Beethoven's 5th Symphony - "Classic of the Classics"

It begins - ta-ta-ta-taaa - with the most famous four notes in music history. Whether as a ringtone or in musical slapstick numbers, as film music or in Peanuts: the beginning of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 is everywhere. But that is not the only remarkable thing about it; what Beethoven developed from these four notes is even more remarkable. The entire symphony ultimately grows out of it, right up to its lush, exuberant, overwhelming end.
Listen here to an excerpt from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony- played by Andreas Janke, Rafael Rosenfeld, Frank Sanderell, Yu Sun and Enrico Filippo Maligno. Arranged by Rafael Rosenfeld.

[@manonruiz371]

Is there no full video/recording? It’s so beautiful

[@wbmusik]

Very cool! Love hearing it in this musical setting!

[@obr1dge]

うまい。

[@xapaga1]

I'd rather see Zürich with the umlaut than without, by the way. Otherwise, a perfect performance.

[@beckerhanshermann8372]

Way too fast!