Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 "Eroica" / Karajan · Berliner Philharmoniker

[@theexpress7448]

Karajan’s eroica is undoubtedly my favorite. Nothing else comes close for me. Every note feels special in his interpretation.

[@Max-qf2wd]

Karajan was one of a kind. He was a genius who‘s Beethoven interpretations can be beaten by no man alive!

[@VASH2]

The voice of tragedy , the voice that recalls the things that we tried hopelessly to bury, the voice that teaches us to accept, to endure our tragedies , to keep living however.

[@yoursisterisgoingtojail5672]

Nirvash What is this quote from?

[@VASH2]

Your sister is going to JAIL! It is PURELY from my heart .

[@BiffJohnsonIII]

@@yoursisterisgoingtojail5672 pootie tang

[@nicolaspachecoarango]

Beethoven really could write music so powerful that sounded like death coming to take a soul, in this case the soul of someone who was a great person, probably someone admired by everybody but that has sadly died.

[@ihsant9951]

كما نحتاج الى غذاء روحي وهو كلام الله تعالى وكلمات أنبياءه وعباده الصالحين وكما نحتاج الى غذاء للجسم كذلك نحتاج الى غذاء للنفس وهو الموسيقى الراقية وخاصة سمفونيات الرائعين

[@krugmeister7301]

...I WILL ALWAYS LOVE Herr Karajan....And His Beautiful Town of Salzburg Ist Wunderschone.!!

[@adityagaekwad]

Ein Genie!

[@alexandervonkarnstein]

Beethoven ja.

[@pietalpha2]

He really got into the "soul" of Beethoven in this work. It is well worth hearing the whole work!

[@MalisandreFeline]

Tout ce qui est passé par la baguette du Maître est grandi magnifié !

[@cheungsingjeremyng2863]

Karajan's 1982 No.3 live concert is the best of best , second is this 1

[@fernie51296]

No one does Beethoven better than Karajan!

[@fernie51296]

***** he is after all the master of legato :)

[@G0NZAL0666]

furtwangler

[@stevedukes2352]

No one...

[@axelx4770]

Klemperer

[@42aboo]

No surprise he recorded all Beethoven symphonic works 8 times, but could not on BlueRay

[@ZX1936NM]

Beethoven must not compose anything else ... it's enough ...Divine inspiration ... Karajan...the best conductor I've ever heard ..👏👏👏

[@ZX1936NM]

No doubt...He is the best ..

[@ZX1936NM]

This 2,32 minutes of Beethoven is enough ...It shows how gret beethoven was and now lives

[@robyortichella7412]

I was in Vienna in New years Eve 1987. He directed the wp magistrally. I Remember Radetzky March solo and with the public. 🤫 Two years After this he died💔🇮🇹

[@juliannesingleton1386]

glorious presentation of the genius of this great man , thankyou berlin philharmonic.

[@wallshootout5616]

Die 🌞 Interpretation des Genies Karajan ist einzigartig!!Und die Aufstellung des Orchesters ebenfalls!Weltspitze!

[@filippovannella4957]

what a powerful giants, both of them.

[@scotthouston3607]

You can see James Galway in the flute section (top center). He played with the BPO 1969-1975.

[@SoundtrackFred]

amazing! as he would be still alive!

[@ihsant9951]

لقد وهب الله تعالى لنا العقول الراقية ومنها عقول الموسيقيين وسخر لنا النِعم ومنها حروف وآلات الموسيقى من اجل حياة سامية وسعيدة لتعيش البشرية في حضارة إنسانية وراقية في كل شيء

[@herrenstjener9914]

Bloß Perfekt. Danke Maestro ✋🏻❤️

[@yinghanfu9047]

These videos are so lit.

[@halitusta6914]

Bu videoların montajı, çekim acılarına filan da karajan bakıyomuş. Herif efsane ya şu görüntülere bak

[@embo67]

THANK YOU, MAESTRO KARAJAN!

[@coincoin1022]

Karajan very very cool

[@marcosuluaga8358]

MARAVILLOSO

[@jontjohnston4236]

Karajan all day

[@ootamanabu]

Bloß perfekt style icon my hope !!!!! Karajan !!!

[@danilopastorini3014]

Alucinante!!!! Sublime🙏❤🙏

[@greghales1596]

Wonderful

[@sbor2020]

Both Andreas Blau and James Galway on flutes! I was always fascinated if not disturbed by this orchestral layout: Beethoven as a Greek drama. Wonder if Kirill Petrenko has any plans for something like this?!

[@pprudencio1966]

Petrenko isn’t one for theatrics the way Karajan was so I would doubt it anytime soon…

[@treeskates]

@@pprudencio1966I don’t really mind Karajan’s theatrics.

[@pprudencio1966]

@@treeskates oh I don’t either, I think it’s very fun to watch. I just doubt Petrenko would be willing to make this sort of production given his personality.

[@jesusdavidmartinez8368]

Majestuoso

[@汤恒马科斯]

Sublime

[@andreacalderon3212]

me considero una ignorante en la música pero esto es demasiado wow!!!!

[@soaressimoes]

Wonderful!

[@jtn7cedeno]

maestro.

[@jipingguo9533]

Astonishing

[@ralfrath699]

Is this the alpha and omega of music and of life?

