Bernstein is so keen to make sure every note is heard, that he sacrifices tempo for it. Rubbish!

the bavarian radio orchestra was the best easily

Leonard is number 1 but Alondra de la Parra is a close second.

As someone who has been using Musescore since Musescore 2, It’s incredible how far its come. Musescore 4 is incredible, of course there are some bits that are still unpolished, but has come so far since 2016. But either way, I have been so accustomed to it, that it doesn’t matter what issues there are; I have always been able to find ways around these little things.

If you wanted to make a case against the Bernstein interpretation, you would do what you did: find one of the fastest versions of that passage recorded, and put it up against Bernstein's, which is admittedly probably the slowest. In between you have dozens of performances which do slow down there, many to varying degrees, some of which approach what Bernstein did. The facts are, the score indicates Allegro following the slow introduction to the first movement, and the passage you are comparing is marked "Molto piu tranquillo" meaning "much more tranquil." So not slowing down at all is not what Tchaikovsky wanted. I don't hear even a little more tranquility in Markevitch's version.

This is the best version of the song i could find thank you for uploading it.

Great tips! And beautiful music! One thing I've started doing recently was exporting all my instruments' sounds into Reaper (a Digital Audio Workstation that's free) and changing around dynamics there. Sometimes I want something between mezzo-piano and mezzo-forte for dynamics. And then I can add additional reverb effects there as well.

Lenny was a great teacher and conductor. I believe he said he wanted to teach at end of his career.

There was also a video of the students preparing Le Sacre intensely before LB arrived.

Marin Alsop! The others may have joined university music schools, etc

Best for last? Oh please, it's so disgusting.

Sadly it's not the entire video but the sound and picture are the best. Thank you 👍

I enjoy the most Dudamel's performance!

I started "composing" music in FamiTracker and quickly learned that the limitations of the software (which emulates the sound of the NES) mean that it's very difficult to get chords. In order to learn how chords work, I decided to start with MuseScore in late May of 2023. (The choice to not use a traditional DAW has been the subject of some mockery.) Soon after, I discovered Muse Hub and its samples. Other than dealing with the... unintuitive nature of percussion input, one of my biggest difficulties is getting the sound levels of the audio "just right." Once, recently, the audio playback seemed to glitch, and when I closed and re-opened the program, they returned to normal, but by that time I'd already adjusted this volume slider and that dynamics mark... Despite these "growing pains" of the software, I still maintain that I'm far more held-back by my own weaknesses in musicality, sense of music, understanding of music theory, and drive than anything relating to the software. For example, the software now includes microtonal playback; The software is not the thing preventing me from being Jacob Collier.

Beautiful. Thanks.

Speelt hij bij Hemelboog niet Amaj7; ik hoor die G# niet in de linkerhand?

How about that santa cruz symphony 👏

Wow! The cassette does make it sound like an old performance from the 19th century or something😆 It sounds amazing!!

Wow, that behaviour around 3:00 is completely unacceptable.... awkard. And I'm not even woke

Heartwarming piece of music.

Regarding left-right panning of bass sources, note that because of the physics of acoustics, it's harder for people to determine the direction of a bass source compared to treble. That's why it usually doesn't matter where you put a subwoofer in a room. So if you pan the bass way off-center, those listening on speakers may not even notice, while those listening on headphones will hear the bass in an obviously unnatural way. This effect is always distracting, and often disturbing. Unless that is your intention, keep the bass panned at or near the center.

Nice composition, well done.

Very good song sir. Amazing work

Einfach nur grandios!!!

😁

my solo ❤

Gilbert Kaplan is a bit of a cop out. Any one could look a half decent driver at the wheel of a high performance porsche. 😮

Unbelievably beautiful.

Thank you !

The worst for last ? ? ?

Thanks for the video Dylan. Is there any way to make both natural and artificial harmonics on the stings? I saw a very cumbersome way to fake it which does not sound the way harmonics does. Also, I haven't understood what's the differences between the free version and paid version of muse score. It is something about publishing. Does that means that the free version won't let me export both score and parts OF a full orchestra as PDF. What are the limitations?

And who is this student who constantly tries to speak onto Bernstein advice? Where is he now?

She sold over 25 million copies of this piece, it was very popular. This was former First Lady Florence Harding’s favorite song and she played it often on the piano.

Cannot get enough, Mahler was simply a GENIUS 😍

Lenny is always my favorite 👏👏👏

Wonder how many young conductors had a latter appointment with Maestro.

Can someone explain how irregular chords working?

Gergiev, Bernstein!

I've come to appreciate the process of arriving at a performance via rehearsals, as much as a final, polished performance. This, in both music and drama. Or in Wagner's case, a conscious fusion of them both.

I funnily invented the invisible dynamics trick for myself before watching

BERNSTEIN, the Master of tempo! MAHLER, out of this world!

😂

I was in the chorus for this remarkable piece twice. Once with Bernstein at Lincoln Center and again with the San Diego Symphony. This entire work is magnificent. How I would have liked to have know Mahler.

2 Masters.

I got quite nervous when I suddenly couldn't find the Musical Treasures KZbin channel anywhere. Relieved to find you just changed your name.

Great! Thank you

1:05:41 Cheeky...

Thank you!!! ❤

I think one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.