Beethoven: Symphony No.7; Jarvi, DKB

Beethoven: Symphony No.7 in A, Op.92
Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen
Paavo Jarvi, dir.
0:01 I. I. Poco sostenuto - Vivace
13:52 II. Allegretto
21:14 III. Presto
30:14 IV. Allegro con brio

[@MrSciuppy1]

questa musica non è solo un insieme tecnico e perfetto di suoni e strumenti .Per me è immaginazione e conoscenza di molto molto di più,. che vuole trasmettere. Ho molto ammirato anche Schubert Mozart Chopin Bach Handel Vivaldi e simili che hanno inventato o scoperto questo dono Divino. Tutti hanno in comune con Beethoven la grande Umanità Beethoven, con il suo di più come, l'ispirazione trasmette e fa sognare qualunque momento della sua vita tormentata ma vissuta. Il più grande Maestro

[@katrinat.3032]

I love how he doesn’t wait in between pieces. Unless it was edited that way.

[@kathleenbell6469]

I love how Mr. Jarvi looks so happy and involved. He makes listening to Beethoven even better!

[@avivamukamel]

The Maestro - His hands are moving like a dance of two delicate butterflies ... I love to watch how he conducts this heavenly music ! Bravo !!!

[@alfredogomez5241]

The second movement is the best ever written by anyone. I wanted played at my funeral. Its sad, powerful and uplifting at he same time.

[@humptydumpty-m8u]

A great masterpiece of Beethoven. Phenomenal performance. The second movement is my favorite.🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👏🏻⭐️🎶🤍

[@kathleenbell7725]

The second movement just breaks your heart, it's so beautiful.

[@hbthomson]

I'll offer a heretical opinion: come for second movement, stay for the rest of the symphony.

[@AmeerBrontoari]

He doesn't waste time after the opening applause and between movements. Bravo Jarvi !

[@richy77]

Nor did he waste time between the first and second movements, which is peculiar.

[@Nazdreg1]

@@richy77 Though that allows the sudden change from triumphant major to dangerous minor to be even more striking and ominous and conveniently avoids in between clapping. I love that choice.

[@richy77]

@@Nazdreg1 I can’t disagree, however I would have liked just a few more seconds haha

[@scottmiller6495]

A true Maestro bearing a fantastic resemblance in ability and excitement from the orchestra and audience like the late great Bernard Haitink !!!!!

[@deivad622]

Impressionante interpretazione suono, Colori, balance, differenze dinamiche incandescenti e subito così soffuse come si deve!Jarvi perfettamente essenziale e complice dei musicisti! Il tutto in un atmosfera fresca e frizzante nonostante la monumentalita di questa sinfonia! Un emozione!

[@robertrstevens]

Bremen, Germany has a population of a half million. It's not a huge city, and yet they can have and support this great orchestra. Long Live Bremen and Germany! And long live the Delmenhorst family who took us to see and hear the DKB and Paavo Järvi performing this symphony.

[@fjames208]

Maravilloso, es una fortuna poderla escuchar

[@Alulim-Eridu]

In a lot of countries, cities of only a couple hundred thousand people, will often have perfectly respectable orchestras. Especially when there is something like a really nice concert hall or theater, that’s been standing in the city for generations

[@Warp75]

Long live Werder Bremen

[@deadapostle]

I was worried coming into the second movement because of all of the people saying it was too fast. It was fleeting and it was beautiful. I've heard so many versions, but this one was a genuinely new perspective that was not only original, but also brilliant.

[@alfredogomez5241]

You got it right

[@leonardenrique7633]

A little too short on the quarter notes at intro.... I've heard better,yet it is one of the greatest movements ever written.

[@IvanHernandez-gx4rt]

I fall in love with Paavo Jarvi after I bought this CD and got the whole cycle. A great Beethovenian conductor, he also recorded the Beethoven's piano concertos same orchestra in Japan and a young female pianist of the same county.

[@mirakor1]

My favourite Beethoven's symphony! Thank you Jarvi, thank you all! You are all brilliant! This is one of the best interpretations of this great work of art I've heard. It is not that easy to play the way it should be played. You are so magnificent! Thank you very much for this pleasure.

[@HarrisHanAndersen]

So clean, so musical, a joy to listen to. Very refreshing.

[@lailakhankhan90]

Love the rapport and complicity communicated between Paavo and the orchestra.. the feeling you hear in the music results from that I wonder...

[@rgerber]

I've never heard Beethoven in this way! This is probably the best 7th ever. It sounds like supposed to be played that way. The intro from the Allegretto is extremely delicate. Much different to the blaring sound mass usually heard.

