Beethoven: Symphony no. 3 in E flat major "Eroica", op. 55 (Haitink)

[@jamisonsanchez9372]

00:00 Allegro con brio 17:42 Marcia funebre: Adagio assai 32:00 Scherzo: Allegro vivace 37:50 Finale: Allegro molto

[@moderato1985]

0:00 - 1 ч. ГП Es dur 0:54 - 1ч. ПП B dur (1) 1:17 - 1ч. ПП g-moll (2) 1:40 - 1ч. ПП B dur (3) 6:19 - 1ч. РБ (початок) 9:04 - 1ч. РБ, епізод в розробці e-moll 17:42 - 2 частина c-moll, ОТ c-moll (траурний марш) 21:32 - 2 частина c-moll, тріо (середина) C-dur 32:00 - 3 частина Es dur, скерцо, ОТ Es-dur 34:42 - 3 частина Es dur, скерцо, тріо Es-dur 37:50 - 4 частина Es-dur, початок 38:03 - 4 частина Es-dur, 1 тема Es-dur 39:40 - 4 частина Es-dur, 2 тема Es-dur

[@bochinche9363]

no entiendooooooooooooooooo

[@hom2fu]

8:04 to future composers. that's how built tension

[@Kije.Jekyll]

indeed!

[@frankporter6169]

Sometimes I forget how I love haitink's conducting.

[@unoriginal422]

In my opinion, HAITINK it is very good.

[@dpavlovsky]

His tempo is just right here.

[@BenHurensohn]

9:00 Rite of Spring, anticipated....

[@fmyoung]

Beethoven was such an innovator. In the first movt he even gave the development section a theme of its own (which reappears in the coda)

[@Antuancinho]

La sinfonía que cambió la historia de la música occidental. Sinfonía 'Eroica', en memoria de un hombre que pudo ser un gran heroe (orginalmente dedicada a Napoleón Bonaparte)

[@fmyoung]

I like how the scherzo begins; first in B flat, then in F, back to B flat, and eventually E flat

[@sofiadmytrenko270]

0:00 ГП Es dur 0:27 ПП B dur 0:54 РБ e moll 17:42 2частина ОТ c moll 32:00 3частина Es dur 37:50 4частина Es dur 1 тема Es dur

[@옥타브-e1j]

beautiful masterpiece

[@joshscores3360]

RIP Maestro ;(

[@bladst3r661]

No way bro

[@eduardovillalva4192]

The eroica Is the symphony of symphony's

[@Dylonely_9274]

The great Beethoven

[@filipguy3958]

I LOVU BEETCHOVEN

[@TJ042]

44:04 is this the most beautiful prayer ever heard?

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

24:40, 41:49 👌

[@lylecohen1638]

24:07 Fugue 40:22 Fugue

[@fmyoung]

Beethoven's second-longest symphony

[@めるたん-f9i]

34:42 Corno Horn

[@patrickm3373]

Jamison Sanchez why was Beethoven's 6th Symphony removed from your playlist?

[@JavierVillamorLugo]

Soy Javier Villamor Lugo 😅 😊

[@plcooper2660]

Does Late Mozart sound like Early Beethoven, Late Beethoven sound like Early Mendelssohn and Late Mendelssohn sound like Early Brahms?

[@Nikolass1000]

Beethoven sounds like Beethoven

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

@@Nikolass1000 You’re absolutely right, though in terms of the comment to which you are replying, there is rather more of Haydn assimilated into Beethoven’s compositional DNA than there is of Mozart.

[@hadcrio6845]

​@@elaineblackhurst1509And even that Beethoven studied Mozart's works in detail.

[@marcraider]

@@hadcrio6845 Indeed, but he also studied a lot of Bach works, and Beethoven's personal favorite and in his own words "to be the greatest of all composers" always was Haendel.

[@hadcrio6845]

@@marcraider No wonder why he was a genius. 😆

[@plcooper2660]

Is Beethoven's "7th Symphony" the first late symphony?

[@gaydvorak7053]

I'd say so. But the 8th is a headscratcher, honestly

[@natcharmusic]

@@gaydvorak7053 wdym

[@gaydvorak7053]

@@natcharmusic Even though it is filled to the brim with innovations, it can be arguably one of his most classically structured pieces, especially considering that it's his only minuet in the symphonic canon

[@ShaunakDesaiPiano]

@@gaydvorak7053 there is also the minuet in his First Symphony, although people argue that that minuet is really a scherzo in all but name.

[@gaydvorak7053]

@@ShaunakDesaiPiano I do admit to being one of them, but I'd say Beethoven only named it as such due to formality and recognition

[@rafael_oliveirapiano]

14:54 coda

[@田中-0312]

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[@MariaWilliams-h7e]

Hall Charles Moore Frank Brown Robert

[@MaryJones-d7e]

Johnson Karen Johnson Donna White Joseph

[@dordiwesterlund2528]

Sometimes I forget how intensely boring Haitink can be. I am not playing the comparison game. There is just *no* comparison between this in all respects mediocre rendering and Furtwangler's.

[@田中-0312]

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[@anonymoususer4275]

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