but why does he go round like a snake charmer so much? i prefer the clarinetist from Radio Filharmonisch Orkest with Eivind Gullberg Jensen as the conductor. more sincere and better interaction with the bassoon.
Antonio Pappano. There aren't the words to express what a genius he is. He really brings out the strife and emotion of Rachmaninov's love for his Country, written in this gorgeous music, so that even a twit like me can understand it. Best performance out there. ❤
Although mainly known by his piano concertos I always thought his symphonies (mainly the 2nd but not forgetting the other two) were musically much more complex and rewarding to listen to. I always get goose bumps with this 2nd and must have heard it untold times. Only thing...it has to be played with lots of passion and by a very good and large orchestra to show its real colors.
There is no way to over-emphasize how great this is. I keep coming back to it, I'm sure over a dozen times by now. Together, this work and this performance is THE definition of music.
Pappano seems to be one of the few conductors that understands that this symphony needs good momentum so as not to become over sentimental. Paul Kletski has always been my benchmark and Pappano comes very close. Wonderful!
One of the greatest symphonies ever composed! I've been fortunate enough to have played it many times as a first horn - most recently earlier this year - and have conducted this masterpiece as well and I've lost count of the number of times I've heard it. I still remember when, as a teenager, my late father brought home André Previn's now famous recording of the full version with the LSO on vinyl and it blew my head off. The sheer emotion of the first and third movements and the joy of the Scherzo - second movement - and Finale made such an impact then, as it still does now - almost 50 years later. Good to see Tony Pappano and the Dresden orchestra give such a powerful performance. Thanks for posting this.
I have been listening the piano concerto N 2 for a couple of years, recently, I discovered this symphony and I can say, rachmanininoff's works are amazing. This one is another of my favorites now.
My son, a double bass player, will be playing this along with the rest of the York University Symphony Orchestra next week, and we're going along to watch - we can't wait - two very proud parents!
The third movement is certainly beautiful in its gut-wrenching kind of way, but nothing beats the fourth movement with all its orchestral complexity and emotional power, with the string section's relentless pursuit of sublimation and the wind section's haunting punctuation between resolution and struggle. As a life-long admirer of Rachmaninov, this performance is one of the best I've heard, but in terms of UA-cam uploads, this is the best version I've seen.
I wish people didn’t forget the Second movement…it’s so wonderful!!! The whole symphony is amazing; this performance makes it shine even more. Thank you so much for giving us this music.
One of the best performances of one of my favorite symphonic works. Adagio was A M A Z I N G...I love the tempo and the focus on dynamics. The clarinetist delivered a magnificent and "well-sung" performance. Bravi tutti!!!
I believe the clarinetists is Robert Oberaigner. The sort of playing you expect from someone who played as a substitute with the Vienna Philharmonic at a 17!
I have never before heard any finer clarinet. The note changes are so silky smooth. He is phenomenal!! What a pleasure to listen to . . . clear and beautiful!
Good to point out. It's very hard to control breath like that. Also, please listen to the Charles Gerhardt recording of A Place in the Sun. That is the finest example of concert sax playing I've ever heard. Stunning breath control.
There was quite a lot of "throw-away" music in Sergei's day as well. Don't sell *all* modern music short. While it's difficult to tell which music will stand the test of time, I can see bands like Dream Theater or Kansas having a following into the future.
This is beyond beauty, so peacefull, the melody, so harmonious… i cannot stop listening to it on a loop, thank you very much! And wish the best to all of you who are here feeling this masterpiece❤
I love orchestral music. The energy and elegance of Tchaikovsky's and the avant-garde orchestrations and counterpoint of Stravinsky's. But this Rachmaninov's symphony its, for me, the quintessential romantic-era orchestral work. Superb orchestrations and touching melodic passages, and of course the outstanding Staatskapelle Dresden's performance and the conductor's emotive baton. Thanks for share this amazing concert. Greetings from México.
I have practically no formal knowledge of classical music. But it doesn't prevent me from being deeply moved by it and have my soul soothed in an oral bath of harmonies and melodies
Without a doubt, a masterpiece of the symphonic repertoire of late romanticism! The glorious magnificence of this music is highlighted in this masterful performance... overflowing with mystery, drama, passion, lyricism, melancholy and poetic bombast! This extraordinary symphony inspires and moves with its beautiful themes... it makes us vibrate and tremble with emotion! It is a brilliant musical work: exquisitely orchestrated; and finely constructed in a masterly way, between soft and powerful pulses, with calm and vigorous rhythms! I take my hat off and bow to this wonderful orchestra, under the baton of this fabulous conductor... great job! Definitely: an artistic experience out of the ordinary... simply sublime! Braaavooo, Master Rachmaninoff!
