Radek Baborák and Sarah Willis at the Pacific Music Festival 2019
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2019
- Radek Baborák and Sarah Willis play the Haydn (Rosetti) concerto for two horns with the PMF Festival Orchestra at the Opening Concert of the Pacific Music Festival 2019 at the Art Park in Sapporo, Japan. Thanks to PMF for this video.
For more information about PMF: www.pmf.or.jp/en/
For more horn magic: www.sarah-willis.com - Hudba
Omg two of my heroes on the same stage, this is dream come true
The godess and god of horn at the same concert. There are no words to describe
Beautiful work by all. Loved hearing Sarah Willis and Radek Baborák perform together. I wish the cameraman would have kept these two principal performers in his lens at all times. Focusing on the string section during the horn solos is very distracting.
It’s always refreshing to hear and see Ms Willis, from the Berlin Philharmonic to Japan. Her sunny disposition is always contagious.
And she rocks her music.All girls thinking of playing the horn should see & hear her play, one of the best in the world.That she made that gown look good is secondary to her enthusiasm & skill.
The Best Horn players📯🎶
Cesar barão 3 Stefan
Meeee
Wonderful concert, the best horn players!!!!
The chairs for the Bass Violins are an awesome tool. I was never a Bass Violin player, just French Horn, but this is a great invention. I really love the Horn Duet, especially played by the best Horn players. Your still the best Horn on playing wonderful bass. Your choice of music was refreshing to wake-up too this morning. Thank you Sarah!
do you mean the cellos? violas? or double basses???
Spectacular performance! Orchestra sounded great, hornists were flawless! Loved this!!
What a powerhouse concentration of horn talent in one place... quite the event!
Omg my two idols playing together, what a dream
These two are the reason I joined band with French Horn
Great performance!
Sarah perfectly played second horn! Superb quality and awesome ensemble! Brilliant Radek...
Thank you for recording!
The first time I have heard Rosetti's music, and what a lovely piece.
Nick, Helen York lots of music recorded. It sound like early Haydn and Mozart but a few are really first class.
keep camera on soloist bravo performance two of the best 1st and 4th symphonic horn players wow SW big low horn sound
Woooooow this fastastic playing 👌👌 Two my favorite horn players👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
Simply amazing horn playing from you both! Thanks for uploading!
thanks for posting this amazing concert of two wonderful horn players + the orchestra sounded great.
Fantastic...
Fabulous.
Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!
Wonderful!!!
The best of the best, incredible Masters🎼📯♥🎶
Bravi...what a fabulous performance. Such a treat. I will share with our other great hornists out there!! Great job Orchestra!! Great feeling of the style, great musicianship!! A real treat for us all!
Great job with nice individual touches.
What an excellent performance by all concerned. Bravissimo.
One of the best hornists ever on the planet and Sarah Willis.. Nice 🤩
Hearing 4:38 i cant agree with you. Im my opinion Stefan Dohr ist a bit better.
@@ariston8368 that's just ridiculous. I heard him live twice, once with Strauss 2 and you will not find anyone on the planet that can play that with such ease and spontaniousness as he does.
@@Apfelstrudl I did not say he is a bad horn player. He's still amazing. But in my opinion he's not the worlds best. I like Stefan Dohr more for example.
Christoph Horneber you really can’t base it off of that cause there are plenty of video of Stefan cracking notes too
@@zacharymckinnon6832 everyone has songs where they crack. It’s weird but I believe it true.
Wow they are fantastic! My idols together.
Bravissimo!!!
Thank you every players for PMF,Sapporo!
大好きな二人が！！
Estupendos!!!
Magnifico concierto de Sarah y Radek, a pesar del cámara con su constante movimiento.
Fantástico 📯📯🤩
Magnificent.
Perfect
If you close your eyes and listen, you will hear how beautiful is the music when men and women of different backgrounds join to create music. You cannot “hear” their sex or religion or race...only divine music. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Sarah!fantastic!
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The best horn players, wonderful !!!!
ずっと聞いていられる
Fabulous!
The best horn players!
When i hear 4:38 i cant agree with you. I think Stefan Dohr is a bit better.
@@ariston8368 Oh my bruh literally no one asked for your opinion
Baborak one of my favorite because first french horn i listening Baborak playing 3th senphony
Wunderbar!!!!
👏👍 Outstanding performance! I don't play the French horn; but depending on the embouchure that I use and genre of music that I play, I can make a pretty good facsimile of the French horn's intonation by playing either my flugelhorn or my alto saxophone. 😉 🎺 🎷 🎶🎵
2 géants sympas merci
Both best world horn players !
Sarah! I love you!
Bello📯📯
なんて艶やかな音なんだ
Horn GREATNESS!!!
Unreal
Great playing by the soloists and the orchestra, but I wish the audio and the video were better quality, (although I do realize it was an outdoor concert.)
