All the time near the edge, and still wonderful playing by Emmanuel Pahud! As a bird viewer and a bird listener I cannot help associating to birds! Maybe not the worst of associations?

f*ck#ng magic

Simplesmente emocionante, sonoridade incrível!

El chino alto de anteojos y el norteamericano no entendieron que van a la masterclass para aprender a dirigir, a mejorar sus gestos no para enseñar a los musicos ni dar indicaciones de como quieren que se toquen determinados pasajes, la orquesta ya esta ensayada por Jarvi, solo hay que llevarla bien y con los gestos conducirla.

Let only music rule the world fans & let them gifted artists entertain you some more, big loving hug all adorable musicians, have fun performing, fans are always here to encourage you the best we can ❤🎉❤

Wise words about structure providing freedom - as in music, so in life! ❤ Sol Gabetta :)

I love this tram interview idea. Sol was interesting and charming. I would like to see an interview with Clara Andrada if possible. Should be interesting too. Best wishes from the US.

Let her SING TOO🎉!!! B.Altwegg

40:35 _E quando derrubar a Batuta... o quê fazer?😮_

Happy Summer holidays of love for music happenings, visit Zurich, let it go on three months, let them young generations enjoy creative projects, I was watching the movie based on Jules Verne novel, The Mysterious Island, what about creating a park with giant creatures? Kids might have a lot of fun, giant spiders, insects, scorpions, octopus or jellyfish, put them to work for you, give everybody a reason to stay out, let them crowded urban areas go empty and dismantle a bit of pollution, put the music rule the world and let everybody enjoy imagination, go champs go for it, I am the biggest supporter of yours, watching happy musicians performing oh yezzzzzz, the dream of my life, big loving hug everybody out there 🎉❤🎉

It's always nice to have someone equally knowledgeable in terms of repertoire to speak about the details and preparation. This is hardly discussed in higher education where I am because there aren't many who would educate properly, as there is a lack of awareness and demand for such knowledge. Watching Tram for two from far far away land is like going home for 10 minutes once in a while... A fan of Maestro Järvi and Maestro Gabetta! ❤

She's a joy to listen to! Great video!

A lovely way to interview great artists, on a tram!

This was an absolutely fascinating interview from which I learnt a lot! Sol talked about belonging to the three countries. The fact that everyone travels by public transport is an essential part of the Swiss cultural identity. And looking through the windows of the tram I think you got to the terminus of route 2 at Schlieren, but as you had not finished the conversation, so you stayed on the tram for its return journey..

Thank you Mr Järvi for these videos. I really enjoy getting to know the players behind the music 🙂 Those who come here, like myself, already have an understanding of the music but not so much so of those who performs the music.

Interesting, but I wish it was more musically focused. For example, what is the most engaging repretoire for a cellist. I think your channel followers are seeking deep musical knowledge (or at least I hope so). Thank you for all your amazing work!

The Strauss was simply magnificent.

I always, years and years have to go to Tchaikovsky periodically...wonderful, wonderful!

Atmen nicht vergessen...😊

15:30

Quelle magnifique version ! ❤

At 80 years, full of pain, the mystery , for me, of why so long, et, then as I sit here listening to the great Tchaikovsky...Romeo & Juliet, the pain, mental strain subsides . Well, I do know why all things happen in the one true main sense, from Christ the Almighty. I am saying helps come from Another and I am so grateful. In this hard, cruel existence, we are given this music, that when a small boy raised in poverty, all else, I one day, very young somewhere heard this music, the other greats and I am often held up by them today. What we hear now is amazingly gifted composers, as it were, striving to ever so faintly give us some imagination of what is incomprehensible now of the angelic and eternal sound to come one day. Our small human minds could not enter such that will be, it too much for us in our human frame. Meanwhile, let's cling to this beautiful help our souls, our very minds lap up and never tire of.

True friendships are hard to come by, great colleagues on top of true friendship is even rarer. How I envy Maestro Jarvi and Maestro Noseda that they both can sit down and talk like old friends or close kins do, to work on something for the better. When people think of Zurich, they think of it as a financial hub and an expatriate city almost like the European version of Singapore. However, bankers there and the community view classical music as a respected industry unlike in the latter, where senior bankers poke fun of how the national orchestra and the durian-like building exist because the sovereign fund is super-loaded, hence needed an outlet although irrelevant to the society. If, and only if it were the same where I am, how nice it would be... but watching Tram for Two from far-far away land is still fun. ❤

A fine opera yields this great overture. Nielsen wrote a lot of fine orchestral music but, unfortunately, it’s rarely performed.

