Europa Konzert 2011: Madrid [Blu-ray]
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- アスペクト比 : 1.78:1
- メーカーにより製造中止になりました : いいえ
- 言語 : 英語
- 製品サイズ : 1 x 13.5 x 17.2 cm; 10 g
- EAN : 0880242583949
- メディア形式 : クラシック
- 発売日 : 2011/9/27
- 出演 : Canizares, Berliner Philharmoni
- 販売元 : Euroarts
- ASIN : B005H7WE14
- ディスク枚数 : 1
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上位レビュー、対象国: 日本
レビューのフィルタリング中に問題が発生しました。後でもう一度試してください。
2022年9月22日に日本でレビュー済み
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ギターのことはよく知らなくて、古くはせいぜいNイエペスとか、比較的新しいものでもJウィリアムスぐらいのCDを数枚しか持ってはいない。しかしそれでも、このギタリストの力量は相当なものだとは私も思う。ただ、アランフェスの様なひたすら美しい曲を、終始苦虫を噛み潰したような顔で演奏されては敵わない。だから『そんなに弾くの嫌なら演奏辞めろ』と言いたくなる。まさに映像付きだとこういう事が、意外と大きな影響力を持つ。また、CDであれば何の問題もないがソロとオーケストラとのバランスが悪く、せっかくの名演が聴き取れない。まあ映像による臨場感を出そうとすればする程、こういうことになってしまう。つまりCDだとミキシングで如何様にでも歪曲?できるのだが…(笑)。
2019年11月25日に日本でレビュー済み
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映像、音質がとても良く、とても素晴らしいです。
他の国からのトップレビュー

Mister X
5つ星のうち1.0
Concerto sotto la media
2015年5月19日にイタリアでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Il chitarrista è scandaloso. il concerto di Aranjuez (il solo che ho sentito fin'ora) è pieno zeppo di errori e di svisature non presenti nell'opera. Peccato

C. J. de Swardt
5つ星のうち4.0
Europa Konzert
2013年5月26日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
An interesting and enjoyable program, especially the Concierto De Aranjues with its interaction between a lone guitarist and the full Berliner Philharmoniker and the magnificent Second Symphony of Rachmaninov. What a joy to watch and listen to this DVD, as performed by my favorite orchestra, the Berlin Philharmoniker and recorded in Blue-ray. Highly recommended.

Joseph L. Ponessa
5つ星のうち5.0
Aranjuez a la Flamenca
2011年10月15日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
The Berlin Philharmonic have just completed two decades traveling to a different country of Europe every May 1st for their anniversary concert. The Second Europa Konzert was conducted by Daniel Barenboim at the Escorial in 1992, with the assistance of Placido Domingo singing several operatic segments. The Escorial has far too resonant an acoustic, and the building battled the musicians through the whole concert. Now the Twenty-First Europa Konzert was been conducted by Simon Rattle at a far more favorable venue, the Teatro Real in Madrid. The video contains a nice balance of close-ups and long-shots, and allows one to get a sense of the house, which has a very deep amphitheater. The blu-ray clarity allows one to see the various cameras at work, one rolling back and forth right in front of the stage and filming both audience and performers from a low angle. That angle becomes extremely important during the featured middle piece, the Concierto de Aranjuez, but also plays a nice role in the other two.
It is a shame to bring the Berlin Philharmonic all the way down from Germany and then excuse half of them for the middle feature, which requires much smaller orchestral forces. They conclude the evening with a magnificent performance of Rachmaninoff's second symphony, which shows they had more music in them than the program let them play. One wonders why the Russian composer appears in the Spanish concert, and the only connection I can think of is stylistic. Rodrigo and Rachmaninoff were both romantic composers, and their pieces on this program are among the most nostalgic ever written.
Cañizares (full name Juan Manuel Cañizares) gives a flamenco-flavored account of the concerto. Some of the orchestral players seated behind him seem a little dubious about his interpretation. No doubt he brings out a quality of the music that would not be accessible otherwise. Cañizares once collaborated with his fellow flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucia on a recording which included this concerto, so he brings some experience to the performance. It is good to have a recent high-definition audio recording of the concerto to add to one's collection, and a little different take on the old war-horse is certainly welcome. The piece was played throughout the Franco period (1940-1978) for its nostalgic qualities, like a dirge for the trauma of the Civil War. In 1981 when I visited Spain for the first time, the piece was still streaming from radios all day long. Then later with the triumph of the Socialists the mood of the nation changed, and the music changed with it. Now with perhaps the piece is making a comeback.
It is a shame to bring the Berlin Philharmonic all the way down from Germany and then excuse half of them for the middle feature, which requires much smaller orchestral forces. They conclude the evening with a magnificent performance of Rachmaninoff's second symphony, which shows they had more music in them than the program let them play. One wonders why the Russian composer appears in the Spanish concert, and the only connection I can think of is stylistic. Rodrigo and Rachmaninoff were both romantic composers, and their pieces on this program are among the most nostalgic ever written.
Cañizares (full name Juan Manuel Cañizares) gives a flamenco-flavored account of the concerto. Some of the orchestral players seated behind him seem a little dubious about his interpretation. No doubt he brings out a quality of the music that would not be accessible otherwise. Cañizares once collaborated with his fellow flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucia on a recording which included this concerto, so he brings some experience to the performance. It is good to have a recent high-definition audio recording of the concerto to add to one's collection, and a little different take on the old war-horse is certainly welcome. The piece was played throughout the Franco period (1940-1978) for its nostalgic qualities, like a dirge for the trauma of the Civil War. In 1981 when I visited Spain for the first time, the piece was still streaming from radios all day long. Then later with the triumph of the Socialists the mood of the nation changed, and the music changed with it. Now with perhaps the piece is making a comeback.

