11:37 suddenly i remembered patrick sueskinds "the double bass". also, dittersdorfs double bass concerto deserves to be recommended in 2020 in germany all artists except the wind instrument players had to wear masks

Ouvindo esta maravilhosa peça de Bach com uma orquestra tão alinhada é simplesmente divino. Obrigado Sr Siwoo pela espetacular interpretação. Grato desde Brasil...

pretty ❤❤👍👍👏👏

No conocía ni la orquesta, ni los intérpretes. Me cautivaron desde el principio del concierto, La música fluye en forma natural , es una caricia para el oido y el alma

Mozart, the eternal child

Written for an almost certainly bi-polar Aage Oxenvad and if so, Nielsen's ability to capture that is remarkable.

Would have been perfect if a bit slower, great harmony ❤

Adagio 1, It sounds beautiful but they need to be much more connected between them❤

Wonderfull, amazing .GOD bless you . congratulations from Brazil.

직접 듣고싶다.

Por uma estranha ironia, Tomaso Albinoni (1671-1751) deve sua fama hoje a uma peça que nunca escreveu. Seu pungente Adagio em sol menor é uma “reconstrução” (na verdade uma composição inteiramente nova) do musicólogo italiano Remo Giazzoto baseada, segundo ele, em um fragmento de seis compassos encontrado em um manuscrito de Albinoni na Biblioteca do Estado da Saxônia. O “arranjo” de Giazzoto, publicado em 1958, contribuiu para o grande interesse pela música barroca surgido nos anos seguintes à Segunda Guerra Mundial e é atualmente uma das peças clássicas mais conhecidas. Giazzoto nunca divulgou o manuscrito e, desde sua morte, em 1998, não se encontrou registro de sua existência. Há um consenso, hoje em dia, de que o Adagio é obra de Giazzoto, seja qual tenha sido a fonte de sua inspiração. O belo Adagio não transporta o ouvinte à era barroca, mas a uma concepção romanceada do período. Remo Giazzoto - Adagio em sol menor | The New York Classical Players, Dongmin Kim (regente), Josh Stafford (órgão), Kenneth Renshaw (violino)

Yes I love this version. Bach for Bach lovers. I don’t like comments that insult other types of interpretations so I won’t even though I’m tempted.

SORT OF LIKE SATO AT THE NETHERLANDS BACH SOCIETY?

One of my colleagues I worked with for many years worked with Copeland directly. She always described him as nothing special at all, until he pulled out his music and told you how he wrote it. "She said he's an absolute genius with a passion for Cowboy movies like a little kid."

the tutti is a bit lax, lacking crispness vigour and articulation, but the soloists are first-rate.

Hello, is there a possibility of getting the orchestra part? I know it is original for flute and piano, but I would love to play it with strings if possible, where can I get the music?

РАХМАТ Красиво

Amazing!! Wow!!

beautiful piece

🙂👍🏻

Phenomenal

Mozart clearly could see the future

Hi! Great arrengement! Amazing performance. How can I buy the music to perform in Brazil?

The third movement transports me to the sands of Arabia or Egypt, I see pyramids, palm trees and crocodiles. Sublime músic

Głębokie brzmienie ... poszczególnych instrumentów +orkiestra .Ciekawe ❤....i p.dyrygent . Ujmujące 🌺

I always hear Paganini in Vivian Fung's works, because of the amazing sounds she creates with a violin!

Working on this now…harder to play than it sounds haha

Inspiring!

overall this work is genius

around 0.50, incredible orchestration.

Bravo.👏👏👏👏

I’m always equally impressed with the quiet audience.

A NYCP é inspiradora! Linda performance!

BRAVO! Great performance by the orchestra and the conductor!

Bravo! Muita admiração pelo trabalho da NYCP!

Bravo concerto! Muita admiração pelo trabalho da NYCP!

This opening of Beethoven is so great. The typical Beethoven outburst in the first few measures, then the suspension in a long, hushed F, followed by an F sharp that starts the second fragment.

❤

teardrop

Bravo!!👏👏👏

i so enjoy this piece.

No more. Stop.

Wunderschön, vielen Dank. Ich luebe Bach. Grüße aus old Germany (Deutschland)

Bravo!👏👏👏👏👏 5:50 Andante 12:28 Presto

Bravo.👏👏👏👏🎶🎶

❤❤❤❤❤멋집니다

I heard it at Mirabell Palace in March.

He wrote most of this as a kid. Staggering.

Look, I'm sure they're all nice, lovely people, but they're playing classical music.

Amazing.