@@FPSOlaf Maybe bold, but in my 70 years I have listened to many of the greatest orchestras in the world, both live and in recordings, and don't remember hearing a better.
I always thought Haydn had a unique sense of humor. This proves it. Done so beautifully by this young orchestra. Kudos to the conductor for pulling this off.
These people are astounding. They are so talented. I close my eyes and am transported in time back to the period in history when the real composers of real music lived. I can't thank you all enough for sharing your talent and performance with us on the internet. I pray that God blesses each and everyone of you with more than you can imagine.
I like the way how they leave the stage. Not one smile just a quick curtsey and they walk away silently. The American orchestras usually transform this part to a cabaret scene, they smile the audience laughs and we can not hear the music. Not this time. Until the duet at the end every note is well played. Amazing job! Greatings from Hungary!
I totally agree. This Polish orchestra handled it with more finesse and class than the "comic approach" that I've seen with other orchestras. I'm with you madaraszi. I want to hear every last note of the music. If I want to laugh, I'll go to a stand up comedy show.
@@osmerdeming7488 Absolutely right; the adagio finale of the ‘Farewell’ symphony (1772), is not a humorous pantomime, but the final apotheosis of a carefully planned tonal journey from f# minor to A major to F# major - 3rd-related keys - across the first three movements of the symphony, a pattern which is then repeated in the Finale with the work finally resolving - in fact the only tonal resolution in the whole work - in the final 22 bars of purest F# major (where there is not a single accidental). The ‘Farewell’ symphony (1772) is *the* single greatest work of through-composition and cyclic unity before Beethoven’s 5th (1808).
The intonation of this orchestra for the age of its members is astounding. You all really get Haydn very well. The second movement was slow enough. There's a kind of gently being carried away about the places this music creates, breathable spaces, for players and audience alike. Imagine going about the daily toils at Estahaz and hearing this music play in the background. For princes who were the enlightened billionaires of their time, could anything have been quite like letting Haydn just compose and have his music played as a part of his princely life? We get to enjoy them all now. What a great pleasure! Some of us just love papa Haydn anyway. Best
Been watching all videos on this channel for days and I can see how effectively Poland propagated young musicians and how amazingly talented that they are, almost on par with established musicians. While I never went to a symphony myself, i love enjoying videos from this channel, the quality of how it is shot, watching how they play their instruments. Im flooded with gratitude. Sure I cant get enough, thank you and keep the videos coming. Love from Malaysia xx
Концерт состоит из двух прекрасных половин: одна из них - душевная музыка Гайдна,, вторая - это замечательно симпатичные девушки! Спасибо! Привет из Германии!
Excellent performance I've heard many renditions of this piece, and this holds its own , to all in the orchestra thank you and please keep Hayden's music alive if you get the chance the 88 th symphony is pricelessPapa
I have heard about this piece but it is the first time I've seen it played. I love this orchestra and have watched several of their videos here. I had to watch a second time because the first time I totally missed the conductor leaving also!
I have come back to this performance after a recommendation elsewhere on CZcams and listened through again; what a lovely, thoughtful performance by these young musicians who have managed to understand properly the language of this difficult and challenging music, and given a recording to posterity of great beauty and coherence. Highly recommended performance, and very well conducted by Maestro Kucybala.
This is what we can call DIVINE! Poland an its youth showing the world that beauty goes with that youth themselves. Art! Music! Exactly to ask: WHAT ELSE?
orchestra of soloists: Agnieszka Uścińska, Julia Iskrzycka, Alicja Matuszczyk, Wiktoria Duda, Aleksandra Gora, Karolina Podorska, Patrycja Staszek, Maja Łagowska ...
