Saw ans heard this at the proms last night. It was absolutely brilliant - the explanation in the first half was really interesting and the performance out of this world. Congratulations.

I would be happy to pay for the full version. You are doing an amazing job. Please, upload it! 🙏🏻

Brilliant. Always that extra layer added to well known music is so good. Keep at it.

What a refreshing difference seeing musicians enjoying each others' company, looking at each other, their bodies freer to express the music, and with more emotional connection with the audience - rather than their heads stuck in their music! A different musical experience altogether. Yes, more of this!

The movie Soylent Green - the death scene. Wonderful!

The Sabbath of the witches, no wonder Paganini loved this piece (and later gifted Berlioz 20k franc), he also had a taste for the slightly dark and grotesque.

They have done it without conductor. The adrenalin us infectious. You should have heard their Rite of Spring. They even make me enjoy Beethoven!

The scherzo probably inspired by Beethoven's 9th.

Beautiful work Sammy! ❤❤❤❤

Actually Berlioz was 26 years old in 1830.

Wie es so schön heißt: weniger ist mehr.

Soooo beautiful

Die Beleuchtung ,Masken und gespielt wird im Stehen, bilden die gespenstische Atmosphäre des " Hexensabbat", dramatisch, schräg und bizarr, passend der Dramatik der Musik entsprechend. Fantastisch im Doppelten Sinn des Wortes, großartig gespielt!

Ein bisschen zu schnell, oder?

Alle Musiker stehen, Respekt ❤

This was great. I always feel this symphony is best played at quite a high pace. This was the symphony that got me into The Master. I’ve been a disciple ever since (over 40 years ago). If only Ludwig knew how loved he would go onto become…..❤

No, no, no. Just stupid

Very dead sounding performance. Such a camp perfomance.

Again, what is the idea of having the orchestra stand up while performing. Is it just for optics? What?

This is a phenomenal achievement!! I love Beethoven, but I am not a musician, so I can only guess at the skill and practice necessary for an orchestra to play a whole symphony without any printed music. This also meant that their attention was 100% on the conductor and I think this contributed to the success of this incredible venture. Skill, teamwork an leadership, More LIKES, please!

the human culture peaked in the baroque era, after that it declined progressively and now are at the border of insanity. those artists saw the promised land.

What a beautiful idea. Really knowing the music so well that you play it from your imagination. Vocal soloist, take heed: if you can't sing your pieces from memory, you're cheating yourself and you're cheating the audience. They'll never know how great an artist you are until you sing to them without looking down all the time, especially when you don't need to. When I go to a concert, I want to see what the soloist is seeing; I want to see their eyes holding mute. Holding the music is just an old custom based on holding the hymnal in church. We are called to music and to work hard at it. Show your stuff.

Leleux has such a great tone. I love this piece.

Such a big triumphant sound from so few musicians.

Living proof percussion and brass aren’t the only terrifying parts of The Rite’s orchestra

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Aha so this is Zender's original score, arranged for chamber ensemble - but still keeping the wind machines!

you should definitely cut the introduction and post the symphony only here on youtube.. the long intro is probably the only reason why your perfomance has hundreds of likes instead of hundreds of thousands.. to me this is clearly the best performance of this great symphony ever!!

How come his accent is so perfect!

I heard Nicholas Mulroy today in Bach's St Matthew Passion in Budapest. What a wonderful singer!

Shoutout to Hans von Bülow

Very moving!

Why does the tuba player not have shoes on. Also amazing performance lol

There’s also a 5th theme he didn’t mentioned first heard in the oboe

Beautiful

I love that flute!, what piece is playing?...👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

0:08 Allegro Moderato 08:46 Andante 17:33 Vivace

Doesn’t she talk well? So certain in anything and everything ...a veritable oracle. It helps if one gets ‘legs up’ throughout one’s life and career from the ‘Tribe’ : but at ‘the reckoning’ she is fooling no one ...except , perhaps, herself ...

How the hell has this been up for a year without a comment? Well, no time like the present to remedy that sad state of affairs... This is, quite simply put, magnificent - a clean, delicate, restrained, and utterly stunning display of truly wonderful artestry that does ample justice to a simple but profound little composition from one of the titans of The Baroque. You've sent a shiver up my spine and brought tears to my eyes, so highest praise and compliments from one performer to two clearly formidable colleagues, and deepest gratitude from one human being to another. Your performance has stirred my soul and brought it deep joy, a gift for which you have my sincerest thanks...

Interesting prospect but the appalling gassing by Tom Service at the start is very depressing.

Oh, so wonderful to hear this masterpiece again! It's been fifty years.

So nice a change to see them without the dots. If THEY can do it, then so can everyso can everyone else.

Poor Mr. Strauss !

4:51 excerpt

I come back to this at least once a week to listen to the percussive bass clarinet starting at 1:04

I heard something by Louised Faarrenc on BBC Radio 3 today and was hooked!

The Rite Of Spring is a very challenging piece of music with all its different meter changes

i like to put this on while im getting ready for a night out