This was the NYP All-star team of all time!! Glen Dicterow, Charles Rex, Kenneth Gordon, Rico DiCecco, Oscar Ravina, Mattiau Braun, Stanley Drucker, Joe Robinson, Judith LeClair, Phil Smith, Joe Alessi, Roland Koloff ... That was the philharmonic I grew up with ❤
It's so wonderful to see musicians putting so much of themselves into their music. But then, you wouldn't get to the NYPHIL without doing so. Thanks for the post.
If I get depressed. I will always come back to listen to this. It cheered me up that I want to kick up my heels in style! This is my favorite performance of the next decade!
Who is that magnificent violin soloist shown here? His 🎻 is amazing!!! Bravo!!😁❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ splendid can can !!! That conductor is awesome. too!!!!!
Best part for me is the violin solo. I feel like I'm floating in a dream. Dicterow is an excellent violinist. Edit: Knows how to let it breathe. Rewatching this and did that clarinetist just switch to oboe in this concert? haha
That was a viola, not a violin. I suggest you educate yourself on the different musical instruments before spewing your ignorant criticisms around. Also, I noticed several crooked bow ties. Should we criticize them?
This was the NYP All-star team of all time!!
Glen Dicterow, Charles Rex, Kenneth Gordon, Rico DiCecco, Oscar Ravina, Mattiau Braun, Stanley Drucker, Joe Robinson, Judith LeClair, Phil Smith, Joe Alessi, Roland Koloff ... That was the philharmonic I grew up with ❤
The best violin solo that I've seen! Coughings from the adiance is the worst.
Violin solo was just flawless.
🎻 ^.^
Quel splendide orchestre !
the most beautiful music.
Grande Stanley 💙💙💙
Delicious ouverture written by Carl Binder on theme's from offenbach.
How I miss the abrasive, strident, metallic sound of those violins from that era......
🎻🎻🎻
Zubin Mehta is my second favorite conductor to watch - my first is, of course, Leonard Bernstein.
What about Herbert von Karajan?
Pff. Celibidache is the best by far!
@ of course, he is in other league
All of these guys are Superb! What about women though!?
This is so great, the last 2 minutes i almost jumpt around
It's so wonderful to see musicians putting so much of themselves into their music. But then, you wouldn't get to the NYPHIL without doing so. Thanks for the post.
It's the oboe-ist
That clarinet solo gets me everytime
Stanley Drucker just passed away about a week ago -- principal clarinet for almost 50 years at the NY Philharmonic!
@@RichTCS thanks for the info. He was a great clarinetist, very good control.
7:37 The start Of the BEST part
(^.^)
Ohhhhhhhh Yeah……….
This was my favorite music~
SIN LA MUSICA YO NO PODRIA VIVIR EN ESTE MUNDO EN DONDE JUEGAN A SER EMPERADORES DEL SIGLO XXI.
Great Performance BRAVO !!!!!!!!!
My favorite Conductor was Arthur Fiedler, my 2ND is John Williams. Mehta is my 3rd
I can't listen to this without sing Straight No Chaser's Christmas Can-Can....
the head violinist did a really good job no mistakes from him that i see.
+Candice Rivers That is concertmaster Glenn Dicterow.
Bravo à tout l’orchestre !
y love Offenbach, y love Mehta
Bravo! 🎉🎶
Brilliantly executed., with gusto!
This was great!
Bravissimo !!!!
A Great Performance.
If I get depressed. I will always come back to listen to this. It cheered me up that I want to kick up my heels in style! This is my favorite performance of the next decade!
Who is that magnificent violin soloist shown here? His 🎻 is amazing!!! Bravo!!😁❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ splendid can can !!! That conductor is awesome. too!!!!!
He is the New York Philharmonic’s concertmaster for 32 years, Glenn Dicterow.
Bravissimo Zubin
Marvelous, yet inspired from Greek eternal mythology
Best part for me is the violin solo. I feel like I'm floating in a dream. Dicterow is an excellent violinist. Edit: Knows how to let it breathe. Rewatching this and did that clarinetist just switch to oboe in this concert? haha
🎻🎻🎻
i have to play part of this piece in orchestra and well done thanks very much for this spectacular post
hermoso.......🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
8:18 the best part the trumpet with the trombone and that like a march
🎺🎺
The "CAN CAN " PART AT 7:48 / 9:45
9:27 ^.^
天才です。
Offenbach at 7:37 be like "I know I'm fly. Wait for it tho!"
espectacular
Shame that you can't hear more from percussion; that really gives feeling to the last part!
que lindo
Titreb original :" Orphée aux Enfers'
this piece is hard
Awesome0025 I agree
PARIS PARIS !!
Can can dance
7:50 This reminds me of the Shoprite ad …Shoprite “Can-Can” sale !
7:46 중요할듯?
Whoo
Thanks for posting! Anything more from this NYPHIL New Years concert?
7:37, 9:27, 9:33
la prise de son n'est pas au mieux de sa forme malgré un casque de grande qualité (Bose à près de 300 euros ....
La qualité de toute piste audio sur CZcams est fortement diminuée, à cause de la compression. De plus, c'est un enregistrement de 1987...
(9:33-9:45)
good performance but one of the violins bows were slightly crooked in the back
Did you come here to listen to good music or to look for mistakes?
That was a viola, not a violin. I suggest you educate yourself on the different musical instruments before spewing your ignorant criticisms around. Also, I noticed several crooked bow ties. Should we criticize them?
9:27-9:33
^.^
Who is Offenbach?
9:27
So are we having any more concerts. Whats the fuckin deal
U
Boris Johnson
High D on tuba....better start practicing
tempo trop rapide et direction d'orchestre pesante