In most if not all classical music, there is a subplot, a purpose for the music and motivations that moved the composer. In this case, I write about Franz Josef Haydn. Haydn was Austrian by birth in what was then the country of Austria-Hungary, part of the Habsburg Empire. During the time he wrote this music, he was an employee of Nicholas Esterházy, a Hungarian prince. In the summers, Esterházy would have his orchestra, led by Haydn, relocate to Esterháza in rural Hungary. The orchestra members normally played, and were residents with their families in Eisenstadt. The two locales were not close to one another and musicians did not see their families for months. You might understand that this created much uneasiness and dissatisfaction. The members went to Haydn and explained this situation to him.Haydn, being a humanist with a sympathetic ear knew what he had to do. In the last movement of the 45th, he had members of the orchestra stop playing and depart the stage at precise moments. At the end of the movement, two violinists remain on stage. It was with this action that Haydn thought he could convey the message to the Prince. The orchestra moved back Eisenstadt, not to return to Esterháza for the summer. So you do not have to listen to the entire symphony , I will suggest you start at minute 24:25 in the video. Of course, I would encourage folks to listen to the entire 45th. As a fallback position, listen and watch the last movement at 24:25. It is in my opinion one the most beautiful melodies in the classical repertoire.
Roland L Some interesting thoughts, but could I politely mention one little point. Haydn’s name was *Joseph Haydn.* The penchant for Franz Joseph - particularly evident in the US - is based on a misunderstanding of Catholic baptismal names; Haydn himself only ever used Joseph (Josef), the Latin form Josephus, or by far the most commonly found, the Italian form Giuseppe - the Italian version being the most frequently used signature on manuscripts, documents, and letters for example. Franz was *never* used. To use the full baptismal name of Franz Joseph Haydn is as absurd, ridiculous, and plain silly as calling Mozart ‘Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart’. Nobody ever uses this mouthful of baptismal names, nor ever did, and we shouldn’t with Haydn either. Plain Joseph Haydn is the correct form of his name (and neither should the ridiculous and patronising ‘Papa’ be used either). PS. Prince Nicholas I was the second of *four* Eszterhazy princes by whom Haydn was employed between his first appointment in 1761 and his death in 1809.
Wonderful performance by these fine musicians. In my past l have performed the final movement twice. Once in 1985 in Cyprus, and a few years later in Brighton (England) at the pavilion concerts. We had lots of fun. In 1985 l was in the trio at the end, in Brighton l was part of the duet at the end with my flautist friend, such wonderful memories. God bless the talented musicians in Poland. Wonderful.
Many praised the work of "Papa Haydn", the orchestra and the conductor. There was one more thing that provided a huge aesthetic experience: THE GIRL'S BEAUTY...!🥰
I'm loving their rendition of this music. Its beautiful and they are so talented! Thanks for posting a wonderful live recording. Its encouraging as I listen to this for my Music History course for music school. Greetings from Texas!
so many of this frames in this beautiful video can be made into oil painting still life ,Edgar did ballet dancers, i can def go for beautiful ladies playing classical music ! oil painting Frames!
Excelente interpretación de una de las mejores sinfonias de las numerosas que compuso el maestro Haydn que junto a Mozart son los dos genios del periodo de la historia musical conocido como Clasicismo. BRAVO !!!. Saludos desde España.
É emocionante ver e ouvir essa Orquestra com jovens de tanto talento. É, dentre as Peças Musicais de Joseph Haydn, que eu mais aprecio! Parabéns e obrigado por nos brindarem, com tanta a beleza!
@@salvat3735 素晴らしい日本語のお便りありがとう‼️ コロナウィルスに負けないで頑張ってください。 東京では満開の桜は散ってしまいました。 Thank-you so much to your wonderful Japanese reply ！ Tokyo has more than 100 infected people every day . Japan is hustle and bustle with the Coronavirus infection problem . In tthe neighborhood of Tokyo , most of the cherry blossoms in full bloom have been scattered . After having been scattered , there are the lacking and pensive atmosphere . The petals which are scattered , and fell cover all over the area and dyes it into pink . Don't be careless Be careful with Coronavirus infection . Just talking is infected . Take care of yourself Good luck ！ Someday please come to Tokyo of the luscious and transient spring where all Japanese people are making merry and floating under the cherry blossoms in full bloom having gorgeous Bento ， delicious foods ， treats and drinks with dancing ， singing ， eating and drinking . Japanese spring banquet under the cherry blossoms in full bloom is really 「 the Rite of Spring 」 of Stravinsky . Good luck ！
@@shin-i-chikozima Watch our recording of 外山雄三 Rhapsody for orchestra czcams.com/video/t0SGuzfywzw/video.html and Rite of Spring czcams.com/video/UsonqZDOsG8/video.html
Brilliant technique bravo primo violins👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍 the only thing I could describe their sound is by comparing it to diamonds 💍the quality of the music is great like pure gold
A very nice performance indeed. Very well played... this symphony is far from being the easiest... the final movement with its diminishing number of instruments presents real challenges, so bravo to this young orchestra who handled it very well.
