Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"

Sdílet
Vložit
  • čas přidán 13. 09. 2012
  • Edward Yudenich- conductor, student of professor V. Neymer.
    Uzbekistan State Orchestra.
  • Hudba

Komentáře • 2K

  • @joyanngoddard2033
    @joyanngoddard2033 Před 3 lety +209

    The ability of this 8 year old to have the concentration necessary to learn a complex piece and to understand it musically is very special.

    • @josefinamariablazquezmarin1564
      @josefinamariablazquezmarin1564 Před rokem

      A ver...a ver...
      No irán a hacer PALLASSOS
      de los niños "superdotados"...
      Que la inteligencia MAFIOSA
      no da para más...Y.. YO...YA TIEMBLO.. SI EL CAPO SE PONE A POETA..

    • @josefinamariablazquezmarin1564
      @josefinamariablazquezmarin1564 Před rokem

      No és feina per un nen. Ni esforç.. per ell.
      LA MAFIA ADEMÉS DE FER MALBÉ EL PLANETA.
      "farà malbé els infants..fent-ne TITELLES.??
      ●SÓN EL PERILL CONTRA LA
      HUMANITAT.●

    • @Robertahausen
      @Robertahausen Před rokem +2

      ahem... Mozart

    • @XIIIRaphael
      @XIIIRaphael Před rokem +2

      Me too lol

  • @iGotSpaceLikeNASA
    @iGotSpaceLikeNASA Před 7 lety +1633

    As someone who plays professionally in the Opera, he is absolutely conducting and doing it pretty damn well.

    • @kenzieskye3053
      @kenzieskye3053 Před 5 lety +8

      iGotSpaceLikeNASA
      How hard was it to make it?

    • @martiginebullich8934
      @martiginebullich8934 Před 4 lety +13

      iGotSpaceLikeNASA no he isnt

    • @lukest.romain6208
      @lukest.romain6208 Před 4 lety +40

      Martí Giné Bullich Explain why not and how you could do better.

    • @thomasklee6110
      @thomasklee6110 Před 4 lety +21

      In my opinion, just making abrupt, ecstatically movements doesn't make a good conductor.

    • @martiginebullich8934
      @martiginebullich8934 Před 4 lety +12

      Boosted Mercy One Trick i play in an orchest, I think u don't, so I know how the conductor must move the hands.

  • @alextravers
    @alextravers Před 4 lety +2186

    I was eating crayons at this age

  • @doctorstrange2768
    @doctorstrange2768 Před 4 lety +921

    As a music major, I can say that he’s actually done a pretty great job. He has skill

  • @MrLarryboom
    @MrLarryboom Před 8 lety +1492

    He is demonstrating understanding and command of the score. He has it memorized. He is giving clear cues and is showing the musicians when to release a note at the end of a phrase. He is conveying the style appropriate for the piece at various points in the music. The musicians in the ensemble aren't merely playing with their heads buried in the stands, but they are responding to his tempo. He shows the ensemble what he wants before they actually need to play it. He is communicating the music and he is EIGHT YEARS OLD. Their aren't very many adults who can do what he is doing as well as he is doing it. A child pretending is one thing, but he is clearly very aware of what he is doing. I like seeing this. Sometimes it's hard to believe something like this, but then I have to remind myself that Mozart started his career younger than this kid. It's just too easy to believe that this sort of thing doesn't happen anymore. Job very well done, young musician. I look forward to seeing your musicianship as you grow older!

    • @MrLarryboom
      @MrLarryboom Před 8 lety +4

      +MrLarryboom *there aren't

    • @MrLarryboom
      @MrLarryboom Před 8 lety +5

      +MrLarryboom correcting myself

    • @NT-kr6dn
      @NT-kr6dn Před 8 lety +10

      +MrLarryboom Well thought out comment friend, I too look forward to seeing his name go down into the top composers of all time. Wonder if he can compose a song he created yet?

    • @zarmril
      @zarmril Před 6 lety +13

      No, I just think he is a spoiled brat, and he get's everything he wants including attention from vulnerable old people that think he is SO special.

    • @mwa1788
      @mwa1788 Před 6 lety +16

      I didn't see any of the musicians looking at the kid, not even once!... They all look absorbed looking the music sheet in front of them. Apparently the kid is not really conducting them.

  • @hanaguerin8112
    @hanaguerin8112 Před 4 lety +91

    He became this advanced in music at such a young age because he can REALLY feel the music. He obviously loves doing this and definitely has a “have it or not” talent.

  • @LeoXTV
    @LeoXTV Před 4 lety +1086

    Are we getting 2set to react to dis?