This adage is so beautiful, it enchants me! Every piece is so interconnected, it guides us to this ending that takes our breath away! Splendid presentation
Wow!! What a performance of this magnificent symphony. Rachmaninoff was true master. Bravo to all the players!! And what a masterful conductor -- he certainly relates to the huge repressive moments.
My favorite symphonic piece. While listening to it with my eyes closed, images and moving scenes were forming in my mind, making a one great masterpiece. Thank you, Mr. Rachmaninov, Staatskapelle and Mr. Pappano! Sending love from the Philippines. 🇵🇭❤️
11:30 to 13:55 is one of music's greatest build up to a climax ever! What a masterpiece, makes me cry every time this symphony. Rachmaninov's orchestration is a thing of beauty and this performance is one of the best I've heard.
This is so wonderful. I listen to every performance of this symphony that I can find. I hear something new with every performance, including this one. Thank you for posting this.
I don't think I'm quite as dedicated as you are, but this symphony *IS* a personal favorite. On LP or CD I've heard two versions by Ormandy/Philadelphia, one by Previn/LSO, and one by Paray/Detroit. On the radio I've heard one by Koussevitsky/Boston. I, too, find every performance worth hearing as long as they are trying to honor the music---and so far they all do.
This piece of music was my first love and still my favourite; so I am always super critical of any performance. I can't fault Pappano, he always appears to feel the music with all of his senses, savouring it like a gourmet meal or making love with it in the manner of a bacchanalian revel. This performance is as close to perfect as I have ever heard, thank you to all the players and technicians who put the time and attention into getting this right
I could not agree more. My first love as well and also, a "harsh" critic. What is nice about Pappano is that he resists the urge to go FAST and to savor as you say. Bravo!
This is the best interpretation of this much loved symphony I have heard in recent memory. He really manages to pull out all the complex harmonies of Rachmaninoff's writing. The orchestra is extremely responsive. The conductor takes over as Principal Conductor for the London Symphony Orchestra this year- lucky them and lucky us!! Brilliant.
When I turn on our classical radio here, I will often hear music that meanders but I end up turning it off because it becomes random and pointless. But with a master like Rachmaninoff there is always a direction, a thread to hang onto. His music explores but you feel propelled by it with a lot of thrill rides along the way. There's always anticipation for the next minute. I don't know how that is done. It's very rare. As for this orchestra, OMG!! The whole group is very precise and warm sounding but the basses and horns are especially kickass.
This symphony is other-worldly. It is beautiful and well-balanced with a wide range of emotions and countless haunting melodies. It's a genius-level work. And the performance is great.
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Rachmaninov seems to be comfortable and excellent composer as other piano concert or symphony and as Vocalise... He must be great and eternal as good as Mozart. It's gorgeous performance. Recording is well. Thank you for uploading..
Very moving and balanced. I love this symphony. the conductor is excellent. The mouth movement adds an element that is harmony with his hands. He is expressing himself in non-verbal way. Watch deaf people who are using sign language how much mouth movement they use to communicate non-verbally to others. There can be many components to communication and this conductor is taking advantage of the "lips movement" to interject what he feels to members of the orchestra. The fact that they play so beautifully -- it is a testament that each is in harmony with him!
Love the contrabasses positioned behind the first violins. Something not widely practiced in modern orchestras. But a standard for this orchestra. Adds sparkle to the tuning.
Wunderschöne und detaillierte Aufführung dieser spätromantischen und großartigen Sinfonie mit seidigen Tönen aller Streicher, milden Tönen aller Holzbläser und brillanten Tönen aller Blechbläser. Der dritte Satz klingt besonders schön und echt melodisch. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Orchester in verschiedenen Tempi und mit künstlerisch kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach wundervoll!
Ich empfehle Rachmaninows zweites Klavierkonzert von ganzem Herzen. Einfach ein fantastisches Werk, es verbindet Virtuosentum und Schönheit perfekt, es ist mein liebstes Musikstück und Rachmaninow mein Lieblingskomponist!