Bellisima musica de Haydn pero para escucharla, ver el video al mismo tiempo y dada la belleza de algunas de las interpretes, distrae del espiritu de la composicion.
If there was no video or description (or someone having a cough attack), it would be hard to distinguish this from a professional orchestra playing a gorgeous rendering of one of the greatest works of Western Music. And a really nasty key to boot.
I simply love this orchestra, you won't find better on CZcams.
a young and fantastic orchestra...
Thats a pretty bold statement
@@FPSOlaf Maybe bold, but in my 70 years I have listened to many of the greatest orchestras in the world, both live and in recordings, and don't remember hearing a better.
@@Tocsin-Bang I second this opinion. The showing of Beethoven's Violin Concerto is the best recording of all time!
Totally agreed!
I always thought Haydn had a unique sense of humor. This proves it. Done so beautifully by this young orchestra. Kudos to the conductor for pulling this off.
These young musicians are the world's guarantee that classical music will indeed survive and flourish! Bravo! Enjoyed this tremendously!
These people are astounding. They are so talented. I close my eyes and am transported in time back to the period in history when the real composers of real music lived. I can't thank you all enough for sharing your talent and performance with us on the internet. I pray that God blesses each and everyone of you with more than you can imagine.
I like the way how they leave the stage. Not one smile just a quick curtsey and they walk away silently. The American orchestras usually transform this part to a cabaret scene, they smile the audience laughs and we can not hear the music. Not this time. Until the duet at the end every note is well played. Amazing job! Greatings from Hungary!
Köszönöm! Üdvözlet Lengyelországból!
@@AkademiaFilmuiTelewizji Miło z twojej strony, dzięki.
Our greatest Hungarian hit czcams.com/video/O192eo9zbT4/video.html
I totally agree. This Polish orchestra handled it with more finesse and class than the "comic approach" that I've seen with other orchestras. I'm with you madaraszi. I want to hear every last note of the music. If I want to laugh, I'll go to a stand up comedy show.
@@osmerdeming7488
Absolutely right; the adagio finale of the ‘Farewell’ symphony (1772), is not a humorous pantomime, but the final apotheosis of a carefully planned tonal journey from f# minor to A major to F# major - 3rd-related keys - across the first three movements of the symphony, a pattern which is then repeated in the Finale with the work finally resolving - in fact the only tonal resolution in the whole work - in the final 22 bars of purest F# major (where there is not a single accidental).
The ‘Farewell’ symphony (1772) is *the* single greatest work of through-composition and cyclic unity before Beethoven’s 5th (1808).
0:24 I. Allegro assai
9:17 II. Adagio
17:34 III. Menuetto. Allegretto
21:27 IV. Finale. Presto - 24:25 Adagio
When you heard and see That you're reconciled with the world. Thank you Poland from France.
The intonation of this orchestra for the age of its members is astounding. You all really get Haydn very well. The second movement was slow enough. There's a kind of gently being carried away about the places this music creates, breathable spaces, for players and audience alike. Imagine going about the daily toils at Estahaz and hearing this music play in the background. For princes who were the enlightened billionaires of their time, could anything have been quite like letting Haydn just compose and have his music played as a part of his princely life? We get to enjoy them all now. What a great pleasure! Some of us just love papa Haydn anyway. Best
Been watching all videos on this channel for days and I can see how effectively Poland propagated young musicians and how amazingly talented that they are, almost on par with established musicians. While I never went to a symphony myself, i love enjoying videos from this channel, the quality of how it is shot, watching how they play their instruments. Im flooded with gratitude. Sure I cant get enough, thank you and keep the videos coming. Love from Malaysia xx
What a mass of talented people you find in Poland!!!
