He is the most energetic of conductors. That often implies confusing. But in his case it is exactly the opposite. Every movement is crystal clear and in the spirit of supporting the music at that point. The result is the orchestra is also crystal clear. You get the feeling that the players like him and are fully engaged. The Mendelssohn 4th he did with this orchestra is like hearing it for the first time. Stunning. Note too that on the downbeats, his batton is going up! He is leading them forward and the players do that too.
As a cellist, he is not confusing at all, not in his gesture, that's for sure. He is clear and precise, exactly what we like and want in front of us. If that's what you meant..
I would like to express my gratitude to, Ludvig van Beethoven for bringing this composition to this planet. I also would like to express my gratitude to the conductor Andrés Orozco-Estrada for leading the Frankfurt Radio Orchestra in this performance as well as my gratitude to the musicians in the Orchestra, and of course the soloists. An amazing performance on every level. The fact that anyone with a decent internet connection and a pair of headphones can enjoy this piece of music uninterrupted is a gift.
47:36 For those who didn’t know, before Beethoven’s 9th 4th MVM there was NO singing voices in symphonies. Singing ONLY happened in Operas. People must have gotten the shock of their lives when singers stood up just like this and heard that booming voice for the very first time. And that that is another reason why Beethoven broke the mold in classical music.
Although a few people in Colombia like this music, he is a source of pride for us. Thank you Maestro Andrés Orozco-Estrada, de Colombia para el mundo. 🇨🇴
Tiene usted toda la razón, el Gran Maestro Andrés Orozco estrada es un motivo de orgullo para Colombia. Gracias maestro por hacer quedar en alto el nombre del país.
Ode to joy always makes me cry. I was curious if anyone from the audience feels the same and I spotted one. You can see the woman with the black shirt at the center of the screen wiping her tears at 54:49 to 54:59 , again moving at 55:04 and wiping her tears again at 55:06 . Wonderful
This was an astoundingly joyous performance throughout. This conductor is an inspiration I think, just watching the way the orchestra members responded to his very clear direction was great. Was impressed to see the classical horns in use too. The choristers and soloists were spot on.
Barletta Francesco Roma.Estrada è uno dei miei direttori preferiti.In questa nona di Beethoven ha portato una nuova visione della musica del maestro di Bonn. Forza , freschezza e vitalità come mai avevo provato prima. L' orchestra tutta è stata fenomenale!!!!!! Grazie grazie a tutti.Veramente Bravi!!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Beethoven zenéje maga az örök csoda, és ezt csak megkoronázza Andrés Orozco- Estrada vezénylése. Együtt él minden dallammal. Szívünk minden melegével köszönjük ezt a sok szép zenét Neki és zenekarának!
Indeed Maestro Andrés Orozco is very likely my favorite young conductor. He’s got the energy of Georg Solti, the musicality of Claudio Abbado and the temper of Herbert Karajan with the musical authority of Ricardo Muti. Amazing!
@@organboiyes I did! I follow conductors and my favorite seats are always where I can listen BUT above all, watch the conductors while I try to follow the scores. Don’t you agree with my assessment?
@@MusicTheoryInAMinute May I recommend you Klaus Mäkeläs performance of Beethovens 9th with the Oslo Philharmonic? I found that to be even greater than this one.
Some personal comments: 1. The conductor is simply superb. He really feels, enjoys and lives through the music. He is very modest. Although he has spent hundreds of hours preparing the orchestra, aligning and coordinating the players, he avoids the applaud he deserves from the audience and he keeps applauding and thanking his orchestra players. Definition of modesty. He deserves the major part of the credit. 2. I do not understand the 4 singers soprano-thru-bass returning so many times for the applauding audience, taking all the credit for simply 4 minutes of singing each one, when the orchestra played for an hour and a half. It is not fair. The credit for the beautiful result belongs to the conductor and the orchestra players. 3. The soprano is a big negative. She was more screaming than singing, overshadowing all the rest. She is a typical opera singer, where loud voice is a plus. The quartet of singers in the 9th symphony of Oslo Philharmonic (conductor Klaus Makela) was a lot better. The singers play a major role in the overall enjoyment of the 9th Symphony.
Indeed ; in addition i think bass should sounds deeper like American bass Mr Owen would be fantastic nevertheless Impressive orchestra and Chorus ; great work.
Also really poor brass enunciation in the first movement. How do you screw up the brass from 8:18 to 9:00?? I didn't even want to hear any more after that! ua-cam.com/video/nywOcqrCdzY/v-deo.html is still the best performance of 9 mvmt 1.
Finally someone with same opinion.. point 3 - I've seen and more importantly heard her on other recordings.. and quite often she is the reason I stop listening to some of them..
I am just some dumbfounded how clear the sound quality is. The performance is excellent and the engineering post production mixing it the best ever. Each voice is so clearly heard even in FF tutti. Amazing!
