Beethoven -5th Symphony, 4th movement: Allegro; Presto

[@ochhinchin8977]

YOOO THE CONTRABASSOON POPPING ON THIS TRACK!!! MY BOY MAKING IT OUT OF THE HOOD!!

[@thatrecord5313]

I can't seem to hear it. What time stamp is it most prominent?

[@PhreshPhrog]

FR!!!

[@MadKingOfMadaya]

what is this meme?

[@reddapple8334]

Shit too fye

[@VVeltanschauung187]

blacks seek approval by pretending to like things they don't understand

[@SammehEatWorld]

Playing this for the first time as a member of the viola section, can truthfully say this piece made my arm hurt in a way it's never hurt before.

[@Gashahn24]

***** As a VIOLA!!!???? Ok then it has to be really a hard piece of music.

[@cdiegorodriguez]

***** When a Beethoven piece makes you physically hurt, you know you're doing it right.

[@SammehEatWorld]

I figured.

[@oi.meunomeejaorampvp5846]

U weak pussy

[@shabby2050]

Oi. Meu nome é Jão Ram PvP try keeping your arm in rapid motion without putting it down for 10 minutes a$$hole

[@nickfisterpiano]

He truly created a universe in his music

[@maluma175]

Bellisimo.

[@gp2633]

@@maluma175What?

[@Steve-hu7rk]

truly friend!! ah hooray

[@lasse9252]

Sup mr fister

[@tancredelegalileen9777]

Wtf does that even mean?

[@dannydrumplayer2802]

This piece is extremely underrated. It deserves far more recognition.

[@nathanielarterberry]

The piece... or movement? Beethoven 5 is one of the most well known pieces of all time, mostly because of the opening, and yes, 4th movement is underrated, but the piece as a whole is _very_ well recognized.

[@derandere4965]

Well, I for my part never underrated Beethoven's fifth symphony.

[@eunaekim9216]

No, more like the opening movement is overrated.

[@Steve-hu7rk]

wait could he be joking?

[@DD_Quack]

You never underestimate the Destiny!

[@AlexPerezHdz]

He had a crisis just before writing the 5th symphony... he almost killed himself... in fact, this piece represents his triumph over death... by the time he wrote the 9th symphony he was completely deaf and by the time of its premiere he didnt hear a single note... quite depressing for a composer... theres a great documentary by the BBC about his life

[@nameless5053]

Yes...do you still remember this comment you made 8 years ago?

[@Purple-iz1bd]

Wow

[@beaxionaryo]

U mean 12 years..

[@mdonstad]

Everyone keep in mind beethoven didn't write this overnight. It took at least 5 years. Still great though but we forget what a perfectionist he was.

[@martinbernardino1]

mdonstad lol it didn't take him that long. Bach wrote his first symphony as a 6-7 year old?

[@jonathanfang3727]

Well, he actually had to write and finish his fourth symphony after he started working on his fifth, so that did take up some time.

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

mdonstad Mozart wrote his last 3 symphonies in only six weeks!

[@RacinZilla003]

Martini Bernardino Which Bach?

[@windmillwilly]

@@martinbernardino1 I think you're mixed up. The symphony didn't exist in the Baroque era, and was largely invented by Haydn. CPE Bach most certainly didn't write his first symphony at 7. You're thinking of Mozart, who did his first at 8.

[@pedrofernandosalgadoalvare772]

he starts concluding since 7:04, and takes up to 2 minutes to solve the final chord, it's such a long and victorious ending, MASTER PIECE!

[@guynungagap4617]

Yes ... but with such a standard, he could have also produced 10 minutes of "maximalist" poum poum poum poum .... PS : I do like Beethoven "über alles", but I am much more impressed by the transition from the 3the movemet to the 4th than by the coda of the 4th ...

[@oligeraal5063]

small cock gang sheesh

[@waynehowell6160]

I think he was playing a joke on us, the way the music keeps coming towards a logical conclusion, then takes a left turn over and over again.

[@caterscarrots3407]

@@waynehowell6160 And the C minor Scherzo coming out of nowhere when the recapitulation is imminent.

