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@herbertverner2875 4 күн бұрын
The opening duet--rapturous!
@Bravilor 4 күн бұрын
Is there more from this masterclass?
@davidhansel897 4 күн бұрын
The pitch of the tape here is a half-step sharp. Could someone fix this?
@urbandiscount 6 күн бұрын
Amazing Maazel. The french horns alarming and consoling at the same time
@brhbrh6326 6 күн бұрын
22:45 The legendary James (Jimmy) Durrant, viola and chamber music teacher from the RSAMD and Saturday Junior Department Orchestas conductor. Such a kind gentleman, with a passion for the music he conducted. Having struggled with Sir Gibson's somewhat erratic downbeat in my NYOS days it was good to hear an explanation for his "interesting" baton technique.
@wolfgangklofat594 7 күн бұрын
Ich war seinerzeit dabei, 1978 im Münchner Hekulessaal, erkenne sie noch alle: der begabte junge Barenboim, Rafael Kubelk, auch Rudolf Koeckert, den Konzertmeister, und den hearausragenden Cellisten Walter Nothas. Ein Tipp für Brahms- und Klavierfreunde: Morgen an Silvester konzertiert Daniil Trifonov in Berlin ("live" in DIGITAL CONCERT HALL und/oder TV ARTE - Beginn17:30 Uhr. Vielleicht spielt der junge Russe das B-Dur noch "besser/schöner"(?) als 1960 Sviatoslav Richter in den Staaten...
@Kna11111 7 күн бұрын
Bravo!!!
@Mr583HATSUKARI 8 күн бұрын
When I heard the beginning of the first movement, I felt as if I had been thrown into the earth. Few minutes ago, I completed to listen to Beethoven Symphony No 9 played by the NHK symphonic orchestra. It was, however, good Performance, I was listen to Beethoven Symphony No 9 directed under Karl Böhm''s tact. AS soon as I listened Karl Böhm''s tact, I told to my mind ,"What a wonderful and greateful "" I am happy.
@pascalkeller3845 9 күн бұрын
Une version torride !
@araguet 9 күн бұрын
Thanks @Mark Hood for this, it is extremely beautiful beyond the meanings of the songs.
@yamato-yosoroku-klausketeer 9 күн бұрын
Thank you Mark Hood!! I enjoy this recording!! 私はこの演奏を繰り返し聞きます。 私は何度聞いてもとても大きな興奮を感じます。 さすがのハイカロリー演奏!! 凄まじいテンション!! 特に交響曲第5番の第1楽章ではオーケストラが何度も足並みを崩すほど!! テンシュテットの棒についていけない奏者を他の奏者が引っ張っていく感じかな 第3楽章以降はテンシュテットの予定調和を排した予測不能の解釈にしっかり喰らいついて見事なアンサンブルを聞かせオーケストラもノリにノッて来る感じがする!! この1982年以降、特に第1楽章についてテンシュテットはすこしゆったりしたテンポを採用するようになる 随所にスローダウン？している場面もあるかな たとえば、それは1980年のキール歌劇場管弦楽団との演奏と比較してもあきらかなようにおもう 凄まじい熱気のもと一気呵成な解釈は1976年のBSOとCSOとの演奏とも共通するんじゃないかしら？ それがこの1982年から変化する それは同年のBSOとの演奏にもかんじられる気がする
@yamato-yosoroku-klausketeer 9 күн бұрын
当時、ワシントン・ナショナル交響楽団の総裁？だったヘンリー・フォーゲル氏は 「テンシュテットとの共演機会を増やしたい」 「彼のためなら何でもやりたい」とワシントン・ポストのインタビューに答えてくれていて嬉しかったなあ ヘンリー・フォーゲル氏はのちにシカゴ交響楽団の総裁になりテスタメントのテンシュテットシリーズの解説書に寄稿されているのはご存知のとおり!!
@gajirosato4101 11 күн бұрын
Wonderful performance! November 1974,Karajan and Berliner Philharmoniker performed this great Bruckner's symphony at Tokyo,the performance was broadcast on FM and I airchecked it on a cassette tape. However, because l listened too much, the tape was frayed. It's incredible that a performance in 1974 would be uploaded. Mark,thank you very much.Karajan's performance at these days are amazing, isn't it?
@paoloivaldi2781 15 күн бұрын
I'm at 5th minute of this track, and i have already skipped three advertisements breaking. If you wish to share these wonderful music in this way, for me better don't, by far.
@gaspell 16 күн бұрын
I like the narration at the end of the video. That make me be able to listen to this music not stopping I love it
@carloseduardozappilialbert2025 19 күн бұрын
Maravilhoso!!!
@ericwang4652 19 күн бұрын
It should be the exact Brahms violin concerto that Brahms intended to. The right hall, the right orchestra and most important, David Oistrakh, of course.
@rolferd 20 күн бұрын
Wow! Tennstedt’s interpretations of Mahler are among some of the most profound, gut wrenching, and technically spectacular to be found. This performance should stop anyone in their tracks in are and wonder (and a good share of existential angst.)
@alexhaselden4623 20 күн бұрын
Incredible playing by Richter-Haaser!
@Karin-tl5pw 20 күн бұрын
I subscribed to your Chanel just for THIS particular video! Thank you!!!
@andreashoppe1969 20 күн бұрын
In my opinion this is still the greatest symphony ever composed. I just love every single part of it, every movement is a masterpiece on its own and as s whole composition it still awes me everytime I'm listening to it. Thank you, Beethoven, for this amazing piece of art!!!
