Such a magnificant stroke of pure beauty. Scriabin is so misunderstood. I really love the rising crescendos that crash rising again and again. The work of the soloist creates just the right space for the finale.... BRAVO!! Scriabin has done it again!!

1:47 best part

It is wrong to judge a composer and his music as mediocre, as for some of us, such music is impressive.

5:18 wish this tune continued good bit longer! very creative orchestration for 1835

Fabuloso

Why so fast ? The Adagio of course is so fast that it's not 4/4 at all, but even the first movement don't have all the colors of the orchestration.

No

Pretty good when Tolstoy reviews your music: "a sincere expression of genius."

Why do we not hear this on Classic FM?????

Thank you for uploading the score. This is also another orchestral works by Atterberg that I love. The score is not an orchestral version but a piano version, but it is very instructive in terms of orchestration and compositional techniques. Atterberg's works are sometimes mistakenly evaluated as somewhat "Megalomaniacal," but I don't think so. His works are all delicate, graceful, and dynamic. It is easy to criticize, but creating is a task hundreds of times more difficult. A comment from an unknown composer from Okinawa JAPAN.

Unbelievable beautiful!

Certainly, the score has been upgraded to two sheets and the resolution has improved since the last edition. And as you said, the performance and sound are excellent. I respect your efforts in this way. This information is very useful for us musicians. Thank you very much. A comment from an unknown composer from Okinawa JAPAN.

Was this inspired by Beethoven's Symphony No. 9? It's a large-scale symphony with soloists and choruses, but unfortunately, I can't understand the Swedish lyrics. The compositional techniques are esoteric, and the music is long, so it will probably take a long time for general music lovers and foreigners to understand it, due to the language barrier and cultural and historical awareness.

Is it the composer's handwritten score? But is this wonderful piece unpublished? If so, I would be surprised. This piece seems to use the motif of Swedish folk songs, but it has a unique lightness to it. For an Asian me, I think Swedish folk songs themselves are wonderful. This piece is beautifully finished into a symphony with Atterberg's skillful orchestration, and it will one of the greatest masterpieces of the Swedish symphony, fully demonstrating the splendor of Atterberg's unique string and brass ensemble.

I am an unknown composer. I have listened to Atterberg's symphonies and many other works on other KZbin sites. However, I could not find your site, which is the only site where the scores are uploaded until now. I was really lucky to find your site. I really appreciate you uploading the scores. I realize that it takes a long time for classical music to become accessible to the general public.

I am an unknown composer. Symphony No. 4 with its sudden intense rhythm and melody. Thank you for uploading. Atterberg's music has often been criticized as being "Much a fuss over nothing," but I think that is completely wrong. The fact that he was able to write so many pieces while working other jobs in his life is nothing but proof that he was a genius who put in a lot of hard works.

I'm an unknown composer.No.2 is dynamic and wonderful symphony. Thank you for uploading the score. This site uploading will be great study of orchestration. Swedish dynamism is truly wonderful. I think Atterberg is the pride of Sweden and not only that, he is the pride of classical music in the world.

I am an unknown composer from Okinawa. Wow～! This is the score for my favorite Symphony No. 5! Thank you for uploading the score. I really wanted to see the score for Symphony No. 5. I have been paying attention to this composer for over 10 years. However, as a composer, ATTERBERG is still not highly regarded around the world. I hope that ATTERBERG's reputation will be properly raised in the future.

I am an unknown composer from Okinawa. Thank you for uploading the score. I wanted to see the score. This is the first time I've listened to this version. I've been paying attention to this composer for over 10 years. However, as a composer, ATTERBERG is still not highly regarded around the world. I hope that ATTERBERG's reputation will be properly raised in the future.

Are there other examples of symphonies where singing is introduced in the last movement or later movements? Beethoven's 9th comes to mind, but I don't know if this is typical.

This symphony is so legendary that it led to destruction of Nottingham

Fantastic performance.

I have this on NAXOS label but not to this magnitude, this is a sheer brilliance

21:20 Siegfried

Genial obra!

Can't help it but 1830s are unconsciously connected with Symphonie Fantastique. Lachner wrote nice symphony but Berlioz was way ahead of his time

The legend says that the orchestra indeed managed to catch their train after the performance…

The gorgeous opening theme-cinematic!👌

Brilliant. Captures the heroic and mysterious aspects of the Atterberg...

This is a truly great symphony.

Gosh, that ending is stunningly beautiful. Majestic, hopeful, proud. Hands down, one of the most overlooked composers of the twentieth century.

Hiw to butcher a masterpiece with the wrong tempi. I usually love Jarvi, but this will come in handy in my conductor class to demonstrate the importance of tempi...

One of the greatest finales of all time

Boris Afanasiev Principal Horn of Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra

Phenomenal music!

Magnífica

Thanks for making this beautiful clarinet concerto available. I love it. Best regards.

Noble Gnu, are still sending gift to us. Or is all finito...... 😢

Brilliant your choices of composer but the volumen is low that we missed a lot músic. Grazie.

By the way: where could I find the physical score? I know you mentioned classical music archive, but typing that into google brings up a lot of dead ends for me.

Thank you so much for uploading this!

2:20 16:33, 18:30 28:35 31:30

This symphony is legendary

I can't believe how good this us. I heard 2symphonies and had to check out more.

Thanks for posting this beautiful work with the score. Who is the clarinetist? Best regards.

What a fascinating work. When a not well known and far too seldom heard composition like this is performed with such outstanding artists it suddenly becomes something very special. . Thanks for the upload of a symphony I’ve never encountered before.

Orcs

🎹 Absolutely gorgeous music. Sadly, rarely performed.

Wonderful playing. I’ve never heard of Boris Afanasiev, but wow.

Why are the cymbals played so strangely at the beginning of the final movement