[@eunaekim9216]

It's labeled as "final victory" in some places, so no wonder it's a victory piece!

[@Kio_shi]

I am here because of Takt Op Destiny! Thank you for rekindling my spirit for such a refined piece of Art!

[@huynhnhatminh94]

Same

[@extreme4673]

@@huynhnhatminh94 What episode is it again?

[@z1dforever360]

@@extreme4673 4

[@ruthutami3496]

Same. It's in every clip of the next episode.

[@bunnydhananjay123]

hahah same boi

[@Mattris]

One of the most iconic moments of human triumph in all the history of artistic achievement.

[@lilhassett55]

I can just imagine people from that time period just getting absolutely lit to this music. "Beethoven play that 5th symphony, its time for SHOTSSS!"

[@thatvolvoguy6565]

Josh Hassett me asf

[@adriaansmit81]

The concert hall was cold, it was getting late and the instruments were quickly out of tune

[@ludix711]

No

[@DickTator6969]

it's actually good although i'd probablly prefer this as a soundtrack in a movie.

[@ludix711]

@@DickTator6969 it's beautiful absolutely anywhere. His music and many other composers in the baroque, classical, and romantic era music can be listened to anywhere. I don't like when people mix modern music with the genius classical music. Modern music is no match for the true beauty classical music unleashes.

[@Deavchannel]

who else here for the contrabassoon

[@C0H87]

It’s amazing how many influences to modern day composers you can hear in this piece. Some of these chord progressions are straight out of a John Williams score. It’s absolutely inexplicable how ahead of his time this man was. The musical genius of humanity.

[@alexthuene2806]

The previous 3 movements are written in a very solemn c minor, and here you have a the fourth movement starting with a c major. It truly starts and ends with a bang, and is one of the most triumphant pieces out there. Also, for his time, this was a fairly modern sounding movement.

[@alejandrobermudez5717]

Alex Teller Actually, the 2nd movement is in Ab major but it’s ok

[@HermanIngram]

From darkness to light.

[@IMEANCEREAL]

Contrabassoon comes in at 6:21

[@gabbyb9939]

I'm a freshman in high school. Beethoven is my teacher's absolute favourite composer, and the other day she handed this piece to us... I'm so beyond excited to play this!

[@jakethornton7]

+Gabby Barber My college music theory teacher is a huge Beethoven fanboy and over the course of the year, he's having us learn and analyze all of his symphonies. It's awesome.

[@gabbyb9939]

Sounds like it!

[@stews407]

+Gabby Barber that's my fav composer too! I play this is concert orchestra and I am 12

[@gabbyb9939]

Killer200386 Kawauchi woah! Congrats

[@stews407]

+Gabby Barber thanks!

[@NUGGet-3562]

This Man Was A Freaking Genius My Gosh

[@MagnumBullets47]

I KNOW, RIGHT ?

[@Steve-hu7rk]

u think

[@ortezac.5339]

I've fallen in love with the piece long before and until now (even though the cello part is a bitch), but I'll just silently wait until the day someone suddenly says, "came here from Takt Op." Yeah I know I sound like a hypocrite when I say it, but I can see it happening.

[@j3no74]

And so, based on the number of likes, im the 4th to come here?

[@strawberrywitch7820]

CAME HERE FROM TAKT OP LOL

[@noname8354]

Came here from Takt as well. Initially wanted the whole movement which I did last week but eh this is gokd

[@Ikeman922]

@@noname8354 bassoon!

[@chiakiAKARI]

Im tbe 27th to come

[@ilyshaunwhite]

My favorite movement of the 5th Symphony. It's a good one, for sure.

[@robert32634]

yes but what a contrast with von karajan. rock ' n roll version

[@icedgem4221]

Takt op Destiny OST

[@gergelybaranyai9316]

1st movement - Gigantic battle against fate. Very intense and ends with Beethoven losing. 2nd movement - Beethoven is living in his own dream world so he can collect all his energies to fight again. 3rd movement - Suddenly the fight continues, and we all know only one can stand by the end of this movement. 4th movement - VICTORY!!!!!!!