I had the good fortune to watch the maestro conduct this live with the Philadelphia Orchestra over a decade ago and bought his recording with St. Cecilia. I was eager to hear the Staatskapelle Dresden with tis rich burnished tone play this. Thank you very much. I really hope I get the chance to hear the orchestra live and soon.
Russia has incredible musical training among its high arts, also known for greatest ballet and great literature. Rachmaninoff had excellent theoretical knowledge as well as being a gifted intuitive musician.
Sweet voices or luscious sounds remind me of trying to dub those into a lot of beautiful landscapes contents I have already shot. When such melodious sounds meet scenic landscapes, moving your heart and soul will unquestionably elevate and support emotional quotient! This introductory part of symphony is just like that!
The best performances are on this channel. thank you for being so beautifulThe best performances are on this channel. thank you for such beautiful music.
Awesome. Thank you for sharing this. Is it just me or does it seem like Rach could get an enormous amount of sound out of an orchestra? You'd think the brass was 10x larger, but it's standard, etc. Genius orchestrator.
Holy cow, how great Staatskapelle sounds. What a string section. For me they are over Berlin Phil at this moment. More good orchestras for Germany at this moment but this one is among the best.
The wonderful performance aside, I recommend all who have the opportunity to visit the Semperopern. It is just awe inspiring. The 10th visit is just as amazing as the 1st.
Tempos kept crisp, he prevented it from dragging, a trap many conductors fall into with this piece. Emphasis on the dynamics are how I have imagined it in my head and have wished someone would do. He did. Best reading since Ormandy.
First time hearing this piece randomly on Spotify, I thought it was a soundtrack of romance movie, but its turn out more romantic than romance movies. The third movement makes you think that you're falling in love with someone
I judge performances of this symphony by one very specific thing: how they approach that big resolving chord in the last movement, just before the strings sing that gorgeous chorale theme again to bring the whole thing to a close. Too many conductors just barrel right past that chord, but Maestro Pappano gets it right! To my ears, he joins Previn and Ashkenazy in this. What a wonderful performance!
@@spfqr4977 It lands right about the 56:17 mark, the big tonic chord that rounds out the preceding build before the soaring melody recapitulates. It's a tricky spot: you can't ritard the tempo too much and you certainly can't impose a fermata where none is indicated in the score, but the arrival on that chord is such a moment of release that it really bothers me when most conductors just blast right past it.
Ashkenazy and Previn have the greatest recordings of the piece and you're totally right that Pappano commands it with the same level of magic. In particular, I feel like he conducts it like a giant opera score, which gives it so much vibrancy and drama!
Het is het verhaal van het leven met zijn onderdompeling in onverwachte en grillige gebeurtenissen en vreemde verwrongen emoties waar je ongevraagd en verdwaasd aan uitgeleverd wordt. Geweldige dirigent en orkest. Sublieme uitvoering.
When I was 13 my mother's friend took me to the Royal Albert Hall to hear classical music. I've no memory of which piece. That became a regular event. Throughout the years we saw Hairstyle competitions, Bob Dillon, The Royal Symphony Choir and many others. I now live in Kingston, Ontario because for 53 years I have not lived close enough to go to the symphony. The Kingston Symphony is why I moved to the interesting town.
Pappano is, and will always be, the greatest interpreter of this piece in my opinion. I genuinely can't find a single thing I wish were played differently, it's just speaks to your soul.
Es una de las sinfonías que más me provocan. Yo la tengo en una muy grande estimación, de hecho pienso que es una sinfonía escrita para el amor. La idea que tengo del amor, la he sacado de esta sinfonía 🥺🥺🥺
Beethoven and Mahler are masters of the symphony, but this one of Rachmaninoff's is counted among the best. Who can say, best? Thanks to all the wonderful classical composers, and Rachmaninoff moves me most with all his innovative writing. Even his solo piano works are intriguing. And his Vespers and The Bells are phenomenal, plus Symphonic Dances written 2 years before he died.
Time to drop the concept of what is best, each composer has a special contribution. Mahler is great, so is Debussy, Brahms, Mozart, etc. I don't particularly care for Mozart but understand his contribution and place in musical history. Rachmaninoff is considered the last of the great Romantic composers.
I must have a fetish for 2nd Symphonies! I adore Brahms 2nd, Borodin's 2nd, and *THIS ONE* When I became an avid classical music fan in 1973, I learned this piece through the unabridged version. *SO* happy to hear this one complete!