A wonderful reading of this masterpiece, and a series of enlightening comments already amplify its qualities. I'd like to add this, as one blessed to live in a city where Andres Orozco-Estrada is music director: I know of no other great conductor with whom the gifted musicians demonstrate as much joy and enthusiasm as they labor together. His passion and skill and appreciation of music and musicians draw ensembles together, and every performance becomes itself an ode to Joy. Bravo and bravi, indeed.
This performance brought the tears. The conductor took me into the music. I looked at him and knew where was and knew where I was going in the music. It was more than just listening. Thank you.
World best music symphony my favorite music symphony orchestra world best Beethoven mind relaxed heart touching all time great Frankfurt radio symphony orchestra
Just concluded my Beethoven symphony journey with the FRS and A O-E. Thank you! It was a truly wondrous ride! Left breathless at times. But always filled with beautiful music!
Breathtaking and exciting performance to all!! Maestro Estrada, you are my absolute favorite conductor, so passionate and brilliant! Thank you all, I have watched all of the symphonies you have performed. I love how Maestro Estrada always applauds the musicians, and esp the individual soloists and sections, it’s great to see these talented players recognized after such a difficult marathon of the most beautiful music in the world. Watching you is the best part of my day. Love it.
¡Qué orquesta! Todos, todos los instrumentos se oyen magistrales. Coro y solistas, muy bien. Director, excelente. Felicitaciones a todos desde México a 2 días de la celebreción de los 200 años del estreno en Viena dirigida por su genio creador.
Music is a wonder, and its grandiose, the genius of it is manifested when, a large orquestra is ensembled, with a variety of instruments and under the direction of a conductor, creates sublime sounds that soothe our souls. Life gets at its best when we are listening to grand music.
Voglio ancora aggiungere che in ogni sua opera. Beethoven ha sempre manifestato i suoi sentimenti nei confronti della vita e della natura ispirandosi ad essa con magistrale originalità. Grande. Beethoven.
Yes, and Dvorak clearly thought so too, when he wrote the opening bars of movement 3 of his own 9th symphony, "From The New World", around 70 years later...
I must concur ... an amazing performance . The Soprano was brilliant .All soloists , choir , and orchestra were second to none . Thank God for Beethovens' time and music with us , we were blessed .
Écouter la 9ème de Beethoven redonne espoir dans ce monde tellement perturbé mais en plus quand c'est ce très grand chef qui dirige cet orchestre qui fait tellement partie de sa vie, c'est absolument sublime ! Et le travail de la caméra intelligente et musicienne font de cet enregistrement un chef d'oeuvre !
@@fonkypluma2509 1) The fact that you would prefer to listen to this at another tempo does by no means decrease the quality of this great performance. 2) If there's a piece where you should really play the highest tempo you're able to, shouldn't it be a celebration of the great emotion of joy, especially if the composer marks it with the word "Presto"?
Muy buen ritmo ,velocidad y volumen de sonido. Ágil y emocionante dirección. No hace falta duplicar la orquesta ni el coro.precisa y clara la intervención de todos.bravo.
The human race would be very lonely without Beethoven's No. ９at the end of the year . This inspirational and specutacular performance is beyond description ， and full of admiration , acclaim and deep emotion From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Una interpretación de la 9a de Ludwig, maravillosa junto a su extraordinario y potente director junto a un formidable conjunto.de.musicos excepcionales. Congratulation and thanks
El final es maravilloso... percibo que las trompetas son de la época de Beethoven, sin embargo, conservan su frescura y sonoridad encantadora. Bien maestro Usted ha dejado bien en alto el nombre de Colombia. Muy buena su interpretación.
listening to this gives me goosebumps every time. There is more than just music in this piece of art. There is magic, there is pure power. I feel humble in the face of music like this. Fragile and small. Like the music could rip me apart, if it chose to. This is the feeling you get, when you stand before something that is so much greater than everything else you have ever seen.
Se trata ni más ni menos que de interpretar el triunfo de la humanidad con todas sus luchas y dolores, gracias Andrés , desde Medellín… con sus luchas y dolores!
All of Beethoven's Symphonies are worth your time - and please, listening to me, listen to them without any multi-tasking of any kind, No other music, nor writing, nor anything else but to try and open yourself to the feelings which are being opened to you. I wish you and all your the very best of things in life. Good day.
