Yes, there is a difference between this recording and the sheet music used. The sheet music contains an extra repetition of that theme which was not used in this recording. Using the numbers extracted from the original sheet music, the video skips from Frame 119 to Frame 134, leaving the frames between it out. I'd actually forgotten I did that, but it was necessary to make the two match properly.
@zachricher Granted, my education was in industrial technology, not music theory, but I do like the contrast with the monumental first movement. A reflective interlude, particularly interesting how it goes on such a long development and diversion, but finds its way back to the first theme, in a way that seems natural and unforced.
![[Bass Boosted] Charles-Marie Widor - Symphony No.5 (played by Wouter van den Broek)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/oerC0H3Zh_4/mqdefault.jpg)
Around 18 minutes, there was a weird skip in the music.
Yes, there is a difference between this recording and the sheet music used. The sheet music contains an extra repetition of that theme which was not used in this recording. Using the numbers extracted from the original sheet music, the video skips from Frame 119 to Frame 134, leaving the frames between it out. I'd actually forgotten I did that, but it was necessary to make the two match properly.
@zachricher Granted, my education was in industrial technology, not music theory, but I do like the contrast with the monumental first movement. A reflective interlude, particularly interesting how it goes on such a long development and diversion, but finds its way back to the first theme, in a way that seems natural and unforced.