Pappano is among a long list of Italian conductors that can really understand and conduct one of the many incredible great symphonies from russian composers....it's like Italian and Russian music souls are somehow connected.
Thanks to all, and specially DW. I have been a fan and listener on short wave beginning in 1965. It's hard to believe all the technology that has arisen since then. I certainly couldn't then imagine listening, and watching, with wonderful fidelity, to the great orchestras of today on a computer screen in my bedroom! Alas, the sword may be double-edged.
A Russian Composer, a German orchestra and a Italian Conductor! Could not have asked for more for this magnificent Symphony!
You want diversity. Here it is.
Pappano is British! :)
@@Ole_Mercool He is only a naturalised British! He is from Italy!
@@anandsamuel1978 Nop. He is an Essex boy! :)
Italian blood, good enough for me. :-)
The 1st Clarinetist is Sooo good!! So perfectly phrased and so musical. The Adagio is perfect to show him off. Memorable!
but why does he go round like a snake charmer so much?
i prefer the clarinetist from Radio Filharmonisch Orkest with Eivind Gullberg Jensen as the conductor. more sincere and better interaction with the bassoon.
Antonio Pappano. There aren't the words to express what a genius he is. He really brings out the strife and emotion of Rachmaninov's love for his Country, written in this gorgeous music, so that even a twit like me can understand it. Best performance out there. ❤
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11:09 indeed.
Tú no eres un idiota si eres capaz de apreciar tanta belleza y sutileza! Eres un ser privilegiado!!❤
@@virgilioperez7775 Anyone who loves this wonderful music can't be a twit!
I forgot to breathe until the end! Such an incredible piece.
Although mainly known by his piano concertos I always thought his symphonies (mainly the 2nd but not forgetting the other two) were musically much more complex and rewarding to listen to. I always get goose bumps with this 2nd and must have heard it untold times. Only thing...it has to be played with lots of passion and by a very good and large orchestra to show its real colors.
There is no way to over-emphasize how great this is. I keep coming back to it, I'm sure over a dozen times by now. Together, this work and this performance is THE definition of music.
Pappano seems to be one of the few conductors that understands that this symphony needs good momentum so as not to become over sentimental. Paul Kletski has always been my benchmark and Pappano comes very close. Wonderful!
One of the greatest symphonies ever composed! I've been fortunate enough to have played it many times as a first horn - most recently earlier this year - and have conducted this masterpiece as well and I've lost count of the number of times I've heard it. I still remember when, as a teenager, my late father brought home André Previn's now famous recording of the full version with the LSO on vinyl and it blew my head off. The sheer emotion of the first and third movements and the joy of the Scherzo - second movement - and Finale made such an impact then, as it still does now - almost 50 years later. Good to see Tony Pappano and the Dresden orchestra give such a powerful performance. Thanks for posting this.
Underrated. I bought by accident as a teenager (meant to buy 2nd piano concerto), and it was one of my better mistakes
Beatiful!! God bless you! You are something especial, really!
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It is a master piece :)
Bless your father.
Pappano and Rachmaninov's 2nd are an explosive mix when they meet. Absolute beauty and drama. Thank you
I have been listening the piano concerto N 2 for a couple of years, recently, I discovered this symphony and I can say, rachmanininoff's works are amazing. This one is another of my favorites now.
My son, a double bass player, will be playing this along with the rest of the York University Symphony Orchestra next week, and we're going along to watch - we can't wait - two very proud parents!
The third movement is certainly beautiful in its gut-wrenching kind of way, but nothing beats the fourth movement with all its orchestral complexity and emotional power, with the string section's relentless pursuit of sublimation and the wind section's haunting punctuation between resolution and struggle. As a life-long admirer of Rachmaninov, this performance is one of the best I've heard, but in terms of UA-cam uploads, this is the best version I've seen.
Thank you very much for your nice comment!
This is the best version? You don’t sound like a long time Rachmaninoff fan lmao. Ormandy’s recording of this symphony is unquestionably the greatest.
@@DynastieArtistique You sound like a snob.
I wish people didn’t forget the Second movement…it’s so wonderful!!! The whole symphony is amazing; this performance makes it shine even more. Thank you so much for giving us this music.
Same, it has such a mystical yet joyful feeling 😊👌
@@august...4847.
One of my favourites...
Magical
Second movement flies by like this great virtouso orchestra should, Bravo
One of the best performances of one of my favorite symphonic works. Adagio was A M A Z I N G...I love the tempo and the focus on dynamics. The clarinetist delivered a magnificent and "well-sung" performance. Bravi tutti!!!
