La più favolosa interpretazione mai registrata dell'op. 90. Non ha confronti, Karajan compreso. Inaudite sonorità, inaudito virtuosismo orchestrale. È la prova che laddove sale sul podio un genio della levatura di Abbado, non esistono più orchestre di primo e secondo rango. Claudio Abbado si situa allo stesso livello di Arturo Toscanini, con infinite raffinatezze e giustezza di accenti in più del sommo Maestro parmense.
Grazie Maestro Abbado. Tra qualche giorno compirò 61 anni... Divento "giovane"... e riaffiorare alla memoria tante sue interpretazioni a cui ho avuto la fortuna di presenziare... un magico 1 di Brahms con Rudolf Serkin al pianoforte... il 2 con Maurizio Pollini al pianoforte 🎹 ( 3 serate consecutive al Conservatorio). Ho nella mia discoteca la Sagra della primavera... penso che dirle Grazie sia poco, ma lo dico fff perché arrivi fin lassù dove ora è Lei, cioè nella "Gloria di Dio" Giuseppe Perego Monza 16.2.1962
i remember my music teacher in high school saying this symphony was one of the few musical creations where you could say every single note was inevitable and perfect with flawless orchestration
I think Mendelssohn Overture to the Mid Summer Night's Dream and Octet Op 20 are flawless youthful master piece. Mendelssohn himself even said that he could never produce music with such quality again in the 1840's.
"...one of the few musical creations where you could say every single note was inevitable and perfect with flawless orchestration." While this is a great symphony, I would say that statement pertains even more so to his Hebrides Overture, I mean even Richard Wagner praised it calling it one of the most beautiful pieces of music we have.
I woke up today with the 3. movement in my head, so I had to put it on. It is such a delightful and haunting theme, and the symphony is one of the best one ever composed.
My favorite fact about this symphony is, that at 10:40 you can hear the melody from "Es war ein König in Thule" Mendelssohn used this melody to tribute Zelter (who wrote the melody) and Goethe (who wrote the lyriks) both were his teachers and both died while Mendelssohn was in Italy. Sorry for my bad english i'm not an nativ english speeker
Thanks for sharing! What a beautiful fact, never realised that. I only knew that the 2. movement was supposed to be jolly but he changed it to a sad movement because of Goethe's and Zelter's deaths.
When you know this masterpiece from the start to the end and tries to be the conductor, the first 18 seconds makes you feel like a grand maestro with his best virtuoso violinist right at your left-hand side. Yeah, sex is cool, but it will never beat this in my book.
Povero Felix... Tedesco di origini ebraiche, morto giovane e piuttosto sottovalutato. Era anche amico di Paganini. Dai, non ci si puó arrabbiare con lui, poveretto...
@@marcolorenzetti4807 Il solito '" falso amico ": stranger non vuol dire straniero,ma sconosciuto. Se volevi dire straniero allora e' " foreign" . Il Foreign Office in Gran Bretagna e' il Ministero degli Esteri.
@@marcolorenzetti4807 Be happy, my friend, that your beautiful country inspired a great composer like Mendelssohn to take its beauty and transform it into this glorious symphony. Mozart too, with his glorious Italian operas. The wonder of great art and high culture is that it can lead to the demolishing of narrow man-made borders and embrace us all in its universal magnificence.
Not lying, I came here because of the superb Gordeeva and Grinkov performance to this music at Calgary Olympic Games. That's how you attract laymen to classical music.
This is Felix Mendelssohn most popular work but not necessarily his best work.His best work ever is his Octet Op 20.A breath taking masterpiece by a 16 year old youth.
De las mejores versiones que he escuchado, se nota que dirige el italiano Abbado, el cual sin embargo no tuvo tanta fortuna al grabar la 3ª, por cierto...
Just cause it seems easier on bass doesn't mean it's not important though. The first movement, at least, is flawless and everything is there for an important reason.
Brahms 3rd symphony, Don Juan by R. Strauss, Mendelssohn Italian Symphony, Beethoven 3, Tchaikovsky 5 ... They are beautiful but you got to feel bad for the first violinist. They are given hell to play and believe it or not you really need good stamina to play these pieces.
Ricordare oggi 4 novembre il grande MENDELSSOHN nella ricorrenza della sua morte 4 novembre 1847 : a soli 38 anni...è proprio vero : muor giovane colui che al Cielo è caro...
In case you were thinking of buying the complete symphonies conducted by Abbado, this performance is NOT in that set. I find that set mostly cold and unlikable. His earlier recordings were better.
