Відео

15:36 Das Oberkammando der Wehrmacht….

Vorwarts nach osten!

1:25

Le deuxième mouvement me fait tellement penser à Bruckner !

I love Tchaikovsky, Dvorak and Holst much more than Bach, Beethoven and Handel , RIP all ❤ ...

39:04 What an unfortunate miss by the 2nd trombone. One bar too early.

Exceptional balance of voices, beautiful tone definition, excellent sound recording! Gratitude to all who made it possible

0:37

Excerpt 19:18

Why was there an AD in the middle of this💔💔

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23:45

Just like playing Bach's lute suites on electric guitar.

0:17 2:25

What the hell? That fourth movement…. Copland?

Thank you for taking the time to make and upload this video!

“What is our life but a series of preludes to that unknown song whose first solemn note is tolled by death? The enchanted dawn of every life is love. But where is the destiny on whose first delicious joys some storm does not break?… And what soul thus cruelly bruised, when the tempest rolls away, seeks not to rest its memories in the pleasant calm of pastoral life? Yet man does not long permit himself to taste the kindly quiet that first attracted him to nature’s lap. For when the trumpet sounds he hastens to danger’s post, that in the struggle he may once more regain full knowledge of himself and his strength.”

シュヒターは戦後の日本の音楽復興の恩人です。

Priceless.

1:57 - Побочная партия

Molto bello ❤️

Metal… Gear??

Super ❤ Avec ma flute traversiere je fais le morceau avec l'orchestre 😂😅

12:47

1 часть 0:00 вст 1:48 гп 2:47 пп 4:00 разработка? 5:39 гп в репризе 5:48 пп в репризе 7:00 кода 2 часть 8:47 вст 9:09 гп 9:45 пп 12:20 гп 12:46 пп+гп 13:07 заключение 3 часть 14:05 A 18:00 B 20:35 A 4 часть 24:00 вст 25:51 гп 26:40 пп первое проведение 27:00 пп второе проведение 28:52 разработка? эта же тема была во вступлении 31:07 пп у виолончели 32:56 кода?

讚👍

so fun to play except my orchestra teacher thinks that we can play the very end even faster than in this recording, i love her but she's definitely delusional 😭

Best cymbal crash in the world. This is a wonderful performance.

Interesting version. I'm not quite sure whether I like it or not in comparison to others, but it highlights certain nuances of the symphony that are not appreciated in most versions. Anyway, no matter who conducts, this symphony is absolutely incredible, as the rest of Prokofiev's symphonic work. About the second movement in particular... words fall short for me to express what it transmits. Just listen to 17:50.

masterpiece 19:54

España la pequeña rusia de parte de tio cha

It is indeed a masterpiece. While beautiful and at times even magical, the tone of this work is so majestically icy that it hints of a kind of inhuman menace and is therefore darker overall than either his 2nd or 3rd, which are more transparently aggressive. This is part of its brilliance. (though not nearly as dark as No. 6)

nice

21:52 10:20 10:55 11:45 13:29 14:09 14:41 15:45 16:50

1:01 1:14 1:53 3:02 3:50 5:02 7:01

Who's here from Deutsche Wochenshau?

17:11

Do these advertisers SERIOUSLY expect me to stop and watch their whole adverts bang smack in the middle of a movement? Counter productive. Thank goodness for ‘skip in 5’

Muy hermosa Sinfonia!!! Imposible NO oir !!!

There is a fugua at the Final ?!

Frankly, I think the greatest composers who have the best symphonies of all time are Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Mahler, Bruckner, AND OF COURSE THIS AMAZING COMPOSER WHO'SE TCHAÏKOVSKY!!!!!!!!!

最終楽章「テーマとバリエーション」はバランシンが振付している チャイコフスキーの交響曲よりもこれが好き

Thank you for putting this on youtube. So good to see what's in the score of this masterpiece! Although we need a bit better orchestra to bring this magic score to sound... Also sound quality is a bit strange.

Соло труб: 1 часть: 0:08, 5:03, 6:39, 7:10, 8:12, 2 часть: 9:17, 12:29, 12:44 3 часть: 15:55, 16:38, 19:19, 21:27, 22:03 4 часть:

Corto pero bellísima.

Papa, my favorite symphony is on. ❤❤ 4:15 4:17 4:19

It sounds very nostalgic. Was Gibbons longing to go back to mediëval times? Or maybe his childhood, like Chopin. He would have loved this music if only it had been available at the time! Great performance, thanks!

6:44

wonderful, I like the period instrument sounds

So fun to play. Reminds me of Tchaikovsky.