This is for our souls 💖🦋

Whenever I listen to this I’m full of wonder and a deep sense of appreciation.

Вау! Давно слушаю Гетца, а тут попалась пластинка (Jimmy Rowles - The Special Magic Of (Halcyon, 1974).) начал искать, а тут такой подарок в виде дуэта. Восхитительно 1:28

Listening to this to reduce my stress and anxiety level.

Its June 2024. No matter how many times I listen to this, I never get tired of it. I really like Copland. I absolutely love this piece. It is the most beautiful symphony ever written. Appalachian has its own music ... from Texas

i thru on some american clasical music to listen while studying and was moved by this music.

I love this symphony, what a joy it is to listen to.

I am 71 I've spent my life as a plumber and graphi designer,commercial illustrator, photographer, saw player in Europe and Georgia. Ultralight pilot and scuba diver, no smuck and have listened to this symohiby thousand of times painting it drawing it meditating, forgive my Midwest manners to say thank you Aaron, my friebd by music a public expression of your friendship thru disaster sfter disaster in my life YOU YOU THID SYMPHONY SAVED NY KIFE ,. TWICE and years of physical therapy listening again, over and over this sympohony. Thank you thank you my dear friend I am listening to you live now. May God bless your fans who live listening niwm

By far my favorite recording of this piece. I've never been able to listen to Rhapsody on other recordings without finding something missing. If there is perfection, this is an example.

One of The greatest gifts of the Internet is learning of Individual's Pilgrimage. In essence, You become Soulmates to People you may never meet or know. And Yet, You know them by their Losses and Tears, Their moments in darkened Hospital Rooms, sharing in Their Griefs, their Joys and Know Them , as if they might sit down 🪑 with All their Family for A Thanksgiving Dinner. As Tiny Tim once said, "God bless us All , God Bless Us Every One. Eucharest, we will Share now and through Our Heavenly Pilgrimage. Faithfully Yours, The Rev. Derrill B. Manley, Jr, Ph.D

I really love Copland and I am from Greece

A quintessential American masterpiece.

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I'm not certain Aaron Copland ever visited Appalachia. (Brooklyn-born and raised and, to my knowledge, stayed in NY throughout his lifetime. Probably traveled to Europe a great deal; lived there for awhile, even.) If those of you *from* Appalachia appreciate this song and 'recognize' something familiar in it -- Copland must have had a very powerful imagination. (Or else you do. :P)

When Copland wrote this piece, he had no intention of calling it 'Appalachian Spring'. The title was invented by Martha Graham.

My favourite conductor, great musician! Every concert - unforgettable experience!

Thank you for sharing this beauty!

1900 - 1990. That guy sure saw a lot of changes.

my best friend in college did 2 tours of duty in Nam . He was attending school on the GI bill . We were in the foothills of the Daniel Boone National Forest . Luckily I experienced Aaaron Copland through this relationship .

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One of my favorite songs and now my favorite tenor version. Love the lyrics by Doug Carn and vocals by Jean Carn, a must of you live this song!❤❤❤

Tahankyow... ☺

Powerful!❤

I used to drive my Volkswagen camper through the Roaring Forks Motor Nature Trail on the edge of Gatlinburg, TN with this playing on the stereo. I swear this was a narrative to the beauty that surrounded me.

10:13 pm why is the we left out of Copeland?

...what we know as "Appalachian Spring" wasn't composed as a 'symphony', or as a musical evocation of any particular season in some specific part of the U.S.A. It was actually written between 1942--1944 as the score for Modern Dance choreographer Martha Graham -- under the working title "Ballet for Martha", and the initial requirement that the score used no more than 12 instruments (reputedly because the venue's orchestra pit was so small that only 12 musicians could Fit!) It was Graham who chose the familiar title shortly before it premiered on 30 October, 1944. I Prefer the ballet score -- it allows every instrument to be heard, and it retains several lovely 'transitions' later removed by Copland when he adapted it to a full orchestra. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appalachian_Spring?wprov=sfla1

I love how it incorporates Simple Gifts - It's a gift to be simple, it's a gift to be free, it's a gift to come down where we are to be. And when we find ourselves in the place just right it will be in the valley of love and delight

I love songs of Mr. Aaron Copland !

Beautiiiiiifullllll. 🎶

Not the Appalatian Mts. guy.

Exquisite rendition of an American classic. 😀

.....simple gifts......applachian spring....fanfare common man........4 dance rodeo...crikey...need a coffee now

Most delightful.....pondering

As an Englishman, for me Ralph Vaughan Williams is by far my most favourite composer and Aaron Copland is by far my most favourite American composer. I have no musical skill or knowledge and rely only on what I can hear but to me they both have a lot in common. Both can evoke many different emotions. Gorgeous stuff.

I am from a city where the Appalachian Highlands run out into the Lake Ontario plain. I loved spring in the rolling green hills of Central NY and the Finger Lakes more than anything. The first time I heard Appalachian Spring my only thought was, Copland has it, perfectly.

J’💕💕💕. Savez-vous que cette opus dépeint 8 régions d’Espagne ?

One of the great composers of America, we simply love his creations. 24:43

So fine ! A delight hearing especially Joanne and Billy !

Beautiful!

I remember watching a Spanish Guitar player playing this piece on a 6 string Guitar

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Try listening to the Frank Foster/Jimmy Rowles - Make Your Own Fun - album. Frank plays an alto fute that is unbeliev 5:40 ably beautiful.

Oh Gawd - the inane commercials that assault the sensibilities, and insult our intelligence. This is why we "hate on" every brand advertised on KZbin. Is it so hard to sell intelligently without offending?

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No piece of music makes me feel more American. So evocative. Thanks to Aaron Copeland, and to all who have come before- written on this 155th observance of Memorial Day, 1868-2023.

C'est magnifique.

This magnificent performance captures so beautifully the Appalachian beauty and in Simple Gifts takes the audience to heaven!

Simply stunning. And now I want a martini.

Aaron Copeland ,composer, publicist, pianist, conductor and teacher.The style of Aaron Copeland's music is sometimes considered to be the most expressive of the American spirit, sometimes described as" populist"