Absolutely agree. I'm just wondering why the majority are female. Is it not a 'macho' thing in Poland to play in an orchestra?
What a bunch of outstanding talents ! You have to see and hear them to believe ! Such flawless expression from these youngsters !
My first experience hearing this composition. Each of you musicians has blessed me with the gift of your talent this day. Thank you.
If you like film music watch newest recording of this orchestra czcams.com/video/Dr8Ju31nnEk/video.html
I love Akademia filmu i telewizji, they are pure power.
Thanks a Lot for sharing your performings.
Brilliant performance with soul and history! Congratulations from Brasil to the orchestra!
Концерт состоит из двух прекрасных половин:
одна из них - душевная музыка Гайдна,,
вторая - это замечательно симпатичные девушки!
Спасибо! Привет из Германии!
Привет!
@@AkademiaFilmuiTelewizji поляки вы молодцы
The oboe line at 13:56 is just so beautiful but also so full of sorrow and darkness.
Bravo!! Wonderful performance. An inspiration for young people wasting their lives with empty social networks, I hope.
@@scottmatheson3346 and who ask you anything?
Excellent performance I've heard many renditions of this piece, and this holds its own , to all in the orchestra thank you and please keep Hayden's music alive if you get the chance the 88 th symphony is pricelessPapa
I have heard about this piece but it is the first time I've seen it played. I love this orchestra and have watched several of their videos here. I had to watch a second time because the first time I totally missed the conductor leaving also!
I have come back to this performance after a recommendation elsewhere on CZcams and listened through again; what a lovely, thoughtful performance by these young musicians who have managed to understand properly the language of this difficult and challenging music, and given a recording to posterity of great beauty and coherence.
Highly recommended performance, and very well conducted by Maestro Kucybala.
The beginning of this symphony reminds of Mozart's number 25. Magnificent performance. Congratulations!!!!
Viva Polonia!!!
violinhunter2 It’s the syncopations that’s they have in common - a typical feature of ‘sturm und drang’ type symphonies.
Dankeschön für das Konzert von Herzen zu Herzen. Solche hingebungsvoll musizierenden jungen Menschen sind meine Hoffnung für die Welt.
the quality of music produced by your students is simply amazing and wonderful to listen to, thanks for such a wonderful performance
Прекрасный оркестр. Лучшее исполнение, из всех что я слушал
This is what we can call DIVINE! Poland an its youth showing the world that beauty goes with that youth themselves. Art! Music! Exactly to ask: WHAT ELSE?
Why this symphony always bring my tears I don't know. Love ❤️❤️❤️.
Прекрасная музыка,отличное исполнение!!!Гениально и на все времена!!
orchestra of soloists: Agnieszka Uścińska, Julia Iskrzycka, Alicja Matuszczyk, Wiktoria Duda, Aleksandra Gora, Karolina Podorska, Patrycja Staszek, Maja Łagowska ...
Maja Łagowska(Misja) i wiele wiele innych cudownych młodych talentów!:)
Wspierajmy naszą młodzież!!!:)
Don't forget, Aleksandra Gora(autumn ),Karolina Podorska (winter ),Patrycja Staszek(spring ).
Niech zyje Polska!
Niech zyje rowniez Austria cesarska!
This is absolutely lovely. I have only just discovered it, but I will be back!
Genialna muzyka i wspaniałe wykonanie, emocjonalne i szczere! Dziękuję bardzo!
Bravo. Merci beaucoup.
In most if not all classical music, there is a subplot, a purpose for the music and motivations that moved the composer. In this case, I write about Franz Josef Haydn. Haydn was Austrian by birth in what was then the country of Austria-Hungary, part of the Habsburg Empire. During the time he wrote this music, he was an employee of Nicholas Esterházy, a Hungarian prince. In the summers, Esterházy would have his orchestra, led by Haydn, relocate to Esterháza in rural Hungary. The orchestra members normally played, and were residents with their families in Eisenstadt. The two locales were not close to one another and musicians did not see their families for months. You might understand that this created much uneasiness and dissatisfaction. The members went to Haydn and explained this situation to him.Haydn, being a humanist with a sympathetic ear knew what he had to do. In the last movement of the 45th, he had members of the orchestra stop playing and depart the stage at precise moments. At the end of the movement, two violinists remain on stage. It was with this action that Haydn thought he could convey the message to the Prince. The orchestra moved back Eisenstadt, not to return to Esterháza for the summer.
