0:23 - I. Los trabajadores agricolas (The land workers)
3:23 - II. Danza del trigo (Wheat dance)
7:09 - III. Los peones de hacienda (The cattle men)
9:05 - IV. Danza final (Malambo)
[12:24 - Applause]

Edgardo Ibañez

gracias

Alonso

Obrigado (Gracias)

P.R.Rivero

¡¡¡Gracias!!!! Saludos desde CABA.

Salvador Moreno Peralta

2y↑17

Bellísima, electrizante obra, poderosa interpretación: dos genios de la música, dos regalos de latinoamerica al mundo: Ginastera y Dudamel, Argentina y Venezuela. Un abrazo emocionado desde España.

Jayden Bernal

5y↑36

The last 2 minutes of this piece are so hypnotizing

Jose Alicea Espada

3y↑12

Orgullo de Venezuela ,Argentina y Toda LatinoAmerica...Fueron Buenos tiempos !!!!

Carlos Vila

4y↑27

Gran interpretación!!..que orgullo! Viva mi patria ARGENTINA

Per Eriksson

Viva Argentina and Venezuela, the nations of the great composer and the fantastic conducter! :) Greetings from Sweden

Claudio Broussaingaray

2y↑9

Extraordinaria obra...y bajo la batuta de Dudamel adquiere todo su esplendor. Sin duda Ginastera es de los grandes del siglo XX.

Carolina Répide

3y↑13

Qué excelencia de Obra Musical!!!!Magestuosa Dirección Orquestal!!!!!Gracias Alberto Ginastera por haberla compuesto y gracias G.Dudamel por haberla dirigido tan brillantemente!!!!!!!!!

J.T. H.

1y↑4

Probablemente la mejor obra de Ginastera.

isaac Clarke

3y↑6

What I would give to listen to that french horn section, conducted by this mastermind in a live performance. If it was the last thing I did ever, I'd go in peace.

Manny Laureano

7y↑21

Seriously focused, solid playing. They love playing and it shows.

jslasher1

7y↑21

Such a superb performance, one played with passion and commitment.

northtowersax

3y↑5

I absolutely love this music.

Diana Lee

2y↑2

A very youthful orchestra! Bravissimo

First Lady

That was SUCH a wonderful concert. THE BEST

Vera Santarelli

3y↑4

Meraviglioso Gustavo Dudamel in Estancia Suite di Ginastera e come plasma la grande Simon Bolivar...mi commuove!

Nubia Tamiche

5y↑13

Uff como me encanta; Dudamel con la Orquesta que dirija simplemente brilla y los hace delirar...!

HERNAN ESCOBAR

Nora Moyano

Hola Gustavo maestro qué hermoso me re gusta FELICITACIONES bendiciones

Maria Tereza Gomes Basile

6y↑3

Maravilhoso!

磯田勝宏

2y↑1

The youth virtuosos!
Bravo!!

lednew2010

6y↑43

Love those fearless french horn players especially, but bravo a tutti!

Melania Monica Craciun

Let only music rule the world fans, let it sound just this good

Vera Santarelli

3y↑6

Questo brano dovrebbe essere divulgato con il grandioso ed inimitabile Gustavo Dudamel in Ginastera Estancia con la splendida Simon Bolivar formata da giovanissimi musicisti....Quando ho ascoltato la prima volta Estancia Suit sono rimasta incollata alla sedia fino all'esplosione finale ... Mai visto una cosa del genere entusiasmo, ammirazione e gioia trasmessi a noi tutti....INCREDIBILE!

A. C.

Sono d'accordo con te. Questa musica è stupenda e fa scattare ogni emozione ogni volte che la sento :))

Deportivo Fútbol Show

Gli ultimi due minuti sono veramente meravigliosi.

adrixm

3y↑2

astounding. Bravi tutti!

Diana Lee

2y↑3

Love Dudamel. He will be conducting this and The Rite of Spring May 5 with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at our Music Center. B should be very exciting!

Baethoven

I went on the 7th. It was wonderful.

Michael Rydzynski

6y↑10

The last minute-and-a-half-plus (10:43-12:24) are feverishly hypnotic.

Dan Kelly

1y↑1

If I had the skill and opportunity to conduct this ballet, I'd step off the podium and sit down and just soak in the last two minutes or so. No conducting needed until the very end.

Pablo González

Excelente obra e interpretación! Creo que en cuestión de edición, faltó enfocar más a las percusiones en momentos donde el bombo, timbales y platillos aportan mucho a la obra :(

Diana Lee

2y↑1

Love Dudamel! He will be conducting this work and The Rite of Spring May 5 with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at our Music Center. Should be very exciting!

Susan Lauscher

2y↑1

Saw/heard the Saturday night performance. Sat behind the orchestra, so I could see everything Dudamel was doing. It was very exciting!

Sofia Galliker

5y↑4

Wonderful! Fantastic!👏👏👏😍

Mavis Rakoa

5y↑1

¡
Hermoso!

