!

My husband and I first heard this played by the Toledo Symphony Orchestra and we both cried because the music was so wonderful and beautiful. Everyone here has done a magnificent job. The conductor and first chairs were superb! 👏🏽

When music makes you cry something heavenly must be hapening. This is just an amazing performance... What a WONDERFULL Orchestra and what an amazing Conductor! BRAVOOOOO!!!

Первая скрипка за душу берёт, особенно в заключительных тактах. Спасибо! Привет из Германии.

@binyamin-zerachbenmoshe3622

Жыл бұрын

Это очень вдумчивая критика музыки. Сколько энергии вложили в это дирижер и эти молодые люди!

Diese Musik raubt mir den Atem, ich bin begeistert💖

This orchestral music is beautiful. Rimsky-Korsakov did a great work with this masterpiece. Thanks to the orchestra for the performance.