So you do not have to listen to the entire symphony , I will suggest you start at minute 24:25 in the video. Of course, I would encourage folks to listen to the entire 45th. As a fallback position, listen and watch the last movement at 24:25. It is in my opinion one the most beautiful melodies in the classical repertoire.
Roland L
Some interesting thoughts, but could I politely mention one little point.
Haydn’s name was *Joseph Haydn.*
The penchant for Franz Joseph - particularly evident in the US - is based on a misunderstanding of Catholic baptismal names; Haydn himself only ever used Joseph (Josef), the Latin form Josephus, or by far the most commonly found, the Italian form Giuseppe - the Italian version being the most frequently used signature on manuscripts, documents, and letters for example.
Franz was *never* used.
To use the full baptismal name of Franz Joseph Haydn is as absurd, ridiculous, and plain silly as calling Mozart ‘Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart’.
Nobody ever uses this mouthful of baptismal names, nor ever did, and we shouldn’t with Haydn either.
Plain Joseph Haydn is the correct form of his name (and neither should the ridiculous and patronising ‘Papa’ be used either).
PS. Prince Nicholas I was the second of *four* Eszterhazy princes by whom Haydn was employed between his first appointment in 1761 and his death in 1809.
Wonderful performance by these fine musicians.
In my past l have performed the final movement twice. Once in 1985 in Cyprus, and a few years later in Brighton (England) at the pavilion concerts. We had lots of fun. In 1985 l was in the trio at the end, in Brighton l was part of the duet at the end with my flautist friend, such wonderful memories.
God bless the talented musicians in Poland.
Wonderful.
Intense and moving performance. I wish the best for these young musicians.
Incrível! Todos muito talentosos, obrigado por nos proporcionar está ótima performance! Parabéns e Abraços do Brasil!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Many praised the work of "Papa Haydn", the orchestra and the conductor. There was one more thing that provided a huge aesthetic experience: THE GIRL'S BEAUTY...!🥰
Haydn’s Papà made cartwheels and wrote no music.
😊 It's true. This was a translation error...@@elaineblackhurst1509
I enjoyed a lot watching this video! It was a great performance from the beginning till the end! Thank you!!
Piękna muzyka i mistrzowskie wykonanie.
Took a lot of concentration by such young players and to do it with a straight face.
Pocos tienen el Don de ejecutar melodías musicales clásicas, Dios bendijo a esos músicos, música, deleite para el oído
Felicidades.
Ein wunderschönes Stück, aufgenommen in wundervollem Klang. Die jungen Musiker spielen grandios und lebendig. Toll!
Ces jeunes personnes ont joué ma version préférée des "Adieux". Bravo !!!
Good wonderful music.
An ideal performance. A very sensitive and accurate vision. Unbelievably well.
Magnifico
BEST OF CLASSICAL MUSIC qq
What a superb performance: bravo!
Wonderful Wonderful sincerely bow to the young artists, great.
i love this orchestra!! 🥰
《F･J･Haydn》中期の素敵な､ｼﾝﾌｫﾆｰ有難う御座います。・ｵｰｹｽﾄﾗの磨き上げられた､壮麗な［音］の響きが､最後までお見事でした。👏👏🎵🎵
wonderfull young players. w Haydn,w classical music
A wonderful performance!
I'm loving their rendition of this music. Its beautiful and they are so talented! Thanks for posting a wonderful live recording. Its encouraging as I listen to this for my Music History course for music school. Greetings from Texas!
Very nicely done and true to the story behind this symphony! Congratulations to the team!
¡Maravillosa interpretación! ¡Bravo!
so many of this frames in this beautiful video can be made into oil painting still life ,Edgar did ballet dancers, i can def go for beautiful ladies playing classical music ! oil painting Frames!
