Stravinsky: Petrushka / Rattle · Berliner Philharmoniker

Stravinsky: Russian Dance from Petrushka / Sir Simon Rattle, conductor · Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie, 10 June 2010
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[derek]

they look like they are having so much fun playing!

[OctavinaPlayer]

amazing! Never heard Russian Dance like this!

[AngelaLuo]

Ahhh, I love this piece! Thanks so much for the upload!

[pianissimo]

it's been a while since i've listened to this masterpiece

[danielpinasco]

Simon is really having fun with his work xD

[berlinphil]

@macintosh315 The training offered by our Academy is both a post-graduate programme and an "internship". The teachers include the orchestra's concertmasters/leaders, and section principals. Moreover, the students gain practical experience under the same demanding conditions confronting members of the Berliner Philharmoniker. Learn more at:

[berlinphil]

@Bolorinvasore It is Miriam Olga Pastor Burgos. And you are right: she is student at our Academy.

[berlinphil]

@mortalfrog0815 Wir produzieren im Dezember mit den Berliner Philharmonikern unter der Leitung von Valery Gergiev mit Denis Matsuev als Solist eine Aufzeichnung von Rachmaninoffs Klavierkonzert Nr. 3.

[whatafreakinusername]

@mishugina

It's both clarinets, playing in the background, and they're really only playing really rapid scales.

[thecheetocello]

Wow I really want to play with this orchestra!

[anabelss]

@BerlinPhil Es maravillosa tocando el oboe... ayer tocó aquí en España, en Murcia. Es fantástica.

[papagen]

Heard MTT conduct Petrushka in L.A. last week. He encored the Russian dance!

[pianissimo]

they played it exactly how stravinsky intended

[macintosh]

is the berliner ever going to perform the Rite of Spring??

[diegokillua]

ooouu petrushka me trae viejos recuerdos viva travinsky

[luigiporcelluzzi]

Orchestrazione miracolosa da parte del compositore Russo ... Dire geniale sarebbe poco.

[whatafreakinusername]

@elmusikoloco

It looks very much to be Pascual Martinez Forteza, second clarinetist of the New York Philharmonic.

[AlexanderIoakimMusic]

@darrencjc I thought so too... perhaps they wanted a brighter sound for the lead part on petrushka?

[berlinphil]

@macintosh315 Unfortunately not in the near future (the last performance was less than two years ago).

[tomnottim]

@BerlinPhil Is there anyway we could watch/listen to that performance?