[@operationblackoutsecondinc5296]

To me the first movement feels like that it's evenly matched

[@oi.meunomeejaorampvp5846]

@@operationblackoutsecondinc5296 There's a tough competition in the 1st

[@oi.meunomeejaorampvp5846]

Nice analogy baby

[@oi.meunomeejaorampvp5846]

And who is the wolf in your profile?

[@antoniodorado4878]

Great comment bro

[@BusterKitten]

even after playing this piece (tuba part) 55 years ago, I can still remember every note. That's how much I loved playing this.

[@lrc92116]

Beethoven at his most powerful, majestic, soaring, and beautiful -- an absolutely triumphant work. Hail the master!

[@lifetimes2983]

Purrrrfect words of description !!!

[@rexkarma4645]

my favorite classical music track ever

[@Grizzlied555]

👍

[@Zequintiny]

Anyone else here because of the meme someone made about the contrabassoon?

[@asukahasegawa]

...maybe i write music so that's obvious

[@LeFrenchRat]

Yes. I think it's a woosh for me

[@LeFrenchRat]

Maybe it was refering to the few notes at 6:23 , can't find anything else

[@GlitterSpitters101]

YES

[@torisu_exe]

hello yes i am here

[@grantrodkey]

My Fiance and I are literally going to get married to this music. "... I now pronounce you man and wife!" Cant wait, 6/5/21

[@michka841]

now, in 28/5/21, I hope your weddings happened well

[@madavarams268]

I wish you a happy married life

[@bosaki8244]

Hope it went well, you are awesome

[@luketalman8887]

You should be married by now I think, congrats!

[@vedantbhoir3537]

CONGRATULATIONS FELLA 😭😭💎

[@mercury6330]

Played the entire Beethoven 5th along with Tchaikovsky 5th in one concert...are we crazy or what? XDD Best thing that ever happened :3

[@alice.palese]

I guess you were exhausted 😱😱 that’s insane! Two of my favs symphonies though

[@aarontewelde3577]

The most glorious opening to a movement I ever heard!

[@theunholyadventurer2376]

*opening to a movement*

[@jela2000]

@@funk1998 they were talking about the very beginning

[@trolled1791]

when you’re listening to beethoven’s 5th symphony and the contrabassoon starts playing the fourth movement

[@LudwigVanBeethoven123]

...and the piccolo!

[@lauramartin709]

VIOLAS HAVE NO BREAK BRB CRYING

[@Gashahn24]

Laura Lawlipop finally the violas have to do something. :D (Yes i know the prejudice of violas.)

[@oliverchow61]

+Wasserhahn24 I play viola and played this piece, I can tell you first hand that is tiring but AMAZING to play.

[@makikokawauchi3117]

+Oliver Chow I don't play viola part but I play violin II but violas do hard work in this music I've seen it and Violin I do a lot of work as well

[@monodramalife]

+Shinji Kawauchi Agreed, being a 1st violin you gotta shift up very high.

[@shinypidgeot7]

+LivElymuSic omg yes, the shifting to 5th position is intense

[@41BobDylan]

Beethoven's music is so addicting. It just cries out to be listened to once more, but I can never listen just once more.

[@TheGreatRichter]

No other composer captures the essence of the human spirit more so than Beethoven. His musical legacy to the world touches the hearts and minds of all those who experience it. You cannot be anything other than be purely inspired by it's heroic nature, breadth of vision and an indominatable will to resist all the challenges that faces us all. To hear in the music the struggle and ultimate triumph no matter what the odds are, standing tall and saying confidently my spirit shall never broken.

[@ManInSuitII]

such a banger

[@ishankumar4471]

ManInSuitII that's what she said

[@titaniahyatt2396]

hello i come from the future

[@Wolhrajhh]

Greatest final of all times.

[@Pkodzis87]

Greatest composer ever!!!

[@alantruong537]

There is, a certain feeling that only the genius of Beethoven can bring.

[@DuneAquaViva]

Fantastic, Colossal..! Can't you feel you're in the Alps watching Clouds and Weather Move Across the Mountain Tops, feel the magnificence of nature and creation all around you.?