    • @txcply07
      @txcply07 Před 4 lety +15

      Hope so

    • @riritheeuphonist3987
      @riritheeuphonist3987 Před 4 lety +7

      They already have XD

    • @ABC_CSC
      @ABC_CSC Před 4 lety +7

      They reacted to him conducting another piece, the overture from Strauss's Fledermaus

    • @vanessatse9816
      @vanessatse9816 Před 4 lety +1

      Exactly what I’m thinking when I saw this video 😂

    • @fgkfriz
      @fgkfriz Před 4 lety +3

      Link please?

  • @KCBearcat
    @KCBearcat Před 3 lety +68

    That was incredible. I hope he's able to still be a kid sometimes too.

  • @zacharylavender1568
    @zacharylavender1568 Před 9 lety +333

    One thing that's quite apparent. He has studied the score. He also has great sense of rhythym and timing. Job well done!

    • @galinakorobkina6016
      @galinakorobkina6016 Před rokem +3

      Гениальный дирижер всех благ ему в жизни желаю и здоровья

  • @Aeiouuoiea777
    @Aeiouuoiea777 Před 5 lety +438

    I'm not a musician, but I love concerts and I saw many directors at work. My impressions:
    1) The kid moves like an actual director
    2) The Kid clearly knows the whole tune very well
    3) The kid definitely follows the correct tempo
    4) Many players look at him -directly-, but you need to pay attention to notice it
    5) If the orchestra doesn' t follow him, he follows the orchestra with ridiculous syncrony; I lean towards the first hypothesis to be honest.
    6) I doubt that an entire, professional orchestra would accept to make a fake of this kind -ergo it's hardly a fake
    7) Etc etc
    8) He is also an incredibly talented violinist, as you can easily find out on CZcams itself.
    Conclusion: this child IS a prodigy.

  • @bmxman4115
    @bmxman4115 Před 4 lety +230

    He looks like he’s been doing this 3 times his age

    • @ethanm3480
      @ethanm3480 Před 4 lety +5

      Bmxman 411 how about like 8 times

    • @TheRonnos
      @TheRonnos Před 4 lety +5

      Wondering which great conductor of earlier than 8 year before...Re-Incarnated into this guy....this is an old soul in a young body...watch carefully....

    • @annamariacsuka9805
      @annamariacsuka9805 Před 4 měsíci

      Forditas!!!Nem igy kene,ilyen rosszul! Csodas a fiu!!!

  • @kedapofeng8993
    @kedapofeng8993 Před 4 lety +221

    Not related but he kinda looks like a blonde Ron Weasley

  • @angelofiligenzi4622
    @angelofiligenzi4622 Před 11 lety +296

    And all this by memory! I wonder if he has total recall. All of the cues were correct.
    I've worked under conductors that weren't anywhere near this good.

    • @penepatitenor
      @penepatitenor Před 4 lety +14

      You got to remember as well he's probably drilled this piece into him at home for this performance. Most conductors (busy ones) need to move on to the next nearly every week and don't have time to fully memorize. In a perfect world, it would be great if a conductor was this committed, but alas, the repertoire is just so extensive. I'm not taking away from the talent this kid has, but if you put a score in front of him and say you're conducting tomorrow, I guarantee you it would be no where near this.

    • @zuzannakujawa4583
      @zuzannakujawa4583 Před 4 lety +4

      Musicians have very good memory when I was 11 I played 10 pages by memory on flute and piano and piccolo

    • @mariakorman2665
      @mariakorman2665 Před 4 lety +2

      Zuzanna Kujawa I have a better auditory than visual memory. It’s not so much memorizing the music as being able to recall it in my head, and play it by ear into my flute or on my piano. If I play or even hear a memory several times, it’s stuck fast. I’m then able to repeat it accurately.

    • @TheRonnos
      @TheRonnos Před 4 lety +5

      Wondering which great conductor of earlier than 8 year before...Re-Incarnated into this guy....this is an old soul in a young body...watch carefully....

    • @elizabethlinsay9193
      @elizabethlinsay9193 Před 4 lety

      Maria Korman: I'm with you there. I remember pieces from childhood which I memorized and can still recall completely.

  • @bauer.lufthans.7207
    @bauer.lufthans.7207 Před 4 lety +75

    Eduard Yudenich was born in Tashkent in a family of musicians. From the age of six, he began to study conducting under the guidance of Vladimir Neymer and playing the violin under the guidance of his father Vladimir Yudenich. At the age of seven, he made his debut with the Student Symphony Orchestra of the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan, performing an overture from Strauss' operetta “The Bat”. Subsequently, he performed this work and Liszt's Preludes with the National Orchestra of Uzbekistan. In 2012, he took part in the IX International Festival “Moscow Meets Friends”, the II International Cultural Forum “Culture and Development” in Ulyanovsk and conducted Elgar's Serenade for Strings at a music concert by British composers. Recent engagements include performances with the National Orchestra of Uzbekistan and a charity concert with the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra

    • @arwo1143
      @arwo1143 Před 3 lety +1

      I cant find anything recent.
      The last known appearance of his that I'm aware of is fom 2016 when he was 12
      do you have any more information?