I. Allegro ma non troppo e un poco maestoso: 0:39 II. Molto vivace: 15:16 III. Adagio molto e cantabile: 27:31 IV. Presto: 41:06 (Presto- "O Freunde, nicht diese Töne!" -Allegro assai: 47:32)
0:39 begins | 13:37 quiet build up to end movement | 15:16 2nd movement (famous intro) | 22:45 (famous part - searching) 36:32 horns | 37:31 horns | 41:06 4th movement | 43:50 Cancion de la Alegria | 47:40 singing begins | 1:04:33 Ending
Sinfonia a rondar o divino, majestosa. Aquele Molto Vivace a 15.16 é sublime, aliás, toda a obra! Obrigado Beethoven. Excelente interpretação e curioso instrumental. A alguns pode parecer demasiado rápida, mas o mundo hoje tem outro ritmo. Quem quiser pode continuar a ouvir interpretações mais lentas, também excelentes. (Martz Inura from Portugal)
Excelente, vibrante ,explosiva y el final wowww pareciera que bajara todo el ejercito celestial listos para la batalla, como si los angeles dijeran, vamos a acabar con todos los malvados de la tierra! Amen!!!
What evidence do you have that her performance was objectively superior to the other flutists? I allege that it is only because of your programmed subjective gynocentric, misandrist subconscious biases that you had the cognition which impelled your comment - also possibly due to a similarly biased, disproportionate emphasis to which she was given videographically. In reality she and all the other flutists (including MALE flutists) are abundantly talented, and we are without any objective evidence as to the comparative variations in talent among the present flutists in Frankfurt on 4/17/2016.
Bendito é o criador da Internet ,só assim me foi permitido apreciar as Nove(9) Sinfonias do Sr. Beethoven ,na minha opinião existem grandes Sinfonias ,mas em um Seleto patamar ,estão as Nove(9) Sinfonias de Beethoven ,mas com todo o respeito aos que pensam diferente ,afinal não me foi possível ouvi todas as Sinfonias de outros Compositores .
Maestro Orozco Estrada is , by far, my favorite conductor. I seek him out whenever I have a symphony I want to hear. I also really enjoy the Franfurt Symphony. What a pairing. I enjoyed their performance very much (although I though the singing was a little ragged at times/)
Congratulations Maestro Orozco-Estrada for this Beethoven's Symphonies cycle!It is probably one of the best ever! I was waiting for a long time after Gardiner's for such a miracle like this... and this is a live version, Boy! Really wonderful, even the "unlucky" Horn player in the difficult bar 96 (III Mov) gave me a fantastic new thrill. Logic, organic, essential and respectful reading with a passionate Joie de vivre.Bravi!!
Hi Juan, thanks for the compliment, I'am the 'unlucky' horn player. I feel lucky now after hearing so much positive feedback. Best regards. Charles Petit.
Hi Maestro Petit, hope you took my sentence in the right way ;) you and all your colleagues are wonderful musicians and players, I just want to thank you all alongside with Mr. Orozco-Estrada for give us the opportunity to enjoy these Masterpieces (Beethoven' Symphonies) in a really fresh and powerful vision.
I'm curious: whose decision was it to have the horn and trumpet parts played on 'natural' instruments? Presumably the rest of the orchestra plays 'modern' instruments, though the influence of historically-informed performance is noticeable throughout. Have you switched to 'natural' instruments entirely for Beethoven and earlier composers? Or only when you play under Orozco-Estrada's direction? How far, chronologically, do you take this? and on what grounds? I'm not critical of this decision -- in fact, I very much like the result; I'm just curious how it came about.
Chega de inglês, agora vou escrever em português. Acho que já ouvi todos os vídeos desta orquestra com este maestro que o You Tube teve a gentileza de aqui publicar e logo aos primeiros fiquei siderado! Como é que uma orquestra de 2º plano com um maestro de que nunca tinha ouvido falar consegue atingir uma perfeição que ultrapassa em muito muitas das mais famosas e dispendiosas orquestras deste mundo? Não é por mera ignorância ou inexperiência minha já que sou avançado na idade, sou apaixonado pela música deste garoto, ouvi muitas das melhores orquestras ao vivo e disponho de muitos milhares de horas de música gravada. Note-se que a plenitude desta orquestra só se atinge com o Andrés Orozco Estrada e isso percebe-se com a perfeita empatia que se nota entre ele e os (soberbos) músicos da orquestra (chapelada à fantástica primeira flauta) e a clara preparação dos mais ínfimos detalhes, do equilíbrio tonal, das relações dinâmicas dos pormenores que permitem ouvir "tudo" o que está na partitura o que não acontece em muitos casos, mesmo com maestros famosos e orquestras de primeira linha. A energia e o entusiasmo que ele transmite (certamente esgotante mas permitida pelos seus jovens 42 anitos) reflecte-se nos semblantes dos músicos que estão ali com igual entusiasmo e a dar tudo por tudo. Também de realçar uma captação de som impecácel e uma realização de imagem que não fica atrás. Espero ter tempo de vida para gozar muito mais do que o Andrés tem para nos oferecer! Muito obrigado a todos!
Una de las mejores ejecuciones de Beethoven. El último movimiento me deshace, los pelos de la nuca se me erizan, mi garganta se endurece ... ¡emocionante!. Kiitos Camilla, kauniisti tehty.
