There was some lack of synchronicity, to be sure, but the spirit of the music is what counts here. So, instead of jabbering on about how they can't (yet) play together all the time, can't we celebrate what they, and all of us, find in this music...? Joy, delicacy and endless charm and delight. As a boy I wept every time I heard this first movement. I'd rather be that small boy than cast stones about their ensemble playing. The conductor is elegant and feels the music beautifully. Thank you for posting.

Bellísimo

Belíssima composião de Grieg, nossos sinceros parabens!

Very intimate lyrical music to enrich the spirit with joy, beauty, and tenderness.

Great work, both Grieg's and the orchestra's! Thanks for sharing.

Delicious and enchantig work by Grieg. He seemed to capture the spirit of the Norwegian idyosincrasy and distilled it in superb lyrical and melodious ideas. He, like a consumate painter, coloured and coated it in magnificent musical tones.

Amazing passage begins at 12:04, gives me the chills. Thanks for posting.

Compared to the version of the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra (2013), this is kind of slow motion.

That fullback on the right plays pretty good ... football.

I was surprised that an orchestra playing this song because I knew the piano score only. Fantastic!! P.S. I'm Japanese. I'm not good at writing English. Sorry.

A few pitch and ensemble problems but great feel for Grieg and the charm of the music.

Anyone recognize this from Gnembon's video?

They are obviously young, but well trained . They need to work on playing as one orchestra as opposed to many solo musicians that happen to be playing the same peice.

gnembon

¿La orquesta cumple una función social? Si es así, enhorabuena.

fa proprio ridere

The recording balance is better in this version, but the playing is not as polished.

1:24 - 1:30 is someone out of tune?

is really good. but for me is not necesary a conductor...