    • @margaretlavender9647
      @margaretlavender9647 Před 2 lety

      The only piece of music I know on here is the Elgar Serenade for Strings. I’d need to see film of him conductor that. Is there any?

    • @officialadi7076
      @officialadi7076 Před 2 lety

      Vladimir Neymar is a great name.

    • @yalostaya
      @yalostaya  Před 2 lety

      Vladimir Neymer was one of the best conducting pedagogues of the 20-21 centuries.

    • @pfarrerjohannnchristophblu8581
      @pfarrerjohannnchristophblu8581 Před 8 měsíci

      @@arwo1143 His skills at 7 or 8 were unbelieveable. When he gets older, there is a lot of competition, other conducters. Audience likes sensations.
      I have played violin in an orchestra, but our conducters at school could not scope with Eduard, obviously. - no way. He is conducting in another leage, even good well-known conducters may find it difficult to scope with the kid.
      Eduards ability to concentrate on his job is from another star.

  • @melanieelizabeth4607
    @melanieelizabeth4607 Před 3 lety +13

    The passion, the feeling of the music, the knowledge of every note made shown to the audience makes this video so delightful to watch. Of course this God given boy will produce envious comments. It doesn't matter.

  • @mimi-ph3tt
    @mimi-ph3tt Před 3 lety +33

    Amazing conducting especially at 4:08 and 8:03!! You can tell he really feels and understands the music. It's really impressive. Bravo!

  • @nigelt4257
    @nigelt4257 Před rokem +4

    A phenomenally gifted musical memory for such a young age. And he has perfected all of the gestures needed to be believable. But if you think this is "conducting" in any way shape or form, look again. The orchestra members don't look at him. They're on "auto-pilot". His beat is consistently a fraction of a second behind the pulse. This isn't conducting. It is well rehearsed acting. But bravo to him and his parents for pulling off such a stunt.

  • @kasimjabari
    @kasimjabari Před 5 lety +14

    He is better than most orchestra conductors at this age. He seems very animated at times, but that's because he is very excited, enthusiastic and passionate about what he does. Furthermore, the spectators were mesmerized by his elegant swift moves and they were watching the pit throughout the piece and most were smiling and impressed by his posture and his timing. I don't think he rehearsed the piece with this orchestra and the musicians discovered his true qualities only after the 03:00 minute mark and felt excitement playing along and following his cues. That's clearly obvious if you watch the Cello lady @3:00 O'clock location, as well as the violinists in front of him. Compare to many other rendering of this piece, it's head & shoulder above all due to the momentum, verve, tempo and the accurate interpretation of the piece. One of the best "Les Preludes" performances I have ever seen. The kid is a student and his appearances are part of his studies, thus, he is watched closely by his teacher who arranged these appearances. Apparently, his teacher and his family not allowing him too much exposure until the conclusion of his studies, which is a wise move. He is clearly leading the play throughout the concert. He lapsed @2:56 for a split second but recovered very quickly which shows that he memorized the whole piece and was constantly ahead of the musicians. One must watch him over and over at least several times to appreciate his talent and discover that he is not merely a pretty face but a young man with strong character, real passion for classical music and leadership qualities. I think he will be one of the very best conductors if he develops at this pace. Thanks for posting . . .

  • @Hercules674
    @Hercules674 Před 3 lety +45

    that kid has some head of hair, like a stereotypical conductor should

    • @seankullavanijaya7419
      @seankullavanijaya7419 Před 3 lety

      I was thinking that. I kept looking at his hair... He is brilliant

    • @laaaliiiluuu
      @laaaliiiluuu Před 2 lety

      Conductors without hair are like chefs without a belly. Not trustworthy! :D

    • @Hercules674
      @Hercules674 Před 2 lety

      @@laaaliiiluuu would you say that to Gordon Ramsey?

  • @user-vi5tn8oi3y
    @user-vi5tn8oi3y Před 4 lety +26

    До меня только дошло.. А ведь партитуры у него нет..всё помнить.. Это гениально! Браво маэстро!

  • @YeemasterAmateurPiano
    @YeemasterAmateurPiano Před 3 lety +37

    I hope people realize that conducting is NOT just about waving a stick around.

    • @cadaverdog1424
      @cadaverdog1424 Před 3 lety

      He stinks. They are playing on their own and tolerating him.

    • @gluce_6477
      @gluce_6477 Před 3 lety +17

      @@cadaverdog1424 first off idk what qualifications you think you have to criticize him but all it takes is a pair of eyes and a basic understanding of music to know this isn't the case. You can literally see the musicians looking at him and watching his queues. He clearly shows an understanding for the music and its deep intricacies. Also he isn't some random kid but actually a pretty good violinist as well. So stop being ignorant. Thank you.