[@serenakiril]

Damn, I was in the mood to listen to that today!

[@Rugina24]

I need to listen to all the movement until I found which the exact movement in takt op used

[@Lumiereclips]

Thank you Takt Op Destiny

[@matt_eae]

Yes lol

[@AbnerChamate]

This is true freedom of expression of a genius. Not a desire to conquer anything. He did not need to write this piece for money or love, he did not care for those things. Only his own freedom from classical simplicity and human shallowness. Some people may use it in wrong ways but is only Beethoven self on it like a GOD.

[@MurryFolt]

Must stay up. Must... finish... LISTENING!!!! This is some darn good stuff here!

[@ProfessorPistachio]

Get to play this as a freshman oboe in full orchestra and it's AWESOME

[@Pkodzis87]

Same here! Played 2nd oboe to this piece in a volunteer orchestra. Amazing!

[@geoffreydlang]

Beginning at 7:30 until the last chord, I wonder if Ludwig was illustrating his sense of humor, thinking "...how many clichés can I use to end this piece..?" I find it amusing...! ...and VERY powerful!

[@requieem2802]

I listen to this when I went home from school after french lessons. Everytime I think of that boy I loved, Who was with me in this lessons and it depresses me, but with that movement All my worries are gone and I feel myself stronger than before.

[@adelahua7327]

truly majestic!

[@margaretstrochnetter2850]

I saw beethoven's 5th performed last evening by the TSO. I had goosebumps from this music from start to finish. The power of Beethoven's music is phenomenal.

[@adipocere3340]

Im here for the contrabasson

[@Shionsan12]

Takt op is the reason why I'm here, I've fallen in love with this masterpiece

[@PrInCeShAdE1]

Totally Awesome! Unbeatable!

[@cindermagus]

What absolutely captivated me was how triumphant and glorious this movement sounded when I first heard it. This is my favorite Beethoven movement.

[@ellaroy7924]

Played this in music school- love it!!!!

[@olin2noel]

I just love it and never get tired of listenng to it......... pure brillant

[@pyramebeghais3949]

The Music of Beethoven is an art that is very well known and that has to be shared with many people that we do or don't like, Beethoven is unique and his music is to. I am not saying that he is the only one to be unique but he is really particular.

[@DeedsResearcher]

This symphony of symphonies is the record of a tremendous inner conflict that fills the listener with awe and trembling, and makes him share with... joy and gratitude... the final spiritual liberation! The Fourth Movement is the culmination, the triumph of good over evil.

[@dirkpretorius3380]

Busy analysing the 4th movement - a genius beyond comparison

[@mdonstad]

He was a genius who spent so much time on his work everyone thinks he's the greatest. Spending 5 years on this piece it better be good. Try writing an opera beethoven. Oh right, he couldn't.

[@pianodan10]

mdonstad Except he did, and it's a masterpiece.

[@87JuliR]

+mdonstad you can't even write a good comment on KZbin.

[@zeljkapintar1351]

It is sad to be aware that most people are not able to understand the beauty, the best that humanity has given.

[@yogourt0210]

Haha agreed. "I'm done. This is the end. I'm emphasizing that. There is no more to this movement. It's ending now. Ending. Right. Now. Fin. Ish. Now. Now. Now. Now. NOW."

[@abbywoytowich4862]

Was the timpanist for this in youth orchestra. Hands down the best movement of this symphony

[@anasiskandar5511]

where are you brothers after watch Takt op WHERE ARE YOU BROTHERS AND SISTERS !!!!!!!

[@charlescxgo7629]

First time I saw it on paper, thought a bastard wrote it with senseless c major chords...until I heard it performed...I wept in the moment

[@7dreams1935]

Beethoven defines genius. Thank you for the KZbin video.

[@didierleroy6348]

Vigoureuse interprétation . Quelle puissance scandée dans l'énergie libératrice avec le renfort des cuivres- tromboniste excellents et timbales. J'y vois l'amorce de l'hymne à la joie. Beethoven à su vaincre son destin, en affirmant son état d'artiste indépendant et en surmontant et sublimant son handicap. Victoire malgré un renoncement certain à la vie publique. Dans ce finale, nous assistons aux réjouissances triomphants digne de VICTORY, à travers le choix irrévocable de vivre pour dire tout ce qu'à encore à dire le compositeur.