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That clarinetist is my hero!
I believe the clarinetists is Robert Oberaigner. The sort of playing you expect from someone who played as a substitute with the Vienna Philharmonic at a 17!
I have never before heard any finer clarinet. The note changes are so silky smooth. He is phenomenal!! What a pleasure to listen to . . . clear and beautiful!
Good to point out. It's very hard to control breath like that. Also, please listen to the Charles Gerhardt recording of A Place in the Sun. That is the finest example of concert sax playing I've ever heard. Stunning breath control.
Fine mouthpiece plays also role beside control of sound
Do we think people will be listening to Cardi B in 100 years? Timeless, classical music is so amazing.
Greg, your POST, pure class!
Right on the spot!
There was quite a lot of "throw-away" music in Sergei's day as well. Don't sell *all* modern music short. While it's difficult to tell which music will stand the test of time, I can see bands like Dream Theater or Kansas having a following into the future.
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Wonderful orchestra and beautiful concert hall. It’s hard to do better than this most romantic of all symphonies.
This is beyond beauty, so peacefull, the melody, so harmonious… i cannot stop listening to it on a loop, thank you very much! And wish the best to all of you who are here feeling this masterpiece❤
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This symphony is so incredibly beautiful. It is almost overwhelming, with so many heart wrenching melodies.
I love orchestral music. The energy and elegance of Tchaikovsky's and the avant-garde orchestrations and counterpoint of Stravinsky's. But this Rachmaninov's symphony its, for me, the quintessential romantic-era orchestral work. Superb orchestrations and touching melodic passages, and of course the outstanding Staatskapelle Dresden's performance and the conductor's emotive baton. Thanks for share this amazing concert. Greetings from México.
The fourth movement is so glorious, this is definitely one of the best Rachmaninoff symphony!
I have practically no formal knowledge of classical music. But it doesn't prevent me from being deeply moved by it and have my soul soothed in an oral bath of harmonies and melodies
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Without a doubt, a masterpiece of the symphonic repertoire of late romanticism! The glorious magnificence of this music is highlighted in this masterful performance... overflowing with mystery, drama, passion, lyricism, melancholy and poetic bombast! This extraordinary symphony inspires and moves with its beautiful themes... it makes us vibrate and tremble with emotion! It is a brilliant musical work: exquisitely orchestrated; and finely constructed in a masterly way, between soft and powerful pulses, with calm and vigorous rhythms! I take my hat off and bow to this wonderful orchestra, under the baton of this fabulous conductor... great job! Definitely: an artistic experience out of the ordinary... simply sublime! Braaavooo, Master Rachmaninoff!
What an outstanding performance. Doesn't get any better than this. Let me tell you, Rachmaninoff would have been proud.
This adage is so beautiful, it enchants me! Every piece is so interconnected, it guides us to this ending that takes our breath away! Splendid presentation
Wow!! What a performance of this magnificent symphony. Rachmaninoff was true master. Bravo to all the players!! And what a masterful conductor -- he certainly relates to the huge repressive moments.
My favorite symphonic piece. While listening to it with my eyes closed, images and moving scenes were forming in my mind, making a one great masterpiece.
Thank you, Mr. Rachmaninov, Staatskapelle and Mr. Pappano!
Sending love from the Philippines. 🇵🇭❤️
This is the thing about classical music. No one would ever say this about rap or pop music
Great performance with passion and precision. I just watched this timeless composition as the New Year Eve treat.
11:30 to 13:55 is one of music's greatest build up to a climax ever! What a masterpiece, makes me cry every time this symphony. Rachmaninov's orchestration is a thing of beauty and this performance is one of the best I've heard.
This is so wonderful. I listen to every performance of this symphony that I can find. I hear something new with every performance, including this one. Thank you for posting this.
I don't think I'm quite as dedicated as you are, but this symphony *IS* a personal favorite. On LP or CD I've heard two versions by Ormandy/Philadelphia, one by Previn/LSO, and one by Paray/Detroit. On the radio I've heard one by Koussevitsky/Boston. I, too, find every performance worth hearing as long as they are trying to honor the music---and so far they all do.
This piece of music was my first love and still my favourite; so I am always super critical of any performance. I can't fault Pappano, he always appears to feel the music with all of his senses, savouring it like a gourmet meal or making love with it in the manner of a bacchanalian revel. This performance is as close to perfect as I have ever heard, thank you to all the players and technicians who put the time and attention into getting this right
Thanks for this thoughtful analysis.