[@theconqstyle11]

WOOOOOOOOW !!!!! NICE

[@JimmyPageGitar]

This part about Napoleon Bonaparte and the faith that Beethoven had for him and a delusion after Napoleon claims the Emperor title for himself. It was firstly Heroica and about the epic French Revolution how the napoleon turn against to Emperor but after he became the Emperor and actually nothing changes nothing but the title of this masterpiece it's turns to Eroica means "a requiem for a fallen hero"

[@daenerystargaryen2526]

Wtf many things changed

[@leonardoflores1822]

Mucho texto

[@silan32]

很好聽！！

[@TheCoriolano1977]

Puro 🎼

[@peperiveros]

Wow

[@lenchenlindemann8003]

БЕТХОВЕН- БОГ МУЗЫКИ.

[@muhammadrafiqfarhan]

49 years ago

[@logojimmy]

After this performance there is no Eroica; there is just Beethoven’s symphony No. 3

[@Wagner_Antichrist]

이건 굉장히 화질이 좋네

[@MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist]

Whatever ones reservations about the aesthetics of this approach (the orchestra played in silence to their soundtrack for closeups, beards weren’t allowed and so on...) this is quite remarkable for 1971. An undoubted vision, and one which there is no point in repeating.

[@johannesasfaw]

Morgan Hayes there’s a dude with a beard in the violins back left

[@MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist]

@@johannesasfaw and I guess James Galway was allowed as well.

[@neil7137]

@@MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist yes, but some pieces with solo flutes played by Galway is mimicked by Blau. It is rather strange though, because the shots are all close-up and we can't see the face of the musicians. I guess Karajan was really a perfectionist.

[@FarburnFred1]

@@neil7137 Is that true though? Definitely the soundtrack and film were recorded separately but how do we know which played the soundtrack - or maybe it was doubled and both played?

[@nottoofast2013]

@@FarburnFred1 , Yes, you can tell there were actually 2 different groups of musicians in the viola section switching inbetween the close-up and far-out shots.

[@عبدالواحدالجزائري-ث3ع]

And from that point the romantic era began.

[@Loreto_]

🙏

[@了大願ABRAHAMHYF]

🌹

[@clarino8041]

Genauso hat sich Beethoven sicherlich eine Aufführung seiner 3. Sinfonie vorgestellt: Sitzordnung (Orchester in 3 Blöcke aufgeteilt und durch einen Graben von einander getrennt, damit man einander besser hört), Besetzung (z.B.: 5 Querflöten, 4 Klarinetten & 4 Fagotte), auswendiges Spiel der Musiker (also bitte: das wird man ja wohl erwarten können; derjenige Streicher, der das eine Pult hingestellt hat, gehört gefeuert): alles absolut historisch korrekt. Ich hätte mir für den Effekt noch 4 Harfen, 2 Klaviere, einen gemischten Chor, 2 Orgeln und die Kanonen aus der Ouvertüre 1812 von Tchaikowsky gewünscht (der lebte zum Glück später, was den Vorwurf des Ideendiebstahls vermeiden würde). Hat Karajan noch nie was vom Xylophon gehört ? Wo ist das ?

[@ivancordovavasquez1717]

Complete video?

[@ΡΙΧΑΡΔΟΣΓΚΑΓΙΟΣΟ]

Μερικοί τους παραξενεύει το γεγονός ότι η απόλυτη μουσικη βγαίνει απο την ψυχή του ανθρώπου .μολις δουν αυτό το. Βίντεο και συγκεκριμένα την έκφραση του μεγάλου καραγιαν

[@semonrame]

👌🏻

[@germanquintero10121946]

UNICO E IRREPETIBLE

[@pennyhood1066]

Beautiful. Powerful. And... I immediately noticed there were no women in this clip. Breaks my heart.

[@betaalpha6142]

which movement is this? I only heard Beethoven No. 3 for once and I have no a single memory.....

[@betaalpha6142]

+김동윤 (예강이1) my ringtone is bouree from bwv996

[@lisztomani4c]

It’s the second movement middle section

[@quotetoadjr2779]

Where were the cellos?

[@claudewhite9741]

Apparently in the cheap seats.

[@rosariorebelo7886]

I like too much everything that Beethoven wrote

[@Titanandenceladus]

So I see 5 flutes, 3 oboes, 4 clarinets and 4 bassoons

[@sandraevelynasilvera2150]

Viva el Emperador

[@Ali-sy1gk]

baroque essence

[@taozeng746]

Just a little pity that only 2 mins

[@solminor]

Excuse me Which movement is this?

[@berlinphil]

Dear Alireza Beyranvand, this is the 2nd movement, Marcia funebre (Adagio assai). Best regards, Vita Ferner

[@halitusta6914]

0:43 şu geçiş var ya öldürur adamı

[@jurgenreimers8305]

Die CD ist wahrscheinlich wunderbar. Als Dvd ärgerlich.

[@imjustpassinthru7779]

Wasn't von Karajan a member of the German Nazi party, and didn't he perform for Adolph Hitler? If so, does that add to his appeal as a conductor?

[@ЛенаО-О]

Караян здесь выглядит очень болезненно.

[@AlexaABC]

death description-Marcia funebre

[@AlexaABC]

Descrierea mortii

[@yanglin3240]

王者的背影

[@pendletonlight6636]

JFK...

[@이재일-p6g]

브록크너

[@sipntea]

bro think he beethoven