The Rhenish is one of my favorite symphonies and I have heard many recordings over the years. This one ranks among the better versions bit I prefer brisker tempos. As you would expect from the Berlin Phil., the playing is superb.
Expert handling of Schumann's tricky rhythms, syncopation, etc., especially in movement V. Also, Muti displays an elegant minimalist approach to beating many of his measures, often indicating no more than one simple thing he wants the players to bring out in any given phrase. It's a pleasure to watch and to listen how it plays out in the orchestra.
Eccellente esecuzione di Riccardo Muti, che qui si trova davanti ai Berliner da pochi anni lasciati da Karajan e ai quali basta mezza parola, in sede di concertazione, per comprendere COSA devono fare in un determinato momento..........
Mahler also re-orchestrated Mozart et al. I think Schumann is in good company. And no wonder Mahler re-orchestrated his "thick orchestration" to what, an even thicker orchestration?!
I would agree that given the wrong conductor, the Rhenish might need some help but not for this performance. I believe that Leonard Bernstein was the first maestro to play the original with the NY Phil. and that performance is really special.
Strepitosa direzione del Maestro Muti e grande orchestra i Berliner.Magnifici.
Superb Maestro, superb orchestra, superb symphony. You can't go wrong with this combination. Signore Muti is really one of the all-time greats.
Schumann meraviglioso..Muti bravissimo..👏
Maestro Muti , Lei orgoglio italiano @@@@ grazie per la sua arte !@@@
Superba interpretazione. Bravo Muti!!!
Impeccable performane! All honour to musicians and conductor. All extremely heartfelt!
Beautiful and romantic piece. Loved this performance.
Sublime sinfonía, espléndido director y super orquesta sinfonlca.
The Rhenish is one of my favorite symphonies and I have heard many recordings over the years. This one ranks among the better versions bit I prefer brisker tempos. As you would expect from the Berlin Phil., the playing is superb.
La mia preferita di Schumann!
Expert handling of Schumann's tricky rhythms, syncopation, etc., especially in movement V. Also, Muti displays an elegant minimalist approach to beating many of his measures, often indicating no more than one simple thing he wants the players to bring out in any given phrase. It's a pleasure to watch and to listen how it plays out in the orchestra.
Magnifique
Somptueux
Multi impérial
God in heaven! What a magnificent conductor!
Schumann is lovely.. Wanderful orchestra
Elegante y majestuoso el director maestro Muti.
Schumann. Un genio musicale assoluto. Fatto morire in manicomio a 46 anni. 😮
Thank you very much Merci beaucoup
schumann extraordianaire une des plus belles symphonies et riccardo muti tres bon comme d'habitude
Me encanta esta sinfonía
Notevole sinossi, grazie😊
Majestoso e Elegante Maestro RICCARDO MUTI!!!!!!!!!
Oh, that was just so, so good. So, so good!
La Classe e l'eleganza uniche del Maestro Muti
Grandioso.
18:07 third movement
I wonder who the woman sitting at the first desk with the concertmaster is? Great performance. Very young Emmanuel Pahud.
Madeleine Carruzzo.
Das waren noch Zeiten!😊
Amazing... Stephan Dohr!!!
Sublimeeeee
El.director Ricardo Muti me acuerdo hace ya algunos años que vino a dirigir la Orquesta Sinfónica de Guanajuato
Eccellente esecuzione di Riccardo Muti, che qui si trova davanti ai Berliner da pochi anni lasciati da Karajan e ai quali basta mezza parola, in sede di concertazione, per comprendere COSA devono fare in un determinato momento..........
Quién cometió un errorcito en 0:27? Porque, Diosito, que mirada airada lanzó Muti !!!
0:14, 10:32, 18:05, 24:48, 31:02
Amei
やはり、貫禄ある響き
Orquestra maravilha, sinfonia linda. Martha Guimarães
simplemente no puede sonar mejor
導入からしばらくは細かいアンサンブルはまだまだでしたが途中のhornの素晴らしいユニゾンからはパウケも絡み合い次第に良くなり聴かせてもらいました。
Esto hace 30 años
Johann Sebastian Bach 🇩🇪🖤💋 Anna ( e) barbara
The great 3rd
Re na na naaa, Re na na naaa, hay hayyyy, Re na na na naaaa....
Oh, but how the ear tires of Schuman's static harmonic movement and same thick orchestration. No wonder Mahler re-orchestrated them.
Your ears Sir...Not mine and all music loving people ( Great performers some).
Envy???
Mahler also re-orchestrated Mozart et al. I think Schumann is in good company. And no wonder Mahler re-orchestrated his "thick orchestration" to what, an even thicker orchestration?!
I would agree that given the wrong conductor, the Rhenish might need some help but not for this performance. I believe that Leonard Bernstein was the first maestro to play the original with the NY Phil. and that performance is really special.
APPREZZABILE ... NICHT SUBLIME BITTE!!!
Peerless, Unattainable, Unmatched, Superhuman
Your view sir...