Sarah Hearn-vonFoerster

Greatly enjoyed this energetic, positive music...new to me, used as the Daily Conundrum by our wonderful WCPE, the Classical Music Station, in North Carolina 😀. Would love to see the Ballet.

Ricardo Martinez

Римм Корсак, yes, the musical passion here does remind of the great Russian composers which I happen to love.

peter owen

4y↑3

A very interesting and talented composer obviously on the Stravinsky side and I think it's a shame that when S. took up serialism Ginastera followed him.

leslie Cantrell

LOVE HIS DIMPLES! What a maestro!!

Hollie Meyer

EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Carlos Alberto Marino

3y↑15

No sin orgullo, destaco que el maestro Alberto Ginastera, es ARGENTINO.

Pablo Rivero

3y↑1

¡¡¡Canejo!!! abrazo.

Al Pujol

No me digas!

Pax Wallace

Pretty flutist. Somehow I've heard more ambitious less obvious works from this very composer .

Nicolás Flamm

Esto merece un moshpit.

bdfan4ever

Wow!!!!!

Francisco Boggiano

...just merely the fucking number 1, demasiado talento e intensa trayectoria desde muuuuy chiquito....los pasa a todos por arriba...jeje

FouriousLive

Were trombones in this piece?

pincmin

3y↑3

Qué lindo escuchar un malambo estilizado de esta manera, y meten un grito sapucai???😅

A. C.

3y↑2

el maravilloso efecto "frullato" (o tremolo dental) de la flautas, piccolo y clarinetes :)

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Carolina Répide

3y↑2

Sí,es cierto,se escucha un grito Sapucai!!!!🤭😂😂

Al Pujol

No es un Sapucai... Es el relincho de los caballos, ejecutado por los clarinetes. Se trata de un Malambo, danza (masculina) argentina que exalta la unión del hombre de la campaña (el gaucho) con su compañero inseparable, el caballo!

Faith Sophie Beatrice

5y↑5

7:08 - nimble cellist :-o

Sarah Hearn-vonFoerster

3y↑1

I thought so too....amazing!

John Zielinski

4y↑4

I wonder if this wonderful orchestra of exceptional Venezuelan musicians is still intact, or did it succumb to the disaster of Socialism like the rest of the country? How many these young people are still playing, and how many are dumpster diving for their next meal?

Johnny Melvo

It was thanks to Venezuela's socialism that this orchestra was boosted in the first place. Without Hugo Chavez's socialist spending, this orchestra would have never grown to international fame (and the country would be much poorer than it is today).

In fact, aren't most professional orchestras around the world paid for with public taxes? And isn't the BBC a government-owned chain?

John Zielinski

4y↑1

@Johnny Melvo Governments can finance all sorts of wonderful things when they have the tax revenue that flows in from a robust and well-regulated free market system. Venezuela had that once and gave it away. They did not learn the lessons of history and adopted a system that had proven itself a disastrous failure many times over. Today Socialism is thoroughly refuted in both theory and practice, but the Venezuelans had to demonstrate it one more time. I hope the musicians of this orchestra have found a forum for their talents in other parts of the world.

koromoto okendo

3y↑1

This does not exist anymore, the most part of this fantastic musicians had to leave the country searching for a better life. They belong to the venezuelan exodus or diaspora. If a country is great their young don't want to leave it. And this "El Sistema" of young orquestras was not created by the chavismo. It was created by a man called Abreu about 40 years ago. He died recently.

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Vee 10

Holy shit!

James K. Taylor

I missed the dancing. Good tpts.

johcafra

5y↑2

At 9:04 don't just sit there. I'll wager that by then you simply can't.

jslasher1

7y↑8

The BBC announcer did not pronounce the composer's name correctly.

Kevin Cushman

6y↑1

Katie Derham is allowed a mistake or two.

Adriana Schmorak

6y↑2

The correct name is Alberto Ginastera. Ballet Suite « Estancia »

Felipe Copaja

6y↑3

nope, just a simple r, like in "gotta". And the initial "Gi" is not as in "jeans", but a harsher "He"

Joseph Henriquez

yes she did, Ginastera's last name is pronounced with a hard g syllable

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jslartey2

4y↑3

The rhythm in the first movement is wrong. The cello/bass and bass drum keep playing that third of the triplet in the wrong place. It might be their attack that comes a hair too late, but it makes it sound like a duple meter where there should be triplets.

jslasher1

4y↑2

I think you've got it right. Your ears are better than mine.

Alex Lira

4y↑1

This is how the piece is written, I’ve seen the percussion part. It was meant to sound like that. You can hear some of it also in the 4th movement.

jslartey2

Alex Lira Trombone I’ve never seen the percussion parts, but I’ve played the cello/bass part and it’s definitely written the way I described. Maybe the bass drum part is written differently, or it’s just hard to hear.

Alex Lira

jslartey2 yeah maybe it’s hard to hear, I bet the recording of it is not doing it’s justice to what it actually sounds like in person. I just know that bass drum and timpani are both like trying to make the duple rhythm with each other while the snare, tam tam, and tambourine are with normal groove. Very weird feel