With tears in my eyes this performance of Dvorak's, perhaps, greatest creation I submit ; soul-stirring! The Conductor has fired this Orchestra to such a level; he did so with Dvorak himself in this brilliant young man's heart . Thank you
The 8th Symphony is not under-performed. Many American orchestras do it quite often. The Dvorak 8th will be on an upcoming Los Angeles Philharmonic concert - I hope to be there.
@@carlhopkinson How am I a smart aleck? I agree that the 8th Symphony is a fantastic masterpiece (as is the 7th), it's just I don't think it's underplayed.
@@murrayaronson3753it does get a fair crack of the whip these days, but, often merely to showcase a conductor's talents as they pull the tempi around. This performance is so beautifully natural, isn't it? Recent Dvořák has been exciting. There is good work going on by the German Radio Symphony Orchestra, and this is just world-class.
Yannick Nezet-Seguin also led this orchestra in the definitive Nutcracker Suite. Absolutely marvelous. His exuberance was perfect forTchaikovsky's music. Great fun. So good to see him again here.
This might be my favorite Dvořák symphony as well (maybe along with the 7th), but I've read that the 1958 recording of it by George Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra is the best version. I tend to disagree with that assessment because I think many portions of Szell's version are too rushed. I much prefer the pace and tempo of this one by the Rotterdam because it brings out more subtleties, and Yannick's direction is perfect.
Dan Blanchette I suggest you listen to the Frankfurt radio symphony play this song on UA-cam with Manfred honeck conducting, his interpretation of the tempo along with the quality of the recording makes it my favorite, it sounds quite similar to this one, it is just slightly sharper
Well, my friends always tell me I should visit Amsterdam, but if the musicians of Rotterdam are this good, I'd be just as happy to visit there instead. I checked, and the hotel rooms are reasonable. Maybe I could see some modern architecture and some interesting museums, and I hope that visitors are permitted to look at the big port operations. I'm like an overgrown child and I love to see freight loaders, cargo ships, and the mechanisms that control the ocean water. People of Rotterdam, I hope you'll forgive me for not speaking your beautiful language.
Rotterdam is a winner in all you've stated. I respect and share your fascination with ships,ports and maritime activity. Oh yes, Dvorak's 8th is superb and exceeds the 9th.
Well, don't know where you are from, but the Netherlands are so small, that you can easily visit both! ;-) Also stop by at Leiden, my home town! Also nice! Regarding this 'beautiful' language... Not everyone shares that opinion! ;-)
Rhythmical and well-articulated performance of this perfectly composed masterwork without superfluous ethnic flavor. The brass section is particularly excellent. Thanks for the nice upload with highest possible sound quality!
Meu maestro favorito. Quanta humildade! Quanto reconhecimento com os seus músicos! Afinal, como existiriam os maestros se não fossem eles? Sem falar de sua competência. Sem desfazer dos renomados maestros , esse é o meu favorito. Grata por existir!
Concordo, sem dúvida alguma. Mas.... /há sempre um "mas"...) se a leitura do maestro é muito boa, falta qq coisa no 2º e 3º andamentos. Por exemplo, o lirismo que Bernstein dá na sua gravaçºao, como Kubelik alias, talvez preparem melhor o ambiente oara o 4º andamento, tão enérgico, decidido, "forte". Mas são opiniões...Obrigado.
I would like a list of the 40+ non-musical idiots who voted a thumbs down on this magnificent performance of Dvorak's most stirring work. I see now why the conductor was named only the third Music Director of the Metropolitan Opera. He is going to do great things in New York. The brass section of this orchestra deserves special plaudits for playing with such passion. Bravi tutti, and to all who withheld their coughing for the intervals.
Composizione Dvorak periodo tardo romantico 19 secolo, nazionalità Cecoslovacchia (tempi moderni la nazione divisa in due Stati nazioni separate: Repubblica Ceca, Slovenia)
I am going to play this symphony within some weeks conducted by the predecessor of the then Korean solo cellist. By the way, I accompanied this cellist with my orchestra 3 years ago in the cello concerto of Saint Saens.