I expected the comments to reference the film "Breaking Away", not Barbie and the Twelve Princesses, whatever that is.I feel olde. Today is his birthday so I looked this up, its as good as I remembered it, maybe better. a truly under appreciated master of feeling and his sister was pretty hot.
Un Grande Abbado per un Grande Mendelssohn❤❤❤Giuseppe Perego Monza 16.2.1962 Grazie
La più favolosa interpretazione mai registrata dell'op. 90. Non ha confronti, Karajan compreso. Inaudite sonorità, inaudito virtuosismo orchestrale. È la prova che laddove sale sul podio un genio della levatura di Abbado, non esistono più orchestre di primo e secondo rango. Claudio Abbado si situa allo stesso livello di Arturo Toscanini, con infinite raffinatezze e giustezza di accenti in più del sommo Maestro parmense.
Que MARAVIGLIA ❤
Grazie Maestro Abbado. Tra qualche giorno compirò 61 anni... Divento "giovane"... e riaffiorare alla memoria tante sue interpretazioni a cui ho avuto la fortuna di presenziare... un magico 1 di Brahms con Rudolf Serkin al pianoforte... il 2 con Maurizio Pollini al pianoforte 🎹 ( 3 serate consecutive al Conservatorio). Ho nella mia discoteca la Sagra della primavera... penso che dirle Grazie sia poco, ma lo dico fff perché arrivi fin lassù dove ora è Lei, cioè nella "Gloria di Dio" Giuseppe Perego Monza 16.2.1962
Il 2con Maurizio Pollini al pianoforye
What a magnificent symphony! What a magnificent performance of it! The young Abbado was one of the greatest conductors of all time.
Fun to listen to, Hell to play.
Supreme Leader
abones900 That right !!
Eh, pretty easy for the trumpet ;]
Hell to dance to.
For whom? The violins?
Rest in peace Grande Maestro Claudio Abbado ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉Giuseppe Perego Monza 16.2.1962
I have been looking for this since I saw Barbie and the 12 dancing princesses in 2010.
Barbie and the 12 Dancing Princesses was my childhood!
Saaaame!!!
OML ME TOO! Coincidence, I think not. ;3
Same here ahahaha
Same!!!!
you can never beat the fire that is the fourth movement
È bellissima come l'Italia!
i remember my music teacher in high school saying this symphony was one of the few musical creations where you could say every single note was inevitable and perfect with flawless orchestration
I think Mendelssohn Overture to the Mid Summer Night's Dream and Octet Op 20 are flawless youthful master piece. Mendelssohn himself even said that he could never produce music with such quality again in the 1840's.
Lar M turns out he was quite wrong thankfully.
"...one of the few musical creations where you could say every single note was inevitable and perfect with flawless orchestration."
While this is a great symphony, I would say that statement pertains even more so to his Hebrides Overture, I mean even Richard Wagner praised it calling it one of the most beautiful pieces of music we have.
I woke up today with the 3. movement in my head, so I had to put it on. It is such a delightful and haunting theme, and the symphony is one of the best one ever composed.
One of the finest pieces of music ever written! 💕
One of the great symphonic openings. The first movement is an example of perfect compositional development. Completely organic.
+Marc Parella orgásmico querrás decir
+Marc Parella Orgasmic, did you want to say
JORGE S. haha... "organic" is the right word.
+JORGE S. HA! You have a mind that works like mine. I think it's a family trait.
First and second movements of this symphony are fantastic. Third movement is awful. Fourth is okay.
Mendelssohn was a genius
My favorite fact about this symphony is, that at 10:40 you can hear the melody from "Es war ein König in Thule" Mendelssohn used this melody to tribute Zelter (who wrote the melody) and Goethe (who wrote the lyriks) both were his teachers and both died while Mendelssohn was in Italy.
Sorry for my bad english i'm not an nativ english speeker
Thanks for sharing! What a beautiful fact, never realised that. I only knew that the 2. movement was supposed to be jolly but he changed it to a sad movement because of Goethe's and Zelter's deaths.
A magnificent symphony by a true genius!
When you know this masterpiece from the start to the end and tries to be the conductor, the first 18 seconds makes you feel like a grand maestro with his best virtuoso violinist right at your left-hand side. Yeah, sex is cool, but it will never beat this in my book.
Nendelssohn‘s music is the stronghold of my soul
Stupenda direzione di Abbado,,dove riesce a trascinare la LSO in una splendida esecuzione . Ottima anche la registrazione DG.
Ottimo post.
Travolgente, entusiasmante❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉Giuseppe
Thanks so much for this amazingly wonderful symphony...
