Quel est le thème ?

This is it!

Incredible wind instruments!

Gatti has performed the Brahms Symphonies many times. He does a great job !!!!!!!!! So warm and heartfelt !!!!More Gatti please !!!!!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

I will refrain to say which, but certain specific instrument sections were a bit wanting...

01:01 1. INTRODUCTION 07:15 2. CHANT D'AMOUR 1 16:01 3. TURANGALILA 1 21:47 4. CHANT D'AMOUR 2 32:42 5. JOIE DU SANG DES ETOILES 40:02 6. JARDIN DU SOMMEIL D'AMOUR 49:45 7. TURANGALILA 2 53:50 8. DEVELOPPEMENT DE L'AMOUR 1:05:31 9.TURANGALIA 3 1:10:37 10. FINAL

MERCI pour ce concert tant espéré!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

A fascinating symphony.

I have not heard a better interpretation or execution of this symphony, one of my favorites. I once had the pleasure of seeing Shostakovich in person when he visited my city to receive a Honorary Doctorate degree from a university. Greetings from Granada, Spain.

SUPERBE , SANS- MOTS MERCI PER ÇE PARTAGE.

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I didn't know John Adams conducted music of other composers.

Amazing music, thanks I guess you can pay for a premium subsrciption to stop the ads, but I haven't tried it

Love it ❤

Exactly how this symphony should be played. Admittedly, I never got into Vorisek. And a majority of ensembles rush through this piece. Which comes off as choppy and way too quirky. Not this performance. Excellent. May I suggest the Hofmeister symphonies with Howard Griffiths conducting. A must have.

Stellar performance. At this point (1985) Bolet was easily top three to five in the world. Great orchestra as well.

Thank you!

A difficult piece but full of fantastic variation. Maybe could work better without the organ?

Any recordings of the Rite of Spring? 🙏

I literally just recalled this magnific piece some minutes ago (after listening to Galina Ustvolskaya's Grand Duet) that I enjoyed many years ago when I had access pass to the Berliner website, then typed the words into search and, voilá! What are the odds!? Much thanks for uploading!! P.S. Semyon is a monster conductor!

A very good recording in good sound quality. Thank you so much for uploading this.

Rodriguez Karen Smith Richard Hernandez Frank

This is a wonderful recording of Janacek's sinfonietta. Colin Davis and the orchestra have done a magnificent job. I think this is the best recording of Janacek's sinfonieta I have ever heard. Your right, KZbin really knows how to screw up a great recording with all those awful commercials. Anyways, I have found my way around that without paying. Thank you so much for uploading this. I have enjoyed it immensely.

After listening a second time, this performance is now my "go to" recording. Pintscher gets it all SO right, especially his slightly faster tempi throughout. Too often conductors take things much too slow in this work, trying to bring gravitas to this symphony while ignoring Copland's marking "with simple expression." Well, this performance hits it right on target, always flowing ahead, making its point and moving along nicely. I hope KC can record this (and keep that percussion so beautifully balanced, especially the tubular bells at the end which are almost always buried and lost).

I don't know who you are but thank you.

So great to hear the original (uncut) ending played here. It's a bit of a shock at first, but it makes the argument that Bernstein was wrong and Copland was right.

Группа “yes “ играет интерпретацию кусочка из этой симфонии, выражая уважение к автору. Ещё бы!

Why not simply show a picture of someones garage or a gas station while playing this music! Ridiculous !

Bolet had made his Carnegie Hall début with this concerto. On 29 January 1932, at Carnegie Hall in New York, a seventeen-year-old Jorge performed with the Curtis Symphony Orchestra under Fritz Reiner. Many eminent musicians were in the audience, including Sergei Rachmaninoff, Hofmann, Godowsky, violinist Nathan Milstein and pianist Vladimir Horowitz (b.1903). Jorge played the first movement of Tchaikovsky's B-flat minor concerto (the programme also included Weber's Oberon overture and Brahms's fourth symphony). A review in The New York Times declared: ‘He has a brilliant technique. From the thunderous succession of chords that open the pianist’s part...he was equal to the technical difficulties. More, he played with the fine abandon of youth.’ Jorge recalls: 'At that performance, I also had the good fortune of meeting Rachmaninoff. During the second half, my teacher David Saperton took me up to Godowsky’s box to hear the remainder of the concert. When the concert was over, Godowsky grabbed me by the arm and said, ‘There’s somebody I want you to meet.’ Simultaneously Rachmaninoff was coming out of an adjoining box putting on his big overcoat with the sable collar, Godowsky spoke to Rachmaninoff in Russian, so I don’t know what was said. But we shook hands and passed a few pleasantries before he hurried off.'

Una parte de mi destino es darle las gracias a beethoven por su grande elocuencuencia en el pentagrama gracias mi atormentado beethoven amaste a la humanidad y la humanidad se volvio silente ante tu virtuosismo ,,,,,,

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fells like being on a TGV or something of a super rapid train

Najpiękniejsze wykonanie "Leningradzkiej" jakie słyszałam. Bardzo, bardzo mi się podoba ❤

Can't believe you really uploaded this. I had been looking for this recording for 20 years. Thank you!!!!!!

Danke fürs Hochladen! Bei diesem Konzert war ich live dabei, es war ein herrliches, fünfstündiges Geburtstagskonzert für Michael Gielen zu dessen 80. Geburtstag, und es bestand aus lauter Lieblingsstücken Gielens. Messiaens "Le réveil des oiseaux" war auch dabei, Ravels "La valse"; Ives' "From the steeples and the mountains" ...

Je découvre ce compositeur, merci à vous !

Thank you! Have you got other Muti’s recordings?

Una hermosura, gracias por subirlo. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

which house is that

Dziękuję za piękne chwile ❤