Joerg
5つ星のうち5.0
Nur ein Wort: Empfehlenswert!
2012年9月4日にドイツでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Zunächst zur Musikauswahl: Spanische "Klänge" vom Feinsten. Chabrier wird rhythmisch und federnd dargeboten, das ist kaum verbessernswert. Das berühmte Gitarren-Concierto de Aranjuez gefällt ebenfalls, auch im Tempo. Wie der Vor-Rezensent möchte ich aber eine kleine Einschränkung machen. Gerade bei einem Gitarrenkonzert will man doch die Fingerarbeit des Solisten sehen! Man sieht sie auch, leider unterbrochen durch zu lange Totalaufnahmen des Gesichtes bzw. der geschlossenen Augen des Interpreten. Diese kleine Abwertung erscheint mir aber nicht ausreichend, um zu einem Punktabzug zu kommen.
Zur Technik: Überragender Klang mit echter Raumwirkung! Wobei ich darauf hinweise, dass ich nur per hochwertigem Kopfhörer und auschliesslich im Modus PCM-Stereo höre. Ich wünschte mir solch einen "Bluray"-Ton auch auf Rattle-Aufnahmen mit seinem Orchester aus der Berliner Philharmonie. Das Bild ist in allen Phasen excellent und einer Bluray voll würdig!
Zur Technik: Überragender Klang mit echter Raumwirkung! Wobei ich darauf hinweise, dass ich nur per hochwertigem Kopfhörer und auschliesslich im Modus PCM-Stereo höre. Ich wünschte mir solch einen "Bluray"-Ton auch auf Rattle-Aufnahmen mit seinem Orchester aus der Berliner Philharmonie. Das Bild ist in allen Phasen excellent und einer Bluray voll würdig!

I. Giles
5つ星のうち5.0
Outstanding Rodrigo stars in a most enjoyable concert
2011年10月12日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
I was intrigued by the idea of a flamenco artist playing the Rodrigo concerto with the Berlin Orchestra and it was for that reason that I took the gamble and bought the disc. My personal favourite performance of this concerto up to this point had been the Bream/Gardiner CD which is excellent by any standards. I had some reservations about the Rachmaninov as neither the orchestra nor Simon Rattle are famed for such repertoire. I thought that sheer on-the-edge Russian fire (Svetlanov or Ashkenazy for example) might not exactly be a natural for them. Indeed their very sophistication might be a hindrance. As regards the Chabrier - well, quite an enjoyable make-weight but hardly the reason for purchasing such a disc.
I have now seen the disc 3 times and both I and my wife have been completely bowled over by the Rodrigo concerto on each occasion - a wonderful revelation and quite the best we have ever heard. Astonishing delicacy displayed by all is the over-riding impression coupled with a tight overall control of rhythm (as you might expect).
The Rachmaninov isn't bad either. Not the Russian fire as explained above but not the over-attention to small details that I feared from Simon Rattle either. Instead we get a deeply felt and convincing central European reading which is very well recorded as expected and which serves as a very satisfying alternative non-Russian view. One that is far more effective than the earlier version recorded by Maazel with this orchestra in my opinion. The Chabrier is OK!
Altogether an excellent concert here though that will surely give a great deal of pleasure to a great number of people - including doubters like me! Well done to all concerned.
Extra note for Rachmaninov enthusiasts
If a really authentic Russian sounding performance of the Rachmaninov is the key interest I would suggest investigating the 2007 double DVD set of the Symphony 2 under Bychkov coupled with The Bells and The Symphonic Dances plus 2 hours of illustrated documentaries on Arthaus - riveting performances throughout in excellent sound and vision.
I have now seen the disc 3 times and both I and my wife have been completely bowled over by the Rodrigo concerto on each occasion - a wonderful revelation and quite the best we have ever heard. Astonishing delicacy displayed by all is the over-riding impression coupled with a tight overall control of rhythm (as you might expect).
The Rachmaninov isn't bad either. Not the Russian fire as explained above but not the over-attention to small details that I feared from Simon Rattle either. Instead we get a deeply felt and convincing central European reading which is very well recorded as expected and which serves as a very satisfying alternative non-Russian view. One that is far more effective than the earlier version recorded by Maazel with this orchestra in my opinion. The Chabrier is OK!
Altogether an excellent concert here though that will surely give a great deal of pleasure to a great number of people - including doubters like me! Well done to all concerned.
Extra note for Rachmaninov enthusiasts
If a really authentic Russian sounding performance of the Rachmaninov is the key interest I would suggest investigating the 2007 double DVD set of the Symphony 2 under Bychkov coupled with The Bells and The Symphonic Dances plus 2 hours of illustrated documentaries on Arthaus - riveting performances throughout in excellent sound and vision.