Charles Ives: Central Park in the Dark (1906)

performed by Symphony Orchestra of Bartók Conservatory Budapest, conducted by Gergely Dubóczky (Liszt Academy, 2017, January 25.)
recorded by AVISO Studio
supported by Hungarian Cultural Fund of Hungary

[@cezarepaveze4923]

infernal and celestial sounds together.

[@mikeg2924]

Great music and performance.

[@tommorrissey4726]

Bravo!

[@jimp4170]

4:39 literally the only string player in the orchestra using vibrato.

[@realnigga19]

some people just can't help it lol

[@brandonsanchezrojas]

Beautiful!!

[@Kobzar3374]

I agree. It is full of mystery and delicacy.

[@mohammadchangizi5488]

brilliant

[@illia2492]

Could be my neighborhood in winter in Odessa in 90s...

[@cervusnipponyesoensis47]

5:13 - 6:26 My favorite part

[@timetravellingblockhead2122]

What in the name of sweet merciful Deva have I come across

[@michaelpalmer3932]

It always amazes me that so many amateur European orchestras can turn out first class performances.

[@jimp4170]

You can't really call a conservatory orchestra amateur.

[@Hungrymovies]

@@jimp4170 Note that in Eastern-Europe "conservatory " entails a high school level institution with a special focus on musical training. But yes, even then they are far from amateurs.

[@docbailey3265]

It’s sad that so many fine musicians can’t find paying jobs.

[@docbailey3265]

Commies don’t know how to play Ives.
Just kidding. Really enjoyed this.

[@seyunyunikim]

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