@@AstridCardenas-jd3fo she reminds me a nice young woman of my classroom when I was student ...☺️🥰. I was often listening Brahms Mahler Beethoven, dreaming about her.... ☺️
Gratias agimus tibi propter magnam gloriam tuam!! regia televisiva very good finalmente si può seguire la ricchezza di ogni strumento e (quasi) ogni colore dell'orchestra non solo la direzione del maestro! e poi con resa HD! Grazie. Continuate così e migliorate
I agree, but I would say it’s tied for first with his own last piano Sonata and Bach’s Goldberg Variations and Mass in B minor and Michelangelo‘s David and Shakespeare’s great plays
He is the most energetic of conductors. That often implies confusing. But in his case it is exactly the opposite. Every movement is crystal clear and in the spirit of supporting the music at that point. The result is the orchestra is also crystal clear. You get the feeling that the players like him and are fully engaged. The Mendelssohn 4th he did with this orchestra is like hearing it for the first time. Stunning. Note too that on the downbeats, his batton is going up! He is leading them forward and the players do that too.
I can't agreed more with you. Here actually you can listen to Beethoven spirit.
Although, few people in Colombia like this music, he is a source of pride for us. Thank you for your words. Bravo! 🇨🇴
As a cellist, he is not confusing at all, not in his gesture, that's for sure. He is clear and precise, exactly what we like and want in front of us.
If that's what you meant..
I would like to express my gratitude to, Ludvig van Beethoven for bringing this composition to this planet. I also would like to express my gratitude to the conductor Andrés Orozco-Estrada for leading the Frankfurt Radio Orchestra in this performance as well as my gratitude to the musicians in the Orchestra, and of course the soloists. An amazing performance on every level. The fact that anyone with a decent internet connection and a pair of headphones can enjoy this piece of music uninterrupted is a gift.
Groooooßartiges Orchester. Meiner Meinung nach das Beste weltweit zur Zeit !!!!!
so erstaunlich
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I agree 100%
It’s amazing how a not so great cultured country can produce such a great conductor, he reminds me of Abbado. God bless you Maestro Estrada.❤
Can't stop watching this. Our electronic age cannot hold a candle to this beauty.
Orozco-Estrada is simply remarkable. So is the orchestra. What a performance!
47:36
For those who didn’t know, before Beethoven’s 9th 4th MVM there was NO singing voices in symphonies. Singing ONLY happened in Operas.
People must have gotten the shock of their lives when singers stood up just like this and heard that booming voice for the very first time. And that that is another reason why Beethoven broke the mold in classical music.
ther is nothing classic after beethoven's 3rd symphony
@@amidjer9365 there is
@@Dylonely_9274 its like horse carriage in moderne time
@@amidjer9365 So much ...
What about oratorios? Cantatas?
Although a few people in Colombia like this music, he is a source of pride for us. Thank you Maestro Andrés Orozco-Estrada, de Colombia para el mundo. 🇨🇴
Tiene usted toda la razón, el Gran Maestro Andrés Orozco estrada es un motivo de orgullo para Colombia. Gracias maestro por hacer quedar en alto el nombre del país.
Ode to joy always makes me cry.
I was curious if anyone from the audience feels the same and I spotted one.
You can see the woman with the black shirt at the center of the screen wiping her tears at 54:49 to 54:59 , again moving at 55:04 and wiping her tears again at 55:06 .
Wonderful
This was an astoundingly joyous performance throughout. This conductor is an inspiration I think, just watching the way the orchestra members responded to his very clear direction was great. Was impressed to see the classical horns in use too. The choristers and soloists were spot on.
Barletta Francesco Roma.Estrada è uno dei miei direttori preferiti.In questa nona di Beethoven ha portato una nuova visione della musica del maestro di Bonn. Forza , freschezza e vitalità come mai avevo provato prima. L' orchestra tutta è stata fenomenale!!!!!! Grazie grazie a tutti.Veramente Bravi!!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Beethoven zenéje maga az örök csoda, és ezt csak megkoronázza Andrés Orozco- Estrada vezénylése. Együtt él minden dallammal. Szívünk minden melegével köszönjük ezt a sok szép zenét Neki és zenekarának!
50:56 -- This part will turn you into a Beethoven devotee for life.
Indeed. Absolutely brilliant.
Cements it.
That part is astonishing. We can't convey in words.
Indeed Maestro Andrés Orozco is very likely my favorite young conductor. He’s got the energy of Georg Solti, the musicality of Claudio Abbado and the temper of Herbert Karajan with the musical authority of Ricardo Muti. Amazing!
Ugh. You really figured all that out?
@@organboiyes I did! I follow conductors and my favorite seats are always where I can listen BUT above all, watch the conductors while I try to follow the scores. Don’t you agree with my assessment?
what an amazing performance!!....incredible conductor and orchestra
I second that! Can't believe it took me so long to stumble upon it!
