Leonard Bernstein/Israel Philharmonic: Brahms Symphony No 1 Live 1973 [Remastered - 2017] MUST WATCH
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- This is probably my favorite live performance of Brahms' 1st symphony, which warranted an attempt to modernize the audio to give the orchestra some more space and depth. Rather than hearing it two-dimensional and somewhat dry in the original video, this one's hopefully more 3-D and closer to the present day in audio. I also lightened up the screen a bit. I think this performance is perfect in sending a message of support for the sake of humanity. Hope you enjoy this.
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I present this remastering work to you under the context of Fair Use (Section 107) from the Copyright Law of the United States of America. This video isn't and shouldn't be intended for commercial use since I do not get revenue off of my videos and I will not permit such from anyone. It is regarded more as a nonprofit educational resource and something people can use for research or criticism/debate on the nature of this recording or maybe the ethics of remastering.
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Piece: Symphony No. 1 in c minor, Op. 68
Composer: Johannes Brahms, Germany
Conductor: Leonard Bernstein, USA
Orchestra: Israel Philharmonic
Year of Performance: 1973
Remastered in 2017 By Wayne Yang, USA
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As someone who has watched concerts for more than 60 years, I can absolutely claim this is the most emotional and inspiring performance I've seen from a live concert broadcast. This was recorded while Jerusalem was being bombed in 1973 but the audience and orchestra wanted Bernstein to conduct anyway. The reactions of Bernstein and the audience at the end cannot be duplicated. Brahms soared to the heavens in this piece and I've never heard it more passionately played.
I was in Jerusalem during the ‘73 war. The city was not bombed. The Bernstein concert took place during the summer, before the war. I had the privilege of attending the concert.
@@leealtschuler8532 How sad it is for me to now learn that everything I've read about this concert over the decades (including the liner notes from the DVD) has been proven dead wrong.
This is Bernstein at his best, I love this performance. Very nice work remastering it.
Fantastico !! It was recorded in 1 - 3 August, 1973 in The Great Concert Hall.
i'm speechless. the ending. i can feel the pure genuine passion lenny put into this
Wakes up the dead and then some !!!!!
Misdated.
This concert took place in November
1973. I was there in the audience.
Unforgettable!
Nov.1973 The great concert hall, Jerusalem
It was recorded in 1 - 3 August, 1973 in The Great Concert Hall.
The most finest piece of Brahms that I've ever heard.
😂😂❤❤❤🎉 0:19 😢😮😅😊😊😊
My favourite version conducted by Bernstein!
One of the very best indeed !!!!!
Fantastic rendition, usually stick to Furtwängler's 1952 recording at Titaniapalast/ Berlin. Honestly, Bernstein along with this orchestra.. He's a giant.
Just One word Sensational........
a very energetic performance from Leonard Bernstein
@@bernardboyce2550 One of the greatest conductors of the 20th century !!!!!
When I lived in New York in the 80s, I looked for this symphony, having heard it in a Charlton Heston movie entitled, "Counterpoint".
I found a recording by Bernstein from the 60s. The liner notes said that he had recorded all four movements in one take!
Since that time, Bernstein has been the master.
The release of emotion at the end is shattering!
Amazing performance!
AMAZING! AMAZING! AMAZING!
That beginning is a “punch in the face.” My Goodness. I’m paying attention. Now I’m off for the ride. This is good.
I am sorry, but is the year correct? I think, this concert was held in 1973 - Yom Kippur war. And what enthusiasm is there in this conducting.
Thanks for correcting the year. I've fixed it now.
Summer, 1973. July or August. I sat in the balcony. As a student at Hebrew University I was able to get a student discount ticket.
This was filmed early August, the war was in October.
It was recorded in 1 - 3 August, 1973 in The Great Concert Hall.
bravo!
Idk, I grew up on his dg wpo. May yet come around to his cbs nyp's and ipo's. Aside from his aco's and brso Tristan, the 2 "tests" were the bpo Mahler 9th and the one concert with the Cleveland, actually my favorite American orchestra. After both of which he apparently vowed never to return.
solamente la musica puede despertar en unos y en otros los mismos sentimientos, sensaciones que no pueden expresarse con palabras.
THE GREATEST PERFORMANCE OF THIS HISTORIC SYMPHONY, AND WHAT AN OVATION FROM THE AUDIENCE, BERNSTEIN AND THE ORCHESTRA WERE SUPERB !!!!!
Also Seiji Ozawa,s live performance in 1992 is unbelievable as well the audience went crazy with a roaring standing ovation as well !!!!!
One of the very few videos Bernstein made in Israel.
fabulo us conducting of brahms 4th
Cool. How did you obtain the stereo audio?
How odd that the audience do not let the music finish before they begin applauding.
The contrast in tempi between this and Bernstein's Vienna performance of ten years later (ua-cam.com/video/EGRqIGOAPcE/v-deo.html). Is intriguing. I had always thought that his 'slowing down' was a gradual process, but the difference is quite dramatic, especially in the first movement's famous second subject.
I totally disagree. The way the applauding grew out of the last chord was a fantastic euphoriant experience for me . The performance had already brought me into ecstasy. Listen to the Vladimir Horowitz performance of the Chopin Polonaise Fantasy from 1966 .
@@ulfwernernielsen6708 same here! I felt exactly what the audience felt at the very end. You couldn't hold it in! Such a triumphant ending.
50:00
this seems fast