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awful morning bremen since 2004 together with their a stunning conductor pavel you have they've planed their way to the top of the musical world and set standards with their performances of the complete beethoven symphonies then came the symphonies of robert schumann and now the 4 symphonies of your highness brahms. a school on the outskirts of the city of bremen this is where they come off in harmony as it's rehearsal spaces is where they work on and study the brahms symphonies music which has been pored over and played many times down the years. when i just did this figure out of

a good start one level less. than . a little little bit more dog different got to before see 3 bars things to me both or try that we did for you but this last one is exactly right it's due to run down. this ok so. perky 49 for the night. why do we need to play the drums and in concert the gen if we have recordings 2. the answer actually is quite simple 2 2 because these pieces are never the same

force. these pieces develop just like. we develop like this was said to the humans to a person who has literally just come out of the bunker. buster bomb makers and i didn't 43 cheers all of this music very differently than somebody who lives in the world where. where a. we're seeing the break up of europe. is true and conductor is setting out to thrill their audience in paris with these multiple uses by german composer your highness brahms sensing for the performances of the symphonies the to answer additional easy for symphonies 2 concerts and one musical mission.

that music. because it's still great somehow is a song track not only to the time when it was written but it's actually quite a valid soundtrack to our time as well. that's why we need it. you have this brahms was born in 833 to a northern german family of musicians as a boy he learned to play the piano and the cello he began composing when he was still young 1st for piano later orchestra pieces as a human being brahms is

a puzzle particularly his relationship with fellow composer robert schumann and his wife clara who was an accomplished pianist speculation continues to this day about the nature of brahms's attachment to clara. brahms remained a bachelor all his life. has been on my arms. and animals in for me to be dust and if invented this bill. is the last and to feel it of i to when i am as you continue. dimensions arms accompanist air posting music one tactic and i and i unfastened the wish to norton on thursday unbias and yes i don't see how many in the us hype that it's one dimension only obvious not on crystal toes and lines on line and silence and on top of was and i think a vitamin can see on campus who. as

a composer brahms was very successful and was able to live from his music he's considered the rightful heir to beethoven among his mighty peter says he did not find the symphonic form easy to master work on his 1st symphony consumed him for 14 years. from space and very difficult deliberately to see the person behind her she doesn't really want you to see that he wants us to come to believe that this is an absolute music to the us should just work us music but if you listen to something like a horror. don't tell me that he wasn't enough don't don't tell me that that he never tells her it's music that you listen to and you know that there is something in his heart that is abundant something that made me didn't go the way he wanted to. and if you hear it and if he's able to put this in the resume

it must be about him. there is a little hidden codes which is up to us to just figure out what they mean. there. again. man.

by. the gentle character of the 1st infamy he's make there is a a sense of inevitability it is not just the rhythm it is the rhythm where he says this this is the hardest this is how just like you it is no other way that is the kind of. feeling and the gesture that you get from the beginning and it doesn't have an introduction it doesn't doesn't die out it just goes the 1st thing you see.

what means as i used to do time could be dne the future i know i'm speedy tribes when there sputum and does get a new device leader who. again that all clues will be of equal so vital faulty data is needed a lot. of the problems will just need to think through much value. mr adelman and. us. in from the pole good only near to needs to have these these inner powers but the pulse of not only a human being but something bigger it's a kind of the. almost almost also a lot of times i don't know what is the fun of also because i'm just going to be

busy with i no one will live figure even half of a man. and i believe i intially it was true this is british jesus jesus jesus non-using. exactly so so it needs to become heavier but maybe not so much that i am. the 1st woman it is not the end of the story and he's preparing you for what's coming. great. a few days after the premiere brahms himself conducted the 2nd performance

of his 1st symphony in mannheim the public's expectations were high klara schumann felt that there was too little melodic impulse on the critics said it on a desolate seriousness dance brahms's conductor friend hands on beautiful praised it calling it beethoven's 10th symphony. today it is your has problems as most performed orchestral work her. hand. is if we can take a little bit of this trade will be. it feels like we don't have enough time to come back from you can take a little bit of time to search for it really sounds like a horror feel you know. which is what we really want to do stuff please good stuff. on and. now.

