22:53 One of the saddest and magical moments in the symphonic repertoire
@lymanmj12 күн бұрын
It's a great performance. Too bad the trumpet section splatters that beautiful chorale over the stage like that. Now I have to go find the Chicago/Solti recording of this movement to hear it played to *perfection* .
@ligiacerqueira1721Ай бұрын
Thank you so much! ❤
@lymanmjАй бұрын
Wow. No one gets more emotion out of Mahler's scores than Bernstein!
@garysikon1812Ай бұрын
First few bars are a direct quotation of the slow movement of beethovens quartet no. 16.
@alonso_327Ай бұрын
¿Cómo describir con palabras un sentimiento? El amor, la tristeza, el miedo, la esperanza: es imposible, hay cosas que solo deben sentirse en el corazón para comprenderlas. Esta música es puro sentimiento y ante ella solo cabe el silencio, la reverencia y admiración. Gracias.
@germanquintero10121946Ай бұрын
maravilloso
@droideanАй бұрын
Sometimes when I'm in the most benign mood I'll return to this music to see if it can bring me to tears. Always does.
@SuperArkleo29 күн бұрын
This music connects us with God, his boundless wisdom. Gustav Mahler just recorded for us God' s divine harmony of everything.
@fatih-hx3bm2 ай бұрын
greatest thing ever
@lukedaniell2 ай бұрын
25:48 A sound of heaven
@giuliorosato36612 ай бұрын
Solo di questo ho paura della morte: non poter ascoltare più questa musica sublime!
@johi17142 ай бұрын
Du wirst sie hören können, denn sie stammt von dort. Du lebst dann in ihrem Entstehen. - Woher ich das weiß? Ich kann's nicht genau sagen. Erzählt es mir vielleicht die Musik selber? Sehr herzliche Grüße!
20:45 to 20:54 sounds remarkably similar to the track that plays when Spock dies in Wrath of Khan.
@borinacalzetta13945 ай бұрын
Symphony n.3 Is Deep, Rich of chromatism, a masterwork.Bernstein Is best interpreter of Mahler 🤩🌹🤩
@borinacalzetta13946 ай бұрын
Bernstein astonishing in Symphony n. 3
@denisjaricot7626 ай бұрын
Malher extasy to to Max..
@borinacalzetta13946 ай бұрын
Beautiful Masterwork of Mahler🤩🌹
@jonstein68687 ай бұрын
Reminds me why I love Mahler!
@adamhood99307 ай бұрын
I seek what I cannot find in the scroll of my sorrow like a curse that is so evil right in my heart that I turn to the grave. In the bowels of the wide streets my pride kills me from within and I lose hope in the distant land of the unpromised. Humility is a part of our will that we do not deserve, we swim in the vortex of pain of melancholy and painting dynasty that we not only whine and fight. In the tears of long-lost masters, the glass is ground shards, star dust, the long road takes us to the intersection of logic and the only shadow in the sun covered by dark clouds in the sky. I turn my faith to God and to the only woman for whom my love feels more. I am broken and slightly bent over where I call out the words "What can love say here". To love and confess about a person that writing is the greatest hunger for the desire to meet the woman of my dreams. Here she is covered in hell regardless of others. When I am at her final resting place, I feel the need to jump back in time and fulfill my dream. To look into her face and eyes and tell her "Fame does not desire us, love leads us through the clouds in the rhythm of honey sweetness". I am lying in bed writing these words because in the music of Mahler, after learning, it is reflected in the mirror in empathy. For Maude Adams
@ivysioux49457 ай бұрын
Y a-t-il quelqu’un qui écoute cette merveilleuse musique cette nuit?
@franferreira307 ай бұрын
Muito bonito este movimento.
@antonioantonio-no2uc8 ай бұрын
sin palabras
@inthedesert20088 ай бұрын
Too slow
@shijoejoseph20118 ай бұрын
A pilgrimage for the soul; until at last when time stops, it can arise unto the forever eternal!