    • @bread.that.is.threatening
      @bread.that.is.threatening Před 3 lety +2

      TShaindlin You say that like you could do this better

    • @theguide1192
      @theguide1192 Před 2 lety +1

      @@cadaverdog1424 r/saltybruvs101

    • @jarateng4596
      @jarateng4596 Před 2 lety

      @@cadaverdog1424 jealous? How about get a life instead of getting pride by attacking real talent behind your pathetic little screen.

  • @easyronin1471
    @easyronin1471 Před 5 lety +8

    What amazes me is that this kid expresses how much he loves music.

  • @marc49lewis
    @marc49lewis Před 4 lety +9

    At eight years of age, his musical understanding is literally inspiring. To have a reasonably complex score like this committed to memory is quite and accomplishment, even for an adult. His musical future would appear to be exceedingly bright. Well done young man!

  • @robertorta6107
    @robertorta6107 Před 4 lety +11

    I love my little Russian boy prodigy. He is excellent. Perfect. Brings tears of joy to my eyes.What a talent , God bless.

  • @kurisunkaljacob1255
    @kurisunkaljacob1255 Před 4 lety +5

    Amazing . 8 year old conductor Edward Yudenich . One of the best I ever heard of Liszt. Can''t wait till he comes to US.

  • @virian2010
    @virian2010 Před 4 lety +13

    This young man is doing such a good job, when you pay attention to his exactness you can see he will go to the top as the Director, good job Edward Yudenich!!

  • @gerardo8av
    @gerardo8av Před 4 lety +42

    Wow, he is great!
    He is not pretending. The orchestra follows him in all regards. He has absolute control.
    I’d want to write more, but his performance speaks all the words I’m missing at the moment.
    The video is seven years old. Hopefully he didn’t give up. Clearly a talent of that size cannot pay attention to the good-for-nothing-&-know-nothing critics that abound here.

    • @raphaelnrw8876
      @raphaelnrw8876 Před 3 lety +1

      This comment, I subscribe.
      Absolutely right.

    • @delaneyfinn6324
      @delaneyfinn6324 Před 3 lety

      He still is!
      czcams.com/video/JOIeKJTttAE/video.html

  • @user-yd6gf7eg4h
    @user-yd6gf7eg4h Před 3 lety +10

    Глаза выпали, челюсть отвисла. Но в конце видно, что еще ребёнок, смущается когда цветы дарят. Восхитительно 💖

  • @ChoperBrian
    @ChoperBrian Před 11 lety +45

    Between 8:00 - and 9:00 is the most impressive segment. This is where he really needs to be in control and in time to keep the orchestra toether, even if the players know their parts. He is right on. Pretty impressive.

    • @Vervelio01
      @Vervelio01 Před 4 lety +2

      I recognized that part from 8.06. Was 'nt that the tune/music the Nazi's used for their news broadcast during WW2?

    • @brucekilby9957
      @brucekilby9957 Před rokem

      Arend. It also appears in the fine German Movie'Das Boot', about a UBoat crew in WW2. Very fine movie. Thanks. Dunke.🇩🇪 And that young conducter is amazing.

  • @CraigCameronmusic
    @CraigCameronmusic Před 10 lety +136

    Give the kid a break people. I was still playing with mud pies at 8 years old. He conducts as well as I while I was obtaining my first music degree. Did we all not learn to conduct by memorizing a set of movements, like a prearranged dance with the musicians. I think he did a great job. I wish I could get my biological kids to do this. He will probably be conducting the New York Philharmonic by the age of 16. We all may be working for him in 20 years. Keep up the hard work Edward. You have my respect.

  • @myza-gi6dd6yi9l
    @myza-gi6dd6yi9l Před 4 lety +36

    Без партитуры !!! НАИЗУСТЬ !!! РЕБЁНОК, А ТАКАЯ ЭНЕРГЕТИКА !!! ЧУДО !!! БРАВО !!!

    • @yalostaya
      @yalostaya  Před 3 lety +6

      Да- невероятный талант! И Школа! Он- ученик великого Владимира Борисовича Неймера.

    • @antonioroberto5879
      @antonioroberto5879 Před 10 měsíci +1

      Sim, sem partitura!

  • @gjjguu6145
    @gjjguu6145 Před 4 lety +13

    Очень точно подмечено, ручки у Эдуарда полны поэзии, волшебства и одновременно трогательны эти детские ручки.Эдуарду браво!!!

  • @mihrant
    @mihrant Před 9 lety +41

    I love seeing Edward conduct! I played violin in the Schenectady Symphony for 60 years before I retired in 2010. It would have been wonderful to have Edward guest-conduct a number. His confidence and intent presence are contagious. It has to be seen to be believed!