[@mydogskips2]

+rgerber Yes, it is played very delicately, not only the opening but the whole piece, perhaps too much so for my musical taste. I think with the delicacy also comes an unfortunate lack of depth and fullness in the tone(most notable in the lower frequencies), and being too light the overall sound lacks in texture. This is a separate issue, but I think the expression isn't quite as deep as other performances as well, and some of the drama is lost to me. In the second movement I think there isn't enough dynamic contrast and the tone is too subdued, not energetic enough in creating the tension and shifting moods. The sound is too thin and almost transparent to me, it's like playing the piano without using the sustain pedal at all. Sometimes it's the melding/blurring of sound that creates the pleasing complex sound and texture. A decent performance, but personally my tastes would lead me in a different direction. Right now I'm actually listening to Thielemann to compare, and I think I prefer his reading, he is much fuller in sound. If you want something in the middle I would suggest Fritz Reiner and the CSO, a legendary recording, possibly the reference. I'm always partial to Solti however, and I think Karajan did a fairly good job too. Don't get me wrong, I really like Paavo Jarvi and if you like the delicate playing here than enjoy to your hearts content, but if you like greater tension, drama, and richness of tone, well, you have my suggestions.

[@fjames208]

Probably it us, is my first time, so l don't know, l wait 70 yesrs to hear this jewel

[@thomascampbell4730]

One of my favorite pieces. Beethoven toys with us. The piece starts off somber, almost melancholy, and then the unexpected. Without warning we are transitioned into a lighthearted romp, a joyous, rapturous treat to the senses. It is Beethoven at his best and Maestro Jarvi brings out every nuance of delight.

[@joespencer471]

Remains my all-time favorite piece and one of my all-time favorite performances!

[@anthonyhk]

For me , dkb and järvi are the best interpreter of beethoven. Their tempo goes straight, they use double winds as written, they have a good balance, they catch the main point. Everything is perfect.

[@JohnThomWebb]

Agreed!

[@lailakhankhan90]

Totally agree with you.. such perfection.. Sublime indeed... what tempo, and what feeling playing the diverse instruments coming from the musicians... Paavo is genius!

[@scottmiller6495]

He is terrific !!!!!

[@notaire2]

Saubere und gut artikulierte Aufführung dieser erregenden Sinfonie mit perfekter Kontrolle aller Instrumente. Der geniale Dirigent leitet das ganze Orchester echt künstlerisch!

[@fjames208]

Me parece buen, k dice ni madre k entiendo

[@jamesghns5402]

Well-done! A fine combination of orchestra and conductor! Thank you!

[@cortootify]

It seems to be seen Furtwangler's performance Amazing to listen paavo 's Beethoven. Thanks for uploading.

[@IvanHernandez-gx4rt]

Dongho Roh Not really Furtwangler, but The Great Erich Kleiber. A conductor as respected as Furwangler in Nazi Germany.

[@jazzporridge1506]

He wields that baton like a light sabre. I was privileged to attend Petrenko's LvB 7 w/BPO at the Proms a few years ago. Hands down, the best Prom ever.

[@helenaconstantine]

Like a light saber? You mean you thought his conducting was a piece of cheap commercial kitsch?

[@tacua52]

For the longest time I'd been listening to the seventh done by the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra led by maestro Daniel Barenboim, Tried to listen to it today and now that video is blocked by Columbia in my country on You Tube. Tried listening to some other versions, but the were all lacking, then I luckily found this version with Jarvi and the DKB. I love watching Maestro Jarvi and his infectious style of conducting. Plus the musical ability of his players are truly inspiring. Jarvi is always so much fun to watch. Thanks so much deepnosepicker for posting this awesome video.

[@markmckown1612]

Ah, yes, the 2012 PROMS; presented so that ALL people could benefit from such an inspirational performance by the East Western Divan Orchestra, composed of musicians from all the countries of the troubled Middle East,hoping to promote peace among all people, conducted by Daniel Barenboim, an Israeli who sought Palestinian citizenship as his statement regarding all the inhumanity that nation has suffered- we can't allow all this good will to be shared unless Columbia gets its piece of the loot..

[@fjames208]

I didn't know you tube block videos in some countries

[@markshiell]

Absolutely brilliant!! I love their Beethoven performances!!

[@fjames208]

No hsy duda de ello

[@Thereal67P]

9:56 Those 2 tympani rolls are just perfect.

[@pharper3593]

Excellent. Really rousing.