@@MusicTheoryInAMinute May I recommend you Klaus Mäkeläs performance of Beethovens 9th with the Oslo Philharmonic? I found that to be even greater than this one.
@@anton.069 Barenboim with the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra (Berlin 2009) is also great
Orozco is pure theater and i love it 😄
I am exhausted from watching and appreciating this. Maestro Andrés deserves a raise, as do many of the musicians. Bravo!
Some personal comments:
1. The conductor is simply superb. He really feels, enjoys and lives through the music. He is very modest. Although he has spent hundreds of hours preparing the orchestra, aligning and coordinating the players, he avoids the applaud he deserves from the audience and he keeps applauding and thanking his orchestra players. Definition of modesty. He deserves the major part of the credit.
2. I do not understand the 4 singers soprano-thru-bass returning so many times for the applauding audience, taking all the credit for simply 4 minutes of singing each one, when the orchestra played for an hour and a half. It is not fair. The credit for the beautiful result belongs to the conductor and the orchestra players.
3. The soprano is a big negative. She was more screaming than singing, overshadowing all the rest. She is a typical opera singer, where loud voice is a plus. The quartet of singers in the 9th symphony of Oslo Philharmonic (conductor Klaus Makela) was a lot better. The singers play a major role in the overall enjoyment of the 9th Symphony.
Indeed ; in addition i think bass should sounds deeper like American bass Mr Owen would be fantastic nevertheless Impressive orchestra and Chorus ; great work.
Also really poor brass enunciation in the first movement. How do you screw up the brass from 8:18 to 9:00?? I didn't even want to hear any more after that!
ua-cam.com/video/nywOcqrCdzY/v-deo.html is still the best performance of 9 mvmt 1.
@@MiloDC Thanks for sharing the perfect performance of this piece here.
Finally someone with same opinion.. point 3 - I've seen and more importantly heard her on other recordings.. and quite often she is the reason I stop listening to some of them..
Großartige Musik von großartigen Musikern. Ludwig forever...
I am just some dumbfounded how clear the sound quality is. The performance is excellent and the engineering post production mixing it the best ever. Each voice is so clearly heard even in FF tutti. Amazing!
F.....g Germans, man 😂😂😂
F.....g Germans, man 😂😂😂
Direzione SUPERBA!!!!!! Si rimane senza parole ascoltando le interpretazioni di Andrés Orozco-Estrada
A wonderful reading of this masterpiece, and a series of enlightening comments already amplify its qualities. I'd like to add this, as one blessed to live in a city where Andres Orozco-Estrada is music director: I know of no other great conductor with whom the gifted musicians demonstrate as much joy and enthusiasm as they labor together. His passion and skill and appreciation of music and musicians draw ensembles together, and every performance becomes itself an ode to Joy. Bravo and bravi, indeed.
This performance brought the tears. The conductor took me into the music. I looked at him and knew where was and knew where I was going in the music. It was more than just listening. Thank you.
I. Allegro ma non troppo e un poco maestoso - 0:38 ∙
II. Molto vivace ∙- 15:16
III. Adagio molto e cantabile ∙- 27:30
IV. Presto ∙- 41:05
I do not understand? Do you think , it was to fast or what?
@@Dionisyus11 neither? This user was just kindly giving us some timestamps
@@musik350 Okay, thanks!
@@Dionisyus11 what did you smoke, dude?
@@Dionisyus11 It seems you've fallen into the trap of the terrible translation of google
This is a very unique conductor i would say, he got its own Beethoven,very clear and emtional, he reli has his own Beethoven, fab!
Love the 3rd movement, ,who couldn't, would like to say what a great conductor Oroczo-Estrada, he is like a dancer
World best music symphony my favorite music symphony orchestra world best Beethoven mind relaxed heart touching all time great Frankfurt radio symphony orchestra
Just concluded my Beethoven symphony journey with the FRS and A O-E. Thank you! It was a truly wondrous ride! Left breathless at times. But always filled with beautiful music!
0:38 1.Satz
2:31 Seitenthema
15:16 Scherzo
18:06 3er Metataktart (1086)
20:12 Trio
22:45 A (1365)
38:25 Freudenthema im Ansatz
41:04 4.Satz
41:52 Thema aus dem ersten Satz (0:40)
42:24 Thema aus dem zweiten Satz (15:20)
42:46 Thema aus dem dritten Satz (27:43)
43:20 Ode an die Freude Thema
43:50 ganzes Thema
47:20 Gesang
48:33 "Freude schöner Götterfunken"
46:07 majestätisch
- 49:57
- 50:45
Danke! Das Deutsche musik ist meine favourite! Wundebah
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Breathtaking and exciting performance to all!! Maestro Estrada, you are my absolute favorite conductor, so passionate and brilliant! Thank you all, I have watched all of the symphonies you have performed.