I could not agree more. My first love as well and also, a "harsh" critic. What is nice about Pappano is that he resists the urge to go FAST and to savor as you say. Bravo!
This is so wonderful, what a delight, the sublime composer, orchestra and Pappano, what more can one want.
Thanks for watching!
Pappano is SO clear in his directions. The musicians had to have been impressed! Just fabulous!
ne of the greatest symphonies ever composed! I've been fortunate enough to have played it many times as a first horn - most recently earlier this year
Wunderbar, eine beeindruckend schöne Musik mit diesem guten Orchester!
Bravo, Maestro Pappano!
20:42 This is just... gorgeous. I can't even describe it.
The magic of Rachmaninoff. Classic 'Rachmaninoff-feeling'.
This is the best interpretation of this much loved symphony I have heard in recent memory. He really manages to pull out all the complex harmonies of Rachmaninoff's writing. The orchestra is extremely responsive. The conductor takes over as Principal Conductor for the London Symphony Orchestra this year- lucky them and lucky us!! Brilliant.
When I turn on our classical radio here, I will often hear music that meanders but I end up turning it off because it becomes random and pointless. But with a master like Rachmaninoff there is always a direction, a thread to hang onto. His music explores but you feel propelled by it with a lot of thrill rides along the way. There's always anticipation for the next minute. I don't know how that is done. It's very rare. As for this orchestra, OMG!! The whole group is very precise and warm sounding but the basses and horns are especially kickass.
i love watching Pappano, so fiery and animated! top level performance. great orchestra, great energy, and great care. amazing that this music exists.
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No sé si sea la mejor interpretación de esta obra, pero es verdaderamente sublime, llega al corazón, estremece, hace soñar.
Orchestra did an excellent job on probably the most beautiful piece by the man, himself.
This symphony is other-worldly. It is beautiful and well-balanced with a wide range of emotions and countless haunting melodies. It's a genius-level work. And the performance is great.
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29:50 is my ultimate favorite piece ever😍!!! Thank you so much for this lovely masterpiece! It was wonderful to listen to while working 💜
It's one of the most deeply emotive moments in Western music.
"Never gonna fall in love again...🎶I don't want to start with someone new...🎶cause I couldn't bear to see it end....🎶just like me and you.🎶"
Eric Carmen 🎹1976. 😁🙂😉
Played the 3rd and 4th movement at the New York All State conference and it was unforgettable. The cello part is so involved and fun to play.
SANS -MOTS , CHEF - D' ŒUVRE ,GRANDE QUALITÉ PRODIGUX MERCI PER ÇE PARTAGE !
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This is the most beautiful version I've ever listened to
Rachmaninov seems to be
comfortable and excellent composer as other piano concert or symphony and as Vocalise... He must be
great and eternal as good as Mozart.
It's gorgeous performance.
Recording is well.
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Played it with my university orchestra last week, an absolutely beautiful and fantastic piece to perform!
You should feel honoured!
This is wonderful. I hope to visit Dresden soon and catch a live performance.
Very moving and balanced. I love this symphony. the conductor is excellent. The mouth movement adds an element that is harmony with his hands. He is expressing himself in non-verbal way. Watch deaf people who are using sign language how much mouth movement they use to communicate non-verbally to others. There can be many components to communication and this conductor is taking advantage of the "lips movement" to interject what he feels to members of the orchestra. The fact that they play so beautifully -- it is a testament that each is in harmony with him!
Music is truly a universal language! The face of the conductor says it all.
We are so blessed to hear this. Thank you.
This beautiful symphony reminds me that there is still hope for humanity. Perfect composition of my favorite composer...
totalmente de acuerdo con Ud.......es una obra sublime
Love the contrabasses positioned behind the first violins. Something not widely practiced in modern orchestras. But a standard for this orchestra. Adds sparkle to the tuning.
What an absolutely explosive performance, so much raw energies. BRAVO!!!
Just may be the finest performance of the third movement that will ever be done.
Thank you very much for this great concert!!!
Greetings from Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦
Wunderschöne und detaillierte Aufführung dieser spätromantischen und großartigen Sinfonie mit seidigen Tönen aller Streicher, milden Tönen aller Holzbläser und brillanten Tönen aller Blechbläser. Der dritte Satz klingt besonders schön und echt melodisch. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Orchester in verschiedenen Tempi und mit künstlerisch kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach wundervoll!
was denn sonst!