This piece makes me remeber the love that fills this world... ahhh
Matthew Hallas I agree
I completely agree
Felix Mendelssohn:4.A-dúr ,,Olasz'' Szimfónia Op.90
1.Allegro vivace 00:00
2.Andante con moto 10:30
3.Con moto moderato 17:26
4.Saltarello:Presto 24:06
Londoni Szimfonikus Zenekar
Vezényel:Claudio Abbado
Még egy kicsit, és kijelenti, hogy Mendelssohn magyar volt...
Danke!
Bellísima sinfonía de Félix Mendelsohn. Me encanta!
Ｉ can see the sun shinning in the cobalt blue sky upon the beautiful grean Italian land!!
The greatness of my homeland in music forever. I'm angry just because a stranger composed this.
Povero Felix... Tedesco di origini ebraiche, morto giovane e piuttosto sottovalutato. Era anche amico di Paganini. Dai, non ci si puó arrabbiare con lui, poveretto...
@@marcolorenzetti4807 Il solito '" falso amico ": stranger non vuol dire straniero,ma sconosciuto. Se volevi dire straniero allora e' " foreign" . Il Foreign Office in Gran Bretagna e' il Ministero degli Esteri.
@@marcolorenzetti4807 Be happy, my friend, that your beautiful country inspired a great composer like Mendelssohn to take its beauty and transform it into this glorious symphony. Mozart too, with his glorious Italian operas. The wonder of great art and high culture is that it can lead to the demolishing of narrow man-made borders and embrace us all in its universal magnificence.
This music is on the soundtrack of "Breaking Away". It inspires me to ride my bike down the road with the wind in my face.
The third movement 💕 my fav
every mendelssohn's presto is solid gold.
Anche mezzo matto compone bellissima musica. Orchestra grandiosa. Abbado grandissimo
I've been looking for this for years now and it waste until I heard a college of mine play it when I learned what it was ad I LOVE IT
12 dancing princesses
It brings us back to the childhood.
mi sembrava di averla già sentita !!!
Yesss
GonzalezH ??
Abbado is perfect.
I love this composition and not only for the title !!
Bellissima!! Che delicatezza...Grazie!!
When Barbie was busting out moves
😂😂 Yes!
Exactly
Omg yes
Why are you rambling on Barbie ?
No relation between this awesome music and a silly doll !
Why are you rambling on Barbie ?
No relation between this awesome music and a silly doll !
nobody:
the barbie-raised millenials: *I REMEMBER THAT*
Me in class when our teacher explained this : oh so that's the piece in that one Barbie film
I KNOOOOW RIGHT LOL
Rise to our Anthem
@@am8986 The Barbie films had fucking kick ass soundtracks.
@@TheButterMinecart1 I know right? Still signing them sometimes after years and years
I can't imagine play the last part on flute...it's just crazy. But beautiful:-)
Il valore di un sorriso❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉Giuseppe
I like to pick my nose with my pinky to the beat of this piece.
It makes me happy.
Grande Mendelssohn. Meraviglioso Abbado ❤🙏
(THIS COMES IN LOUD AND CLEAR) (BETTER THAN KARAJAN)
I've been looking for this piece all morning!
Life affirming!!
The fugue in the finale is pure brilliance.
Es increíble
Not lying, I came here because of the superb Gordeeva and Grinkov performance to this music at Calgary Olympic Games. That's how you attract laymen to classical music.
This is Felix Mendelssohn most popular work but not necessarily his best work.His best work ever is his Octet Op 20.A breath taking masterpiece by a 16 year old youth.
See also his string quartets 2 and 6.
And his piano trio in d-minor
I'm partial to his violin concerto in E minor myself.
This is also NOT by Felix Mendelssohn at all.
Lacrime di Gioia ❤❤❤❤❤❤Giuseppe
I love this SO SO MUCH
Outstanding
Me emociona!!!
Taco
De las mejores versiones que he escuchado, se nota que dirige el italiano Abbado, el cual sin embargo no tuvo tanta fortuna al grabar la 3ª, por cierto...
Such joy!
Mendelssohn, ma boi.
Used to listen this symphony before my swimming competitions.
I can enjoy this
this song is so easy when it comes to playing bass. life is so good 😭
Just cause it seems easier on bass doesn't mean it's not important though. The first movement, at least, is flawless and everything is there for an important reason.
ahhh the soundtrack from barbie and the 12 dancing princesses!xo
Why are you rambling on Barbie ?
No relation between this awesome music and a silly doll !
Such a beautiful song.
Not a song, but if it was one, yep it would be beautiful I'm sure.
I've searching for this in the past years when I heard this Soundtrack from Barbie in 12 Dancing Princesses and Nodame Cantibele
Why are you rambling on Barbie ?