I love how Maestro Estrada always applauds the musicians, and esp the individual soloists and sections, it’s great to see these talented players recognized after such a difficult marathon of the most beautiful music in the world. Watching you is the best part of my day.
Love it.
¡Qué orquesta! Todos, todos los instrumentos se oyen magistrales. Coro y solistas, muy bien. Director, excelente. Felicitaciones a todos desde México a 2 días de la celebreción de los 200 años del estreno en Viena dirigida por su genio creador.
This performance is outstanding. I never realized how beautiful this symphony is until hearing this performance. Absolutely stunning.
Music is a wonder, and its grandiose, the genius of it is manifested when, a large orquestra is ensembled, with a variety of instruments and under the direction of a conductor, creates sublime sounds that soothe our souls.
Life gets at its best when we are listening to grand music.
Voglio ancora aggiungere che in ogni sua opera. Beethoven ha sempre manifestato i suoi sentimenti nei confronti della vita e della natura ispirandosi ad essa con magistrale originalità. Grande. Beethoven.
What a wonderful Conducror Choir and Orchestra. Congratulations!
That opening to the second movement, sublime!
Yes, and Dvorak clearly thought so too, when he wrote the opening bars of movement 3 of his own 9th symphony, "From The New World", around 70 years later...
In portuguese because we brazilians, also apreciate good musics..... Explêndida performance. Bravo !!!
I must concur ... an amazing performance . The Soprano was brilliant .All soloists , choir , and orchestra were second to none . Thank God for Beethovens' time and music with us , we were blessed .
la obra maestra más hermosa y famosa de mundo, no tiene comparación.
Écouter la 9ème de Beethoven redonne espoir dans ce monde tellement perturbé mais en plus quand c'est ce très grand chef qui dirige cet orchestre qui fait tellement partie de sa vie, c'est absolument sublime ! Et le travail de la caméra intelligente et musicienne font de cet enregistrement un chef d'oeuvre !
As always, an amazing audio production from hr-Sinfonieorchester. The high quality exudes even through a compressed medium as YT
Finalmente il giusto tempo per questo Capolavoro immenso! BRAVO!!
What an incredible conductor.
They are going to fast
@@fonkypluma2509 1) The fact that you would prefer to listen to this at another tempo does by no means decrease the quality of this great performance.
2) If there's a piece where you should really play the highest tempo you're able to, shouldn't it be a celebration of the great emotion of joy, especially if the composer marks it with the word "Presto"?
Muy buen ritmo ,velocidad y volumen de sonido. Ágil y emocionante dirección. No hace falta duplicar la orquesta ni el coro.precisa y clara la intervención de todos.bravo.
Grande direttore Andrés Orozco-Estrada, erede della grande tradizione tedesca!
The human race would be very lonely without Beethoven's No. ９at the end of the year .
This inspirational and specutacular performance is beyond description ， and full of admiration , acclaim and deep emotion
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Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
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Un regalo para los oídos una caricia para el alma...fantástica ....sublime...gracias gracias gracias.
합창이 조화롭고참좋다 항상들어 잘이해 하지만 지휘자의 열정적인것이 멋스럽다
Magnificent performance. I love the blonde lady playing the flute. So much passion. Thank you for uploading.
El maestro Orozco un poema dirigiendo una orquesta maravillosa
Una interpretación de la 9a de Ludwig, maravillosa junto
a su extraordinario y potente director junto a un
formidable conjunto.de.musicos excepcionales.
Congratulation and thanks
El final es maravilloso... percibo que las trompetas son de la época de Beethoven, sin embargo, conservan su frescura y sonoridad encantadora. Bien maestro Usted ha dejado bien en alto el nombre de Colombia. Muy buena su interpretación.
listening to this gives me goosebumps every time.
There is more than just music in this piece of art. There is magic, there is pure power. I feel humble in the face of music like this. Fragile and small.
Like the music could rip me apart, if it chose to.
This is the feeling you get, when you stand before something that is so much greater than everything else you have ever seen.
This is so touching...! It is truly humbling experience when music touches our souls...!
Divina Sinfonia, majestuosa, emotiva..... Gran Director Andres Orozco ! Felicitaciones por su maestria y logros !!!!!
No te olvides de Beethoven. ¡Él escribió esta sinfonía!
Epic performance…………!!! Beethoven would enjoy this from heaven:)
I've decided that Maestro Andres Orozco Estrada is my favorite conductor.
good decision 👍
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Yup, just discovered him and I think he's brilliant!
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Being a clarinet player in my high school orchestra, I can imagine how difficult the run from 4:00 - 4:10 is, but it sounds so freaking awesome!
Well it's very hard but not like the hardest thing ever
Keep practicing and you can do it too!! :)
Se trata ni más ni menos que de interpretar el triunfo de la humanidad con todas sus luchas y dolores, gracias Andrés , desde Medellín… con sus luchas y dolores!
