Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47 - Sibelius (Score)
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- Score of Sibelius' Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47, composed in 1904/1905.
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0:00 - I. Allegro moderato
18:32 - II. Adagio di molto
27:33 - III. Allegro, ma non tanto
Performers: Hilary Hahn (violin), Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, Mikko Franck (conductor) - Hudba
This is so insanely difficult, and yet she sounds as if she's just having fun skipping through fields of flowers. She makes it sound easy.
Hilary Hahn is amazing
To me it sounds like she’s working at it. This performance dispels any doubt if there was any that she is dedicated to her art as I stopped thinking about the technical side and was able to just listen to the awesome music.
Twoset describes the passage at 4:24 as “one of the best moments in all violin playing.” I totally agree.
You arw correct. Truly a beautiful moment
I agree
That moment is amazing, but the thing that seals the deal is the chord that occurs at around 4:32. It is such an amazing chord and compliments the solo beautifully.
what is twoset?
@@francissadleir9805 It’s a channel dedicated to classical music (mostly violin stuff, sometimes something completely different lol) that appeals to a more mainstream audience. They helped me (and many others) get into classical music.
I'm in love with the tutti at 6:16 😍
Who doesnt.😄
One of my all time favourite parts!
Sorry to Necro but it definitely has pirate energy
Seems very sinister hmm
Getting myself familiar with this piece for Eddy's 3 mil drop ;D
Lol viola solo 4:50
@@dacoconutnut9503 Brett is gonna have to play the viola solo lmao
So you can roast him? 😂
Now 4 mil :)
I am now 55, and have known this wonderful piece since I was 15. When I listen to it again, it is like seeing an old friend again.
I am now 55 and have known this piece since I was about 15. What a wonderful piece. When I listen to it again, it is like reacquainting myself with an old friend.
One of my absolute favorite violin concertos!
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Don’t mind me just replay buttons
The beat drops of the romantic period.
She makes it sound so simple 🤯
This performance by Hiliary Hahn is one of her most intense, passionate and moving I’ve ever heard.
The fact that it has no dislikes already indicates that it is a great concerto and performed by Hilary Hahn. Didn't even have to read the description.
There are 2 as of 7:37pm GMT +8
edit: +1 as of 6/21/21 11:25pm GMT +8 so its now 3
@@timmyc9915 By 2023, all existing dislikes are hidden. As to not upset sensitive individuals.
@@juliabushkova Yes, Google was very cowardly to do this, but Return CZcams Dislike now shows me there are 25 dislikes here as of Apr. 29, 2024.
Those flutes
everything in this piece is either mindblowingly beautiful, epic, or stunning to some degree. my favorite violin concerto
Fun fact: upper voice of the polyrhythmic passage of the 2nd mov at 22:39 derives from this passing melody of the 1st mov at 14:12.
Fun fact 2: I also hear that those two melodies are quite reminiscent of Liszt's "Vallée d'Obermann" 2nd theme.
Fun fact 3: a Hungarian Rhapsody 2 reference at 3:49 (or maybe just me hearing things)
Good catches! I don't know if it's speculation but everything you say makes a lot of sense, I like it.
i dont think i would call it a reference to hungarian rhapsody 2, it feels a bit too basic for that, but vallee d'obermann is actually also what i was thinking
1st movement: 0:00
2nd movement: 18:32
3rd movement: 27:33
28:09 Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto
damn now i can't unhear that
Yeh
OOOOOOH
DUDE SO IM NOT THE ONLY ONE, I THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY!
Care to catch the Beethoven Vln Cto quotations too?
First time hearing this, I'm seeing the cadenza in first movement. That's evident in Tchaikovsky's V Con as well. There's no question- Mendelssohn has his influences here.
The second movement is criminallly underrated.
What’s your favorite part?
Far from underrated buddy
Agreed. The whole piece is amazing. Too many people listen to just the first movement.
I love the second movement.
The second movement depicts the greatest musical orgasm to be found anywhere.@@MutantsInDisguise
Thanks twoset for leading me to such a masterpiece!❤
YESSSSSS
Thank you! Not only can I now look at the sheet music while listening, I also know that there's a third video with this performance which helps with my fear of it getting taken down (seems crazy, but I just love this performance so much)
The original video of the performance is posted on the channel of whoever recorded it, so you needn’t fear that!
This is one of the most difficult violin concerto to perform.
Very good phrasing. Hilary Hahn actually brings out all the voices implied in the score.
29:35 cars revving up in the background
bassooon😂
I have a strong feeling that Ennio Morricone got inspired by the second movement to make the Cinema Paradiso Theme
A very beautiful interpretation! I hope to play it in a few years! Currently working on I&RC
thank you for your work
Great job!
I just started listening to this again she has created a masterwork performance that might be close to the benchmark recording of this concerto.
The lack of dislikes speaks for itself!
Roc Vela can you PLEASE do a video of Hilary Hahn’s Bruch violin concerto with FULL score?
This one is not performed by hilary, but includes the full score
czcams.com/video/ih0TwDoZiLc/video.html&ab_channel=symphony7526
@@user-ew3tm6pv6x thank you! I discovered that video a while ago, but I appreciate your help anyways! Thanks!
@@VincentGiza-Composer You're welcome!
