Brahms: Allegro energico from Symphony No. 4 in E minor (Carlo Maria Giulini, 1996) {HQ AUDIO}
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2021
- IV. Allegro energico e passionato
Staatskapelle Berlin
Eberbach Abbey, Germany
CARLO MARIA GIULINI: "Carlo Maria Giulini was an Italian conductor esteemed for his skills in directing both grand opera and symphony orchestras.
Giulini studied under Bernardino Molinari at Rome’s Accademia di Santa Cecilia (later Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia). As violist for that institution’s resident orchestra, he observed the work of such notables as Wilhelm Furtwängler, Otto Klemperer, and Bruno Walter. His conducting debut took place there in 1944; that same year he was appointed musical director for Italian Radio. In 1950 he organized the Milan Radio Orchestra, whose broadcasts brought him to the attention of Arturo Toscanini and Victor de Sabata. Three years later he succeeded Sabata as principal conductor of La Scala, where he worked with producer Franco Zeffirelli and such performers as Maria Callas. Acclaimed performances of Italian opera at a series of European festivals were followed by successes in Britain in 1955 at the Edinburgh Festival and in London in 1958 during the centenary of the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden. In 1967 Giulini, who had left La Scala in 1955, decided to devote his time to conducting symphony orchestras. He maintained a long association with the London Philharmonia and the Chicago Symphony orchestras. From 1973 to 1976 he conducted the Vienna Symphony Orchestra and in 1978 succeeded Zubin Mehta as chief conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, a post he held until 1984.
Giulini’s conducting style was often compared to that of Toscanini. A Romantic conductor, he performed few modern works and was best known for his interpretations of the music of Giuseppe Verdi, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Gustav Mahler, and Anton Bruckner. He also recorded extensively."
Remastered By: Wayne Yang, USA-Taiwan
He was great. I always came out of his concerts as in trance. His slow tempos were deep and fantastically moving. I miss him very much.
Is there any concert that you remember particularly? I love Giulini's renditions.
@@edoardopesce9226 I attended many concerts by Giulini. The last time I saw him was in Paris with Orchestre de Paris. Verdi Requiem. The concert was held several times. The first one was so beautiful that I bought a ticket for the next one. Fabulous.
@@martinevaffier5055 thank you so much! I think it was in 1998, Verdi's Requiem was particularly close to Giulini's sensitivity.
So happy you are ! One regret in my life has been not attending a concert by him ..
@@12brunoparis the same here :( but I was born in 1992...
ブラームスの交響曲の中で4番が一番ブラームスらしい曲に仕上がっているので
4つの交響曲の中で一番好きな曲です。特にジュリーニの奏でる4番は圧倒的に
他の指揮者と比べ、ブラームスを感じることのできる素晴らしい演奏だと思います。
ジュリーニのこのブラームス第4番第４楽章は素晴らしい。寂しさと周りの温かい優しさが滲み出ている。特にフルートのソロは絶品です。
Einfach groß! Überirdisches Flötensolo und ein großer Klang mit hervorragender Balance! Was für ein Dirigent! Einer der wahrhaften Maestri
Durfte ihn persönlich noch erleben mit 9. Schubert, der Großen C-Dur!
Bis heute mir in Erinnerung!
Bravo❗️
無人島に持っていくならジェリー指揮ウィーン・フィルのブラームス4番と決めているんですよ。
楽譜を見ながらもう何十回聴いていることか。
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確かに音質は素晴らしい。しかしこのテンポ。最終楽章だけでなく全楽章、特に第一楽章冒頭を聴きたい。
Agreed, Giulini was known to take very broad tempos for various pieces. It takes some time to get used to it but does provide a different, equally compelling perspective.
La orquesta es la scala