Dvorak Symphony No. 8 Time Markers:
I. Allegro con brio 0:00
II. Adagio 10:52
III. Allegretto grazioso 23:01
IV. Allegro ma non troppo 29:10
With tears in my eyes this performance of Dvorak's, perhaps, greatest creation I submit ; soul-stirring! The Conductor has fired this Orchestra to such a level; he did so with Dvorak himself in this brilliant young man's heart . Thank you
Dvorak è un grande! troppo poco ascoltato e valorizzato, tutto di lui, compresi i poemi sinfonici meravigliosi!
just gorgeous.....every note is perfect.
The more I listen to this, the more I like it. It is a fantastic vastly under-performed masterpiece!!
The 8th Symphony is not under-performed. Many American orchestras do it quite often. The Dvorak 8th will be on an upcoming Los Angeles Philharmonic concert - I hope to be there.
@@murrayaronson3753 There is always a smart-alec out ther, isn't there?
@@carlhopkinson How am I a smart aleck?
I agree that the 8th Symphony is a fantastic masterpiece (as is the 7th), it's just I don't think it's underplayed.
@@murrayaronson3753it does get a fair crack of the whip these days, but, often merely to showcase a conductor's talents as they pull the tempi around. This performance is so beautifully natural, isn't it?
Recent Dvořák has been exciting. There is good work going on by the German Radio Symphony Orchestra, and this is just world-class.
Yannick Nezet-Seguin also led this orchestra in the definitive Nutcracker Suite. Absolutely marvelous. His exuberance was perfect forTchaikovsky's music. Great fun. So good to see him again here.
My favorite Dvorák symphony.
This might be my favorite Dvořák symphony as well (maybe along with the 7th), but I've read that the 1958 recording of it by George Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra is the best version. I tend to disagree with that assessment because I think many portions of Szell's version are too rushed. I much prefer the pace and tempo of this one by the Rotterdam because it brings out more subtleties, and Yannick's direction is perfect.
Dan Blanchette
I suggest you listen to the Frankfurt radio symphony play this song on UA-cam with Manfred honeck conducting, his interpretation of the tempo along with the quality of the recording makes it my favorite, it sounds quite similar to this one, it is just slightly sharper
Dan Blanchette g
Mine too!
a beauty
A very under-rated symphiny, for which I am eternally grateful to my first wife! And beautifully played.
Not under-rated at all. The 8th Symphony is firmly in the repertory; it's performed often. Which is A-OK with me!
Amazing performance of a great symphony. Kudos to flutist!
This orchestra brings the proper enthusiasm for this great work and it sounds in their playing.
A favourite symphony - loving this performance. Thanks for sharing.
This performance makes it all worth it!! Bravo!
Extremely evocative movement. One of the best 43 minutes I have spent on UA-cam. I should love to see this orchestra play.
Absolutely breath-taking performance ! Love, Love !
especially the 3rd movement is so romantic !
Now that standing ovation is a proper tribute to one of the great works of art of modern musical history.
Stunning performance really.
At the finish, even though at my desk, I stood up and applauded for 5 minutes too.
Amazing cello sound !
Great performance of a favorite of mine.
That was wonderful! I could watch Yannick Nézet-Séguin all day.
So could I. His Nutcracker is wonderful. You catch yourself smiling at the screen.
Magnificent interpretation, thank you.
Well, my friends always tell me I should visit Amsterdam, but if the musicians of Rotterdam are this good, I'd be just as happy to visit there instead. I checked, and the hotel rooms are reasonable. Maybe I could see some modern architecture and some interesting museums, and I hope that visitors are permitted to look at the big port operations. I'm like an overgrown child and I love to see freight loaders, cargo ships, and the mechanisms that control the ocean water. People of Rotterdam, I hope you'll forgive me for not speaking your beautiful language.
Rotterdam is a winner in all you've stated. I respect and share your fascination with ships,ports and maritime activity. Oh yes, Dvorak's 8th is superb and exceeds the 9th.
