Debussy - Fantaisie pour Piano & Orchestre - Andrè Gallo
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- čas přidán 29. 10. 2012
- Live Recording - Milano - Friday, September 14th, 2012
Orchestra del Teatro Regio di Torino - Bertrand de Billy, cond.
André Gallo, piano
I. Andante, Allegro
II. Lento e molto espressivo 09:15
III. Allegro molto 17:55
Sorry, there is a little "gap" in the first mov., because I recorded it from a radio broadcasting... Anyway I hope you will enjoy this less known masterpiece by Debussy played by an amazing young italian pianist and a great friend of mine, Andrè Gallo. - Hudba
What a wonderful discovery. Everyone loves Debussy. Unfortunately much of his work suffers from overexposure and popularization. So it's a pleasure to hear a fresh, new work.
Amazing and passionate concert!
I love Debussy!
Nice performance. I have had the recording conducted by Jean Martinon for ages; for me, this piece conjures up visions of road trips in the deserts of California in a Ford pickup truck. . .
When I thought I heard all of Debussy, I end up discovering yet another gem from the man who created an enchanting world of dreams through his music.
Love all his music
I can relate man
I love it when that happens.
@@Bokgat Bwahahahaha. That's random.
Same, glad to find this gem
Claude Debussy is my favourite composer ever!
@Jason Lesker no one asked you
@Jason Lesker Debussy > Beethoven
My second favorite after Ravel
The 2nd movement sounds very Faun like. Genious how he fits the piano in. They're not really separate ....
If I'll live through some time travel technology I want to experience Paris of late 19h century because of Debussy.
Never heard his jewel before. Thank you for your effort to put it on You Tube
6:28 is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard!
You hear a lot of his later works here. That's why I like it so much!
Without Debussy ,
we would have been very lonely and insipid ,
and the enjoyment and pleasures of the music would have been less
very unique tempo on the slower side. Wish I could hear it live!!!!!!!!
I ADORE this recording ... I have listened so many times ... Beautiful expression of a beautiful piece of music. How tragic Debussy held it back. Of course he was only young when he composed it. Why do we despise the works of our youth??? It is truly a hidden gem. Well I for one never tire of listening to this ravishing music brilliantly performed. Bravo to all concerned ...
So beautiful!!! Bravo, Debussy!!!!
Bellissimo!!!!
che musica stupenda, bellissima interpretazione del pianista e fiero di sapere che l'orchestra è della mia città!
It is merely wonderful !
Beautiful as always!! 👍👍
excellent ,dire qu'il voulait se débarrasser de ce morceau ainsi que l Arabesque N1!!
All that beauty & optimism , and then 2 apocalyptic world wars would follow. Does that say anything about mankind ...
To paraphrase Moliere: not everyone can dance- and those who cannot dance go to war.
@@georgebozhidarov2899 more like those who are obliged go to war...
I'm not sure how I missed this opus. Profuse thanks for posting.
Thank you, King, from me and him! :D I find this work so charming...
Oh Debussy...
Best version on youtube!!
Love this piece. A young Debussy.
Thank you. Very nice
Incredible pianist!
GENIALFANTASTIC debussy anniversary 1918 ❤ 😢
Composition de jeunesse, encore proche de la musique de Franck ou d'Indy, Debussy l'a renié quelque peu. Mérite d'être connu toutefois.
I feel cozy listening to this specutacular performance
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC!!! ROCK ON
Wonderful masterpiece!🌟🌟🌟🌟💕💕
Love
Very early piece, but still Debussy's own style without a doubt :) to think he was 27 when composing this gem... I am 27, not sure that any of my compositions are on that level, but maybe one day ;P Thanks for uploading this btw! Happy to be your new subscriber!
l'interpretazione mi rende orgoglioso di essere italiano, la composizione di essere europeo!
+giovanni colpani The performance is actually perfect! Very good orchestra and conductor!