@scottgilmore7319 22 күн бұрын
Fabulous Barbirolli and the VPO!!! The Debussy has never been so clearly expressive - beautiful!
@imitatio 23 күн бұрын
Glorious - what an inspiration: love and devotion. Something in this for all of us!
@강원희-n7t 24 күн бұрын
Aphorism,answer. To destiny, My mood be like this....
@kniazigor2276 26 күн бұрын
La perfection !
@extrasalt4595 27 күн бұрын
The commercial break immediately before the finale is absurd and ruins the effect of the music. Shame on you! Wonderful performance. Hoomeyow!!
@WotanKlingsor 27 күн бұрын
Simionato was genius
@tabarro1877 Ай бұрын
Dame Gwyneth is outstanding!❤
@classicalduck Ай бұрын
I was there! The other work on the program was Richard Strauss' "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" Suite.
@ianmintz12806 Ай бұрын
Sargent also conducted in the movie Instruments Of The Orchestra, where the ensemble was playing a piece by Benjamin Britten, known as The Young Persons Guide To The Orchestra. The purpose of the piece and the movie was to introduce children to the instruments of the orchestra.
@yaelpalombo4093 Ай бұрын
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@まっくす-m3m Ай бұрын
I heard Brahms Symphony No. 4 conducted by Tennstedt at a concert in Yokohama, JAPAN. It was his and LPO's 1984 JAPAN Tour. This performance reminds me of the performance at that time. Thank you.
@tristank5326 Ай бұрын
Many thanks for sharing this epic-like musical gem. I wish the camera had shown the two soloists at the very end of the 3rd movement!
@rosernabona9364 Ай бұрын
Dvorak , Symphony , seven , is very , very , Good ❤😊❤
@momosuki8372 Ай бұрын
ドイツ音楽に関しては最高の人物 特にオーストリアでの彼の評価はこれ以上の栄冠は彼に与えるものがない、とされたほど それが少しでもわかったら、ベームの虜になるだろう、しかし録音では其の半分も彼の価値はわからない それほど当時の音は異次元的だったこの喝采は 偽物ではない、、欧州でも同時期の人気はすごいものだった、アメリカに行けば、当時の辛辣で有名な評論家たちも大絶賛だった、
@renzo6490 Ай бұрын
Get thee to a recording studio! NO MORE live concerts for me! (cough)
@CharlotteinWeimar Ай бұрын
It's too little, alas, but how wonderful to have this film. Jon Vickers is a great, great singer and magnificent singing actor and, way beyond all other tenors, my favourite. Thank you so much for finding and posting this gem.
@robcardinal8430 Ай бұрын
Mark Hood....thank you for posting this 1974 live recording.. Leonie Rysanek has always been a favourite soprano ( and later mezzo) of mine...a force of nature, since she took to the Met stage in 1959( stepping in for an indisposed Maria Callas) as Lady Macbeth, as Salome here....and right up to 1995, where sang her fairwell as Ortrud , Wagner's Lohengrin...at age 69!
@jeffwarren7866 Ай бұрын
Do you have any more Minnesota Orchestra broadcasts between 1981-2003?
@alberichelnegro8914 Ай бұрын
Lástima la pronunciación (que es sencillamente horrible), porque el Otello de Melchior es extraordinario desde el punto de vista vocal.
@ricardonascimento6020 Ай бұрын
1:07:07
@Gralsritter Ай бұрын
there is very little remaining of the filmed Walkure which used the DG recording. Thomas Stewart and Regine Crespin sang Wotan and Brunnhilde
@elemental9578 Ай бұрын
Who is singing Wotan?
@hectorberlioz1449 Ай бұрын
Karajan recorded the Franck symphony for EMI with the Orchestre de Paris....
@poturbg8698 Ай бұрын
I saw Kempe/RPO in this music in Ann Arbor during 1973-1974. He left ZERO pause between the last two movements of the symphony, which was quite jarring. What an effect! And a beautiful performance.
@vilebrequin6923 Ай бұрын
Excellent upload, Mark. Hope you're keeping well. R.
@peterschonning5982 Ай бұрын
The only worthy to conduct Anton Bruckner on this earth and in heaven is Karajan! Thanks!
@ljiljanastanic9076 Ай бұрын
Thanks a lot for this amazing recording!🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵
@BrianJosephMorgan Ай бұрын
The greatest singing-actor amongst tenors.
@syncopate50 Ай бұрын
They're lip synching to their own voices, and merely making the amount of lip/jaw/neck action necessary to convince anyone who hasn't seen it done for real. The singing is incredible! I'd like to see that, but merely hearing Vickers in his prime is priceless.
@vilebrequin6923 Ай бұрын
That's how Karajan worked, with tapes in rehearsals.
@ER1CwC Ай бұрын
Thanks for this. The productions are beautiful, and Birgit Nilsson's complaints about Karajan's misplaced priorities notwithstanding, I do think that he knew what he was doing in terms of the visual aspect. But it's so funny that at the end of both acts, the picture immediately turns to him once the major stage action is done. Even a film project was the Karajan show through and through.
@illyaismail6413 Ай бұрын
I guess Nilsson was used to the Bayreuth productions but even then, this doesn't look much different than the productions Wieland and Wolfgang produced at Bayreuth.
@ER1CwC Ай бұрын
@ She would get very annoyed that he would spend all the prep time fiddling around with lights rather than preparing the music! I agree that he was definitely influenced by the Bayreuth productions, but that’s not a bad thing at all.