Brahms: Piano Quartet No. 1 (orch. Schoenberg) / Rattle · Berliner Philharmoniker

Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor (orch. Schoenberg) / Sir Simon Rattle, conductor · Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie, 7 November 2009.
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[manuelspcool]

This only can be possible with the Magic of the Berliner Philharmoniker!!!!

[openforeverythingnew]

I liked the piece very much, because it was at the same time sensitive and majestatically.
The berliner philharmoniker beat down every other orchester, I think.

[usnhorn]

I really hope this is released as a recording, what a FUN work! Of course BerlinPhil I beg of you to begin releasing these on DVD! We'll buy them!!!!

[amatorb]

i cant believe this performance....awosome!!!

[sandrolubis]

omg, , this is just beyond the scores.. amazingly played ! bravo..

[EdwardWhelanPiano]

I love this. The first mvt. is the best.

[JJBRMusic]

I CAN HEAR THE PIANO <3 Im not crazy I swear. :)

[Cerlancism]

1:27 oo thats how they scribble on their scores

[michingmallecho]

Although I am not buying this arrangement, I find it very interesting that through the hands of a post-romantic expressionist Brahms can sound like Mahler.

[greghales]

Waiting for the CD recording of this to come out...still hope it will be issued.

[foodmore]

0:14 Jack Black playing the double bass :)

[animesis]

OMG!
Father Jack on the ALto CLarinet!!! (at the beginning)

[greghales]

Yo, EMI...issue the CD that this work is on. Please stop sitting on the CD and put it out. These works were made back in 2009. Hope EMI did not lose the tapes.

[animesis]

@marcojca
whhhooops, was sleepy, my mistake
E flat clarinet

[Johnwilkinsonofficial]

a superb orchestrater, i am always bothered by schoenbergs predilection for xylophone.

[davidspence]

Though quite obviously a good orchestra, in some other ways still the usual bad way of playing this, revealing nothing. San Francisco under Ingo Metzmacher once played rings around this. I even dreaded listening to that, given how many damn times I've heard this played badly, that except for the Berlin PO having good chops, this is no exception. I actually heard it as a piece of music for the first time - the Schoenberg orchestration. Oddly sounds like Tchaikovsky's Nussknacker more than the piece at times - here that is.

[maxtanz]

sir rattle fa Kleiber, peccato riesca a imitarne solo (e vagamente) l'esteriorità.