Ich empfehle Rachmaninows zweites Klavierkonzert von ganzem Herzen. Einfach ein fantastisches Werk, es verbindet Virtuosentum und Schönheit perfekt, es ist mein liebstes Musikstück und Rachmaninow mein Lieblingskomponist!
1st movement
0:26 begins
2nd movement
19:26 begins | 20:43 moment | 26:24 moment
*3rd movement
29:51 begins | 35:29 build up | 35:59 checkpoint | 36:15 climax | 41:09 mountain | 43:13 ending
4th movement
44:19 begins | 56:12 build up | 56:49 moment | 57:42 ending
Im only 17, but i want this piece to be one of many classical pieces to play at my funeral. Truly amazing and tear-sheddding music 😢
Well this is the composer that will touch your heart and make you cry rachmaninoff
@@AcidSpitter783 and I agree! 100%
I had the good fortune to watch the maestro conduct this live with the Philadelphia Orchestra over a decade ago and bought his recording with St. Cecilia. I was eager to hear the Staatskapelle Dresden with tis rich burnished tone play this. Thank you very much. I really hope I get the chance to hear the orchestra live and soon.
We're glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Russia has incredible musical training among its high arts, also known for greatest ballet and great literature. Rachmaninoff had excellent theoretical knowledge as well as being a gifted intuitive musician.
Had the pleasure of visiting this beautiful venue a couple of weeks back. The sound was sublime.
That sublimity seems to be reflected in this recording.
Sweet voices or luscious sounds
remind me of trying to dub those into a lot of beautiful landscapes contents I have already shot.
When such melodious sounds meet scenic landscapes, moving your heart and soul will unquestionably elevate and support emotional quotient!
This introductory part of symphony is just like that!
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This conductor makes me smile he puts so much effort into this piece of music
Wonderfull ❤️
Yes, so expressive. But never understand what he is beating. Sorry!
The best performances are on this channel. thank you for being so beautifulThe best performances are on this channel. thank you for such beautiful music.
Perfect ending to the first movement. No added timpani thwack and the end. Bravo!
Awesome. Thank you for sharing this.
Is it just me or does it seem like Rach could get an enormous amount of sound out of an orchestra? You'd think the brass was 10x larger, but it's standard, etc. Genius orchestrator.
First time listening,,,, while creative writing overlooking Great Lake Huron from a small dune.
What a treat! Thank you.
Brilliant orchestra & Brilliant conductor what a performance
Holy cow, how great Staatskapelle sounds. What a string section. For me they are over Berlin Phil at this moment. More good orchestras for Germany at this moment but this one is among the best.
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Extraordinario. Esto es una joya. Muchas gracias.
The wonderful performance aside, I recommend all who have the opportunity to visit the Semperopern. It is just awe inspiring. The 10th visit is just as amazing as the 1st.
Excelente Performance!!! O Adágio me comove. sempre ❤️ É uma GRANDE. OBRA👏👏👏🌺🙏👍👍👍👍👍❤️
Tempos kept crisp, he prevented it from dragging, a trap many conductors fall into with this piece. Emphasis on the dynamics are how I have imagined it in my head and have wished someone would do. He did. Best reading since Ormandy.
First time hearing this piece randomly on Spotify, I thought it was a soundtrack of romance movie, but its turn out more romantic than romance movies. The third movement makes you think that you're falling in love with someone
I judge performances of this symphony by one very specific thing: how they approach that big resolving chord in the last movement, just before the strings sing that gorgeous chorale theme again to bring the whole thing to a close. Too many conductors just barrel right past that chord, but Maestro Pappano gets it right! To my ears, he joins Previn and Ashkenazy in this. What a wonderful performance!
Could you provide a timestamp for the chord you are talking about?
@@spfqr4977 It lands right about the 56:17 mark, the big tonic chord that rounds out the preceding build before the soaring melody recapitulates. It's a tricky spot: you can't ritard the tempo too much and you certainly can't impose a fermata where none is indicated in the score, but the arrival on that chord is such a moment of release that it really bothers me when most conductors just blast right past it.
Ashkenazy and Previn have the greatest recordings of the piece and you're totally right that Pappano commands it with the same level of magic. In particular, I feel like he conducts it like a giant opera score, which gives it so much vibrancy and drama!