[@ghkypreos1]

Να ένας αληθινά Μπετοβενικός αρχιμουσικός και μια καλή ορχήστρα για να επιτύχουν μια πολύ όμορφη εκτέλεση. Μπράβο.

[@scottmiller6495]

Fantastic Performance but not long enough at the end to see if they got a much deserved standing ovation !!!!!

[@willerthomas4944]

i cant stop hear that!!!!

[@Alice-wk6gt]

Brilliant performance.

[@hanifakmal7847]

I enjoyed the orchestra playing and i love it on how they all played there own instrument.

[@kimfrank7435]

Bravo! Paavo Jaervi! 파보 에르비는 보기만 해도 계속 앞으로 잘 될거 같은 그런 사람입니다.

[@別府茜]

私の場合、以前は、ベートーベンは、あまり好きではなかったのですが、パーヴォ・ヤルヴィ指揮のドイツ・カンマーフィルの演奏を聴いてから、好きになりました。私には、7番が、特に素晴らしく思われます。出会いに感謝しています。

[@StevenAnderson-f2n]

Masterful. Such a spirited denouement. I just squelched an ad for "the Tesla of cheaters."

[@DavidMoreno-pz2fh]

Wonderful music wonderfully performed. Bravo!

[@iandec23]

Great!... Just Great! This Is One Of My Favorite Symphony.

[@joespencer471]

I still keep coming back to this performance of the 7th, and it is because of Jarvi's energy.

[@ELITEWAFFLES9]

The 2nd movement is what got me into liking classical. Bravo!

[@giulialatini3006]

L´Allegretto é meraviglioso... uno dei piú bei passaggi musicali della storia.

[@stanthonyofpadua1]

This is the first recording I can remember hearing that made me actually *like* this symphony.

[@toffifeewolf2069]

Try out Carlos Kleibers version

[@paulsomers6048]

@@toffifeewolf2069 AMEN!!

[@katrinat.3032]

Fantastic performance!!!

[@zhewang8205]

what can I say?perfect! Even the soundtrack!

[@javiermendozasolis5949]

la mejor versión que he escuchado!

[@fortecomposealex]

Great performance! Bravo!

[@joespencer471]

I get a kick out of Järvi's finger point in 38:19. This fourth movement is so high octane! :)

[@dasgibt2276]

My favorite Symphony

[@patriciajorgemanjon8315]

Sublime. Brutal. Perfecto

[@fjames208]

Pienso igua, además es ka primera vez que escucho esta sinfonía

[@doldole6432]

감동적입니다. ^^

[@Goochbot]

The second movement might just be the greatest piece of music ever written.

[@fjames208]

Probably it is, l don't know, only hesr 3 symphonies in my life

[@valentinvargas8219]

That's a nice heavenly music,the best...

[@GermanGreetings]

21:14 III. Presto :)

[@fjames208]

So many years, and this is the first time l have listened this jewel...una maravilla 🙏👍❤😇👏👏👏👏bravo, bravisimo por el sordo Beethoven y k si si oigo todavía..una bendición si, pero no soy genio🙈🤡

[@neinmaraca5399]

Leber Michael !! Total gut~!! Bravo~~~

[@noname-y8f6t]

Anyone knows who the flute player is? I love her sound.

[@MrHiroyuki71]

Wonderfull Job and play the music!!

[@n0denz]

33:44 Just fantastic.

[@Tensai180]

So beautiful...

[@moalrasheed]

Jarvi ❤️

the looks at 37:48 of those two second violins gave me the efing chills!

[@danadams797]

Martín Merayo Those are violas, but I concur!

Dan Adams Sorry, my bad! hahah i my self im a conductor and have done this piece a couple of times........ i guess i was to carried away by the emotions to even notice hahah

[@danadams797]

Martín Merayo No sweat! The giveaway is that they're playing the pedal point instead of trading off the swishes with the firsts.

[@fjames208]

Really

[@R_D_house]

With your permission, I will put the video on my phone

[@alisyria4130]

Danke es ist sehr schön ich liebe dich K&G

[@uttarosalvatore1902]

Indubbiamente Jarvi e' un grande direttore ed e' straordinario nella Quarta di Beethoven, quindi mi aspettavo una Settima altrettanto bella da seguire. E' una bella interpretazione, pero' a chi dice che sia la migliore finora mai ascoltata, consiglio la celeberrima Settima interpretata al Concertgebouw di Amsterdam da Carlos Kleiber, dove la tensione si taglia a fette e con uno dei piu' struggenti Allegretti della storia dell' interpretazione.