One of the great works for winds, beautifully performed. It’s a very difficult piece of music, but these musicians play it with elan.

Thank you❤

Congratulations to the winner, Ms Kurzydlak and all the amazing talents! Thank you for the impressive evening! For me the courage to conduct a contemporary piece of music (nervousness went away with the first stroke!) and a classical walz (the orchestra followed you) was decisive! Two applicants conducted out of memory, very impressive. All of you were amazing and decision was hard. Thank you to the soloist as well. This evening was very impressive. I am a musical lay, but i love this music, the orchestra as well as your great teacher! keep going.

Remarcable performance indeed, let it happen again, visit Zurich for the occasion, fans are invited to date their new Facebook friends & let only music caress their hearts this good...from my behalf...Russia belongs to gorgeous Tchaikovsky...period🎉❤🎉

It is nice to watch Maestro Järvi teach, it is one of the very few places in which I can watch education being done properly, like a mentor sincerely teaching. These days, the recordings of these masterclasses are one of the few places I would go to brainwash/purify myself after coming across a questionable performances on Medici TV or elsewhere. I glad Maestro Järvi exists for the coming generation, thank you for being here... ❤

BEAUTIFUL HILARY! OPTIMISTIC VOICE OF HILARY! HARIZMATIC INFLUENCE ON EVERYBODY OF HILARY! INSPIRING JOY OF THE SMILE OF HILARY! DEVINE HILARY! GODDESS HILARY!

I thought the timpani player is Pahud😂 Love you Maestro Jarvi🙏🏼❤️

Conducting well is not important nowadays. Important is only that you get a Harrison Parrot contract.

Maybe do one with Christoph Koncz……..as a student…….

Congratulations to the six contestants, each one of you is an amazing conductor! Special congratulations to Julia Kurzydlak, you are brilliant! -"Let the beauty of what you love be what you do" Rumi

Thanks for this opportunity!

Can't wait to see what Ian Niederhoffer will do next. A wonderful fast-rising talent with impeccable taste and skill!

Ian Niederhoffer, so elegant, yet strong and deliberate. Conducting Strauss yet!

I’m so glad this happened again! Thank you all for your wonderful masterclass.!

Bravi! Besonders der hornist!👏👏👏

34:20

I was lucky to be this day in the public. It was beautiful, fascinating. What a wonderful day it was👍🏼🤩 Sincere congratulations to all these young candidates. Congratulations also to the orchestra for all this professional patience, including the virtuosity of hornist Ivo Glass. And what a magnificent maestro Paavlo Järvi! Among all the exciting things heard of him, this caught my attention after the 30th minute: «All has to be organic. You have to feel it. You feeled, but you are to respectful of the score. Never loose respect but don’t leave it through your live». The reason I allow myself to mention it is because in Paris in 1973, during a Bach cantata lesson, I heard NADIA BOULANGER explain also something like this: «In music, technique is important, but the emotion felt must absolutely be expressed».

Thank you for improving the camera work, it‘s so much better!

Could you please organise the camera work better? For example, at 43:00 he tries to show how something should be done differently. But the camera only films the orchestra, so you can’t see him conducting. That's a sad thing, because it would be important to see him right then. Thank you!!

Thank you for this educational and thoughtfully engaging Masterclass!!!

Maestro Jarvi, Tonhalle Orchestra, and the entire technical team: You are doing what Rumi asked from humankind ""Letting the beauty of what you love be what you do." Thank you for making classical music accessible to the whole world in such an inclusive way. Seeing the process of conducting from the inside has been a dream of mine since childhood. Your use of the internet has made a 45-year-old dream come true!

(Too many ad interruptions) 1st movement 0:29 begins | 2:02 aliveness | 2:47 build up | 2:50 moment | 3:48 light build up background | 5:35 build up | 5:38 moment | 8:30 build up | 8:32 moment | 15:16 | 2nd movement 16:16 begins 3rd movement 20:49 begins |

bravo 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

These Covid concerts are like historical documents 😂 Fantastic performance too

Stunning

I first heard Rakastava almost 60 years ago as an orchestral suite. ( I've since heard it as an unaccompanied choir piece: really good) I've never understood why it gets so few performances.