All of Beethoven's Symphonies are worth your time - and please, listening to me, listen to them without any multi-tasking of any kind,
No other music, nor writing, nor anything else but to try and open yourself to the feelings which are being opened to you. I wish you and all your the very best of things in life. Good day.
I. Allegro ma non troppo e un poco maestoso: 0:39
II. Molto vivace: 15:16
III. Adagio molto e cantabile: 27:31
IV. Presto: 41:06
(Presto- "O Freunde, nicht diese Töne!" -Allegro assai: 47:32)
0:39 begins | 13:37 quiet build up to end movement | 15:16 2nd movement (famous intro) | 22:45 (famous part - searching)
36:32 horns | 37:31 horns | 41:06 4th movement | 43:50 Cancion de la Alegria | 47:40 singing begins |
1:04:33 Ending
Maestro de grande talento e garra.maravilhoso.meus parabéns.alias todos os participantes estão de parabéns.
Bravo, excelente, parabéns maestro Orozco
very well done... . listening to this when doing house chores and I find I listen to Beethoven and not be bored by cleaning.
Yes! German classical music with the passion and energy from south america! Love it!
Amazing orchestra and fabulous conductor! What a joy to watch!
Sinfonia a rondar o divino, majestosa. Aquele Molto Vivace a 15.16 é sublime, aliás, toda a obra! Obrigado Beethoven. Excelente interpretação e curioso instrumental. A alguns pode parecer demasiado rápida, mas o mundo hoje tem outro ritmo. Quem quiser pode continuar a ouvir interpretações mais lentas, também excelentes. (Martz Inura from Portugal)
Excelente, vibrante ,explosiva y el final wowww pareciera que bajara todo el ejercito celestial listos para la batalla, como si los angeles dijeran, vamos a acabar con todos los malvados de la tierra! Amen!!!
The flute lady needs to be highlighted, she did a great job in the solo parts
What evidence do you have that her performance was objectively superior to the other flutists? I allege that it is only because of your programmed subjective gynocentric, misandrist subconscious biases that you had the cognition which impelled your comment - also possibly due to a similarly biased, disproportionate emphasis to which she was given videographically. In reality she and all the other flutists (including MALE flutists) are abundantly talented, and we are without any objective evidence as to the comparative variations in talent among the present flutists in Frankfurt on 4/17/2016.
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@@paulcosta8297 Well okay. That came out rather disproportionally aggressive.
Happy anniversary 🥳 200 years Beethoven's 9th 😊
Magnífica Conducción e interpretación ¡Bravoooo!!!!
Le plus bel adagio jamais écrit, magistralement interprété par ce magnifique HR.👏👏👏👏
Bendito é o criador da Internet ,só assim me foi permitido apreciar as Nove(9) Sinfonias do Sr. Beethoven ,na minha opinião existem grandes Sinfonias ,mas em um Seleto patamar ,estão as Nove(9) Sinfonias de Beethoven ,mas com todo o respeito aos que pensam diferente ,afinal não me foi possível ouvi todas as Sinfonias de outros Compositores .
Fantastic performance made even more incredible by the conductors enthusiasm and joy for the music brilliant 👍🏼👍🏼💚
Conductors have a long life because they have fun with their profession.
Maestro Orozco Estrada is , by far, my favorite conductor. I seek him out whenever I have a symphony I want to hear. I also really enjoy the Franfurt Symphony. What a pairing. I enjoyed their performance very much (although I though the singing was a little ragged at times/)
I love the fact that he sticks to the tempo markings written in the music (and in some cases amps the tempo a little bit)
It's amazing that they used natural horn and trumpet here.
Maravilhoso. Emocionante
Extraordinaire lecture et exécution sidérante de perfection, prise de son clinique, tempo exemplaire, tout est bien interprété, une joaillerie !
Congratulations Maestro Orozco-Estrada for this Beethoven's Symphonies cycle!It is probably one of the best ever! I was waiting for a long time after Gardiner's for such a miracle like this... and this is a live version, Boy! Really wonderful, even the "unlucky" Horn player in the difficult bar 96 (III Mov) gave me a fantastic new thrill. Logic, organic, essential and respectful reading with a passionate Joie de vivre.Bravi!!
Hi Juan, thanks for the compliment, I'am the 'unlucky' horn player.
I feel lucky now after hearing so much positive feedback.
Best regards. Charles Petit.
Hi Maestro Petit, hope you took my sentence in the right way ;) you and all your colleagues are wonderful musicians and players, I just want to thank you all alongside with Mr. Orozco-Estrada for give us the opportunity to enjoy these Masterpieces (Beethoven' Symphonies) in a really fresh and powerful vision.
I'm curious: whose decision was it to have the horn and trumpet parts played on 'natural' instruments? Presumably the rest of the orchestra plays 'modern' instruments, though the influence of historically-informed performance is noticeable throughout. Have you switched to 'natural' instruments entirely for Beethoven and earlier composers? Or only when you play under Orozco-Estrada's direction? How far, chronologically, do you take this? and on what grounds? I'm not critical of this decision -- in fact, I very much like the result; I'm just curious how it came about.
