Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major, Op. 55 "Eroica"

Conductor: Mariss Jansons
Orchestra: Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
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[@단독주택기와집]

I hope every politician do their best just like every crowds are watching them well just.

[@angela5094]

Esecuzione meravigliosa! Come ci manca il grande Mariss Jansons RIP

[@damianackerman]

Dios me de vida y alguna vez en mi corta vida pueda asisitir a esas bellezas creadas interpretadas por seres supremos!!!!!!, gracias garacias gracias!!!

[@davidcottrell1308]

BRILLIANT. Both Conductor and Orchestra.....you should watch the video of the rehearsals....just magic!!!

[@paulmetdebbie447]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6vRfKtoiqeheM0 for the rehearsal.

[@angelavaccari363]

Non mi stanco mai di ascoltare l'eroica. Ogni volta una grande emozione.

[@azores-pv6ft]

Great performance. Beethoven would have been proud of this performance, orchestra and the conductor. RIP Mariss Jansons

[@canonclassical]

Thanks for watching!

[@finjarmo]

This a great performance, indeed! Maestro Jansons conducted briefly before his death a concert in St Petersburg to jubilate his mentor Yuri Temirkanov's 80th birthday. Jansons did look quite well then.

[@vinylisland6386]

You know from the beginning this is going to be great. The tempo and flow is perfect from the first two chords. Bravo!

[@ahsu0208]

Beautiful… RIP Maestro

[@drissatr8904]

not a single word to describe the emotions

[@canonclassical]

Thanks for watching!

[@leestamm3187]

Jansons and the orchestra combine for a great Eroica performance. I miss him.

[@larryprimeau5885]

Christmas 1964, i received Beethoven's 9 symphonies (Joseph Krips,LSO) and although I had my favorites IE the 5th, and 7th, there was really only one true favorite, the Eroica, which I couldn't get enough of.

[@mk5244]

…The BRSO and MJ, a couple in love. You see and hear it every tune, each bar. Mi piace moltissimo

[@georgesmelki1]

Ah! This symphony! I've been listening to it at least once a week for the last 51 years, with a multitude of conductors and orchestras(my first version was that of Jochum and the Concertgebouw), and it is always the same magic moment that I wait for: the four transition bars of the reprise in the first movement! If they are not played, it's a disappointment, and no matter how good the performance! Here, I am fully satisfied: it's an excellent performance, and the four bars are there! RIP, maestro🙏.

[@neophyte88]

Could you point out which 4 bars?? I'm really new to classical I'm trying to understand more

[@charlielatham1971]

Charlie Latham, 7/5/2022 I came across a recording of this Symphony NO 3 by William Steinberg -The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. I have listened to version for over 60 years and believe this performance is equals my recording.

[@carloslaguensbermejo9812]

MAGISTRAL interpretación por esta prestigiosa orquesta con sede en Múnich de la Tercera Sinfonía apodada "Heroica" del Genial e Inigualable compositor alemán Luwig van Beethoven cuyo legado musical abarca desde el Clasicismo hasta los inicios del Romanticismo. Mención especial para el legendario director letón Mariss Jansons desgraciadamente fallecido a los 76 años a finales del año 2019. Descanse en Paz !!! Saludos desde España. 😪😪😪

[@susanfreeman2511]

Overwhelmingly beautiful.

[@carloslaguensbermejo9812]

@@susanfreeman2511 Thank you. I am very passionate about good classical music.

[@psalmtone2008]

A truly profound reading, with depth but without overslow tempos. In fact, the Marcia funebre is vital as I have ever heard it....

[@wolfgangklofat594]

Thank You! I nearly supposed it , but I wasn´t sure.

[@jlau3000]

Incredibly beautiful.

[@qwerqwer10017]

0:52 19:56 33:36 39:58

[@phamthehung2]

It's beautiful. Thank you for posting. :)

[@johnd1442]

What a wonderful video of a truly wonderful conductor and orchestra! Surely one of the great rehearsal videos of all time, on a par with the 1960 rehearsal of Die Moldau by the clearly ill but equally superb conductor Ferenc Fricsay..

[@ARMARTE-sz9yf]

Reeer

[@karimhabet6404]

fantastic

[@SumitSaha-kx1vz]

Really amazing

[@jenniferwatson7118]

Wonderful thankyou!

[@barbarabarry3799]

Splendid and broad-based performance, with a wonderful sense of phrase. Excellent playing by principal oboe, flute and horn, with exchanges in the first two movements. If the ads could be moved to before the music, rather than interrupting the slow movement twice, that would be appreciated.

[@henkerfastwalker]

Beautiful ! Merci !

[@Lotuswhite2911]

geometric patterns appear Covertly spreads spores and expands territory Incomplete sleep fosters incomplete imagination, so the boundaries of dreams are blurred The flow is often interrupted even with clear vocalizations on stage They are organic and very individual. It is finished by opening and closing the middle parentheses to give one more accent. The hero cut his ring finger, wrote red letters, and left a handprint. Even the diamond that collapsed the pyramid has an inherent limit. Because "If it doesn't shine, it's not the sun, so humans can't be without love." Look over there! Capuchin monkeys behind 3 million years of making stone tools and peeling coconuts What are you hesitating about? ...

[@carlosabril6827]

A very distinct version of Beethoven's 3rd ala Mariss Jansons. Very enjoyable and interestingly different from the way that it is usually interpreted.

[@jeneditveraascencio5750]

11@

[@eldorado5123]

très beau ,merci

[@marioalbertodellanno458]

Colosal,grandiosa,única, tal como la figura de Napoleón a quien,originalmente, fue dedicada !!!

[@barbarakrakowiak1128]

👌

[@HammAlexander]

The fact that Beethoven existed questions everything human kind did afterwards. Same with civilisation 2000 years ago...how is it possible, the middle ages came next,...how!??

[@paulmetdebbie447]

It is the psychosis of the ego. Beethoven had a big ego as well, his music is no sign of enlightenment. It is all based on emotions, that are based on thoughts, that come from mind which is a product of the human psychosis. One has to go back in time much longer than 2000 years to find human beings that lived in harmony and oneness with nature, without a separating mind. Of course our love for art is a clear sign of our longing to find this union again, which is good. Only we are looking in the wrong place. We should not immitate nature we see and hear outside, but find out that, without mind, in fact we are nature and we only need to be present and silent with that.

[@naturalherbaloil2796]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ghassanel-kadri7111]

Maravilhosa sinfonia. A "Marcha Fúnebre" me aperta o coração!

[@ghassanel-kadri7111]

Grato pela informação.

[@ghassanel-kadri7111]

Grato mais uma vez.

[@ekmke96]

43:20

[@wolfgangklofat594]

Please, who does know where this concert took place? Thanks for answer!

[@canonclassical]

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall in Moscow on May 17th, 2018

[@888RustamMuradovMusician88]

Какого года запись?

[@josefhormann7698]

" BEETHOVEN " -------> * * * * * " !

[@beatrizsierra4324]

La Eroica es que cuando la escucho me siento más cerca De Dios espiritualmente.

[@vankir301]

What is the date of this performance?

[@canonclassical]

May 17, 2018

[@owainieuandavies3001]

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[@janklaas6885]

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