Andre Rieu 3 year old violinist Akim Camara 2005
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Classical music composed by Johann Strauss II
Andre Rieu introduces 3yr old violinist, Akim Camara, during his 'Flying Dutchman Concert' at Parkstad Stadium in the Nederlands (2005). Akim plays Concerto G Major op.11 with the Johan Strauss Orchestra.
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Che risolvi, o turbata anima mia?
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9 yr old violinist playing Hoe Down from Rodeo
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Andre Rieu & Akim Camara - Dance of the fairies (Tanz der Feen)
„The flyinf Dutchman" - Radio City Music Hall New York 2005 Probe und Aufführung von "Tanz der Feen" (Dance of the feries), mit Akim Camara in der Radio City Music Hall, New York 2005 Auf den bezaubernden und riesig talentierten Akim wurde Andre Rieu 2003 aufmerksam, als Akim im Alter von 3 Jahren eingeladen wurde, mit Andre und seinem Orchester im Parkstad Stadium in Niederlande aufzutreten. Jenő Takács (* 25. September 1902 in Siegendorf, damals Österreich-Ungarn, heute Österreich; † 14. November 2005 in Eisenstadt) war ein österreichischer Komponist und Pianist, Pädagoge und Musikethnologe ungarischer Abstammung. Er ist für das Musikland Österreich und die Musikwissenschaft das, was Joseph Haydn im 18. Jahrhundert und Franz Liszt im 19. Jahrhundert war. Includes the rehearsal and performance, "Dance Of The Fairies", by Akim Camara. The adorable and hugely talented Akim came to the attention of Andre Rieu in 2003, when he was invited, at the age of 3, to perform with Andre and his Orchestra at Parkstad Stadium in the Nederlands. Jenő Takács (* 25. September 1902 in Siegendorf, at that time Austria-Hungary, today Austria; † 14. November 2005 in Eisenstadt, he was an Austrian composer and pianist, pedagogue and music-ethnologist of Hungarian descent. He is this for the music-country Austria and the musicology, what Joseph Haydn in the 18. Century and Franz Liszt in the 19. Century was. Look out for the following DVDs: Andre Rieu: New York Memories Andre Rieu: The Flying <b>...</b>
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Joseph Haydn - The Seasons - Spring (2005)
"The Seasons" (Die Jahreszeiten), Spring - Joseph Haydn, performed by Võru Symphony Orchestra, mixed choir Hilaro and Võru oratorium choir. 23 April 2005
"The Seasons" (Die Jahreszeiten), Spring - Joseph Haydn, performed by Võru Symphony Orchestra, mixed choir Hilaro and Võru oratorium choir. 23 April 2005
Gloria Coates: Symphony No.15, "Homage to Mozart" (2004/2005)
Gloria Coates (*1938): Symphony No.15, "Homage to Mozart", per grande orchestra (2004/2005). 1. Iridescenses 2. Puzzle Canon 3. What Are Stars? Radio Symphonie Orchester Wien diretta da Michael Boder. Registrazione live effettuata a Vienna il 16.6.2006. Symphony no.15: "A commission for the Passau Festival the Mozart year, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra. Ave Verum Corpus is one of my favorite Mozart melodies, which I used in the second movement. It is played backwards and then heard canonically towards towards the end of Movement 2. Mozart died shortly after composing Ave Verum Corpus. This tragedy is expressed in Movement 3." (Gloria Coates). Cover image: fortepiano Erard, primi '800. **** The music published in our channel is exclusively dedicated to divulgation purposes and not commercial. This within a program shared to study classic educational music of the 1900's (mostly Italian) which involves thousands of people around the world. If someone, for any reason, would deem that a video appearing in this channel violates the copyright, please inform us immediately before you submit a claim to Youtube, and it will be our care to remove immediately the video accordingly. Your collaboration will be appreciated.
