SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No 10 in E minor op 93 Dir Valery Gergiev Orq Mariinsky theatre
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- VALERY GERGIEV - MUSICAL DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR
THE MARIINSKY ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
3° DE DICIEMBRE DEL 2013 - December 3rd, 2013
TEATRO SALLE PLEYEL IN PARIS
I have adored shostakovich for years; I visited his grave at the novodevichy cemetery and paid my respects to him. This symphony is nothing short of a masterpiece.
My goodness the 2nd movement feels like rage personified. This symphony is a masterpiece.
2nd movement is a portrait of Stalin.
The 2nd movement is a dance. Footage of the Battle of Berlin clearly shows some Russian soldiers dancing to a a very similar rhythm after it was over.
@@dougmiles7124this symphony premiered in 1953 😊
I agree with you, I believe all Shostakovich music is a masterpiece
Yeah, I remember having more than one version of this symphony when I was 16, and one the back of one LP the 2nd movement just had one word/name: Stalin. ...and I thought, Ah, that makes so much sense.
I love how serious and in a second it gets light like everything is ok just to bring you back to the darkness again lol
Definitely inspired John Williams...Indiana jones!
It’s the best
Movement I - 01:00
Movement II - 23:58
Movement III - 28:31
Movement IV - 40:57
Thank you for the timestamps!
I believe you’ll find the second movement at 00:00
Viele dank
Another magistral interpretation of this genuine masterpiece! A complete symphony, picturesque, emotional, innovative, played by an extraordinary Orchestra, conducted by a remarkable Maestro!
these are real pros, they are in charge of their instruments with a vengeance
The sorrow, hope and celebration in this symphony is truly celestial.
Maravilhosa e rica Décima Sinfonia de Shostakovich. Minha favorita!!!! Grande regência De Gergiev.
interpretazione rigorosa, efficace. Ascolto per la terza volta con crescente passione.
By far the best interpretation of this masterpiece
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By far the most superficial comment. Ever.
Ancerl, Petrenko, and Karajan would like a word with you
Phenomenal!
Magnificent!!!!!!
i saw this live it was a soul ascending experience
Perfectly Stated . I recently seen his 4th Symphony. Had the exact experience ❤
(Theme Symphony)
1:02 begins | 5:04 dark transition | 11:03 flute transition | 13:29 dark break suspense | *commercial
23:59 2nd movement
Egyik kedvencem a 15 közül. A 24.50-nél kezdődő kis szakaszt több más szimfóniája előtt is berakják.
Last time I heard this was 1977. Still inscribed. (" He was our messenger...")
Excelente interpretación todo en su justo lugar los solos de obóe corno inglés y fagot fantasticos .
И все-таки Дмитрий Шестакович драматический композитор ,вся его музыка пронизанавнутренним напряжением иногда глубоким философским смыслом ,что ни говори похоже все это он пропускал через себя, как ему было не легко жить в таком напряжении
Он шОстакович......
I dislike Gergiev for his political views, and I somehow don't believe he is a very nice guy. But I have to admit he has Shostakovich in his blood like few others. And the world class Mariinsky orchestra are playing their heart out for him.
Actually he's pretty nice, but... he made his choice
Bravissimo !
On the 100th anniversary of the composer's birth, a journalist named David Torres wrote this:
"Onceupon a time, the human race sent a probe outside the solar system. Among the messages sent to a hypothetical extraterrestrial intelligence is a Bach prelude. No one could find a more naked, more beautiful music: all the scientific, mathematical and artistic achievements of Humanity quintessentialized in three glorious minutes. But, like Mozart, this music speaks to us not of what we are but of what we would like to be. If, in addition to beauty, we had wanted to tell all the evil, misery and lies that inhabit this little blue tear, we would not have sent old Bach as ambassador. We would have sent Shostakovich."
And I agree completely.
Lo incluyo en el castellano original:
«Hace tiempo, la raza humana envió una sonda fuera del sistema solar. Entre los mensajes enviados para una hipotética inteligencia extraterrestre hay un preludio de Bach. Nadie podría encontrar una música más desnuda, más bella: todos los logros científicos, matemáticos y artísticos de la Humanidad quintaesenciados en tres minutos gloriosos. Pero, como Mozart, esa música nos habla no de lo que somos sino de lo que quisiéramos ser. Si, además de la belleza, hubiéramos querido contar toda la maldad, la miseria y la mentira que habitan esta pequeña lágrima azul, no habríamos enviado al viejo Bach de embajador. Habríamos enviado a Shostakovich.»
After the desolation of the first movement, and the withering criticism of Stalin in the scherzo, DS must have been, and perhaps can only have been optimistic about his country in the aftermath of the tyrant's death. A truly remarkable interpretation by the Russian maestro of maestri (is that the correct plural?) I love this work from beginning to end!
I agree, an extraordinary work, IMO his finest among many great works.
Such BS from those who never cease to hate Russia. There is no evidence whatsoever he hated Stalin. That’s the west and it’s experts on hatred.
Yes, it's correct. In italian "il maestro dei maestri".
All the things he would potentially criticise Stalin for exist in western propaganda exclusively. Shostakovich is so great the west back then couldn't cancel him and they had to attach this 'anti-Stalin' disclaimer to his works)) Sickening.