  • @robt0007
    @robt0007 Před 10 lety +16

    Young Edward definitively displays a natural talent for the orchestra.

  • @AviantoMr
    @AviantoMr Před 2 lety +1

    I can't stop my tears to go out watching this young genious clasic music "grand master".
    do not look at the age when you come to experties in anything.

  • @ngutsavbenjamin7201
    @ngutsavbenjamin7201 Před 3 lety +1

    Certainly going to watch this before bedtime. This is mind blowing. This makes a day feel sweet.

  • @Andrew-lb1up
    @Andrew-lb1up Před 5 lety +21

    I did this in my living room, when was his age. He made my fantasy in a reality. Brilliant stuff!

  • @tfbiv427
    @tfbiv427 Před 11 lety +7

    There are child prodigies in all walks of life who learn a skill very quickly and can perform amazingly well for their young age. This young man certainly did a very credible job; I wish him well and hope to see him again.

  • @francescopiras1620
    @francescopiras1620 Před 4 lety +2

    Stupefacente, un angelo alla direzione. Bravo

  • @stevewaters449
    @stevewaters449 Před 4 lety +7

    Absolutely Brilliant!!!
    Far better than many professional conductors.

    • @cadaverdog1424
      @cadaverdog1424 Před 3 lety

      He sucks. Your standard must be in the gutter.

    • @stevewaters449
      @stevewaters449 Před 3 lety +2

      @@cadaverdog1424 .... have you read all the other comments? Mostly we agree this lad is doing a good job!!!
      My gutter must be very crowded and you must be very lonely.

  • @tombingham6057
    @tombingham6057 Před 10 lety +7

    Just the mere fact that he could do this from memory says a lot about his inherent talent. In 20 or 25 years he will be leading a great orchestra.

  • @lindyloo5464
    @lindyloo5464 Před 8 lety +50

    Sweeeeet! His body, soul and spirit "feels it" and he's able to adequately express what he's feeling! Good job, young man! :-)

  • @AlV181
    @AlV181 Před 4 lety +22

    Он живет не с нами, не на нашей планете. Его планета - Музыка.

  • @user-iz6bz5tw9m
    @user-iz6bz5tw9m Před 3 lety +15

    Такое чудо вижу впервые.Вот это память! Без партитуры! Браво!💐

  • @annkmit5879
    @annkmit5879 Před 4 lety +14

    What a future lies ahead for this talented child. He is fantastic. Bravo!

  • @nelladewaal1
    @nelladewaal1 Před 11 lety +12

    What a great example to the world! Thank you, Prof Neymer for training and recognising such huge talent! Well done, Edward! :)

  • @johnwhitehead5457
    @johnwhitehead5457 Před 2 lety +2

    This is absolutely the best thing on CZcams, especially the comment "I was eating crayons at his age".

  • @magkal8690
    @magkal8690 Před 3 lety +3

    That was almost unreal...such a hard piece of music, conducted by such a little man, but having such a huge tallent...I wish him that one day he'll join the list of the greatest conductors of the world...

  • @konstantinsanakoev9892
    @konstantinsanakoev9892 Před 5 lety +49

    что-то я у пацана партитуры не вижу???
    вот что значит светлая голова! всё помнит наизусть!
    все переходы, до последней ноты! БРАВО

  • @mamallamaG
    @mamallamaG Před 10 lety +17

    When musicians are reading music, they watch the conductor with their peripheral vision. The boy obviously knows that piece of music well.

    • @nunyabiznez6381
      @nunyabiznez6381 Před 4 lety +2

      Yes and many conductors do not gesture with sufficient intensity to penetrate that peripheral vision and their musicians fall out of sync as a result. This young man conducted in a highly visible manner that made it easy for the musicians to follow his lead. He reminds me of Bernstein, hair and all.

  • @berniecom728
    @berniecom728 Před 3 lety +3

    You know he doesn't play with his phone, fantastic job he's right on tempo I would love to see him today hope he is still into music like this.

  • @guitarsword1
    @guitarsword1 Před 2 lety +3

    Wow! Just incredible. Simply awesome. His knowledge of this piece is extraordinary . The timing , the dynamics, the excitement. This young man is almost unbelievable. If I didn’t witness myself. A great future for him, and great enjoyment for us.

  • @isaacyuhas2134
    @isaacyuhas2134 Před 8 lety +18

    His movements getting the orchestra to crescendo and trill in that kind of manner are very on point I myself conducted an orchestra at a young age but not at his age with that level of expertise

  • @mattvigil5243
    @mattvigil5243 Před 7 lety +5

    The conductor seen in this video has skill of a Professional Musician and if you have never conducted an orchestra than you have no right to criticize this Conductor. He conducts in his own style and obviously proves that he knows the music. This piece is very complicated for those who have never seen a score in their life but he memorizes and can conduct accordingly. The biggest misconception of a conductor is what they do and make it straight for you all a conductor is a leader of a orchestra or in this case a symphony, He reads notes like a second language and he must communicate to the orchestra by splitting the baton to adhere to the time signature and rules of the piece. As you can see it is challenging and it is a thrill to see this young conductor conducting a piece as complicated as this and the size of this symphony orchestra. As a conductor myself I say to you "Encore!"