(I'm not a native speaker so I can't think of any other way to say thank you).
@@VincentGiza-Composer you could just say "your concerto"
I only play the piano and I have never approached orchestra stuffs. This concerto is awesome!! Twoset is really bringing classical music to the community！
- How epic do you want it to be ?
Sibelius : Yes.
0:00 I: Allegro Moderato in D Minor, 18:36 II: Adagio di Molto in B Flat Major, 27:37 III: Allegro ma non Tanto in D Major
JEAN SIBELIUS: VIOLIN CONCERTO IN D MINOR: I: ALLEGRO MODERATO IN D MINOR , II: ADAGIO DI MOLTOIN B FLAT MAJOR, III: ALLEGRO MA NON TANTO IN D MAJOR
JEAN SIBELIUS: VIOLIN CONCERTO IN D MINOR: 0:00 I: ALLEGRO MODERATO IN D MINOR, 18:36 II: ADAGIO DI MOLTO IN B FLAT MAJOR, 27:37 III: ALLEGRO MA NON TANTO IN D MAJOR
8ο Δημοτικό Σχολείο Ευόσμου Θεσσαλονίκης alright we get it you don’t have to put your original comment in the replies twice geez
0:06 1 ч. ГП d
4:25 1 ч. ПП Des у скр.
19:16 2 ч. ОТ В
27:40 3 ч. От D
why is the first movement so good?
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I swerar, it's a running thing for Hilary's harmonics to just simply fail her (not that it's necessarily her fault, more likely a string thing). I've heard so many of her live recordings, and that damn E string especially just doesn't wanna quite hit those harmonics lol. Like at 17:25
4:23 and 15:16
Imagine just saying violin concerto in D minor
No One in the whole world of classical music will know what price you want exactly
Not even the composers
this is why opus numbers exist, as well as detailing the composer on the program notes.
This is a very, very fine performance. Go hear Heifetz with Chicago. That is considered the greatest recording of this work.
anyone from twoset?
00:01 I ч. ГП d
04:23 І ч. ПП Des
06:18 І ч. ЗП b
07:04 І ч. РБ
07:57 І ч. каденція
18:36 ІІ ч. вст.
19:16 II ч. ОТ В
27:38 ІІІ ч. ГП D
28:54 ІІІ ч. ПП g
could u do vieuxtemps violin concerto 4? that would be great!
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I've never perused a music sheet so hard
Chills 25:07
6:15
danke
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28:49
6:16
4:24
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Loved 15:18
6:35 and 17:25 are so toucing!!
I really appreciate you uploading this, but it's a serious peeve of mine that none of these scores ever feature measure #s, let alone page #s... trying to study this score and I have practically no way to identify which page to turn to in context
I always get shivers in the first movement. Such a MASTERPIECE.
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gorgeous glorious work...sadly i find the violin tone too thin....
I love movement 3, it is an epic of heroic deeds.And I think Sibelius is much better than the germans in this aspect, including Beethoven.
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hey, can you do ray chen's mendelssohn next pls? thx i really like this one!
There is already a Mendelssohn on this channel but I think it is Anne Sophie Mutter
Why do conductors perform the last 3 notes of this piece ON the beat? It's not, if you look at the score. It's 1 (2) (3) (1)2 (3) 1 - the last 1 being the final chord of the piece. Does anyone disagree...?
I don't understand what you're saying. First of all, it's 1(2)(3) (1)2(3) (1)(2)(3) 1, and if you follow the score the recording does exactly that. What do you mean?
@@classicalmusicanalysis You're absolutely right, Roc. Sibelius manages to convey a 4/4 rhythm in 3/4 bars. I'm so sorry that I made such a silly mistake and I've deleted the comment. All good wishes.
And yet somehow people think Brahms or Bruch are more deserving of a top 5 spot on the ranking of best violin concertos. Forget top 5, this has an argument to be THE top. I think only Beethoven or Tchaikovsky could rival it.
I don't think Tchaikovsky is nowhere close. Tchaikovsky's is incredibly basic in terms of orchestration, and it's a concerto for violin *and orchestra* - it's right there in the title: the orchestra is an integral part of the genre. Sibelius is by far the king of the genre, but Bruch and Mendelssohn are up there, too. I'd put Tchaikovsky at the end, really. Good tunes but his orchestration is incredibly mediocre.
There is one Person with no taste for good music
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Poco forte should be played fortissimo... never knew that.
The longest ever I movement, thanks to extremely slow and static slow themes.
Although I assume you are being ironic, for those who might not know, “poco forte” (a favorite marking of Brahms as well as Sibelius) literally means “a little forte”. Cellist Diran Alexanian said Brahms told him he meant “the character of forte but the sound of piano.” (Quoted in the book “The Teaching of Artur Schnable”). She does indeed have a very different take on the first movement from other violinists.
@@solowcello Hi Jeffrey, yes, I was being ironic, of course. Thank you for spelling this out for the broad audience!
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17:27 is the most unrealistic thing I´ve ever seen written for a single violin. Not even the performer here could make it sound right.
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Ma l'orchestra? Si sente solo.il violino solista... a sto punto toglietela proprio
boring piece, boring performance, awful soloist
Useless comment.
Hum too slow, unfortunately. But beautiful sound and recording
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