Guys, forgive me, but I can't understand what is the point of blaming Daniel Smith for that. I personally don't give a s**t if the conductor smiles during execution of this wonderful music. His energy, passion, LOVE for this amazing Weber's composition and, most importantly, for the hard work of each and every soloist makes this performance magnificent.
Terrific to see a conductor with so much gusto and obvious joy in what he is doing , like Daniel Smith, drawing us all into sharing his enthusiasm . Good on you !! Thanks.
Amazing conductor from our new generation with a perfect touch to the classical music and a compleat full contact with the orchestra . One s in the life this great conductor . I have a honor and respect for those real musicians in the world. Bravo maestro!!!
What joy. Daniel Smith reminds me of the Royal Festival Hall concert I attendee on 29 April 1972 when Daniel Barenboim literary flew up the steps to the platform to conduct this piece. Wonderful!
햐 정말 멋있다. 어렸을때 전국 콩쿨 나갔었는데 나는 그 대회에서 수상하지못했지만 조성진이 전체대상을 받았었다. 영상을 봤는데 . 초등학생들이 치는 흔한 곡이 아니라서 그런지 그당시엔 되게 신기한 곡을 친다고 생각했다. 더 신기한건 연주 도중 하늘을 올려다 보는게 너무 독특해서 영상을 몇번이고 돌려봤던 기억이있다. 어렸을때부터 감정이 풍부했던것 같다. 그 옆모습의 볼살 아직도 생생히 기억난다.
Magnifique exécution de cette société de l'interprétation de l'ouverture de ZAMPA.POUR MOI ,ancien clarinettiste,cette œuvre doit être exécutée par des(bois ') A mon avis, ce morceau à été interprété par votre société selon la partition Hérold.Maintenant, l'amateur d'ouvertures,aime ou n'aime pas..Pour ma part,je félicite tout l'orchestre et bien sûr le chef où,j'ai pu l'ecouter dans l'ouverture de la Muette de Portici.Merci d'un musicien à d'autres musiciens talentueux. (Le 19 mars 2022)
why do they leave the house lights on during performances in Europe? we turn them off here in the states--its less distracting!!! wonderful overture--love Weber.
I think 18 months of having no audiences might answer this - you can commune with your audience better if you can see them. Also it makes it easier for the audience to read the programme notes which can really enhance the enjoyment of the piece
I'm sure that this is Christoph Eschenbach conducting, not Daniel Smith. He has been a favourite of mine since he performed as a wonderful pianist. I don't know David, but his picture on Google, dated 2012 is certainly not this conductor!
I think it is Smith, but a bit younger with longer hair. Eschenbach doesn't look anything like this conductor. Go to danielsmithonline.com. Click videos (on the top of the page.) Scroll down a bit. The 2nd video is identical to this one.
@@archiestanton2767 My computer played tricks on me! :) I don't know what happened but, as you say, this is certainly not Christoph! I did watch again and found Daniel. I did actually try to amend my comment, (see below), but I'm not very good at this! I do love the music though, and Daniel! Lol. :)
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That's why Victor Hugo said it was 'perhaps the most beautiful piece of music ever composed'
I just came here cause I read that line.
Same here
ditto
Hunts men’s chorus is what Cosette played and sang
Victor Hugo was right! :)
Guys, forgive me, but I can't understand what is the point of blaming Daniel Smith for that. I personally don't give a s**t if the conductor smiles during execution of this wonderful music. His energy, passion, LOVE for this amazing Weber's composition and, most importantly, for the hard work of each and every soloist makes this performance magnificent.
That conductor was so delighted the way he flapped his arms about I genuinely thought he might start levitating
Terrific to see a conductor with so much gusto and obvious joy in what he is doing , like Daniel Smith, drawing us all into sharing his enthusiasm . Good on you !! Thanks.
Amazing conductor from our new generation with a perfect touch to the classical music and a compleat full contact with the orchestra . One s in the life this great conductor . I have a honor and respect for those real musicians in the world. Bravo maestro!!!
What's wrong with the smile? If I was conducting this fantastic orchestra giving such a performance, you bet I'd be smiling too!!!!!!!!
Ein fantastisches Orchester welches immer in die erste Reihe gehört !!!!
아름다운 음악과 함께 지휘자의 미소에 저절로 미소가 지어지네요.
What joy. Daniel Smith reminds me of the Royal Festival Hall concert I attendee on 29 April 1972 when Daniel Barenboim literary flew up the steps to the platform to conduct this piece. Wonderful!
Daniel Smith a grate Conductor. Very fine performance. Munificent piece. THANK YOU
Impressive. Great conductor, great orchestra and great opera overture.
Those people who clicked on Thumbs Down are probably dour people who never smile. LOL
true
Gran orquesta y direvtor BRAVISIMO !!!!!
Victor Hugo's favorite piece of music.