you know it was we thought it was done this all before but we have 2 options here. you know or we have an option of doing work from such as rights. legarda but with a little bit of a list so that articulation is clear ok let's take this one and. were nice enough coming from

a new one has conducted them in the last couple of years it's only been brothers and the focus is so concentrated that it has become a 2nd nature and in fact it's a kind of a very almost a religious ritual for the orchestra but that is always a rehearsal before the concert doesn't matter how many times are we in the piece and decent other moments where you tweak you too little things you remember yesterday's concert you're trying to find too. easy a luxury that so few orchestras have to get into my new ship but also into the depths of the beast.

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someone else and all station to go it's been in my quits list that. when a violin blazer. there is always something personal in any music. is always the voice of your most intimate person. you know thoughts from your soul so there must be. a as some kind of a coded message there we can get a very very creative here and look at the the holy trio of

bronze truman and your ship iraq human brothers who are very close to 401 was a big mentor your invisible list. we could i mean there are so many ways of seeing this it could also be a memory of of plot or. it could be also an astrology memory of his youth. the fact is that it is something very private and personal and that needs to be played with that.

which are going for the money he's looking to the origins let's look how it was done 1st let's see how many people who are playing we know now that there are $40.00 people playing the 1st of a 40 people as a very small number in comparison to the standard bronze performances today which are 80 and over which means that if you have double the strings you have to double the wins. if you do that you will get a much more substantial sound but much less. orchestra because the speeds that capacity to to play in it for chamber music with a generous look at it to use is more complicated if you have an officer that is very large so you sacrifice a certain flexibility unless you have a lot of time to rehearse which in today's world is not the case.

this melody for clarinet begins the 3rd movement it's very typical of brahms that after a fiery emotional fast movement and then every beautiful and again quite emotional 2nd movement that he writes something a bit lighter. very often very gratz heroes or in feeling. sometimes it has a sad quality but this one not 51 really kind of takes us somewhere for a light. let's

continue with the finale. the famous for an olive that has been the subject of many many studies and books this mysterious journey that starts and nobody really understands. where is it going. and then it goes into

these bits you cut us off. and you feel like somebody is going quietly trying almost as if they're trying not to be noticed and like an animal who is going to quietly get closer to its prey and then quickly move in stocks and then most again. can i say just one thing we're starting very well the bits of got the love bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb and some on on the way back. it's not clear what happened on some of the dem bomb bomb. bomb bomb bomb if you have the definition at the end of the bar i think bar 60 next. one. on it's a cut they are also very exposed it's very easy to hear when they're not together

and this is. a good moment where one can see a really kind of a group symbiosis you can feel that it's not enough to just follow the conductor and not do much jumping on the top. you know everybody needs to feel the movement and trust her intuition and be totally in touch with everybody else in the room. very risky. like the chili. the. yacht. would.

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a little bit just because he stood us arms in spirit i'm tried often tight as i ponting india how tough on the how often are you both just pasko up on class one of these and often takes. too damned of what text to heart who often back teeth emtala few times and. if these are kind of a moment which clears the palate what will it really does it it prepares the core out. of the end for a sense of the protest and cry out is what from his music always has it must be like that this is the truth.

it was on how bizarre him being one kind don't dispute these lines of course for as a vision. if lava bombs are depots own clan followed guns voiced spot for zone for a niche i think is that and these are still a medium lies and. so of us being highly moments or.

at the very end of the symphony there is often a sense where. you feel that we have reached the specific. and then we still eat meat more. than 30 and still no more. least.

