MOZART Gran Partita Adagio | BALDEYROU & friends
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Dear friends, I hope you’re well! Today’s video is quite special as it’s a long awaited one by many of you who have been asking for this piece for a very long time 😊
The Serenade K 361 has long been known by its more famous nickname, Gran Partita. This was not Mozart’s invention: his manuscript for the piece originally had no heading, but some unknown hand scribbled the nickname on it, and it has stuck. It means, essentially, “big wind symphony,” which is not inaccurate: the Gran Partita uses an unusually large ensemble (13 players) for the era, as well as a seven-movement form that is larger than either a four-movement symphony or the more conventional six-movement serenade or divertimento that formed the core of the wind repertoire at the time. In addition to the usual harmonie ensemble of two oboes, two clarinets, two horns, and two bassoons, the Gran Partita adds two more horns, a pair of basset horns, and a string bass. The precise date of its composition remains shadowy, let’s say between 1781 and 1784.
The adagio is in my opinion the most impressive movement of the serenade. In an interview in Gramophone magazine, Pierre Boulez said in 2008 : ‘The big Adagio is…a moment of genius. You have this introduction that is very slow with just a chord, an arpeggio…But it’s so wonderful, so mysterious that it has you thinking “What will happen?” It’s a magical, ceremonial moment - like a ritual.’
I couldn’t thank enough my friends Gabriel Pidoux (oboe), David Douçot d’Ortega (bassoon) and Yann Dubost (double bass) for their talent and kindness, thank you guys!
Take care and stay safe! ❤️ - Hudba
“On the page it looked nothing. The beginning simple, almost comic. Just a pulse. Bassoons and basset horns, like a rusty squeezebox. And then suddenly, high above it, an oboe. A single note, hanging there, unwavering. Until a clarinet took over and sweetened it into a phrase of such delight! This was no composition by a performing monkey! This was a music I'd never heard. Filled with such longing, such unfulfillable longing, it had me trembling. It seemed to me that I was hearing the voice of God.” -Antonio Salieri
I'm so glad that playing classical music on period instruments has become really popular these days.
Totally agree, it’s a real game changer, love the sound and the way instruments mix together :-))
Can people just aprecciate how good the baroque bass sounds? so good
This is on my list of “Favourite Pieces That Feature Clarinet (at some point)”. It’s so beautiful and easy to follow sonically, that it quite literally feels like a breath of fresh air.
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I think you meant to write "LIST"!!!???? (couldn't agree more)
@@clarinetdonn IKR, I read it "this is one of my least favourite pieces".
@@clarinetdonn Thank you for pointing that out! I’m now embarrassed that such a typo was on the internet for so long but it has been fixed now! 😅
Je comprends mieux maintenant pourquoi les scientifiques cherchent à tout prix à réussir le clonage humain :) Merci les MozartGuys!
😂😂 mille mercis !
@Nicolas Awesome to hear you do it on Period Instruments.
Thank you Jay! I stick on period instruments for Mozart since a few years :-))
What a beautiful time…………🥺
From Japan, thank you for giving us the comforting music.
Thank you so much ! 🙏🏼😊
Magnifique ....Bravo et quel bonheur de revoir ces instruments d'époque ........Merci Nicolas .. et tes Amis ...
Merci beaucoup Patrick :-))
adorably .......
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Thank you! I played this many years ago at Interlochen and have loved it forever. You and your friends performed so beautifully.
I think I saw Antonio Salieri peeking in the window?)
Absolutely! Sharp eye :-)) thank you Lois, this piece is also one of my favorite with Schubert Octet and the great quintets ✨
Mozarts fillegree brilliancy brilliantly represented. Just wonderful. Merci beaucoup 👌
Thank you Neville 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😊✨
Moi: *déprimé* :(
Nicolas Baldeyrou et ses amis: ici.
Moi: *Pas déprimé* :) 💙💙💙
Ma meilleure récompense alors 🙏🏼🤩
Even Salieri loves it - in the background at 2:45. Wonderful playing and video work.
Without words! each time better than before. So good. BRAVO!!!
Thanks so much 🙏🏼😊✨
The sound waves that flow out of your instruments make me so happy. If ever I am able to produce such a sound out of my clarinet, I would leave the house only to play it for others to enjoy.
Happy that you like it 🙏🏼😊✨
I'm sure Mozart is happy right now, wherever he is. A great version, thanks for the music.
Oh, and Tom Hulce, in character, appeared to enjoy it in the background too!