햐 정말 멋있다. 어렸을때 전국 콩쿨 나갔었는데 나는 그 대회에서 수상하지못했지만 조성진이 전체대상을 받았었다. 영상을 봤는데 . 초등학생들이 치는 흔한 곡이 아니라서 그런지 그당시엔 되게 신기한 곡을 친다고 생각했다. 더 신기한건 연주 도중 하늘을 올려다 보는게 너무 독특해서 영상을 몇번이고 돌려봤던 기억이있다. 어렸을때부터 감정이 풍부했던것 같다. 그 옆모습의 볼살 아직도 생생히 기억난다.
Gotta love the conductor's expressions
Possibly the best performance of this work I’ve seen! Must have been incredible live!
0:21 徳島新聞ニュースで流れてるのが鳴門の🌀の動きが現れてるみたい
impecable version de un clasico
Lindo dia muy buena orquesta
Magnifique exécution de cette société de l'interprétation de l'ouverture de ZAMPA.POUR MOI ,ancien clarinettiste,cette œuvre doit être exécutée par des(bois ') A mon avis, ce morceau à été interprété par votre société selon la partition Hérold.Maintenant, l'amateur d'ouvertures,aime ou n'aime pas..Pour ma part,je félicite tout l'orchestre et bien sûr le chef où,j'ai pu l'ecouter dans l'ouverture de la Muette de Portici.Merci d'un musicien à d'autres musiciens talentueux. (Le 19 mars 2022)
WORLD NEED THIS KIND GUY
Marius' favourite song
Wanderful orchestra.good rendition
Bravisimo !!!!!
Excellent.
The best performance of Euryanthe was the NYC/Bernstein. I don't know what happened. This recording is no longer available on CZcams!
Tempo I assai moderato: 6:06 ( Thanks, Bartłomiej Marszałek )
Came here after reading Euryanthe in Les Misérables.
鳴門の渦潮が見えました
🌀の動きが表現されてるみたいですね
Agradável 😍
Smiling is good!
this fugue from 6:06 is magnificent!
imagine Cosette playing this...
徳島新聞ニュース！
0:30 ГП
1:10 сп
2:10 пп
3:23 зп
6:06 фуга
our le classique les allemands sont exellents..
why do they leave the house lights on during performances in Europe? we turn them off here in the states--its less distracting!!! wonderful overture--love Weber.
+windstorm1000 Because it is Europe.
Who cares about how things are in America?
They only have lights on the stage. I don't know of a single place where they don't do that...
I think 18 months of having no audiences might answer this - you can commune with your audience better if you can see them. Also it makes it easier for the audience to read the programme notes which can really enhance the enjoyment of the piece
Ignore my previous comment. It's weird, but the picture has changed, and this is Daniel! LOL.
You're on drugs!
@@williamstephens9945 It's me computer Gov! LOL.
3:23 Orchester Probspiel für Bratsche
6:52 auch
Danke 😂
楽しい！
Великая европейская культура!
Sefilleri okurken keşfettiğim bir beste iyi yazmışsın araya
his smile is not good but his conduct is clear.Thank you for uplording.Orchestra's performance is good.
ikuo kitamura critique the smile, what's wrong with you?
@@shawnmarko7131 he has no life
0:22 cont 1:05 spitze 7:00 fin 7:22
0:30
1:10
1:06 excerpt
指揮家 SHOW UP < $
Feels like the conductor smoked some pot before the performance. :D Lovely music though.
He's a bit too spastic and lively. I'd say speed. ;)
6:20
GHOST GENIUS !
< THEY CAN^T FOLLOW HIM
8:15
徳島新聞ニュースやんけ
🌀TOKUSHIMA PRESS TV NEWS🌀
Weber inefable
I'm sure that this is Christoph Eschenbach conducting, not Daniel Smith. He has been a favourite of mine since he performed as a wonderful pianist.
I don't know David, but his picture on Google, dated 2012 is certainly not this conductor!
I think it is Smith, but a bit younger with longer hair. Eschenbach doesn't look anything like this conductor. Go to danielsmithonline.com. Click videos (on the top of the page.) Scroll down a bit. The 2nd video is identical to this one.
@@archiestanton2767 My computer played tricks on me! :) I don't know what happened but, as you say, this is certainly not Christoph! I did watch again and found Daniel.
I did actually try to amend my comment, (see below), but I'm not very good at this! I do love the music though, and Daniel! Lol. :)
@@geoffcushnet3675 To amend a comment, slide your mouse to the right of your original comment. You'll see gray 3 dots. Click on the dots. You'll see you have two choices; edit or delete. Click on what you want to do. If you click "edit" you'll modify your original comment by typing in or erasing out new or old material. If you click delete, your original comment will be deleted. Sorry I didn't scroll down far enough in the comment section to see your updated comment.
Leider spielt das Orchester nicht so rhythmisch wie der Dirigent. Vielleicht leitet er allzu rhythmisch!
I came here from Les Miserables. But i guess, i dont agree with Victor Hugo.
Great music, shame it was wasted on such a poor opera
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