Gloria Coates (*1938): Symphony No.15, "Homage to Mozart", per grande orchestra (2004/2005). 1. Iridescenses 2. Puzzle Canon 3. What Are Stars? Radio Symphonie Orchester Wien diretta da Michael Boder. Registrazione live effettuata a Vienna il 16.6.2006. Symphony no.15: "A commission for the Passau Festival the Mozart year, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra. Ave Verum Corpus is one of my favorite Mozart melodies, which I used in the second movement. It is played backwards and then heard canonically towards towards the end of Movement 2. Mozart died shortly after composing Ave Verum Corpus. This tragedy is expressed in Movement 3." (Gloria Coates). Cover image: fortepiano Erard, primi '800. **** The music published in our channel is exclusively dedicated to divulgation purposes and not commercial. This within a program shared to study classic educational music of the 1900's (mostly Italian) which involves thousands of people around the world. If someone, for any reason, would deem that a video appearing in this channel violates the copyright, please inform us immediately before you submit a claim to Youtube, and it will be our care to remove immediately the video accordingly. Your collaboration will be appreciated.
Cecilia Bartoli, Symphony Hall, Boston, October 24, 2005
Cecilia Bartoli strode onstage at Symphony Hall yesterday with a two- or three-yard satin train sweeping behind her emerald gown. Her arms swinging, she looked ready for business, like a prizefighter entering the ring. The Italian mezzo's business this time was to perform 13 arias, 10 of them from her latest best-selling album for Decca, ''Opera Proibita," music written in Rome by Handel, Alessandro Scarlatti, and Antonio Caldara during the period early in the 18th century when public performances of opera were banned for political or religious reasons. Composers responded to the crisis by producing highly operatic oratorios on religious themes -- a solution Handel would remember decades later in London, when the money for opera ran out. The first two arias presented the two extremes of the program. A brilliant Scarlatti piece with trumpets came first. Bartoli flung out irridescent sprays of notes like a dog shaking off his bath. No disrespect intended -- she's a natural phenomenon. This was followed by a slow, weeping aria by Caldara that displayed Bartoli's Damson plum timbre, her prodigious span of breath, her mastery of ornamentation, dynamics, and echo effects. Her voice is not large, but the emotional wallop it delivers is. She was expertly abetted by the Orchestra La Scintilla from the Zurich Opera. Led by its Cleveland-born concertmaster, Ada Pesch, this group plays with a grounded energy comparable to Bartoli's, and unlike many early-instrument bands, it is not <b>...</b>
Cecilia Bartoli strode onstage at Symphony Hall yesterday with a two- or three-yard satin train sweeping behind her emerald gown. Her arms swinging, she looked ready for business, like a prizefighter entering the ring. The Italian mezzo's business this time was to perform 13 arias, 10 of them from her latest best-selling album for Decca, ''Opera Proibita," music written in Rome by Handel, Alessandro Scarlatti, and Antonio Caldara during the period early in the 18th century when public performances of opera were banned for political or religious reasons. Composers responded to the crisis by producing highly operatic oratorios on religious themes -- a solution Handel would remember decades later in London, when the money for opera ran out. The first two arias presented the two extremes of the program. A brilliant Scarlatti piece with trumpets came first. Bartoli flung out irridescent sprays of notes like a dog shaking off his bath. No disrespect intended -- she's a natural phenomenon. This was followed by a slow, weeping aria by Caldara that displayed Bartoli's Damson plum timbre, her prodigious span of breath, her mastery of ornamentation, dynamics, and echo effects. Her voice is not large, but the emotional wallop it delivers is. She was expertly abetted by the Orchestra La Scintilla from the Zurich Opera. Led by its Cleveland-born concertmaster, Ada Pesch, this group plays with a grounded energy comparable to Bartoli's, and unlike many early-instrument bands, it is not <b>...</b>
Katherine Jenkins - Ave Maria - Faenol Festival 2005
The superlative and radiantly beautiful Welsh Mezzo Soprano Katherine Jenkins performs a windswept rendition of the aria 'Ave Maria', ascribed to Giulio Caccini, at Bryn Terfel's Faenol Festival (Gŵyl y Faenol), Faenol Estate, north Wales, Friday 26th August 2005. Clip taken from: www.katherinejenkins.org
The superlative and radiantly beautiful Welsh Mezzo Soprano Katherine Jenkins performs a windswept rendition of the aria 'Ave Maria', ascribed to Giulio Caccini, at Bryn Terfel's Faenol Festival (Gŵyl y Faenol), Faenol Estate, north Wales, Friday 26th August 2005. Clip taken from: www.katherinejenkins.org