Well, don't know where you are from, but the Netherlands are so small, that you can easily visit both! ;-) Also stop by at Leiden, my home town! Also nice! Regarding this 'beautiful' language... Not everyone shares that opinion! ;-)
Oh, yes. This is Dvorak's best symphony and this orchestra really performed it superbly. Rotterdam sounds like a good place to visit, too
Rhythmical and well-articulated performance of this perfectly composed masterwork without superfluous ethnic flavor. The brass section is particularly excellent. Thanks for the nice upload with highest possible sound quality!
Excellent conductor and terrific performance!
Great to see Korea's famous cellist in the Rotterdam philharmonic! So proud of her!
Jinkyung Kim what is her name?
Her name is Hee-Young Lim.
Don't be so modest. Rotterdam Philharmonic should be proud to have her.
Man, what I would do to listen to this live...
Great Works! Yannick Nézet-Séguin ....
Great memories! 💜💜💜
Uistekende uitvoering van een geweldige symphonie
Love Dvorak!!!!!!
Among the very best I have ever heard that flute solo played.
Dit is een geweldige een gezellige uitvoering van Dvořák
love the 3rd mov
Best ever in my opinion.
The third movement just dances into existence. Nezet-Seguin is its Pied Piper.
I NEVER KNEW THE THIRD MOVEMENT IS THE POPULAR THING WE HEAR ALL THE TIME IN COMMERCIALS.
WOAH
31:40 a musician in love...
Orchestra portentosa,sviluppa al massimo le potenzialita' espressive sinfoniche dell ' opera soddisfacendo gli intenti del Compositore.
Very nice music
Wonderful!.
Meu maestro favorito. Quanta humildade! Quanto reconhecimento com os seus músicos! Afinal, como existiriam os maestros se não fossem eles? Sem falar de sua competência. Sem desfazer dos renomados maestros , esse é o meu favorito. Grata por existir!
Concordo, sem dúvida alguma. Mas.... /há sempre um "mas"...) se a leitura do maestro é muito boa, falta qq coisa no 2º e 3º andamentos. Por exemplo, o lirismo que Bernstein dá na sua gravaçºao, como Kubelik alias, talvez preparem melhor o ambiente oara o 4º andamento, tão enérgico, decidido, "forte". Mas são opiniões...Obrigado.
trop beau ,on peut le dire ,merci
This is right up there in the stratosphere of Szell and the Cleveland.
Playing this performance only once is definatly not enough
Wow very nicely done👏👏👏👏
Personally, I like this better than no.9~:) Great performance~~~!
Bravo!!!
La excelencia de la música en esta bella sinfonía.
Grossartig! Great!
素晴らしい演奏ありがとうございます😊
1:30 このチェロ奏者カッコイイですね!
指揮者もオーケストラも凄いです❤
The woman playing principal flute is beautiful.
beautiful!
I would like a list of the 40+ non-musical idiots who voted a thumbs down on this magnificent performance of Dvorak's most stirring work. I see now why the conductor was named only the third Music Director of the Metropolitan Opera. He is going to do great things in New York. The brass section of this orchestra deserves special plaudits for playing with such passion. Bravi tutti, and to all who withheld their coughing for the intervals.
I hope Master Nézet-Séguin is considering a cycle! 🙏
1st movement : 00:00
2nd movement : 10:47
3rd movement : 23:00
4th movement : 29:11
Perfeito!
Una simfonia tan dolça i bonica!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Be careful ik if you turn up the volume for the intense triumph: the applause follows immediately!
You cannot beat Karajan though
Dvořák the Best.
Reminiscent of the great Mahler symphonies.
It is? How so?
Exquisite.
5:55 flute excerpt
31:27 I love this flute solo so much.
Can hear some strains that might have been written by Gustav Mahler.
Composizione Dvorak periodo tardo romantico 19 secolo, nazionalità Cecoslovacchia (tempi moderni la nazione divisa in due Stati nazioni separate: Repubblica Ceca, Slovenia)
very strange. the conductor totally ignored the first flutist in the end of the symphony.
👏❤️
?where does the third movement begins
At 23:03
Conductor's name, please
29:10
This shit's dope.
Odlično
31:10
BOO
Grob
I am going to play this symphony within some weeks conducted by the predecessor of the then Korean solo cellist.
By the way, I accompanied this cellist with my orchestra 3 years ago in the cello concerto of Saint Saens.