[NYCP] Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G major, BWV 1048

Johann Sebastian Bach / Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G major, BWV 1048

Opening (00:00)
1. Allegro (00:17)
2. Adagio (06:08)
3. Allegro (7:41)

New York Classical Players
Miho Saegusa, Rannveig Marta Sarc, Amelia Dietrich, violins
Ramon Carrero Martinez, Andy Lin, Marta Lambert, violas
Madeline Fayette, Connor Kim, Samuel, DeCaprio, cellos
Logan May, double bass
Masayuki Maki, harpsichord

May 6, 2022
W83 Auditorium, New York, NY

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[AndrewHewing]

I first heard this Bach when I was 18... and now, at 77, I still find myself loving Bach. That moment sparked a lifelong love affair with Bach's compositions. I couldn't get enough of his genius.

[phillipphil]

When I feel depressed by the world, when I have lost hope for the future of humans in light of our suicidal stupidity in so many domains.... A handful of wonderfully talented and dedicated humans raise Bach from the score, unite their souls and fill my heart with light and hope. Thank you, thank you, thank you...

[speedtrls]

The cello scale at 5:31 is always the bit that sends shivers down my spine. A work of genius. Beautiful performance.

[briancrowle]

Wow! I was absolutely captivated from start to finish. It was like hearing this familiar music for the very first time. Such energy and vitality. Many thanks!

[hori]

Interesting Adagio interpretation. Most orchestras just play the Phygian cadence with either the harpsichord, violin, or both doing a short improvisation. Ton Koopman uses the Adagio from the Tocata BWV 916. The Lento of the organ trio sonata BWV 530 works beautifully arranged for violin and harpsichord. Thank you for not racing through the 3rd movement Allegro. Great viola solo!

[jackieransom]

Bravo! That is the way the Brandenburg Concerto no 3 should be played. It definitely expresses Bach's talent for the creative, most beautiful, pleasing to ears, .. genius. He brought out the most gorgeous tones possible for the violins on every string.

[musicalenchantment]

Beautiful music of great virtuosity and remarkable skill. The joy of music through the ages, lives here right now!! Most majestic and divine performance! [`Salutes!!]

[DestroII]

NYCP fez nesse video a versão que mais gosto de BWV1048. O tempo agradável e a captação de áudio permite identificar cada instrumento. E em todas versões no YouTube é onde melhor se ouve os cellos. Lamento apenas a captação do trio de violas, que não foi capaz de reproduzir o som com a pureza que as pessoas no local devem ter ouvido. Mas ainda assim é minha versão favorita. Bravo, NYCP!

[dst]

Wunderschön, vielen Dank. Ich luebe Bach. Grüße aus old Germany (Deutschland)

[jorgeconstantino]

Wonderfull, amazing .GOD bless you . congratulations from Brazil.

[prins_af_danmark]

SORT OF LIKE SATO AT THE NETHERLANDS BACH SOCIETY?

[MrJpocreva]

The second movement is way too long. You're not Bach. Otherwise, it's terrific.