  • @irmaremisch3650
    @irmaremisch3650 Před 4 lety +9

    ГОСПОДИ,,,КАКИХ, ТОЛЬКО ТАЛАНТОВ НЕТ У ЧЕЛОВЕКА, ТАКОЙ ЕЩЁ ,МАЛЕНЬКИЙ, А УЖЕ ТАКОЙ ТАЛАНТ!!👍👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

  • @lukast2784
    @lukast2784 Před 3 lety +64

    The 1k dislikes are the other jealous 8 yr olds eating crayons (2set get over here)

    • @eo4295
      @eo4295 Před 3 lety +2

      And your 48 likes are the ones who are too dumb enough to realize you stole from the top comment.

  • @user-gl9nd8mt8d
    @user-gl9nd8mt8d Před 5 lety +53

    Гений воплотился из прошлого, в гения нашего современника! Потрясающе!

  • @georgewren981
    @georgewren981 Před 5 lety +10

    How wonderful to see such magnificent talent in such a young person being developed and encouraged. Thanks for sharing

  • @TIOMKIN1
    @TIOMKIN1 Před 4 lety +6

    All I can say in one word "Outstanding" Thanks for the excellent upload. Out.

  • @jeffreymorris11
    @jeffreymorris11 Před 4 lety +1

    My eyes are full of tears! This conductor and the orchestra elevated me. Thank you Edward Yudenich, may you and musicians you conduct, continue to bring light from the heavenly spheres to this world!
    (Sent from the British Isles)

  • @user-hn3vn9mi8k
    @user-hn3vn9mi8k Před 4 lety +37

    Боже,какой гениальный мальчик!Так интересно было наблюдать за ним!..

  • @planner-driver2730
    @planner-driver2730 Před 5 lety +28

    Всё время держал в напряжении.Здорово!!!

  • @irinairina2273
    @irinairina2273 Před 4 lety +10

    Таких рождаются немного. Умница. Да хранит тебя бог.

  • @idecantwellbarnes6707
    @idecantwellbarnes6707 Před 4 lety +1

    I LOVE this performance by the conductor, the orchestra and the spellbound looks on the faces of the audience. Thank you.

  • @TashaTashina
    @TashaTashina Před 5 lety +17

    Боже, сколько талантливых детей в нашем мире!!

  • @highcking
    @highcking Před 9 lety +28

    The conductor of a fine, well-trained orchestra largely determines the level of enthusiasm the players give to the music. It is amazing how poorly an orchestra can play for one conductor they collectively dislike or disrespect and how wonderfully they can play for someone they like and respect. The orchestra here gives this well-used piece every ounce of excitement in it, and that excitement originates with the young conductor. Just watch him and ask yourself whether you would play your best. The audience senses excitement, not perfection of every downbeat.
    What's happened to Yudenich is something of a mystery - no appearances after 2012 or so.

    • @MishaSkripach
      @MishaSkripach Před 4 lety

      He is studying violin I think, he is a student

  • @michaeljeran4941
    @michaeljeran4941 Před 4 lety +5

    A genius is born...

  • @louisepetzer4310
    @louisepetzer4310 Před 3 lety +1

    I only have one word about this performance.... BRILLIANT!!

  • @altonmcneill
    @altonmcneill Před 9 lety +4

    It is amazing what children can accomplish at very young ages. I like this video and wish the best for Edward. I'm in his corner.

  • @1982violinist
    @1982violinist Před 8 lety +5

    my gush.............. I was just blown away by his stupendous talent...... great prodigy

  • @catherineberry6971
    @catherineberry6971 Před 6 měsíci +1

    He is surrounded by adults who keenly observed his abilities and strengths nurtured and encouraged and worked to find like minded individuals who believed as did the adults in his life.
    Oh if only all children were so fortunate to have what it took for this child’s gifts abilities and talents to be recognized and nurtured.

  • @karamail90
    @karamail90 Před 3 lety +1

    C'est déjà et pour longtemps un grand chef d'orchestre, bravo et merci. Salutations de France. Papy Daniel.

  • @sjymusic2
    @sjymusic2 Před 11 lety +6

    I think the most remarkable section is the tempo change at 8:00. He really IS in control of this orchestra!

  • @user-qj8po3qx2d
    @user-qj8po3qx2d Před 3 lety +5

    Я сначала подумала ,что это шутка.Оркестр играет сам по себе слаженно.А мальчик просто для сенсации.Начала искать другие ролики. Я в ауте!!! Этот маленький ребёночек просто талант.Ощущение,что в него вселился опытный дирижёр и продолжает в этом чуде жить. Невероятно,но факт...для меня неподдающийся об"яснению!!!