Excelente interpretación de una de las mejores sinfonias de las numerosas que compuso el maestro Haydn que junto a Mozart son los dos genios del periodo de la historia musical conocido como Clasicismo. BRAVO !!!. Saludos desde España.
¡Saludos desde Polonia!
I love Haydn so much, he is my favorite composer with Sir Arthur Sullivan
C'est magnifique ! merci beaucoup
Extraordinaria la sinfonía 45 de Haydn
Браво!!!!
É emocionante ver e ouvir essa Orquestra com jovens de tanto talento.
É, dentre as Peças Musicais de Joseph Haydn, que eu mais aprecio!
Parabéns e obrigado por nos brindarem, com tanta a beleza!
Também gosto muito desta obra.
The overwhelming power of this performance will penetrate my soul and reach the God .
Greeting from Japan
ポーランドからのご挨拶
@@AkademiaFilmuiTelewizji
日本語のお便りありがとう‼️
@@salvat3735
素晴らしい日本語のお便りありがとう‼️
コロナウィルスに負けないで頑張ってください。
東京では満開の桜は散ってしまいました。
Thank-you so much to your wonderful Japanese reply ！
Tokyo has more than 100 infected people every day .
Japan is hustle and bustle with the Coronavirus infection problem .
In tthe neighborhood of Tokyo , most of the cherry blossoms in full bloom have been scattered .
After having been scattered , there are the lacking and pensive atmosphere .
The petals which are scattered , and fell cover all over the area and dyes it into pink .
Don't be careless
Be careful with Coronavirus infection .
Just talking is infected .
Take care of yourself
Good luck ！
Someday please come to Tokyo of the luscious and transient spring where all Japanese people are making merry and floating under the cherry blossoms in full bloom having gorgeous Bento ， delicious foods ， treats and drinks with dancing ， singing ， eating and drinking .
Japanese spring banquet under the cherry blossoms in full bloom is really 「 the Rite of Spring 」 of Stravinsky .
Good luck ！
@@salvat3735 :)))
@@shin-i-chikozima Watch our recording of 外山雄三 Rhapsody for orchestra czcams.com/video/t0SGuzfywzw/video.html and Rite of Spring czcams.com/video/UsonqZDOsG8/video.html
Estoy escuchando lo supremo, y es como volar entre estrellas.
Thanks a lot to nice concert
Brilliant---lovely!!
Love it, so smooth and moving
Nice!
Brilliant technique bravo primo violins👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍 the only thing I could describe their sound is by comparing it to diamonds 💍the quality of the music is great like pure gold
📍 Composition to lead all others this! #TeamHaydn
Excellent !!!
I remember seeing this symphony and loved the way it ends. It was breathtaking.
Lovely performance.
Po prostu Dziękuję :) Simply thank you :)
Very very good! ☺️ 🎈
Beautiful! I love this piece!
Papa Haydn !
Bravo!
Very well done! I wanted to applaud at the end with the crowd.
Fantastic!!
Eu amo muito esse canal
Nós te amamos!
Magnificent!!
Bravissimo
excellent! congratulations!
Extras ces jeunes musiciens et le compositeur est merveilleux!
A real joy to watch and listen to. Thanks
Pure pearl, wonderful performing...
brilliant!
FORMIDABLE
A very nice performance indeed. Very well played... this symphony is far from being the easiest... the final movement with its diminishing number of instruments presents real challenges, so bravo to this young orchestra who handled it very well.
Una bella e ottima orchestra con una sinfonia di Haydn di largo respiro.
Well done. Your play was inspired and heartfelt.
SICK! Rock solid performance! First violin is outrageous good. The retreat!!
One Love
-A
Bellisima musica de Haydn pero para escucharla, ver el video al mismo tiempo y dada la belleza de algunas de las interpretes, distrae del espiritu de la composicion.
Beautifully played and impeccably acted too.
Tremendous
🎵Dat..dat..Dat..dat..Dat..dat..Dat..dat..Dat..daaaaa!🎵
Brave!!!!
ハイドン【交響曲第45番「告別」】
Lovely
If there was no video or description (or someone having a cough attack), it would be hard to distinguish this from a professional orchestra playing a gorgeous rendering of one of the greatest works of Western Music. And a really nasty key to boot.