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There was no need for all the talking, we could hear for ourselves what was happening.

All Prokofiev endings

Best ending ever: Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra

why do you ruin it by talking over so much of it?!?!

Shostakovich's 11th is always played so slowly, recording of Andris Nelsons and Boston Symphony Orchestra really gives this revolutionary confidence and shivers

the finale of the last movement of Sibelius' second symphony.

Soft pedal/Una corda pedal: makes sound softer, whole keyboard shifted to the right to hit less strings Sostenuto Pedal: Similar to the sustain pedal but note will sustain when you play the key then press it, it will not sustain if you play notes after the pedal pressed Sustain Pedal: you can still hear the sound even the key has been released, all damper raise

Where is the ending of Bruckner’s 8th? Without it the list is incomplete

You may notice the beginning of the video now has no music and funny sounding audio quality in the voiceover. This is because we have had to erase the music originally used in the introduction. The music should be resolved soon, however the voiceover quality in the beginning will still sound like this. Sorry for the inconvenience!

The tempo is too slow to illustrate the horror of this massacre.

Orchestras and conductors names please.

el video más idiota que he visto en este sitio. A quien se le ocurre estar bla bla bla con esa música hermosa.

As a professional 🎺 player, Dvorak 9th will always be my favorite finale.

For me Mahlers 9ths symphony is one of the most epic: in most symphonies the end is the climax. In Mahlers 9th it's not that business as usual: That symphony fades out more and more and ends soft and fragile.

You said Euphonium. Instantly, I’m interested.

It would be fantastic to know the orchestras and conductors that play the versions presented in this wonderful video (and the theatres or venus too). Thanks and congrats for it!

2:02 That text effect has me rewinding and rewinding 🔥🔥

This part of the symphony is certainly the best part, the bleak military sound really makes the point very clear without needing any words. It, unlike many other Russian symphonies, does not glorify the military, yet depicts it as a brutal tool that monarchs used to suppress voice and pleading. Whilst the 7th symphony is by far my favourite from Shostakovich, it's no doubt that this is a masterpiece as well.

Love the whole concept of these Obsidian Music UA-cam videos.

there is no question about the Resurrection being number one but I would like to have seen the Bruckner 8 and Shostakovich 7 somewhere on the list as far as "epic" endings...(I dont know the conductor at the end of the mahler but she is definitely a hottie)

Missing Wagner

Sorry. Couldn't watch. Talks me to death. 😢

Mahler 2 is the one.

Thank you for putting tchaikovsky 's 4 th in I think that ending is the best of all also a shame you didn't add Beethoven 5 th end that's epic 😊

No Beethoven 5 th ending ?😮

You compiled a good list but the top ending should be the Mahler 2nd symphony. Its far greater than even the 8th and the marvelous Bruckner. Well, bravo for your inclusion of the gorgeous Atterberg and sorry you excluded the 7th symphony (Lenningrad) by Shostakovich.

This is absolutely amazing! The editing and the music are of highest quality! Great job! Well done.

Probably say a little much emphasis on Russian composers. They're all great....but.....Mahler 5,9, Elgar 2nd, Franck Symphony, Vaughan Williams 4th and others could've been included here....

Go and listen to the wonderful triumph ending of the fourth movement of Kalinnikov Symphony No1 It will astound you!! Michael R

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How perfect sung. A n d in dolby Atmos recorded (I think) very clever to do this separate recording. Would give my horse for more of this.

Love the videos and love how wide of a range they have, most of these type of things have just the classics. A few honorable mentions in my opinion: Beethoven 3, Symphonie Fantastique, Mahler 1, Ives 4, Shostakovich 4, Shostakovich 7, Shostakovich 15, Sibelius 7, Neilson 4, plenty from Vaughan Williams as well, so much good stuff! Keep it up!

Better.

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The sound in every recording is stunning! Love it.

Where is Medtner's piano concertos and Liszt's totentanz? Literally the most epic works!

Mahler #2. Got that right.

2:36 RIP to the cymbal player's forearms

Ling Ling can practice 40 hours per day twice a day

Some excellent choices here. Thanks. However, the epic finale to Sibelius 5 is incredible without the need for a huge orchestra.

Excellent selection! Thank you!

How in the world do they not include Beethoven’s 9th??

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I read the comments and have edited out comment re talking over music. Thank you for letting the music speak for itself. Agree with your assessment.

Kallinikov 1st and the Franck symphonies have exciting endings, too.

Where is Saint Saens Organ Symphony?

Yes, a very subjective list, but also an excellent one! As many of my fellow commenters have said, that Mahler 2 ending is simply on another level, and to me it represents one of the greatest achievements in symphonic writing in the entire repertoire. If I'm permitted to add my own preferences, the finale of Saint-Saëns 3 is another great one, as are the finales of Brahms 1 and 4 and Schumann 2 and 3 and Dvořák 8. And of course, Beethoven 9.

Get red of the child's voice---this is obviously someone who wasn't even BORN, when these symphonies were created

I couldn't stand the bla, bla, bla, bla, bla.... really annoying!!!!