[@thatsamazing1234]

This movement is so epic.

[@lewisbrown2361]

I remember seeing this performaned by the Cleveland orchestra at severance hall when I was in the seventh grade, it was a wonderful experience I still think about it.

[@DANILOLIMA777]

Bach, Beethoven and vivaldi. My favorites.

[@martinbernardino1]

Danilo lima Corelli?

[@francescaderiu8871]

Danilo lima Strauss?

[@lisamacon]

Possibly the most genius movement of all of his genius symphonies.

[@oliviacompas]

wheres the contrabassoon

[@ashley34]

Olivia Compas 6:23 i think

[@emmawilliams16]

no that's a bassoon; the contra only plays in the loud bits. You can't explicitly hear it but it has lots of arpeggiaic stuff (I'm sat here with the part)

[@oliviacompas]

Emma Williams its a meme i wasnt serious

[@emmawilliams16]

I know... I was correcting the other person not you

[@mariaximenarondon2858]

Este movimiento es épico y espectacular! Es una de mis piezas favoritas. Transmite mucha valentía.

[@aannaluo]

Anyone listening to this because they have to do the music history exam?

[@francescaderiu8871]

Anna Luo I'm listening di this because I'm going to play it on the 1st if June in Zurig. 😄

[@The_Fighter03]

I'm listening to this because it was mentioned in a meme :p

[@olivergarner9590]

I'm listening to this cuz I can

[@Steve-hu7rk]

why else?

[@serenaernst3741]

Yeah 😂🙃🔫

[@doomsday1216]

Hands down some of the best music ever to grace the ears of mankind.

[@danielleon8335]

Para muchas pesonas las 5 sinfonía es solo el parapapa, para mi este es el mejor movimiento. Tómense unos pocos minutos para deleitarse. No entiendo porque tantos no me gusta.

[@marcraider]

y el segundo y el tercero no se quedan atrás, l obra entera es una maravilla, y más allá las nueve sinfonías son trabajos de una increíble calidad y describen a la perfección la vida y sentimientos de Beethoven en cada período de composición de las mismas!!!

[@yolhanson]

From about 2.00 to 3.30 is the most amazing passage of music I've yet heard. It is simply breathtaking, the sheer scale of it. This is very early Romantic music, yet it holds its own against anything else in that period, or any period. Just imagine the talent of someone who could write this whilst facing the prospect of deafness. By the way, this orchestra plays it superbly.

[@kato5]

Yoooo they made the song from takt op.

[@CubanBassPlayer1]

simply gorgeous,can't stop listening to it repetitively,thanks for posting!!!

[@andreidemkov8868]

I just played this piece at a concert. +SammehEatWorld, my arm got really sore as well. Thanks Beethoven!

[@N1650andTheCPG]

VIOLA purt

[@sydneynotaustralia]

and i sing along every time. ergo, to me, this is a song. and one of my very favorites.

[@jay4239]

Came here from Takt OP. I wonder what this music has to do with her birth…

[@ruthutami3496]

If I am not wrong, this piece is called Fate = Destiny = Unmei.

[@olin2noel]

Just pure brillant

[@Morpheuschild]

You couldn't be more wrong. I have been classically trained in classical piano for nearly thirteen years now. I've accompanied choirs and jazz bands. I've taken college courses on theory and music appreciation. I am very musically literate. I simply do not believe that the word song needs to exclusively apply to musical works that are sung, but has taken on a broader meaning.

[@bragastraat2288]

I get chills every time it comes to this movement. Every.single.time. The masterpiece of all masterpieces. It transcends spacetime.

[@micheltanaka2420]

98 viola players disliked this video.

[@jela2000]

Michel Tanaka oof

[@kylejenkinson512]

my arms hurt from playing this as a viola player

[@carlozulueta5455]

It's 168 now

[@peterpignose7081]

No 169

[@itz_serenie3200]

no 171 now

[@snakedonutsfasho]

this movement is explosive!!!!! I love this symphony!!!!

