Відео

演奏中に咳をする観客、口を押さえるとかなぜ出来ないのかが不思議。

Listening to this performance anew one must Marvel at the virtuosity of this Peerless ensemble. Paradoxically this might make us forget the rightness of Eugene Ormandy 's interpretation. May I confess to being perplexed actually annoyed at the one listeners " Ormandy is good but .. " ?? Let me reiterate what I've often invited critics to do: Listen with your ears without a preconceived bias

Genius!!!!;

素晴らしい映像をありがとうございます。

I can hear it over and over again, simply heaven on earth and one of the extremely rare moments where orchestral music reaches an unequalled depth and warmth. What an epic chef, what a symbiotic connection with each of the players... Unglaublich schön

Min. 52:00 lo más cerca que ha estado el ser humano de lograr materializar lo Divino.

Qué hermosura disfrutar estos bellos Conciertos, Obras y Músicos Académicos!!!😅

Bellísimo!! Maravilloso ❤️!!!

One of the most beautiful piano concerto I've ever heard.

There has been no better Conductor and Pianist coordination than Mr. Bernstein and Mr. Zimerman.

❤❤❤please leave for ever...!!!!!!!

What's the name of the piece that begins at 2:12:20 ?

1:15

Hoy lo descubro, al Director, en V & VI sinfonias aún con mi pobre oido, noto diferencias.

The Best💖💖🎼🎹

The best conductor, every nuance, the texture, sheer genius Mr. Celibidache.

31:50 - 33:20 Fate comes knocking on your door to get you. 34:20 - 35:05 - a dance with the grim reaper himself 49:30 - Trumpets accompany your last journey of your ascent to heaven, taken over by heavenly strings and horn throughout the adagio. One can only wonder what the 4th movement could have brought. A work of absolute breathtaking scope and depth. Hail Bruckner.

Une pure merveille !

Concerto bellissimo il pianista ha sublimato il tutto bravo'!

最上の二番です！ 他の指揮者もこのように演奏できたらもっと有名な作品になったでしょう。

Mi alma se renueva al escuchar esta poesia hecha musica... Cada acorde se me representa de tal manera que fuese cada instante un segmento de un bello y tranquilo amanecer.

When I was in my teens, I listened a lot to Mahler, Shostakovich and Stravinsky and the likes. Now, in my 60s, I find this music so much more soothing and heartwarming. Echoes from different decades and composers and orchestrations that make me smile. To me, this is a beautiful piece, and I'm grateful to Cooper for composing it.

Beyond compare!

That first movement most certainly embodies "cheerfulness"! Can hardly wait to hear the rest.

The first, the greatest, the best. Strauss chose Flagstad and told her to choose the best, and she did: Furtwängler. “Autumnal” beauty at its deepest...

He makes sound the Eight not as a “small” symphony between the Seventh and the Ninth, but as the solid, forceful composition which it is.

Naturally Toscanini will be pissed off

My fav, watched many many times

so natural,nice

wow

amazing!

壮麗、典雅、厳粛，孤高。物欲など夾雑物とは無縁の天上世界に誘われた思い

40:40

so blest to have had wendy fine be my opera teacher. Shes truly so special and talented always knowing what arias would be fitting for my voice. Absolutely love her so much.🥰🤩

😅UUhhhjj😊😊😊😅😅?

Wow! This beginning of the 5th movement is just unbelievable! So slow, but soooo persuasive!

35:54

Absolute snooze fest like most of his recordings. Sorry..

I haven't listened to this wonderful, challenging symphony in its entirety in several years. I had forgotten how fragmentary the thematic material is, how Bruckner manages a strikingly modern sound through the harmonic instability of its opening theme translated throughout all four movements. Striking dissonances and textures, especially compared to the much more consonant, lyrical, sanguine 7th. Special praise for the timpanist, the principal oboe, flute, and the lower brass choir including those magnificent Wagner tubas. And Celi and Anton, of course! And this is the only Bruckner symphony whose finest movement is, for me, the Scherzo.

Bueno, el concierto númro uno de Tchaikoski, nunca dejará de conmoverme, lo interprete quien lo interprete. Es una inspiración Divina.

jfc...wow. he is good. remember, nobody, even to this day, all the greats...they cannot do this. the young glenn gould is probably the greatest technical pianist of the last century, perhaps more. I'd give my left nut to hear him play Chopin Op 28.

Αριστουργηματικη εκτελεση γεματη δυναμη και ακριβεια. Μπραβο!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Ho 73 anni il 14 luglio. Questo concerto è stato e sarà, sempre il mio preferito.

playing the ending quickly is a crime

Where did you get this recording? Do you have a cd or LP?

Inmenso, descomunal, Chelibidache vuelve a hacer el milagro con su Filarmónica de Munich. En sus manos la música de Tchaikovsky vuelve a cobrar una vida nueva, más que un director parece un mago. Gracias a Chelibidache (un genio con la capacidad de entender realmente la música del gran genio ruso), han quedado cómo cánones inalcanzables pero inspiradores para las nuevas generaciones de directores estas grabaciones insuperables de muchas de las grandes obras sinfónicas de Tchaikovsky (falta Manfred, una verdadera pena, pensar como sonaría el infierno con esos metales y esa orquesta entrenada para producir cualquier grado de intensidad posible, hasta casi lo insoportable).

Cool

Versión insuperable, al igual que la de la sexta. Chelibidache dejó estas grabaciones que, desde entonces, son las varas de medida de la gran música sinfónica de Tchaikovsky. Y muy pocos directores se acercan siquiera a la mitad, superar lo que hizo Chelibidache con estas partituras es simplemente imposible. Lastima que la grabación conservada de la cuarta sea más antigua, con menos calidad de sonido (y menos inspirada, todo hay que decirlo). Lastima también que no exista un registro de la sinfonía Manfred: sólo imaginar esos climax de pesados metales lúgubres en manos de este mago de la interpretación y de su prodigiosa Filarmónica de Munich hace soñar.

I have just had a great opportunity to listen to Bruckner's 9th with the 4th movement of the latest version by Tokyo Met Orchestra. It is the world premiere that is edited by Dr John Phillips. As Inbal mentioned at the interview, today's performance will be a milestone & benchmark of the symphony development which is a reference for a lot of players and listeners. Thank you, maestro.

Daniel Barenboim is superb.