[@fjames208]

Molto bene bene

[@serranaomi]

Una versió molt acurada ja que se senten molts detalls que en altres versions més "conservadores" o més "Romàntiques" d'aquesta simfonia, resten silenciats, sobretot el teixit vent corda. Fantàstica!!!!

[@katrinat.3032]

Perfect tempo

[@ikschrijflangenamen]

Beautiful.

[@danadams797]

Beethoven is all the God I need.

[@petershort4836]

I need Wm Blake and Michangelo, along with THE Maestro for my God inspired art...

[@tb303techno]

Ganz große Klasse

[@RayReegs]

Wow. Just wow!!

[@danrstevens]

It is an Allegretto, usually played to slowly (though it certainly works more slowly) Notice the subdued use of vibrato - almost sans vibrato - etherial.

[@fjames208]

Una titineria viejo beto, te la echaste

[@dreamphoenix]

Thank you.

[@plumeange9818]

fabuleux !!!!!!!

[@TheJacrespo]

Superb! Very likely that at time of Beethoven it would have been played likewise

[@fjames208]

Absolutely right

[@paulotgm]

Maravilhosamente executado!!!

[@joerg.joerg.]

Mann möchte am Ende des Videos "DA CAPO" rufen!

[@ilksenteksoy4008]

Ohhhh!!!...Dinlendim..Dünya varmış 😍😍😍😂🤣🥀🥀🥀

[@fjames208]

Cool número siete, dos más y acabamos, cómo hubuera sido la sinfonía número 10..nunca se escribió, se la llevó el más allá

[@deepnosepicker]

Apologies for the video being slightly out of sync.

[@fjames208]

Ok, thanks

[@teejayaich4306]

When in doubt, you can never go wrong with Jarvi and this orchestra. You might like some other renditions for this or that symphony, but in no case can anything be objectively better performed, only personal taste.

[@fredsharp7419]

For me, Beethoven is so often like the Schiller of music. Neither believed that the purpose of their art was to court royal favour, or even to please God - but to attempt to improve humanity - whatever that may mean! How can such a tormented mind as Beethoven's produce music of such ebullient joy and yet of such ethereal beauty. often consider who is the greatest composer - Bach, Mozart or Beethoven. Bach invites me to join him in his reverence for God - and he sweeps me along with him, (despite my agnosticism), Mozart invites me to admire the almost superhuman beauty of his music, and I close my eyes and am wafted heavenwards. BUT, Beethoven..? He invites me to dance around with his peasants, to sway to his scherzi, to weep to some of his slow movements. Beethoven does not invite me to go anywhere; he invites me to be myself . He does not want to take me out of my humanity - but to revel in it. My 'spirituality' becomes irrelevant, my sense of aesthetics takes a back seat, but my sense of self is invited to surrender itself to the music. It does so, and, cliché or not, I do feel that I am a better person for the experience. ...

[@carolpoklacki2657]

Any video of this sterling Maestro on the dance floor?

[@mateoarteaga8274]

Beethoven's most underrated piece is No.7 Vivace

[@phil.r.2798]

3:52 Flute Solo

[@johngritjohngrit140]

First volin really getting pumped up to perform.

[@christianschuster4184]

Does anyone know when and where these concerts were performed? And of course: Thank you very much for uploading

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

September 2009 Beethovenhalle, Bonn.

[@fjames208]

Whi knows, tslk to putin

[@ianislios]

This performance stands, for me, as something more than amazing. However, the same performance provides such an outcome that trigures further excpectations in terms of interpretation. Bravo to both, Bremen 's musicians and Paavo Jarvi.

[@綾小路泰次朗]

ブレーメン・ドイツ室内フィルハーモニー管弦楽団（ドイツ・カンマーフィルハーモニー、独： Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen）は、ドイツ・ブレーメンに本拠を置く室内オーケストラである。

[@kellymaeshiro]

4th movement: 30:16

[@irinayegorova3552]

The trumpets are authentical))

[@mentariorudy]

Nos da igual quien seas, si eres bien educado, respetas al prógimo, haces bien tu trabajo, te dediques a la profesión que mas te atraiga: minero, albañil o lo que sea, siempre seras respetado y tratado como igual. Vamos a seguir siendo seres humanos. ¿ Vale?

[@fjames208]

Maravilloso, seres humarranos o analfabestias...será

[@carlottavaleri1971]

The blond violinist is 'bravo' and a very handsome man, who knows his name?