I have really enjoyed your informative and entertaining uploads on the French Horn and Wagner Tubas. Loved that video on the quartet of Wagner Tubas and Bass Tuba from Bruckner's Eighth. I saw Karajan conduct Bruckner's Eighth in London circa 1977/8. It was a staggering performance of monumental proportions. I have never ever seen so many brass instruments in an orchestra before and I still recall the players taking their place on the stage - when is it going to end! - two rows of them for almost entire width of the stage, not to mention two timpanists to boot!
Do you recall a horn player called Alan Civil? Principal horn from the Philharmonia I believe and he featured on the Beatles 'Revolver' album on Paul McCartney's 'For No One' 1966. I recently acquired Karajan's 1966 DG recording of Bach's Brandenburgs on vinyl and on the back of the sleeve it noted the various soloists which included a certain 'Alain Cicil'? Any thoughts?
Crewelocoman 5B Alan Civil is a famous English horn player too. Search for his name online and you shall find many of his playing appearing.
@@terencetan5478 Yes, I know!
The trombones were quite good;)
Muito foda!!
Woow
👏👏👏
I love Radek just jammin' out up there (4:44 among other spots).
Sarah 💘💘💘
At first I thought everyone was wearing gray, which would be such a refreshing variation from concert black...but it might actually just be the lighting. Anyway, great music!
It's the lighting. It's black. But you have a point about wishing for something different. I'm reminded of the joke Christmas card with Santa Clause getting dressed on Christmas Eve and looking at a row of red Santa suits hanging in his closet. But one of the suits is blue. Santa is thinking, "Maybe THIS is the year." But it never is. One a practical level, many musicians move amongst orchestras and smaller groups or solo and about the only way to keep things coordinated in that particular music world is an "industry wide" uniform.
😍♥️😍♥️😍♥️😍♥️😍🇧🇷
👍🎶🍀
I love Radek's horn, does anyone know the model?
I think he plays a Dürk D3
@@spaddl22 Indeed he does
Da dirigiert der Solist noch selbst! ☝🏼
Who remembers in person concerts
Gteat!
Sarah, did you switch to a cut bell horn permanently, or just for this festival? I thought you were a purist!
Kenneth Brush Does cutting a bell make any big differences when playing the horn? I’ve been playing a detachable double horn for years and never played the other so I’m kind of curious
@@seongchaelee694 The consensus seems to be that it doesn't. The folks at Gbr. Alexander say it doesn't. Though there seem to be strong preferences by some players. Sarah has a video on choosing a horn that was shot at the Alexander showroom, where it is discussed.
@@seongchaelee694 Imagine cutting a school playground hand bell or any such bell and adding a ring section. It'll not be the same. The horn rings differently the more you touch the bell, muffle it with a more closed hand, or turn it to play into your leg or clothing like so many. It depends on the sound that you're after and how it projects. Its a big variable, where detachable bell is only a part..
She did permanently
@@VfB961 Wow!
Very A OK...........................................
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Dette var for meg Fenomenalt. Slike hornister fantes ikke i min bardom. Willis er god og Radek Baborak er et fenomen,hør ham spille Straus.
Brynjar Hoff
Why does the video note say "Haydn (Rosetti)"? Who wrote this, Haydn or Rosetti?
The work is not originally signed and could not be clearly assigned so far. In question are Michael Haydn, Joseph Haydn and Antonio Rosetti. However, most of the evidence speaks for Rosetti...
It's obviously Rosetti
Interesting facts. I played this pice years ago, but my sheet music just says Joseph Haydn. I didn’t know there was any unsertenties.
@@richardwieland5865 same, i discoverded that early :D
In the classical manner , the writen music peace was just harmonic concept, left for players to finish it for them selfs , accoding players ability and audience demands/purpose...
9:39
13:55
unfortunately a cameraperson in training...
Loved the duet, but listen only - i couldn't watch because of the camera...
The audio volume, or the audio per se, leaves something to be desired.
I think it is an outdoor stage. So the acoustics are, well, there just aren't any. So the sound isn't as rich.
Does the cameraperson have a friend in the cello section?
Keep camera on the soloists.
Too bad the camera person was more interested in the low strings than the soloists.
excelentes cornistas, de lo mejor del mundo hoy. Pero que pésimo camarografo que mientras los solistas estan interpretando anda por otro lado tomando la orquesta cuando deberia estar tomando a Sara con esos bajos o Radek con los altos. Un camarografo tan malo echa a perder una obra
excellent concert artists, the best in the world today. But what a terrible cameraman that while the soloists are performing he is on the other hand taking the orchestra when he should be taking Sara with those basses or Radek with the highs. Such a bad cameraman spoils a work
smh.. camera operator.... smh.