Bravo for noticing ! And Murray Abraham also ;-))
Again a terrific work by Nicolas (and friends).
I found myself thinking, while watching this, that with such a mellow / calm music (no fast passages, no striking big range of dynamics, few instruments, so not a spread sonority), I almost forget what a virtuoso Nicolas is.
Still no doubt that this man in one of the top world class clarinet players of our days, and being able to see this in the confort of my home, and not in a great hall of music, in some country that i'm not from, and with well payed tickets, as a work like this deserves, is a treat for all of us.
Thanks to Nicolas and friends.
So, so true!
Mozart is my favourite composer and I had enjoyed this piece of music on many occasions, mostly during the short wave radio era.But your rendition was wonderful! Mozart's music gives my mind a special kind of calmness, inspiring me to think how insignificant mortal I have been!
I still have goosebumps, such a beautiful arrangement. I love the period instruments and the amazing sound you get out of them. Gabriel's sound is just superb as well.
Thank you so much 🙏🏼😊 and yes Gabriel’s amazing !
Gabriel's oboe... 🙂
@@nillejoslin Sounds like he was on a mission 😜
Bravissimi!!!😊
Bonsoir Nicolas et Gabriel! Incroyable talent et somptueuse pièce!! Magnifiquement jouée à la perfection....🥰🥰🥰
Merci beaucoup Angélique 🙏🏼🙏🏼✨😊
Bravoo
Thank you for this gorgeous musical moment, one cannot be other than happy and fulfilled with these divine sounds. That baroque oboe looks like a mere chess piece, but my god what sound it produces when played by Gabriel ! And then the other instruments come out, all equally beautiful, a truly remarkable feast. For a new piece suggestion, have a look at my comment in you Albeniz video.
Amazing!
Thank you Matthew!
I just found your channel here, and your music is very beautiful! And your range of instruments is amazing. Thank you for the music!! Greetings from the U.S.
Thank you so much! 🙏🏼😊🔥
I like this piece. Thank you for your beautiful sound!
Thank you very much 🙏🏼😊
Mozart said
「I am so popular.
I am busy sought after from Sites and performers here and there.
But
the wonderfulness of their performances is far superior splendor amazing」
Maravilloso! Y con instrumentos de época ♥️ gran versión!
Thanks to you, it's so much fun to play the clarinet.
Thank you for posting a good video.
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I watched three times, thank you Nicolas!!
Thank you so much Kenneth!
Vraiment très beau .Magnifique. Merci à tous mes étoiles de la nuit .
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Que bonito, meu filho vai gostar!!! 👏👏👏
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Bravoooo
Trop magnifique ! Effectivement tous les clarinettistes rêvent de jouer cette oeuvre et l'octuor de Schubert. Une autre adaptation originale (chantée a capella) et très émouvante mérite d'être entendue dans le film de Jane Campion "Bright Star".
Very beautiful! And Salieri approved it as well😀
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you Sarah!
C’est très beau je découvre jour après jour la Musique Classique et j’avoue que j’apprécie bravo Messieurs 🙏👍👏❤️
Thank you NIcholas and friends. God bless you. BILL. UK
These are the sounds of the past. I love the sound of the period instruments.
thank you for the music
This juncture of period instruments and digital video editing would probably increase Salieri's envy. Another masterpiece! Keep them coming.
Super,, comme d'habitude ❤️❤️❤️
0:18 The most beautiful whole note ever composed
2:37 Salieri!!
Very cool that you found that easter egg 👏🏻
this is magic
This piece is wonderful and lovely that's Nicholas 🙏❤️
Thank you Judith!
@@nicolasbaldeyrou1 ❣️
Complimenti... Che dire sul suono del corno da fare invidia ai più grandi cornisti💪
I love❤amazing！
Che bello
Very, very, very beautiful!!! Incredible song! Bravo! 👍👍👍👍🎶🎶🎶🎶
Thanks so much!
Très beau! Exécution inégalée comme toujours. Bravo.
Bonjour. Votre performance est très belle et je l'attends toujours avec impatience. Avec votre vidéo, j'ai repris la pratique de la clarinette pour la première fois depuis longtemps ! Quand Corona se calmera, j'aimerais aller à un concert ! Je vous soutiens depuis le Japon.
Beautiful on every level. Bravi all!
Thank you for such a beautiful music!
Bravo Nicolas, toujours aussi beau et plein de musicalité. Félicitations aussi pour le cor dit « simple » qui ne l’ est pas du tout !