No relation between this awesome music and a silly doll !
i absolutely love this! it sounds so amazing to hear when i am roasting rebels with my flamethrower.
Wonderful SALTERELLO
Stupenda!
Gioia❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉Giuseppe
This piece is an absolute bop!
Schumann aveva ragione. Mendelssohn aveva ricevuto dalla Natura il giusto nome: Felix ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉Giuseppe
me encanta esa simfonia
yo también. es hermosa
Danza❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉Giuseppe
Does anyone here know the the titles of the two paintings of the ships at harbor, and the names of the artists?
My favourite ballet music
It's NOT a ballet music, dude !!!
"Ashtonishing..."❤❤❤❤❤❤😂🎉
Grandios!!! Tepper Michail.
Maravillosa!!!
Brahms 3rd symphony, Don Juan by R. Strauss, Mendelssohn Italian Symphony, Beethoven 3, Tchaikovsky 5 ... They are beautiful but you got to feel bad for the first violinist. They are given hell to play and believe it or not you really need good stamina to play these pieces.
i friqqin bop to this every morning in the shower
Barbie ahah
SAME XD
SAME TOO, THANKS BARBIE FOR INTRODUCING ME TO ALL THE CLASSICAL MUSICS
lmao true!
LOVE BARBIE FOR THIS
Why are you rambling on Barbie ?
No relation between this awesome music and a silly doll !
6:31
Looks like a tempest in the sea
Does someone know the name of the paintings?
Check Claude Le Lorrain; According to l'exposition au Grand Palais, seen in Paris too long ago to be sure - it is very much his style!
Who cares ?
can somone please explain to me how this peice fits in the artists overall body of work? for a project thanks. please help :(
Barbie and The Twelve Dancing Princesses, anyone?
Why are you rambling on Barbie ?
No relation between this awesome music and a silly doll !
I can almost smell the spaghetti.
Nouytre Nji It’s a joke. I’m part Italian.
Well I definitely taste the pizza....yummmm 😂😂😂😂
I can smell the Olive Garden.
Nouytre Nji it’s the ITALIAN symphony. You clearly didn’t get the humour.
@@ytyt3922 the fact is that it's not funny, I mean always the same "jokes" they become annoying
Thank u Thomas Bernhard!
Ricordare oggi 4 novembre il grande MENDELSSOHN nella ricorrenza della sua morte 4 novembre 1847 : a soli 38 anni...è proprio vero : muor giovane colui che al Cielo è caro...
Lovely. I just can not stand the advertisements being played after the end of each movement!!
adblockers are your friend...
Leisesturm Is there a way to do that on mobile devices?
Yes there is. G**gl* for your specific platform
Ok?
After rereading your comment I just realized what you meant. What a pathetic way to spell Google.
Love!
Buon giorno, grazie per la bellissima musica. È possibile conoscere autori dei quadri?? Grazie
24:35 dont you just love it when spain breaks into civil war? (If you play HOI4 KX, you'll understand)
5:30 😍😍❤❤❤😭😭😭❤❤❤
3 part dont Alllegro-mehanic .Moderato !!!
Wonderful performance! :) Am I right about thinking that it was first issued in 1968? Does anybody know for sure?
No, it was written in 1833, revised in 1834 and was first put in print in 1851
Recorded 1968 indeed.
I might be a victim of pop culture, but I can't hear this without thinking of the movie Breaking Away. Go, Dave Stoller!!!
+mindsaglowin I remember that movie and I agree!
It’s true...the ride by the semi truck.
You're right : you are a bloody victim of pop "culture", i.e. of NON-CULTURE !!!
BOA noite abraço a. Grande para a mães de Nosso país felicidades a todas Isis
saltarello al tempo perfetto e non troppo veloce come si sente quasi sempre...
MÜ KEM MEL 👏
A Level music?
ME HACE RECORDAR AL PRINCIPE Y EL MENDIGO ,CHEVERE CUANDO LO PASABAN ´POR RPP
♥
In case you were thinking of buying the complete symphonies conducted by Abbado, this performance is NOT in that set. I find that set mostly cold and unlikable. His earlier recordings were better.
It’s from baby Einstein
Oh, shut up, tchelovek...
👍👍🎻🎶🎻🎼
I expected the comments to reference the film "Breaking Away", not Barbie and the Twelve Princesses, whatever that is.I feel olde. Today is his birthday so I looked this up, its as good as I remembered it, maybe better. a truly under appreciated master of feeling and his sister was pretty hot.
Why are you rambling on Barbie ?
No relation between this awesome music and a silly doll !