[@EldenSteele]

Bravi tutti! :)

[@monicamelaniacraciunxtmas4981]

this is the best prove how GOD loves us for bringing to the world such visionary composers, like BEETHOVEN and very inspired musicians to give it the proper interpretation, reminding how LOVE is the most important healing cure for all our...every day life struggles, for how much human beings don't realize it at all, now that we have WEB connection to spread such feelings and positive VIBES world wide...it must be a GOD's hand, to pull out from our most precious memories the best ones, CLASSICAL music lovers have this precise feeling of SHARING their personal belongings of...music collection otherwise...all alone is not much fun, it's about...learning to LOVE, just like classical composers loved to express their own feelings, not for being narcisist exhibitioners for pleasing powerful people there in the audience but...doing their best to moisture their ...cold ice stone hearts, still obsessed by...brand new rivalties and war affairs, also BEETHOVEN had the same...ideas about it and since his ages, not much had changed, can you realize it? so, let's carry on together the LOVE campaign, for how...ignorant stupid are most of human beings, obsessed maniacs to play death games with defenceless people's lives, well, GOD still believes in our salvation, to find ...poor pathetic dreamers to BELIEVE there's still room for salvation, including the use of WEB tools for a good reason, instead of bullying and mistreating the others because...covered by the anonimous masks here on-line, any...genius invention should be only and exclusively for nothing but criminal intentions, what else?

[@monicamelaniacraciunxtmas4981]

reminding how brief is our miserable existance, what if...MATHUSALEM prophecies might become real? for...pushing the human existance to...live for..three or four hundred years instead? if there's so much evil, well, maybe there's something good, somewhere, rather hard to find, tough struggles are not for lazy people, that's for sure. For how much time is most of people wasting for hatered, for being envious, for...inventing ridiculous pathetic rivalties, for plottting against the ones they don't like, well, try to figure it out, how...human existance might get double power for using the same time to do something good for a personal private interests instead, if anyone could use the personal frustration to do something good for himself, yeah, a total impossible mission, this one, how to teach all degenerated criminals become...a bit GERMANIC reasonable and pragmatic, when MOTHER NATURE for first is using every organic excrement as best feed for new forms of life, there's so much to love, starting with...natural beauties, starting with a spiritual beauty to...don't allow any evil touch us, now that TV INFORMATION is available like the air we breathe, for scientific knowledge, that LOVE is also a chemical process for being healing for our own organic human cells, well, wish you GET IN BUSINESS for ..reminding all those things about HUMAN NATURE that are so obvious and natural to be neglected and deleted, forgotten and ignored. We can have instead all kind of idiot criminals having fun to keep us under threat and terrorize us to death because...they can't do anything good for themselves if not..spreading hatered on those who are not fit for their..sick pervert criminal games. In any religion, HUMAN LIFE IS A HOLY BLESSING, a reason more for people to make of it a hell torture, isn't it amusing? let's...remind the best things because...that's how BEETHOVEN himself loved them too, at least, listening his music...it feels so

[@fjames208]

De verdad...interesting babe

[@zerrintimuroglu9181]

Bence Beethoven in bütün eserlerinde uzayın derin bilmecesinin cevaplarından buluyoruz, bunun için dinlerken belki de hem huzur buluyoruz hem korkunç bir karmaşanın ortasında hissediyoruz kendimizi.Sanki yaramıza tuz basarken notalar bizi uyanık tutuyor aynı zamanda ve keşfetmenin erişilmez coşkusunu yaşıyoruz.

[@yemsergey]

best

[@mentariorudy]

...y Carlos kleiber que te parece? Es flexible, matiza, es certero y preciso en las entradas y ademas, su padre, tambien era director afamado. Solo el mejor. Comparale a todos los directores que tengas y de todo lo que tengas...y esta clase, no te la cobro.

[@pablov1973]

+Rodolfo MARTIN PARRA Carlos Kleiber y su padre dejaban salir el alma por la boca en esta sinfonia, creo que nunca se volverá a escuchar algo semejante.

[@uttarosalvatore1902]

@@pablov1973 Hai perfettamene ragione, Carlos Kleiber e la 7a di Beethoven sono il massimo.

[@serranaomi]

19:27

[@한희선-k4l]

이교양곡을들어 보지 못한 친구틀이 이곡을 들으면 어떤 뱐응이 나올가

[@aranzasanchezportales1223]

Someone Knows when the concert was played? I need to know about a study music. Thank you

[@davidlis8756]

Somewhere between 1815-1820 Aranza

[@fjames208]

En el zócalo de México wey

[@fjames208]

Somewhere in Bremen