@borinacalzetta13948 ай бұрын
Forever Bernstein, the Best interpreter of Mahler
@perdutemp9 ай бұрын
Descubrí a Mahler, como muchas otras personas, a partir de escuchar su primera sinfonía, de la cual quedé maravillado debido a su movimiento final. Sin embargo, muchos años después de aquel primer contacto, y después de haber escuchado las nueve sinfonías completas y los fragmentos de la décima, la tercera es, a mi parecer, la más hermosa de todas; en especial este último movimientos, puesto que refleja no sólo el dolor y la angustia existencial humana de la época, sino cómo el espíritu decide afrontarla y termina por salir avante de dicha confrontación.
@Chenihal9 ай бұрын
👏👏👏
@DavidD-KingWolf654 ай бұрын
I agree more than anything. I love this work because it is the deepest core of Mahler. A heart ready to burst out to find eternal serenity. A piece I would listen to as I die is this masterwork of pure ecstasy right here.
@RossoMalpelo_9 ай бұрын
26:03
@mrshovelbottom74759 ай бұрын
22:50
@jorryny37269 ай бұрын
This reminds me of Beethoven's last work, his String Quartet No. 16 - specifically, the third slow movement. Where that one may be solemn, reflective, and at times, dark (especially in the minor variation of that movement), there's no harm at all in wondering whether Mahler was inspired by that and continued that notion, and with his own pen slowly allowing the music to open up into a different colour that is just as beautiful and intimate as Beethoven's.
@traindisp19 ай бұрын
oh my god - the last chord bernstein gestures for a crescendo and stops - the chord breaks down beautifully into a grandeur and creates a wonderful coda. This is simply a perfect union of a composer and a conductor who knows how to empathize with his music. Greetings to all Mahler fans from the country where he was born (Czech Republic), approx. 150 km from his birthplace.
@steveegallo33846 ай бұрын
.....and Greetings & Bravi, too, from Mexico City!
@canal-93899 ай бұрын
"Music is what humans do best". Ja, volle Zustimmung. Zum Mond fliegen können wir Menschen inzwischen auch. Dennoch: Solche Musik ist auch für mich die Quintessenz des Menschlichen. Bin zutiefst berührt.
@yelassinacoulibaly9 ай бұрын
The music of Faso is an inexhaustible source of sweetness. It allows us to plunge deep inside ourselves and at the same time resonate with our fellow man, Yé Lassina Coulibaly❤❤❤❤❤❤
@jerzystruczak78210 ай бұрын
it took me 29 years to fully appreciate gustav!!! le plus grand creme de la creme.....
@brianyeh269510 ай бұрын
I can imagine how exhausting it was to conduct such a long symphony, and to express the detailed emotion from human soul. Good job LB and Vienna
@greendeane110 ай бұрын
Too much Bernstein and too little orchestra. I feel sorry for the orchestra having to get used to and interpreting his esoteric gestures.
@christophehorton107010 ай бұрын
Only the mind of a genius could demand playing of this sort. KZbin is abusive. They must've asked a racist bitch I sat with, when I heard this symphony once, how I responded. Anyhow, Strauss was also very gifted in these extremely cantabile phrasing and gestures. It speaks of White supremacy's power that this work is still so relevant.
@tangatoto36210 ай бұрын
If you crank the speed up to 2x it still sounds just a dreary, annoying and pointless but at least it’s over with sooner……
@foreststewart196810 ай бұрын
I agree with those who recognize that the expansive nature of this movement demands these slower tempos. Having said that, I question (on my viewing, at least) if the audio is properly synced w/ the video. That aside, the brass do not measure up to the CSO, but who does? There is nothing better than the recording w/ James Levine (Bud Herseth on tpt). This is a splendid (& similar) interpretation overall. What love tells me, indeed.
@vangelbeleski953910 ай бұрын
Wonderful for Wonderland * Thank You to Mahler - Symphony
@emanuelecicchino725610 ай бұрын
Leonard Bernstein ( 1918-1990) grande personaggio del mondo musicale .😊👍🎼🎵🎶