This orchestra sounds better than some of the better known orchestras in the United States. Andris Nelsons is the kind of conductor that is so awesome and very entertaining to watch... bravo!!!
Andris Nelsons is an absolut great conductor, he lives the music, he feels it and you can see it during the concerts. I saw him and the CBSO live on june 6th and it was truly amazing (he conducted Wagners Tannhäuser overture, Mozarts piano concerto No. 21 and Beethovens symphony no. 3), he is absolutly talented.
Between the 2nd and 3rd movement EVERYONE breaks out into spontaneous coughing! Why!? Is it the beginning of an epidemic, or are they holding the concert in the asthma section of a hospital? Other than that - this is some fantastic composing; every composer should look like that all the time!
4:47 Why should the 3rd movement be so fast? That's not the speed of how originally goes. Plus the timpani thumps need to have a much harder and louder impact.
Warum ist der 4.Teil dieser Aufführung aus dem You Tube Angebot wegen Urheberrechtegestrichen worden, dieTeile 1,2,3 und 5 nicht. Kann mir das jemand mitteilen?
This orchestra sounds better than some of the better known orchestras in the United States. Andris Nelsons is the kind of conductor that is so awesome and very entertaining to watch... bravo!!!
The conductor lives the music...awesome job!!
Andris Nelsons is an absolut great conductor, he lives the music, he feels it and you can see it during the concerts. I saw him and the CBSO live on june 6th and it was truly amazing (he conducted Wagners Tannhäuser overture, Mozarts piano concerto No. 21 and Beethovens symphony no. 3), he is absolutly talented.
Beautiful. Superb.
so much enery and precision makes this peace of classic music to an everlasting impression! :-)
Beautiful
Wow...this is a true masterpiece...
There's a scent of the USA where was the good old days and nostalgic
I love 2:3!!!♡♡♡♡l love cello:):):):):)it's too sad,but i love that!!
the flute sounds, in the begining, i've never heard them!
Excelente interpretación, y conducción.
Bravo.
I get chills when all the strings come together at 2:20
The trumpetist is Gerard Depardieu! :D
Between the 2nd and 3rd movement EVERYONE breaks out into spontaneous coughing! Why!? Is it the beginning of an epidemic, or are they holding the concert in the asthma section of a hospital? Other than that - this is some fantastic composing; every composer should look like that all the time!
This aged pretty well
@keturiosakyss I think the melody at the start is similar to the music that plays when the hobbits are in the shire, or reminiscing about the shire.
Oh... Why are Ninth Symphonies so good?
woooow bravo
Conductorgasm.
4:47 Why should the 3rd movement be so fast? That's not the speed of how originally goes. Plus the timpani thumps need to have a much harder and louder impact.
The third part is very good,the twoth is a bit fast
what does everyone in the audience have pneumonia?
aww the poor guy at 5:56. He looks so left out with the orchestra playing tutti :(
symphony is the conductor`s ecstasy
Wow. How did you hear that the first time?
the molto vivace mvt i mean..
Warum ist der 4.Teil dieser Aufführung aus dem You Tube Angebot wegen Urheberrechtegestrichen worden, dieTeile 1,2,3 und 5 nicht. Kann mir das
jemand mitteilen?
oh it's similar to the opening of Beethoven's 9th...
our triangle player could learn from 8:45
the title of this vidoe should be: 'Mr Bean conducts music for old grandmothers (Dvorak 9)'
@Don9aldo they wait until there's no music to cough so they don't interrupt the music
I didnt know Jim Carey could conduct
It's Dvořák, not Dvoľák! Czech language even doesn't have letter ľ...