Debussy trouvait que cette œuvre évoquait par trop les musiques de Vincent D'Indy et de César Franck. Il a toujours refusé qu'elle soit créée de son vivant. Je note que l'ostinato du finale me parait être assez marqué par l'influence de la musique javanaise qui avait tellement subjugué Claude-Achille lors de l'exposition universelle de 1889.
Tres interesant; merci.
Love how Gallo holds that 5th at 22:47 and lets it blend with the strings!
Rachmaninoff in his later works echo this style in his compositions with orchestral works
That's what I was thinking actually.
I couldn't shake the feeling that this felt Russian.
so lovely.
Muchas gracias.
simplesmente encantador.
Maravillosa y espléndida música que hace soñar .
Thank you
2nd part is amazing!!!
Did Debussy do his own orchestration for this? Anyone know? First time I've heard this. CZcams is amazing providing symphonic music I've never heard before.
Yes it's Debussy's only work for piano and orchestra.
Unlike so many so called composers Debussy did all his own arrangements. It was rare for real composers to get someone else to do it for him.
@@grimjim100 Hey I think that's a bit harsh, it's perfectly fine for a composer to have an incredible creative idea and seek assistance for it to be set to the orchestra
@@grimjim100 What about Chopin?
Wow... gorgeous??????? Wow????!! Wha?????
Debussy hated traditional forms such as concerto and symphony
and all that Italian staff that sounded like classical latin for him. His main inspiration was Mussorgsky's music which had a huge influence on him by its free form characteristics.
Même si Debussy a voyagé en Russie durant sa jeunesse chez Mme von Meck, il n'a probablement jamais pris contact avec Moussorgsky et on lui reconnaît plus de reconnaissance que d'influence à son égard, préférera Barraqué.
@@christophegeoffroy4281
Oui mais lorsque Nikolai Rimski-Korsakov est venu à Paris en 1889 pour donner des concerts de ses oeuvres et celles de ces amis du groupe des Cinq, tout Paris a découvert Moussorgski, y compris Débussy.
@@mohamedhamza456 à cette époque, Debussy n'aurait plus eu d'influence à recevoir, c'est ce que dit Barraqué.
Vincenzo capta perfeitamente a essência do compositor.
Avec cela, de belles peintures
えこひいきは神聖なものである。ドビュッシーに対するわたしの心には深い感銘と尊敬の念がある。絵画も素晴らしい。
je truobe ça assez cool, je l'écouterai peut etre plus souvent
Scintillating
A fairy tale
He composed this at 27. Ok...
@@darrylschultz9311 I don't think the 'ok' was intended as judgement of the piece, but rather thinking wow... ok such refinement at such a young age.
@@jeremiahseefeldt3069 Yes true-I knew, but I was making out his ok meant "reasonable but nothing special" for laffs.
@@darrylschultz9311 guys he obviously "Ok, Debussy, no need to flex on all of the rest of us mere mortals struggling to do anything with our lives"
Self esteem: -100
The paintings certainly enhance the beauty of the music. Renoirs ?
first one Monet, 2nd Renoir, 3rd Degas, 4th Renoir
Is this Romantic style? I'm new to classical enjoyment. But I am loving the harmonic choices of the first 2 minutes.
late romantic. specifically, late 19th century - early 20th century.
It's kinda hard to find somewhere to buy the sheet music from
Who painted that awesome picture? Or what is it called?
+Daniel Rieger First one, definitely Claude Monet (Le Promenade or Poppies, 1873(?)). Second one, strongly think this is one of Pierre-Auguste Renoir's, probably fairly early. Third one (of the ballerinas), probably Edgar Degas, they were a fave subject of his. Fourth one of the people at the outside café, definitely Pierre-Auguste Renoir (Bal du Moulin de la Galette, 1876(?)). Sorry I don't remember the exact titles/dates. They are all lovely. :)
Thanks for identifying the painters. The poppies are a perfect example of Impressionistic Art.
"Les coquelicots a Argenteuil" de Monet
7:53
15:52
Before there was Gershwin...
7:35