So nice of you to react !
What time mark is that part you’re talking about?
Endlich kommt die live Aufführung dieses ewigen Meisterwerks Beethovens, die von diesem genialen Dirigenten perfekt geleitet wird. Einfach wunderbar!
Chega de inglês, agora vou escrever em português. Acho que já ouvi todos os vídeos desta orquestra com este maestro que o You Tube teve a gentileza de aqui publicar e logo aos primeiros fiquei siderado! Como é que uma orquestra de 2º plano com um maestro de que nunca tinha ouvido falar consegue atingir uma perfeição que ultrapassa em muito muitas das mais famosas e dispendiosas orquestras deste mundo? Não é por mera ignorância ou inexperiência minha já que sou avançado na idade, sou apaixonado pela música deste garoto, ouvi muitas das melhores orquestras ao vivo e disponho de muitos milhares de horas de música gravada. Note-se que a plenitude desta orquestra só se atinge com o Andrés Orozco Estrada e isso percebe-se com a perfeita empatia que se nota entre ele e os (soberbos) músicos da orquestra (chapelada à fantástica primeira flauta) e a clara preparação dos mais ínfimos detalhes, do equilíbrio tonal, das relações dinâmicas dos pormenores que permitem ouvir "tudo" o que está na partitura o que não acontece em muitos casos, mesmo com maestros famosos e orquestras de primeira linha. A energia e o entusiasmo que ele transmite (certamente esgotante mas permitida pelos seus jovens 42 anitos) reflecte-se nos semblantes dos músicos que estão ali com igual entusiasmo e a dar tudo por tudo. Também de realçar uma captação de som impecácel e uma realização de imagem que não fica atrás. Espero ter tempo de vida para gozar muito mais do que o Andrés tem para nos oferecer! Muito obrigado a todos!
Faço minhas suas palavras! Excelente!
In traditional Chinese: 完全同意你的觀點 ❤
Una de las mejores ejecuciones de Beethoven. El último movimiento me deshace, los pelos de la nuca se me erizan, mi garganta se endurece ... ¡emocionante!. Kiitos Camilla, kauniisti tehty.
Impeccable execution, congratulations to director Orozco and his Orchestra.
Chills at that opening crescendo!
a beautiful version !.. ... and with Clara , feelings and emotions fill my heart with more intensity :-)...
R U in love with Clara?❤️
@@AstridCardenas-jd3fo she reminds me a nice young woman of my classroom when I was student ...☺️🥰. I was often listening Brahms Mahler Beethoven, dreaming about her.... ☺️
Good morning.
It's so beautiful symphony by made Beethoven ❤
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The best I have heard
Listen to this in a serious sound system to get the full echo affect
Simply amazing
Sencillamente magistral.
No todos pueden dirigir con gran calidad la novena sinfonía.
Buena ejecución por parte de los solistas.
Gratias agimus tibi propter magnam gloriam tuam!! regia televisiva very good finalmente si può seguire la ricchezza di ogni strumento e (quasi) ogni colore dell'orchestra non solo la direzione del maestro! e poi con resa HD! Grazie. Continuate così e migliorate
Die haben das beste Orchester bisher vom rythmus und der Geschwindigkeit
Também escreverei em portugugus para marcar presença dos brasileiros nesta linda obra
I am no expert
I do believe that this performance would make Beethoven happy
It is ‘violently done’ Beethoven style
Siempre es reconfortante escuchar la bella y eterna música para el ser humano de todas las épocas.
Magnífico! Andrés Orozco-Estrada : Un gran director!
De Colombia 🇨🇴 para el mundo.🎶🎶❤️🌎🎵🎶
And here, gentlemen, is the highest point achieved in Western Art.
YMMV but Wagner's Ring is #1. By a big margin imo, but this is pretty good.
Just gonna gloss over the likes of Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Dvorak, the big 5, Strauss, and Schumann huh?
I agree, but I would say it’s tied for first with his own last piano Sonata and Bach’s Goldberg Variations and Mass in B minor and Michelangelo‘s David and Shakespeare’s great plays
A masterpiece of masterpieces.
Simply fantastic.
Agradeço a Deus que te deu o ensino e a execução de tão maravilhosa obra.para meu deleite.minha alma agradece
51:00 Endlich eine Version in der das Tempo passt!
So viele spielen es viel zu schnell... und das Klassik Publikum ist so verdammt unkritisch.
Outstanding performance!!!
Qué corazo ...!!! 48:28 Que cosa más genial y tan exacta del Bajo!!!
Today I watched it lively in Kultur palast in Dresden, wow that was impressive, incredibly beautiful and amazing. I'm shocked.