[@opus0727]

“This is music”

[@polymath7]

Good God, this fourth movement is so egregiously overlooked -and I don't mean only by the general public. This is the most forceful and convincing expression of triumph in all of music.

[@arcobow97]

Bach and Beethoven are the most revolutionary composers of all time.

[@stews407]

Yep I agree

[@fiscalcpiano]

+Covellechi Bach wasn't revolutionary. His contemporaries found him a bore because he was still refining elements from the Baroque era while most other popular composers were pursuing the new Classical style.

[@arcobow97]

+James Clift i see your point. Haydn I would consider to be the composer who started the classical era. But Bach, being a composer at the end of the Baroque era, I think, was sort of giving a different sound to the time. When listening to works by Corelli, Buxtehude, Vivaldi, I notice differences when compared to Bach's work. I think Bach modernized music in a sense. He may have just been changing around the baroque elements a little, while others were progressing, but his approach is what I think revolutionized music. Just think: what would classical music have been like without Bach?

[@jimmyg8391]

+James Clift JS Bach was ignored so much that some of those refined elements of the stile antique did not become known until 75 years after JS Bach's death.

[@arcobow97]

+Jimmy G most composers were not payed attention to in their lifetime and were not renowned. Even Mozart wasn't huge in his day.

[@hasterterber]

the thing i love the most about this symphony is the transition between the 3rd and 4th movements. wow

[@luhanswifeuexo-l6731]

Came to listen to this masterpiece again because of takt op. Destiny💗

[@mnb0000]

Thank you for posting, it is beautiful!

[@contrabasedtim]

What's funny about the contrabassoon meme is that you can barely hear it playing and it hardly makes a difference in the overall sound

[@WeTheStrange]

Utterly magnificent!

[@katiem4539]

Anyone here because they actually know about music and like Beethoven instead of hearing a clip from tik tok or a meme?

[@Raichu234]

The Perfect Cadances are enough to heighten the emotional! All swelled up and exploded inside! Beethoven you legend!

[@anime-rx]

I love this song

[@MadKingOfMadaya]

*_Where the contrabassoon at?_*

[@notrowleyjefferson1951]

Can anyone direct me to this so called “contrabassoon” meme?

[@gerritduplessis7122]

THIS IS MUSIC. THANK YOU! BLESS YOU!

[@corneliuswonder]

It's funny how prevalent certain chords were. The opening of this movement has only got chords I, IV and V (like Gluck's Orfeo hundred years before him), and the first chord we hear that isn't one of them is almost 50 seconds in. Listen carefully. Simplicity at its triumphant best!

[@peabrane8067]

bolero by ravel stayed at tonic for the entirety of 15-or-so minutes (but i guess that's irrelevant to the topic cuz it's more like a test of composing techniques rather than a symphony of high artistic value) but many early sonatas by mozart also stayed within the I IV V paradigm, so it's not very uncommon to hear composers from the classical era to shift between only three chords for the entirety of a theme (or even an entire movement in certain exceptional cases)

[@peabrane8067]

but i get what you mean, you're trying to say that beethoven is a master at producing a grandiose sensation by using very little or no chord change (like the bridge to climax in the 6th symphony 1st movement), and i have to agree with you, it is simplicity that produces the ultimate effect of triumph (like the opening of 9th sym, 1st mov.)

[@corneliuswonder]

Precisely. But well spotted with the mentioning of Bolero, nearly forgot about that!

[@AudieHolland]

Dilan Abdah What about Samuel Barber's "Adagio for strings?" I must admit I only came to know it because I love the film "Platoon."

[@flying6461]

When that contrabassoon hits 😳😳💯💯👍👍

[@LordOfLove69]

Yoooooo, That Contrabassoon though

[@pyramebeghais3949]

La Music de Beethoven est un art très connu a faire partager a plein de gens que l'on aime ou que l'on aime pas, Beethoven est un prodige et sa music est un fantasme. Je ne dit pas qu'il est le seul prodige au monde mais qu'il est très particulier.