Mischa Maisky - Haydn Cello Concerto No.1 in C Major - III. Allegro Molto (HD)

Mischa Maisky - Haydn Cello Concerto No.1 in C Major

Movt. III - Allegro Molto

Wiener Symphoniker, 1988

©Unitel Classica, 2007

[FromTheSouthernTip]

Mr Maisky, you are a fantastic cellist. And you have very cool hair.

[tswNickAlreadyTaken]

Flawless, seemingly effortless, fantastic performance. Still looking for my jaw on the floor.

[alejandromartch]

This video describes the meaning of perfection. So talented, gifted people.

[mleedeppeutah]

I've listened to various recordings of the Haydn Concerto and this is my favorite. Great tempo, not rushed. Wonderful interpretation! Brilliant!

[dominikaszczesniak]

It is the best performance of this part which I've heard.

[grantlee]

I am doing this piece right now and it is so hard! He had to practice so much! Congratulations on his part!

[johnnyboynewyork]

This is absolutely beautiful. Amazing as always. Thank you for uploading.

[andrewnguyen]

omg he is like literally perfection. his rendition is so nice T-T

[jackreacher]

I love the warmth in this version - a real delight.

[celloval]

This is absolutely my favorite recording of this movement:)

[anneb]

OMG the sweat all over the cello! He's really giving it all in this performance! What a flawless technique! Respect!

[alexandersabella]

To people watching, you do not realize how difficult it is to produce such a sound for this piece

[christianwong]

My only thanks is that this piece was founded in the 1960s after being lost for so many years. I love this piece and nice to see it back again.

[wagnerpolveiro]

Beautiful, Mischa, great performance. Thanks for sharing.

[clasesdecello]

Absolutely a great and a perfect performance by Maisky, as always. A complete control over the piece, no scratching with the bow; any raspy, careless or sloppy moment. Comfortably and quietly played, this suits perfectly with the classical period, when this piece was composed. Elegant and with a great sense of the tempo not too much fast, as many other performances of this piece, which are uncontrolled, fast, and nervous; is an Allegro Molto, not a Presto or Prestissimo. Thank you

[koa]

Still here in 2019！ Absolutely best performance😋

[HipposInCrates]

One of my all-time favorites. Maisky always seems to play the piece exactly how I think the composer would want it to be played. This isn't just the case with Haydn, though. He can get dark in some of the pieces from the minor suites (from Bach's Six Suites). I just love anything he plays :3

[paolobautista]

Ah bah voilà là c'est profondément touchant. Tellement de vidéos de concertistes interprétant cette oeuvre sans profondeurs émouvante...Là ça fait du bien.
Maisky à, dans ce concerto, saisi le discours Universel si difficile à articuler pour ces personnalités du corps, et donc du "Je" contrairement au "Nous". Haydn deviens pour Maisky un soleil rédempteur, le salue de l'être qui souffre de l'individuation. Ce Violoncelliste de Nature sévèrement intuitive, sensible, émotionnel ou tout simplement : Romantique, transcende la douleur originelle du JE par le NOUS.
Pour être claire, je dirais que nous avons ici une victoire épique de l 'Esprit sur le Corps. L'artifice de L'oeuvre est donc accomplie car L'Art, le Vrai, est Nécessité. Haydn, compositeur des Lumière et plus largement de l' Universel, pense les blessures d'un profond Romantique.
Cet prestation est, pour ma part, une libération nécessaire pour l'interprète parce qu'il réussit ce qu'il n'était pas censé accomplir : quitter l'individualité douloureuse, le temps d'un moment, pour célébrer la Victoire de l'universelle sérénité. L'Art, le véritable, est le domptage de l'effroyable. La transcendance esthétique.
Haydn serait ému.

[renatoc.dasilva]

Toca demais esse Mischa Maisky heim...É UM DOS MELHORES CELLISTAS QUE EU JÁ VI, BRAVO!!!

[diegocodm]

My dads friend played soccer with him a Verbier