Yevgeny Svetlanov - Symphony in B minor, Op. 13 (1954)

[@confusedpsyduck714]

those bassoon solos are incredible I wish they were more popular

[@КонстантинПлохинов]

Это удивительно красивая музыка! Это Русь XXI-го века ... ! У меня мурашки по коже от восторга и восхищения ... ! Архитектурный монументализм в звуках, очень величаво и прозрачно, воздушно ... ! Прекрасное-прекрасное Далёко(!), -- ... и так близко, так хорошо, явственно видимое и реально ощущаемое и осязаемое! Боже мой, ... слов нет описать это совершенство ... ! Снимаю шляпу перед Маэстро Светлановым-композитором и дирижёром ... ! Да и пианистом он был таким же великим! Благодарю Bartje Bartmans за возможность познакомиться с такой чудесной и великой Музыкой!!!

[@Александр-ш6щ3ш]

Great symphony, thank you! It is interesting that Svetlanov considered this symphony as his greatest achievement as a composer and he even wanted the 3rd movement to be played during his funeral...

[@chystokletov]

Wonderful symphony. Thanks for sharing

[@anastasiavinogradova_composer]

Es ist ein abslolutes Meisterwerk !

[@miqueiasalves7931]

Thanks to this channel I got to know Svetlanov's compositions, I'm very grateful to you Bartmans. I liked Svetlanov's music so much that I went through a small withdrawal crisis after listening to all of his songs available on KZbin.

[@КонстантинПлохинов]

Божественное совершенство! Абсолютно непонятый и никак неоценённый никем из великих современников-дирижёров Композитор! Свежесть, прозрачность, особенная совершенно воздушность инструментовки, яркость и глубина образов, деликатная мощь кульминаций ... ! Малер XX века! ПОБЕДА СВЕТА и БОГОЯВЛЕНИЕ ЗЕМЛЕ и НАРОДАМ ЕЁ !!!

[@TheodoreServin]

I love how Svetlanov seems to reference Tchaikovsky's Symphony no. 6, as both first movements end in a funeral march in B major, with low pizzicato strings. And the 3rd movement is absolutely heavenly. Thank you for posting!!

[@musicbetweenlines]

Amazing work of genius!

[@frankzhou3529]

The brassy start of the 3rd movement is highly reminiscent of the start of the 2nd movement of Glazunov's 8th symphony. This symphony overall belongs up there with those of the other Russian greats (Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, etc.)

[@SCRIABINIST]

Interesting. I always knew him as a conductor, but this is a great piece as well

[@paul-helie_music]

thanks for uploading, i love sveltanov !

[@ABruckner8]

Lots of Shostakovich and Rachmaninov in there, and I like it!

[@thomaskendall452]

Rachmaninov's fourth symphony! But I'm with you, Bob. You can never be too thin or too rich; neither can you ever have too many Rachmaninov symphonies. Thanks, Bartje, for digging up this neglected gem!

[@christopherparker6232]

Yes, I absolutely agree with you - hints of Rachmaninoff both in orchestration and figuration at times, and at other times I hear definite Shostakovich. They happen to be my two of my favourite composers!

[@fryderykchopin8314]

Really beautiful excellent symphony maybe I will bring her my channel !! Big bro

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne Interpretation dieser neoromantischen und ethnisch komponierten Sinfonie mit farbenreichen doch perfekt entsprechenden Tönen aller Instrumente. Der letzte Satz klingt echt schön und auch überzeugend. Der intelligente und geniale Komponist/Dirigent leitet das hoch funktionelle Orchester in verschiedenen Tempi und mit effektiver Dynamik. Wahrlich hörenswert!

[@arkazoo4769]

Hm... no wonder he was so eager to record his own complete Mahler symphonies cycle

[@jefferygong6753]

Oh well, the Schubert Unfinished in that opening Allegro :) Even the orchestration is almost the same, with clarinet subbed for oboe.

[@gregorypalmer5403]

Mengelberg , Paray, Mahler, Martinon, why not Svetlanov? All great conductors who also wrote symphonic music. I'm sure I have missed some others. Furtwangler is another one.

[@AndreyRubtsovRU]

Bernstein

[@terezajadudova]

where do you have score from? :)

[@adrianobersano7466]

16:53

[@rbbonotto]

Request: For one of Messager's ballet scores.