@Kam Vitaly I don't think Stalin was the nicest dude ever. If you're into sickening, take a peek at his "purges" etc
Does anyone know the name of the timpani player? I love his energy and how he moves his mouth like he's singing along as he plays! @53:46
*Movements*
1. Moderato
2- Allegro
3- Allegretto - Largo - Più mosso
4- Andante - Allegro - L’istesso tempo
The flute and piccolo passage at 22:45 is very reminiscent of the passage just before the introduction of the second fugue subject in his last Prelude and Fugue from Op. 87
Bravissimo
Why would you spoiler the Symphonie in the intro though?
Nicely filmed
Bravísimo!!!
szuper-szónikus🙂
Movement 4 was so beautiful too damaged and emotional.
Long overdue greetings Maestro!
Piccolo solo:
22:39
24:14
24:50
好棒棒......
Snaredrum excerpt: 27:50
He conducts with a toothpick!
Yeah... I feel like invading Germany now... 23:58
Cit. Ally Wooden
genial Shostakovich...la orquesta y el maestro Gergey...por cierto Robinito el "tirano" nos salvó de las botas nacis...o fue Normandía?
🌹❤
Сумбур крепчал.
какой сумбур, вы, скорее всего, имеете в виду свою голову. самое прекрасное исполнение и интерпретация, которую я когда-либо слышал. Брависсимо маэстро и оркестру!
vine por la buena música, me quedé por el palillo de dientes
11:18 will be great theme for Harry Potter
nice
Mvt 2 23:58
The ending doesn't sound stressful enough. Everyone should listen to Mravinsky's Prague 1955 version.
This interpretation is quite soft and playful compared to Yevgeny Mravinsky's...
Can you kindly point us to it?
@@RamonRider ua-cam.com/video/6yBaN1tQ2SA/v-deo.html
Why spoiler the Symphonie in the intro?
Who's here for the second movement
23:57 !!!!!
23:58
Concuerdo con su punto, pero este tipo de música siempre está en un contexto sociopolítico convulso.
0:59
Нравится! Спасибо! Гергиев лучше Мравинского!
Кстати, Шостакович посвятил эту Симфонию Сталину!
Stalinovej smrti.
@@petermatus7725 Павана!
mjum
Why do you start with a snippet of the second movement? That's really incredibly annoying. I'm about to listen to nearly an hour of music. I'm in this for the long haul: I don't need a trailer to grab my interest. God, at the end as well. Ruins a wonderful performance.
Yow.
Russische Komponisten" nicht jedermann Sache"
ІІ ч.
Dmitri Shostakovich would be ashamed of Valery Gergiev.
Dimitri Chostakovitch aurait honte de Valery Gergiev.
Дмитру Шостаковичу було б соромно за Валерія Гергієва.
Just like Beethoven for Karajan or Furtwangler. I don't think Gergiev really supports what's happening in Ukraine. But obviously, he would've lost everything he has in Russia now.
@@ediccartman7252 Hello Bonjour Привет.
🇬🇧🇺🇲Unfortunately Gergiev is a genuine proud supporter, displayed, assumed and without complex of Putin. Like pianist Boris Berezovsky and a few others.
🇨🇵Malheureusement Gergiev est un authentique soutien fier, affiché, assumé et sans complexe de Poutine. Comme le pianiste Boris Berezovsky et quelques autres.
🇷🇺К сожалению, Гергиев - искренний гордый сторонник, выставлено, предположительно и без комплексов Путина. Как пианист Борис Березовский и некоторые другие.
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🇬🇧🇺🇲Gergiev is more comparable to Wilhelm Mengelberg, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and Herbert von Karajan.
🇨🇵Gergiev est davantage comparable à Wilhelm Mengelberg, à Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, à l'Orchestre philharmonique de Vienne et à Herbert von Karajan.
🇷🇺Гергиева больше можно сравнить с Вильгельмом Менгельбергом, Элизабет Шварцкопф, Венским филармоническим оркестром и Гербертом фон Караяном.
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🇬🇧🇺🇲Regarding Wilhelm Furtwängler, things are quite different. It was defended by Jewish musicians, the famous anti-fascist Arturo Toscanni gave up conducting on the death of Wilhelm Furtwängler. Furtwängler was exonerated after the war...
🇨🇵Concernant Wilhelm Furtwängler, les choses sont assez différentes. Il fut défendu par des musiciens juifs, le célèbre anti fasciste Arturo Toscanni renonça à la direction d’orchestre à la mort de Wilhelm Furtwängler. Furtwängler fut innocenté après guerre...
🇷🇺Что касается Вильгельма Фуртвенглера, то все обстоит совсем иначе. Его защищали еврейские музыканты, известный антифашист Артуро Тосканни отказался от дирижирования после смерти Вильгельма Фуртвенглера. Фуртвенглер был реабилитирован после войны...
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🇬🇧🇺🇲Herbert von Karajan didn't get his Nazi Party card once... but twice.
🇨🇵Herbert von Karajan n’a pas eu sa carte au Parti Nazi, une fois... mais deux fois.
🇷🇺Герберт фон Караян получил партийный билет не один раз... а дважды.
Someone made a comment that Valery didn’t shake hands with the concertmaster at the end of Symphony No. 5 and I discounted it, but the very next night for Symphony No. 10, the concertmaster was now the No. 2 violin, and the No. 2 violin from the night before was now the concertmaster... so I guess the maestro was dissatisfied with something
Toll, man muss die Kunst von der Politik trennen (Katastrophe Putin Krieg Ukraine) 😢
Great performance!
Why those drunken camera angles?