you know goods thank you very much. for i think it's sold only by. the story of the. often i want to bremen began in 1907 young musicians started an orchestra of their own organized as an independent company. the $41.00 musicians are not employees but shareholders with responsibility for the business including any risks they decide to take. her through in just a week to do this again yeah other things i don't know but this is rather as a last ditch or the kind of i think is actually going to happen this is a disaster and i was still goes out and of course i was like every year the man said i was talking to carlos you know i'm sad but i was i was a user for 10 years i have cut out for a year of her. best house or ponies that's really rehearsed. their only relentless

how but then years. and then after that i just whenever they basis because if i close whatever i just play for once i know one thing never he never has to get up from now a survey to remember now i can do it or unfair or not there or have. some time for that i think what we thought about it would be. in. 2 2 ready

a few months of the music. i'm also a common. movie it's what i saw us harm myself you know that if you just constant and schools was in. the year after the 1st symphony brahms published his 2nd symphony he composed it may need his summer retreat on the picturesque like in austria. the relaxed atmosphere of the surroundings rubbed off on the new symphony. before the 1st

performance the composer deliberately misled his friends telling them it would be a very good brakes work. the interesting thing for me and the nicest thing about this for it is the sense of joy that you don't necessarily have in the other. information you have or your spontaneity and joy oh yes and the overall.

but it is you know why do. you not see me. as how to respond violence from the can look. you see drawn just on the welcome or you. said to see me and you needed some to montezuma strong storm q was he in conclusion take us we've all

discussed. detention to let you for. departure books i want to try to get us a sampling of any final one of a dispute just the opposite as when it went out to one who don't want to change it up one time gets not its own that's not us you can spend all day i'm one of. melon cornish continental becalmed i'm sales on stands leave us i. think she had a nurse and a man on. a weekend. it

is far from being a kitchen it is in fact a lullaby so brahms writes a law by the famous process by which goes like this you're out of. order how do you know or the other thing is $127127.00 somehow it it it's perfectly together couldn't be more exciting so here i'm done i jumped at it i'm glad i didn't did it that i didn't get it the end of the grounds and somehow this thing yeah that too. but the fact that it just. 2 that i

am. now a young man i think getting that. guy to get the. pommel yeah he was born in 1962 in a stone year then still part of the soviet union. he was a musical family his father knew me and he was a conductor as well as his uncle by. oh yeah he and his younger brother christian also took up the bus on. in town in palmer yeah the study percussion and conducting . in 180 the family emigrated to the united states. you have continued his studies in philadelphia and. among his teachers was leonard bernstein.

since 9094 parvo yes he has conducted orchestras all over the world. i have worked with quite a few conductors i been very lucky to have worked with some of the world's great conductors and i'm entirely sure that harvard is amongst the great conductors his way of conducting his work incredibly hard at making sure that his actual conducting technique which might not be evident to people looking on is of the greatest quality he has worked as hard at learning how to conduct about conveying to us what he wants with his bodily movements as musicians of work to learn to play the violin or the cello or the clarinet 11 thing about this place. before 97. whatever the image you have i have but the killer. this viennese horses and

other so horses they're incredibly elegant they have this thing on this and that white or white and all that sort of stepping. but that's that's just me the but whatever it is these young. if you can feel the of b.c.r. . on them. and so that there is a look a poise how i wore. them. as a happy man jeff you spotted him that. effect even on there would have been lost that spontaneity it as a victory had all fallen from off maxim cut off on absent a constant has you on. platters about 2 talents a side as well then i had to deal again. as i asked and he didn't

and i'm that's what i meant because alison he isn't saying that the. 3 of us there are 3 of us. yes.

i'm such a one strike and the asking tough to fund isn't something that's so to watch because he has a few we don't have to have that if you visits to be introduced to men. by just him after some of that song very much thanks i'm against estimates of patient it's using what i've got so if you stand out against a man for whom it is after money as it is highest should be a new pet on its interests and so is the next one fast interesting x. now because it cannot afford me i don't want a vision. of the a good spirit that means it has to have

a life in it. roams could write allegro mother up dog which means moderately fast. with a character not to not to judge. her spirit or as a stand a sense of off excitement spirit. you know or electricity or nerve. this is definitely all the most fun in certain that's that's that and then when you

do you stand a much pretty fast fans for be an economy as an announcer and argued also. when his guns are about isn't it isn't who indeed were and it. clung. very good bro. the dawn should come awful how many bremen does not have its own concert hall cellar musicians travel a lot they play $80.00 to $120.00 concerts per year a quarter of them outside germany.

in the 2nd part of the brahms code. on the dutch a common phenomena brahman brass the sudden full symphonies of your highness brahms ready for that performance and converse.

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