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Congratulations on this exciting opportunity! We really enjoyed the Symphonic Dances and are looking forward to your future concerts with the NDR!

Congratulations, You really deserved that 👍👍

Сашенька. Светлая память ! Талантище большой !!!!!

Beautiful

Bravissimo !

Holy cow this is some of the best orchestral writing I've ever heard. How come I've never heard of this piece before?

I wish this gem concerto will never be forgotten.

A touching outburst of brutal pain, comparable to that expressed in the Sixth Symphony, related to the great disappointment at the sudden break in his friendship with Mme. von Meck, which occurred at the time of this composition. After conducing the premiere, he collected the individual parts of the orchestra in great agitation, intending to destroy them, but was stopped by the director, Ziloti. Later he adapted the main theme for piano, giving it the significant title of "passionate confession" (Aveu Passionné). It was an event that brought him a lot of bitterness, but at the end of his life there was a gesture of reconciliation, according to a Von Meck relative's account to biographer David Brown. She couldn't stand the composer's death, dying a short time later. Their destinies were inexorably linked.

A totally breathtaking performance! Kudos to all!

Sofferta sinfonia.L attacco e' stato quasi saccheggiato di plagio , per dare forza drammatica nel film " Avarar",quando per qualche minuto, sembra prossima la disfatta dei fascinosi alieni ,indiani, incas.Sinfonia nobile comunque ,con molti momenti di cellule tematiche infinite Quasi un anticipo del sinfonismo ad enorme escursione , malheriano.Non un capolavoro secondo me, ma un ottimo lavoro.Mi dispiace pensare che il compositore subisse uno smacco feroce,all 'accoglienza di questo lavoro.E a parte la disgraziata direzione di allora,era un'opera troppo moderna per i gusti dell 'epoca .

Bravo, very talented and brilliant Sergey Khachatryan, and the orchestra!

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Музыка очень тревожная . О чем он думал ,когда её сочинял ?

What a great cellist. So sad to pass at such a young age.

where can i find his recording with Leonidas Kovakos ( Brahms double concerto) ???

Absolutely sublime. One of the most moving pieces of music ever composed. Thank you Stanislav and your wonderful orchestra.

What better Christmas present could I have given to myself than listening to excerpts from my favorite opera led by one of my favorite conductors! How incredibly lush and precise the sound of the Malaysian Philharmonic is! How was it possible that the very first production of Pique Dame in Malaysia was so excellent? As far as I, as a non-Russian, can tell from the video, even the Russian pronunciation of the chorus was outstanding! An unbelievable amount of work and discipline must have gone into this production! How did it come about, and how were you called upon to lead it?

Светлая память.... Великолепному музыканту....

Какая невосполнимая утрата, какое счастье что есть такие записи…

Wonderful !!!

A year ago, at the beginning of the lockdown, I was watching this splendid video almost obsessively - and now, on the occations of the anniversary of its entry into in my consciousness, I have returned to it - and it sets my pulse racing every bit as much as it did a year ago!

Full performance is available for free on Moscow Philharmonic official web-site: meloman.ru/concert/orkestr-moskovskoj-filarmoniistanislav-kochanovskijbrandrej-korobejnikov/ You have to register first, then you can watch it.

- "И вечность открыла свои врата"... Момент невыразимой глубины.... Низкий поклон музыкантам и их руководителю.

Абсолютно согласна, для меня Станислав Кочановский стал открытием в таком же регистре после цикла концертов Рахманинова в Парижской Филармонии в 2019...

This is a piece for which one has to read the score along with the music, if one can. Even the video doesn't reveal the unfathomable detail and subtlety of Tchaikovsky's nearly Impressionistic instrumentation (which was way ahead of its time) - but listening to Kochenovsky's masterful interpretation makes the finesses of the score unbelievably clear! One of the most unjustly neglected masterpieces (also by Tchaikovsky himself, after the premiere) not only among Tchaikovsky's works, but perhaps in the history of music altogether!

La meva simfonia preferida de Rachmaninov. Sempre és un plaer re- escoltar-la. La versió preferida és la d'André Previn amb la Simfònica de Londres. Aquesta versió, però, està força bé. Ben tocada, equilibrada, contundent quan fa falta . Gràcies

amazing performance....

Sergey Khachatryan is amazing! I wish to have him as my lecture

¿Volvemos a tener grandes directores rusos? ¡Creeré en el mundo!

Beautiful !! One of the unsung works of Tchaikovsky ! Should be performed more frequently !

I can't understand why there are no comments on this terrific performance of this powerful symphony. While I am not especially familiar with this conductor or this orchestra, I should be. Electrifying performance.

이 악단은 얼마나 많이 차이콥스키 교향곡 6번을 연주했을까요? 1000번, 2000번, 3000번? 그러나 이들의 진지함은 존경스럽습니다. 제가 이들과 한국의 수많은 도시를 돌면서 공연해 봤습니다. 위대한 음악가들입니다.

Thank you : )

Absolutely love this symphony, my favorite from the Rock. The conductor looks like he was transported from the late 19th century.

Amazing

Larghetto 22:54

This is my first listen to Maestro Kochanovsky(as far as I'm aware) and my first listen to this symphony. I'm going through the Big composers I can think of and listening to their 1st... first;). So far I'm hooked. Peace and Much Groove

Absolutely Superb !

I can't believe that when this was first premiered, people disliked it... maybe because it was the conductor?

that was epic! Gave me the chills! Prosta Klasna Krasiva!

Esta obra la compuso con 24 años y fue un punto de partida y reflexión ya que fue un fracaso espantoso,tanto la crítica como el público dijeron lo mismo,es más se dijo que el director que llevó la batuta esa ocasión tan señalada estaba ebrio como remate. Este desastroso capitulo de su carrera musical compositora le dañó enormemente y le hizo que le surgieran serias dudas sobre su valía como compositor y estuvo varios años de silencio creativo,se supo también que resquebraja su equilibrio psíquico, años después contactó con un psicoanalista el Dr.Bohl que le ayudó con sus tratamientos a salir de tal desgarradora crisis y cuando el compositor recuperó su confianza en sí mismo compuso su mejor y más popular obra y se la dedicó al doctor Bohl,su celebérrimo concierto num 2 piano y orquesta en do m op.18 que fue un EXITAZO exagerado,obra de referencia en auditorios y conciertos de todo tipo

43:41 got me 😂

powerful rendition. The accuracy could still be improved tho

Stephen Colbert on bass trombone

Around 0.57 we hear the start of "All The Lonely People" by the Beatles. Its repeated in variations throughout later. Listen at 5:42 like a fugue.

Muito legal!!!

Сергей--виртуоз непревзойденный, но хочу подчеркнуть еще и великолепное сопровождение оркестра. Спасибо дирижеру за фантастическую работу.

To my mind, one of the most grievously underestimated works in the entire history of music! Tchaikovsky's own utter condemnation of the work (except for small parts of the middle section, which he rewrote for piano solo under the title Aveu passioné) remains one of the many riddles in his biography. True, large swaths of Voyevoda are brutal and cruel, but the middle section contains two of the most ravishing melodies he ever wrote! If this video cannot redeem the work from oblivion, I don't know what can. The scoring alone, including perhaps the first appearance ever of the celesta - is absolutely miraculous, and all of the varied repetitions are optimally well-taken; the work would be too short without them! The piece as a whole represents the quintessence of the uniquely extreme breadth of Tchaikovsky's expressive capacities: as in the Pathétique and the Manfred Symphony, utmost tenderness is directly juxtaposed to utmost violence!

Magnificent!!!!!!

Is there a recording of the full performance? Would love to see it!