The official KZread channel of Grammy award winning Estonian conductor Paavo Järvi.
Estonian Grammy Award-winning conductor Paavo Järvi is widely recognised as the musicians’ musician, enjoying close partnerships with the finest orchestras around the world. He serves as Chief Conductor of the Tonhalle Orchester-Zürich and the NHK Symphony Orchestra, and Artistic Director of Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and the Estonian Festival Orchestra, of which he is also Founder. He is Conductor Laureate of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony, Music Director Laureate of Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Artistic Advisor of the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra.
Official website : paavojarvi.com/
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To hear the voice of God through a mortal ... proof of divine existence ...
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Kas te magasite,või olite juba üleval?Ikka üleval,kuidas muidu?😂😂😂Super
Beautiful.
in Hungarian we'd say: "Azt a kurva!!!!!". which is quite vulgar (Hungarians are famous for being quite vulgar often). However, this phrase is equal with: OMG, Jesus Christ, Unbelievable, WTF? Please, understand me correctly..... This video is just awesome! The quality of the singer, the tonality, the understanding of Fauré, the SIMPLICITY, how he sang this piece - not overdoing/oversinging it - is just pure perfection! You see? We Hungarians can say nice words as well :-) But the "Azt a kurva" phrase is still valid. A nasty worded astonishment when you meet the greatest purity ever!!!! Huge congratulations!!!!!
Võrratu, korraga kurb ja samas väga võimas, suurejooneline
a beautiful live recording of one of my favourite pieces of Mussorgsky. Thanks for sharing. I love this.
„You try to imitate and to copy people, even if this does not really make sense to you.“ Thank you, maestro!
Paavo Järvi has felt through this sensitive yet powerful piece. Best performance heard.
In 2020, isolated, I discovered Paavo Jarvis, conducting Beethoven's symphonies, blew my mind. In bed with long term Covid at the time, your music was my saviour. Since, return time and again to your videos here at KZread. Simply sublime, played and conducted with a passion that touches the soul. Thank you indeed maestro!
A precious conversation, indeed 🙏
Suurepärane!
Rimsky-Korsakov was probably right to tone down this piece of music, to be acceptable to the ears of the time. Mussorgsky was way ahead of his time.
I'm surprised those volins didn't catch fire! This literally made all of the hair on the back of my neck and on my arms stand up. WOWIE, WOW WOW! 🤯
Ilus.
Oh this is so lovely! ❤
Transcendant!
I dislike this version a great deal compared to the version orchestrated by Rimsky Korsacov. Many of the notes in the original version seem to be out of place.
Which is why Rimsky-Korsakov toned it down and shortened it. The people of that day, and in especial the royals would not have at all liked this version.
A minor masterpiece.
Heino Eller's music deserves to be much better known. Thank you for such a wonderful performance.
Quite a assertive performance, but one problem. Where's the bass drum at the very end?!!
Nothing like the original! Bravo!
I feel it like a detective story that keeps your attention from the first to the last minute, like the tightrope walker's passage, which at any moment can fall from a great height. Thanks to Paavo Järvi and the director of the film who helped to percieve the magic of the piece of Maestro.
1000th subscriber !
Holy shit WTF is that woodwind section. Ive never seen a woodwind section sound that menacing before. Especially the bassons
I am previewing this, because it's being performed this weekend at the L.A. Philharmonic Disney Hall as the opening work in a 3 set pgm which also features violinist Hilary Hahn & Barber's violin concerto, and Dvorak's 7th symphony.
Sounds like some film scoring for a suspenseful Hitchkock thriller where it's dark and someone is looking for something in unlit hallways, where at any moment a Psycho shower scream and knife scene could jump out at you.
Haha I am too!
The textures in this piece are wonderful also quite the funny coincidence
Same haha
how lovely...
Takemitsu is one of my favorite composers ever.
Wonderful!
Muhteşem 👍👍👍 orkestra ve eser
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Perfect work..
You can see how everyone is genuenly enjoying this peace cuz its ao much fun
Un moment de grâce... Merci merci !!!
Mussorgsky's original version hasn't needed rehabilitation for a long time anymore, but if it had been necessary, this recording would have done the trick. What a wonderful orchestra, under the leadership of a delightful conductor!
another garbage
What an extraordinary concerto. Ksenija Sidorova is both beautiful and extremely talented. Thank you, Paavo Järvo for a wonderful performance.
Super!
Imeilus valss! Kahju, et autor nii noorelt taevasele orkestrile kirjutama sunnitti.
A true masterpiece of Arvo Part. From the beginning to the end, this is an extraordninary performance of an extraordninary orchestra. While the music is approaching its culmination, the motion of Paavo Järvi (and I really do not mean that in a negative way) culminates to a dance which is even more elegant than the dance of a crane bird. What a pity that not thousand times more people have seen this video and that it is not available on CD.
Compared with other performances of Mussorgsky's original version that I have heard, including Abbado's (Berlin Phil) and Valery Gergiev's, this rendition is more subdued and balanced in not allowing any section to overwhelm the other, which reflects Paavo Jarvi's mastery of the orchestra's ensemble playing. The result is a less wild or terrifying image of the demonic night of orgy on bald mountain. This may easily the most palatable rendition for those who would like to transition from Rimsky-Korsakov's well-structured, more cohesive arrangement back to Mussorgsky's original, sprawling, often messy, and less disciplined version. By the way, I noticed quite a few musicians smiled while playing, apparently showing their joy of playing this piece under Maestro Jarvi, just as I enjoyed their admirable performance and shared their delight. I thank all the players and Maestro Jarvi.
Seriously, why do you classical musicians act this way? No wonder he entire genre is dying. Good riddance.
Suur aitäh!
A tragedy that this brilliant composer died in his prime.
Everything about this is extraordinary. An amazing performance, Paavo Järvi. Arvo Pärt is a beautiful human.
J'y étais ce fut magique. Milles mercis.
Järvi's uncle played this piece once in the 1970s. Now my most favorite conductor plays that touching piece again... How lovely...
Imeilus! ❤
oh my god robert is so fucking genius
This is wonderful.
talented dynasty
Marvelous! Such color and timbral variety in that spare-sounding orchestration. Bravo to all! 👏👏👏👏 That ending reminds me of Magnus Lindberg’s Clarinet Concerto and it’s ending.