Une parenthèse enchantée dans ce monde fou. Merci .
Jacques Poullot
Mille mercis cher Jacques ! Cor simple mais capricieux en effet !
Great work!!!! I love your videos!!!! The one with Carmen is so funny with the little bull dancing around, hilarious!!! I The sheet that you show for a second in this video is that and original Mozart's musical sheet? Man thank you for bring this videos out in the moment when the world is upsidedown, you talent and creativity is breathe of fresh air in this uncertain times!! So much respect and admiration for you and your friends. Thank you!!!
I only have got a word that I can think to describe you ,that word is PERFECTION 🎼🎶 your videos always perfect
Keep going Nicholas
Lindo!
Grande Nicolas e super oboe!👍🔝❤️
Very beautiful! I love this so much! I have some Mozart coming up in a month or 2. Absolutely the best here! 👏👏🎵🎶
Looking forward! Thank you dear Cathy!
Bravo, brevíssimo! Linda interpretação de uma obra prima.
Speechless, great interpretation!!
Wonderful! That is one of my favorites
Thank you so much Tom!
Hermosa obra, que buen comienzo de año!!!! Magnifico como siempre maestro.
Quel bonheur de vous écouter.
Je suis un fan absolu.
A quand une venue sur Orleans?
Je rame avec ma clarinette ancienne a 6 cles pour touver les doigtés particulierement dans le medium. Existe t il une tablature?
D avance merci
Jean luc de la musique d Orléans.
Thank you so much beautiful.
Thank you Brian!
Thank you for such a wonderful and inspiring performance. Such a wonderful sound. Could you please tell us about the constructor of featured clarinets and basset horns 🙏
Magnifique !
Nicholas, lovely video that, I'm sure, took a lot of work. Thanks for putting it together. Who needs all those "extra" keys makers charge so much money for? Right.
Please tell us more about your instruments, one of the most interesting aspects of this video! : ) Maker, year, kind of wood, original period instruments, modern reproductions, on loan from museum, etc ? Let me just say if you can play a period horn in tune like that you can have a fantastic career as a French horn player if you ever decide to quit the clarinet ; )
is the oboe guy from disco Vivaldi??? great video guys!!!
Heavenly
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Bassett horns look so uncomfortable to play lol. They have a very interesting sound too. Really awesome performance!!!
First non-arranged piece, isn’t?
I guess you’re right!
Amazing performance! Nicolas, how do get everything in sync without using headphones?
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The voice of God salleriti.
Merci ! Magnifique interprétation de tous. Quel est le facteur de ces clarinettes SVP ?
I wonder if you can also play klezmer or jazz if so I would like to see a video of it
Ok, the first person that does Salieri's "squeeze box" speech is officially unoriginal.
Comme écrit ailleurs, c'est drôle...
Je n'ai pas arrêté d'écouter cette composition de Mozart en regardant le film Amadeus...
Telepathie?
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C'est dingue............
J'adore cette composition.
La clarinette est à l'honneur.
Que des instruments d'époque en plus !
Bravo monsieur Baldeyrou 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
are you an accomplished squidward?
What is that instrument that is like a 80 degree angle?
Good day! Can you play some of the Ukrainian music? For example, Myroslav Skoryk - Melodia a-moll. Thank You in advance. With love from Ukraine!
Luca francica
could you tell me what kind of reed you use?
On period clarinets with original mouthpiece copy, I use Vandoren white master 2
@@nicolasbaldeyrou1
thank you! I want to be sound like you.
But surely you don't play the brass horn as well? Identical twin?
French horn is my second instrument indeed 😊
@@nicolasbaldeyrou1 Incredible! So beautiful.
can you tell me where did you found the score for this song?
Ayyo Nicolas u play horn?
On the page it looked... nothing... the beginning is simple almost comic, just a pulse, bassoons, basset horns, like a rusty squeeze box... and then, suddenly, high above it, an oboe, a single note hanging there, unwavering... until a clarinet... took it over... sweetened it into a phrase of such delight. This was no composition by a performing monkey, this, it was music I'd never heard... filled with such longing, such unfulfillable longing. It seemed to me that I was hearing the voice of god, but why... why would god choose an obscene child to be his instrument, it was not to be believed, this piece had to be an accident... it had to be... it better be
tchaikovsky march slaves please 🙏🏻
Good idea! 🙏🏼
Bravoooo
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