  • @cecile-petit
    @cecile-petit Před 4 lety +15

    Incredible, beautiful..... congratulations to the teacher of this child

    • @horaciolima2417
      @horaciolima2417 Před 4 lety

      Cecile Petit , o professor dele pode ter sido o próprio Liszt.

  • @user-bz2mv1md6m
    @user-bz2mv1md6m Před 4 lety +7

    Браво маленькому гегию. ЖЕЛАЮ УСПЕХОВ!!!

  • @christianwurzer3882
    @christianwurzer3882 Před 4 lety +90

    Today, he is about 15 years old, but I have never seen him on CZcams again...

    • @La_Cheffe
      @La_Cheffe Před 4 lety +3

      Maybe he is too good for YT

    • @a.a8294
      @a.a8294 Před 4 lety +6

      He is now 15 years old and lives in Moscow. But, originally he is born in Uzbekistan ( Tashkent). Very talented.

    • @joulev
      @joulev Před 4 lety +5

      Is being on CZcams required to be a conductor?

    • @laurahelenaxou1834
      @laurahelenaxou1834 Před 4 lety +5

      Well, I think you have never looked for him on CZcams again... czcams.com/video/AxQmjtdzVxM/video.html , czcams.com/video/RQQkPyhMzZ8/video.html , czcams.com/video/DVk-ZbhBQQg/video.html , czcams.com/video/oxvYr6o6SSY/video.html , if you want a more recent video (14/15 years old), try this one where he is playing violin: czcams.com/video/XM7969CZWPk/video.html

    • @jean-christopheMiquel-ef3ur
      @jean-christopheMiquel-ef3ur Před 4 lety

      This child is lost for music.
      He is in a scientific school. IT'S BETTER FOR HIM ...and for us!

  • @lubovsycheva3397
    @lubovsycheva3397 Před 4 lety +10

    Божественно.Маленький дирежер,но с огромным потенциалом професионала музыканта.Просто грандиозно!!!

  • @samkent122
    @samkent122 Před 4 lety +1

    A young body but an old soul which cannot repress the musical talent of the eternities. If we understood what we are we would be astounded, but the amazement would come only from this earthly life.

  • @pertinenttruths2611
    @pertinenttruths2611 Před 3 lety +1

    This kid knows what he is doing. He is not just throwing his body about. He is literally flowing with the music.

  • @ChristianvonLiebig
    @ChristianvonLiebig Před 9 lety +12

    Unglaublich, das ist keine Show, sondern ein professionelles Dirigat eines 8jährigen!!! Wohlgemerkt, er dirigiert OHNE Partitur…

  • @kornodo002
    @kornodo002 Před 5 lety +14

    🎼🎼🎼🎹 ГЕНИЙ !!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏.....Невозможно поверить ,все наизусть !?

  • @faymoghtader7178
    @faymoghtader7178 Před 4 lety +3

    Bravo.. what can one say to such a talent given to this amazing young boy.

  • @ivonnevillagar6750
    @ivonnevillagar6750 Před 4 lety +4

    He feels very much the music!! 💓😍

  • @tweeterrumpy
    @tweeterrumpy Před 9 lety +112

    I think that most of the negative comments are a lament over having little or no musical talent at all.

    • @HarvardRadRes
      @HarvardRadRes Před 9 lety +7

      Or the positive comments not knowing what conducting means. This is obviously for show to the audience, however fun to watch.

    • @marinedumont3579
      @marinedumont3579 Před 9 lety +1

      HarvardRadRes
      qui a-t-il d'amusant, savez-vs les heures de travail ? amusez-vs à en faire autant !

    • @bryangl1
      @bryangl1 Před 5 lety +3

      Kevin Boyer. Most of the negative comments are from people who do know classical music and the relationship between conductor and orchestra. Most of the negative comments are informed and generally accurate.

    • @dailywondering
      @dailywondering Před 5 lety

      True

    • @someone_tbn
      @someone_tbn Před 4 lety

      @@HarvardRadRes so true. I think parts are really funny and other are ok

  • @user-jg7iv3nz9u
    @user-jg7iv3nz9u Před 3 lety +4

    Genius 💙genial ✝️ God bless you ❗

  • @nicoleasdorion4437
    @nicoleasdorion4437 Před 7 měsíci +1

    TROIS ANNÉES SONT PASSÉES ... CET ENFANT PRODIGE N’A POINT FAILLI À MON ADMIRATION... A CE JOUR, J’Y AJOUTERAI QU’IL ME FAIT REVOIR MA MÉMOIRE ARTISTIQUE ET ME SOUVIENS DE MA 1ÈRE IDOLE LE FABULEUX 🌟ROBERTO BENZI🪄...
    UN PHÉNOMÈNE DES ANNÉES 50’60.🤩
    MERCI POUR CET TRÈS AGRÉABLE INVITATION MUSICALE.
    DIVINEMENT VÔTRE ☝***🌈""🌬* 💟*🕊’’’🔥🔥🔥

  • @user-fg3ll6qx4y
    @user-fg3ll6qx4y Před 3 lety +5

    Потрясающе и божественно!
    Браво молодому Гению!!!