@@julioelizaldepiano Also check out Cura's recording with the same approach.
Het is het verhaal van het leven met zijn onderdompeling in onverwachte en grillige gebeurtenissen en vreemde verwrongen emoties waar je ongevraagd en verdwaasd aan uitgeleverd wordt. Geweldige dirigent en orkest. Sublieme uitvoering.
Maravilhosa apresentação, sempre incrível e deslumbrante.
I love the conductor! So expressive!
When I was 13 my mother's friend took me to the Royal Albert Hall to hear classical music. I've no memory of which piece. That became a regular event. Throughout the years we saw Hairstyle competitions, Bob Dillon, The Royal Symphony Choir and many others.
I now live in Kingston, Ontario because for 53 years I have not lived close enough to go to the symphony. The Kingston Symphony is why I moved to the interesting town.
Gorgeous, utterly gorgeous. The third movement has me in tears - AGAIN.
Pappano is, and will always be, the greatest interpreter of this piece in my opinion. I genuinely can't find a single thing I wish were played differently, it's just speaks to your soul.
Put headphones on, lie down in the dark, close your eyes and be taken away to the heights and back…
가장 사랑하는 라히마니노프 심포니 2의 3악장~~!!! 멋진 연주, 정말정말 감사합니다🥰🥰🥰
Rachmaninoff is the greatest composer to have ever lived, I have no doubt whatsoever.
So Beautiful performance, I really enjoyed this masterpiece bravo 😍😍😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
43:18 This part crushes my soul for some reason. It sounds like a farewell 😢
Es una de las sinfonías que más me provocan. Yo la tengo en una muy grande estimación, de hecho pienso que es una sinfonía escrita para el amor. La idea que tengo del amor, la he sacado de esta sinfonía 🥺🥺🥺
THE VERY BEST SYMPHONY EVER WRITTEN - the master Sergei
Mahler has better symphonies but it's for sure one of the best.
@@EminAnimE1 Well, Gustav Mahler speaks. This comment does not surprise me at all.
Beethoven and Mahler are masters of the symphony, but this one of Rachmaninoff's is counted among the best. Who can say, best? Thanks to all the wonderful classical composers, and Rachmaninoff moves me most with all his innovative writing. Even his solo piano works are intriguing. And his Vespers and The Bells are phenomenal, plus Symphonic Dances written 2 years before he died.
Time to drop the concept of what is best, each composer has a special contribution. Mahler is great, so is Debussy, Brahms, Mozart, etc. I don't particularly care for Mozart but understand his contribution and place in musical history. Rachmaninoff is considered the last of the great Romantic composers.
EXTRAORDINARIAMENTE MAGNÍFICA. GRATIDÃO INFINITA; ALÉM DO SÉTIMO SENTÍDO.
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I must have a fetish for 2nd Symphonies! I adore Brahms 2nd, Borodin's 2nd, and *THIS ONE* When I became an avid classical music fan in 1973, I learned this piece through the unabridged version. *SO* happy to hear this one complete!
Excelente Performance 👍 Emoção demais, todas as vezes !!!👏👏👏👏👏🌺🙏
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Musica inquieta, affascinante,a tratti struggente e malinconica, sempre evocativa, coinvolgente. Magico Rachmaninov! Ottima esecuzione.
Pappano is among a long list of Italian conductors that can really understand and conduct one of the many incredible great symphonies from russian composers....it's like Italian and Russian music souls are somehow connected.
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Thanks DW Classical Music. Obrigado do Brasil
Thanks to all, and specially DW. I have been a fan and listener on short wave beginning in 1965. It's hard to believe all the technology that has arisen since then. I certainly couldn't then imagine listening, and watching, with wonderful fidelity, to the great orchestras of today on a computer screen in my bedroom! Alas, the sword may be double-edged.
Thanks for sharing your long history of DW memories with us! May there be many more to come.
Thank you very much! And thank you for all those years of enjoyment! Long live German music and culture.@@DWClassicalMusic
This is what a concert hall for classical music should look like! 😎🎹
Simply magnificent!!
Qué buena interpretación y aún mejor ver el sentimiento que transmiten en vivo
EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE. THANKYOU VERY MUCH
Дякую за насолоду! Це найвищий клас виконавства
57:18 just hits the spot
Melancholia is what makes this symphony so great. Nothing wrong with that, I like melancholic feelings.
makes one realize that this classical music thing is worth the enormous husstle it takes to produce it ..