Відео

such a powerful statement. thanks Kirill, Yvegeny, and Dmitri. and Vitali fir walking in to rehearsal as the alt. soloist to find out he’s performing. such power in these voices.

A magnificent pianist from the late 1940s on, inflicted with crippling arthritis to his finger and wrists though his career by played on. Byron Janis died in May 2024. I great loss. This is a terrific performance of the Rach 1. Janis was well known for his brilliant performances of Rachmaninoff's Paganani Rhapsody and the composer's 3rd concerto.

This is one I grew up with... magic. They also teamed for Beethoven and Mendelssohn

Wanda Luzzato op.35 il FENOMENO!

This is the best Mahler 6 recording for me.

❤

Does anyone know the exact date of this recording?

L'ho visto e ascoltato a Padova,al Liviano.Con le ottave di Tchaikovsky e Rachmaninov faceva tramare sulla pedana il suo Jamaha grancoda . Indimenticabile.❤

Too fast and too many cracks in the trumpets. It’s a pity because I love this conductor

I have always loved this version of the messiah. I think Thomas Beecham did a spectacular job directing this.

The first time I heard this was towards the end of the second movement- I was driving back home from college in Boston, and I HAD to pull over into a parking lot to jot down the radio announcer's description/title of the symphony. The next day ( 8/28/94 ), I bought the Music Masters CD of this symphony performed by The American Composers Orchestra conducted by Dennis Russell Davies. It's one of my favorites, and never fails to uplift me. This original recording by Fritz Reiner is astounding in its own right!

Hermosa versión, maravilloso sonido para ser una grabacion de los años 30's!!!

47:06 僧侶とタミーノ

The best!

This performance certainly puts back the "Solemnis". Wonderful!! Hoomeyow!!

うそつきは、T鮮のはじまり。

Szell and Fleisher were perhaps the most harmonious couple in classical history, in any case the most perfect. The dynamic is imply unrivaled.

うそつきは、朝鮮人のはじまりｗ

23:49

What a gem! 💎

Elevated. Spiritual music.... love all his work calming

Ferrier! The most Unic contralto voice that make me cry😢

Ashkenazy has got to be one of my favorite pianists of all time. He always has a way of playing/interpreting the music in such a beautiful way, while still recording and accomplishing so much! I've been looking for this recording for a while now since I've been very curious about it because Valdimir apparently dislikes this concerto a lot. I was upset to find that it cant be found on Spotify but luckily UA-cam exists! This is absolutely amazing!

Er war einer der ganz großen Pianisten

Real Art , no sport. A caliper of musician extinct

Zvláštní příběh o poručíku Kije, a hlavně nádherná hudba ! Krásnou verzi části Troika měl i Keith Emerson

I - Allegro con brio 0:01 II - Marcia Funèbre: Adagio assai 14:12 III - Scherzo: Allegro vivace 29:18 IV - Finale: Allegro molto 34:33

0:01 I - Introduction 3:01 II - Jump 5:01 III - Scherzo I 6:28 IV - Blues 9:26 V - Scherzo II 11:18 VI - Boogie-Woogie 12:24 VII - Interludium 14:07 VIII - Mambo

The best, totaly inside the music.

I bought this LP whilst still a poor university student. It seemed a down-market purchase at the time. Little did I know! Like Casals's Cello Suites, this never grows old.

The beautiful piano concerto, written actually by Ottorino Respighi... no scam was involved, just a clerical error. Brahms, a Saint of the god Helios, could have written it; his First Concerto is very Branwen, the Celtic Saviouress; profoundly so- Brahms was from Levertys ancestrally, Saxon Celtic. This B flat concerto can be attributed with the god Ze, for us astrologically attributed with the planet Hulos. Such excellent piano playing, Rubenstein- Rubens Tein means Young Maiden; very early in the race a young maiden of the First Race could have a kid Parthenogenetically... he comes ancestrally from those who have been called Aramaean, Middle East, Second Race... Helios, in Cymric Kethureremeth...

Muy buena versión con coro como debe ser , gracias !!!!

I heard it played last night at Blossom, the Cleveland Orchestra's summer home. I had never heard it, and am grateful today to the CO for programming it, and to soloist Mark Kosower, conductor Hanna Lintu, and the players for a brilliant performance. (Marred slightly by a mourning dove in the rafters who wouldn't shut up.)

Can't get better than this

I too have the Phillips LP but it no longer sounds like this. The best, the gold standard still after 63 years.

Thank you for sharing this, it is my favorite recording of this work, and I was having trouble finding it!

Toscanini had little respect for Beecham, who called Toscanini "an Italian bandmaster," but this performance rivals Toscanini's in transparency, incisiveness, and expression.

Enchanting!

Это лучшее исполнение концерта Мендельсона, именно запись оркестр под управлением Кондрашина в исполнении Ойстраха. Впервые именно эту запись слушал в 1974 году, после этого слушаю только её. В интернете много отличных исполнителей концерта Мендельсона, но эталон исполнения это Давид Ойстрах. Я преклоняюсь перед его исполнительским гением

Époustouflant..!

Arthur Grumiaux was hands down the best violinist of his generation and the reference artist for every single work he ever recorded including this one.

The first movement is musically very well composed, but suffers from two important problems: - a certain expressive uniformity; - if the first theme is excluded, the thematic elements are poorly characterized and their development, however well thought out, fails to give the work a "direction"... The second movement is thematically beautiful, but it is the quite literal transcription of the Andante op. 79 (completed and orchestrated by Taneev) and, as I know that piece, I often have the perception that the piano must enter at any moment, it would be necessary to have the sketches of the slow movement of the symphony available to know how much Tchaykovsky and Taneev adapted the original Andate as a concertante work for piano and orchestra but my feeling is that something is missing in this orchestral version. The scherzo isn't bad at all and after all it's the re-orchestration of a piano arrangement of the original scherzo of this symphony in E flat. The ending is a typical "pout-pourri" finale, made up of episodes, not all of which are of the highest structural and thematic quality, some things seem bordering on musical bad taste to me and I think it is more Tchaykovsky's fault than Bogatyrev's. Little to say about the performance: Ormandy was a great conductor, here he manages to give continuity and tension even where they are lacking (finale) and the Philadelphia Orchestra played in a superlative way.

A nice and different rom Stravinskys hand.

Phantastisch!!!

This is not Gilels. It is Andre Watts with Thomas Schippers and the NYPO.

Very serious one. I like it. TY

I wish I could have listened to the complete Bruckner symphonies conducted by Munch.

07:08

23:37

Haydn's 88. Still unsurpassed!!