  • @carlospiso
    @carlospiso Před 5 lety +8

    Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful moment 👍😍

  • @dwightdavidirons9299
    @dwightdavidirons9299 Před 9 lety +10

    Extraordinary Rhythm and technique!

  • @AyeAye-lp3gi
    @AyeAye-lp3gi Před 4 lety +20

    かっこいいい
    いや、8歳にして人間がこんなこと成し得ることとは割とガチで思ってもなかった

    • @user-xz9ho1wj9o
      @user-xz9ho1wj9o Před 4 lety +3

      どうせリズムに合わせて指揮棒を振っているだけだろ?と予想して見始めたが、きちんとリズムに先行して強弱と緩急自在に振ってるね。
      すごい!

    • @AnnaX_
      @AnnaX_ Před 4 lety +3

      北海道牧場主 ただ足をあまり動かさないから腰と首がうねりすぎてる様に見えるからこの先が気になります!

    • @user-uz2oi9zq6s
      @user-uz2oi9zq6s Před 4 lety

      8才にしてこの大物感はすごい!

    • @galihdiamond5179
      @galihdiamond5179 Před 4 lety

      Yes

  • @danielliu26
    @danielliu26 Před 3 lety +1

    So inspiring that he can do this at such a young age!
    His family is quite wonderful as well! His half-brother Stanislav Ioudenitch won Gold Medal in the Van Cliburn 2001, and his niece (Stanislav’s daughter) Maria Ioudenitch won the 2012 Young Artists Competiton! And they were all taught by their father, which is wonderful.

  • @marcustraore545
    @marcustraore545 Před 4 lety +5

    Damn, I feel pity for my childhood! Unbelievable, this is just incredible. What? Sheesh! This is awesome, man I'm flabbergasted! What an awesome job! He got a good professor for real. I'll be curious to know how's doing now at age 15!

  • @Vierotchka
    @Vierotchka Před 4 lety +7

    Wow! And he doesn't have the score in front of him, he knows the piece by heart!

  • @janetbratter1
    @janetbratter1 Před rokem

    12:11pm Jan 10. One of my mothers vinyl versions of Les Preludes became a secret passion of mine. I would stand at our fireplace when no one was home and conduct this and the Eighteen Twelve Overture; another bombastic piece. But it wasn’t until adulthood that I read how Liszt removed his dedication to Napoleon that he had previously attached to this piece.
    As an impromptu act of love for so much of classical music and for live performance I once parked my VW Westphalia camper at the exit of a DC symphony hall. There I played a tape version of Les Preludes through my Peavey Solo amp. (With the camper pop top up and the side doors open). I stood on the sidewalk as the audience emerged and conducted Les Preludes with my conductors baton. I heard some of the departing audience asking each other “what is going on?” Others stood and listened in apparent appreciation. If I recall correctly the Dalai Lama was visiting DC at the time. Years later he and I met. These are events that both mold and express inspiration.
    Many years later in my home studio through much larger speakers…I helped cure myself of cancer by conducting this piece while the music penetrated my entire being. (I also repeated this many times with the great Pavarotti singing “Nessun Dorma” on the original Three Tenors album recorded at the Roman ruins of the Baths of Caracalla).
    When more of us learn to love this kind of music fewer of us will want to go to war. Let us hope.

  • @Roms_2022
    @Roms_2022 Před 4 lety +1

    He memorized perfectly the notes and tempo...very amazing performance

  • @Hieronymus_A.
    @Hieronymus_A. Před 4 lety +4

    Unglaublich ... Lass Deine Inspiration feiern!
    Невероятно ... пусть ваше вдохновение праздновать!

  • @johannesnicolaas
    @johannesnicolaas Před 4 lety +1

    Impressive young conductor and perfect recording! Thank you for sharing this.

  • @JWB2024
    @JWB2024 Před 4 lety

    I don't know 653 people dislike. His age is going to enjoyed playing age. I remember in my life when i was 8 years old i sing a song very nicely to get a price in my 🏫 schools compation. Awesome he is conducting symphony orchestra. God blessed him and his family.

  • @lartsdelingenieur9831
    @lartsdelingenieur9831 Před 4 lety +4

    الموسيقى هي لغة العالم يفهمها الكل
    Music is a language of the world…
    La Musique est la langue universelle….