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5:29 flute wrong note!

Can anyone tell me where this was filmed? Thanks.

MEGA.

What the hell was Pollini thinking?! You can't play Beethoven with a Chopin mindset, it doesn't sound right.

ピリオドスタイルによる、新しいフルトヴェングラークラスの名演‼️

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Ma kuulan seda esitust vähemalt kaks korda nädalas. Lihtsalt super

彼の演奏、全面的に好きです‼️🩵🩷🩵🩷期待してます、彼の未来に。

numai comentarii din partea celor care stiu ce inseamna arta. fara ura, fara discriminare, fara razboaie. numai suflet si dragoste

21世紀に現れたクルレンツィスはまさに、偉大な天才指揮者です。ベートーヴェンの第9番に斬新な解釈で新しい生命を 吹き込みました。これからも、ながく大活躍されますよう、楽しみにして おります！

The most joyous performance!

I am thrilled by this performance - the joy of making music and of the Beethoven piece, the beauty of the sound, the sovereignty and brilliance of the soloist. You rarely hear anything like it these days.

Does anyone know which orchestra Kurt Masur is conducting? The UA-cam notes don't say...

There is another older performance: Beethoven Piano Concerto No 5 Michelangeli Celibidache Swedish Radio. ABM and Celibidache are younger, I think, the older performance is more exciting. (ua-cam.com/video/otqsPo6RTh0/v-deo.html)

Beethoven 9, Lorin Maazel, unvergleichlich…

Sem partitura tudo de cor ,..😮😮😮

Wow... Thank you for the poetry maestro... Just perfect...

Amazing work!

Es la mejor interpretación que he escuchado, Este director de orquesta sabe como meter emoción en cada parte de la sinfonía, magnífico!

FANTÁSTICOS!

🎵🎼mi fa sol sol fa mi re do do re mi re do do re mi do re mi fa mi .......Beethoven é pop!

DIOS EN LA TIERRA.... BETHOWEN.. DIOS. DIOS.. BETHOWEN.. GRANDIOSOS. DUDAMEL.. ERES SUPER MARAVILLOSO, BARQUISIMIETANO...

I'm so glad Ashkenazi is performing this concerto. This is one of my favorites and he's one of my favorites as well.

An diesem Werk schieden, scheiden und werden sich die "Geister" weiterhin scheiden und jeder, der es vorträgt, ist ein Sendbote (Frauen inklusive selbstverständlich). Einfach lauschen!!

Underated by many people, this is,however,one of the finest works of beethoven. Incredible performance. No words.

47:46

Saw him play in the Royal Festival Hall and the prefomance is on a CD

Karlos Kleiber and Seiji Ozawa made best recordings of this Bethoven masterpiece.

This was performed just on the debris of Konzerthaus Berlin, where the song has reached an unprecedented unity with reality. Despite the archaic video quality, I still think this is the most impressive version.

A.B.Michelangeli had one of the strongest left hand ever. He is once of the few virtuosi, who delivered the descending passages in the left hand from 7:18 to 7:38 as intended by Beethoven: "sempre bien marcato" .

Beethoven wrote this ouverture and several other numbers as stage music for Goethe's drama "Egmont", which has as its subject the uprising of the widely Protestant Netherlands against the occupation by the Spanish branch of the Catholic Habsburgians in the second half of the 16th century, with the Count Egmont as its main hero, who fought heroically against the invaders, but got caught and sentenced to death by being publicly decapitated. This character was based on the historical Count Lamoral de Egmond (1522 - 1568). ( The suddenly abrupting line in the first violins at 6:40, followed by a general pause of the whole orchestra, symbolizes the death of the hero, while the following triumphant coda of the piece foreshadows the uprising and final victory of the people against the Spanish invaders.) On the way to the scaffhold Goethe let him shout a fiery speech at his surrounding folks, in which he motivates them to never give up in fighting the foreign oppressors: "Freunde, höheren Mut! Im Rücken habt ihr Eltern, Weiber, Kinder! Und diese treibt ein hohles Wort des Herrschers, nicht ihr Gemüt ! Schützt eure Güter! Und euer Liebstes zu eretten, fallt, freudig, wie ich euch ein Beispiel gebe! (" Friends, higher courage! You are backed by parents, wives, children ! Whereas those are driven by an empty word of their ruler, not by their souls! Protect your goods! And in coming to rescue your dearest, die, joyfully, as I am about to give you an example !") Beethoven, having himself partly Flamish roots (his name giving it away of course), was naturally deeply moved by this sujet and as an admirer of the poet Goethe also very motivated to compose the music for this stageplay. The subject of the play, the brave fight of a people against a foreign oppressor, was especially relevant at the time, since just shortly before Napoleon and his armies had conquered and occupied Vienna, Beethoven's living place since 1792. So he would give only his very best efforts and at the end he was indeed really satisfied with his work and regarded the music as some of his best and most accomplished. He would also send a copy of the score to Goethe in Weimar, asking him very humbly for his opinion about the composition, but sadly the pretty haughty poet never answered him personally, even though in later years he would praise how perfectly Beethoven had captured his intentions in the so called "melodrame" of the play. ("Süßer Schlaf, du kommst wie ein reines Glück! / "Sweet Sleep, you are coming as a pure bliss! ") While the other numbers of the music are seldomly played in concerts today, the ouverture became a popular concert piece of Beethoven's on its own, and it is widely considered as one of the most brilliant examples of his often so called "Heroic Style" of his middle period as a composer.

Thrilling playing by three virtuosos. Great Beethoven.

This Eroica sounds as if it is being played by ghosts on ghost instruments.

Leif, Maestro I must tell you that your performance is the one I believe will go down in history as the Gold Standard. I have heard a dozen pianists and conductors (or more) play this piece and none has come close to the fantastic shine of this orchestra and choir led by your beautiful playing. I watch all the others just so I can appreciate you more. Blessings be to you.

Bernstein is perfection - unfortunately the video is not. The sound lags the picture by a slight amount. Someone would do the world (OK, me) a big favor by syncing it back up. I ain't got no skillz.

The size of his hands!

Couldn’t be better! Bravissimo!!

This is a wonderful version of Beethoven's ninth Symphony by a fantastic Russian orchestra. I specifically searched for a Russian orchestra when I decided to listen to this great symphony. Russian orchestras are best. Russia stands as the most artistic country in the world. And that's the truth.

This blew me away. Fantastic performance by Brendel and Orchestra.

Gracias

Overall a good performance, but sadly a weak tenor.

Exquisite and thrilling performance ❤

BRAVO! Precursor de todos os Mestres. Obrigada pela oportunidade de assistir a excelência das regências.

Obrigada! Thank you so much! Merci! Gracias! Grazie! Danke!

57:31 🎉

Bravo! But no Scherzo. Was it deleted in the video or no Scherzo played in the concert??

Extraordinaria ejecución.

Solti could play Beethoven's pieces to perfection. With any orchestra, his versions are for me the best. This character inspires me a lot and makes me appreciate classical music.

The first movement is my personal favorite even though all are great. I just love the original sound which is why I think Beethoven did all 33 variations.