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My marching band show was this and “stairway to heaven” played on top of each other. It sounds like it would be bad but it actually sounds really good

Simply a masterpiece 😍😍😍

Masterpiece

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Music should always sound this delightful. Everything, from the musical ideas; the realization and development of those ideas, to the colors of the orchestration and the sonic textures is so pleasing to the ears. Holst's brilliant mind and imagination not only arched in the sound of modern Cinema, it is the sound of films. This is fine music. Splendid! 😎

The opening of Uranus sounds like jaunty flatulence. As it should.

Thanks for posting this; it identified passages I couldn't quite place. Just sublime!! Maazel must have been hard put to choose what to include and what to leave out. The video of him conducting the Philharmonic in this work is fascinating. This is the essence of The Ring and I was surprised I didn't miss the voices and stage action.

It starts with a scream and ends with a whisper. Any film, documentary, TV show that leaves the earth, becomes the land of Holst-based scoring.

Thank you for making this magnificent version of the work available to all of us. At 1 hour 41 minutes it is significantly faster (in places) than the more familiar Lenard and Brabbins versions yet it never actually sounds rushed or hurried. Adrian Boult generally favoured fairly brisk tempi. Oddly, the opening minute is taken at a significantly slower tempo than the Lenard recording although the orchestral section clocks in at 34 minutes while the Lenard requires 39. The children's choirs are not so prominent on this recording which is a shame but this is a minor caveat. What impresses me is the quality of the recording, despite being taken from a live concert way back in 1966 (when I was 10 years old). Note: compare this to his equally splendid but radically different Symphony No.22...all 9 minutes of it!

They play as loudly as they can but are still hardly hearable at all when everyone plays together. I've sang this piece twice with about five years in between in which I kept listening to many different recordings of it. The rehearsals for the second concert were the first time I noticed them, and I only did because they were explicitly mentioned by the conductor. The piece ist just so freaking loud during these moments.

I believe the timestamp for Fortune plango vulnera is wrong; you have it in the description as 3:40, whereas the first iteration starts at 2:45. Great video though; I've been waiting for a full score video of O Fortuna for some time so I'm happy it finally has one

Genius

How beautiful is this? I can play this on loop and listen to it all day, it's just stunning.

I feel like I am wandering in Rome to expand historically infinity

incredible omfggggg

Bro the Bassoon on this recording is dying 💀💀

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Bonjour j'aimerai savoir comment vous faites pour afficher le conducteur en temps reel , est ce avec du montage ? Merci de votre réponse cordialement

4:09:19 did you really have to cough (idek if that was a cough) at this beautiful moment man??!!

I got to speak to Ticheli once, he’s a really awesome guy

Mahler my beloved

Thank you very much for the description !

I so wish works such as this were performed more often.

Espetacular!

Beautiful, thanks for the upload! I'll share it

1:17:40 for clarinet reference

Quick, free and bright!

Played this with NAU a while ago, pretty fun piece!

Fantastica trascrizione

The supernatural has manifested

That organ in Saturn is just sublime in how deep and rich it sounds. I have never heard a recording have the organ come through with any kind of clarity in the bass, but this one did.

Her music is so dense and evokes such complex feelings. I have a hard time figuring out how to deal with that storm. I mean... In a wonderful way!

Holy sweet Jesus.

Amazing

2:25:36 the birdsong is so damn beautiful. It's been 2 and a half hours of rather grimy, if fun opera: everyone so far, mime, alberich, siegfried, wotan, fafner are all variously mean, grasping, stupid, cowardly, duplicitous, arrogant, spiteful, and above all selfish. It's been a lot of fun! But still, grimy. So suddenly something pure, transcendent, innocent, untainted is very refreshing

Dude was just a bit early for star wars

12:24 My favourite part of Pines of Rome

Pines of Via Appia will watch various historical great events Comfort of this performance is beyond description

Having listened to the original cd recording from ancient times for the past 30+ years, I still prefer it to this recording. I suppose it has to do with being so intimately familiar with its soundscape.

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4:15 I LOVE THAT PART, it’s GLORIOUS

As good as Boult's recording.

Thank you for uploading!

I absolutely love this part 6:14

Il mondo non apprezza abbastanza questo compositore... purtroppo!!!!!!

2:27 the time Schoenberg was not drunk

00:30:50: "Ziemlich rasch"

24:47

There were better singers for the role of Siegfried...

Not sure exactly what I was doing at 19 years old, but I can be pretty sure it wasn't composing one of the masterworks of the decade. Fighting chronic illness and chronic sexism at the same time. What a badass.