Berg: Wozzeck - Act I (Abaddo; Grundheber, Behrens, et al.) [English Subtitles]

[@pckoha57]

The opera Wozzeck is one of the best representations of the condition of human misery. Great performance of this masterpiece.

[@fredquantik3057]

un opéra sublime , sombre , mystérieux , comme l est l oeuvre de georg buchner , l opéra me rappelle le théâtre de beckett , une atmosphère tragique ou se mêle , passion , solitude , espoir déçu , en plein expressionnisme allemand , alban berg nous livre une pièce envoûtante avec l immense abbado a la baguette ,,

[@danielcangelosi3995]

When he said "MoOoUuuUsSeee" at 4:17 I felt that...

[@danielcangelosi3995]

Also, 6:14 is a mood

[@ha3vy]

It hits so hard bro...

[@Elizabeth-mu3du]

😔✊🏽

[@Breakbeat90s]

restore your faith in humanity, listen to berg

[@konradheumann8342]

OUTSTANDING performance!

[@hansdesnoyers3905]

I love this live recording so very much...Thank you very much for the post.

[@perfectblue8443]

What a treasure, I never knew abbado had done wozzeck

[@yurisantangelo]

Che genio eri Claudio, grazie ❤️

[@Nikolai1939]

The dialogue between the captain and Wozzeck is onte of the greatest Intros to a visual media in history

[@sueben]

Vielen Dank fürs Hochladen. Wonderful production! Großartig!

[@srothbardt]

Wozzeck has to know how to shave the Hauptmann while he is singing and not cut him. Eine guter mensch

[@talvela100]

Wonderful production!

[@arsnova3119]

This is a very good interpretation, thank you very much!

[@anders3516]

Going to see this piece tonight in Chicago, thanks for the dress rehearsal! I hope that the piece tonight has the same quality.

[@gerardbegni2806]

The interpretation is awesome and the idea of subtitles is great.

[@carlosmijaresl4509]

Awesome recording!!! Thanks for this production :D

[@Dodecatone]

27:15 What a beautiful viola solo...

[@DaveInirts]

9:26 16:07 24:22 31:12

[@thomaslaube8260]

I love Alban Berg

[@Calvin1985]

Chuck Norris's ear training 101 exercises.

[@MarioSilva-jg5nh]

😂😂😂best comment ever

[@ryanmehaffey9066]

Wozzeck is such a good barber he can cut the hair of a bald man without cutting his throat. I credit the peas. In all seriousness, the voices are screeching and I've suspected by design, to emphasize the cruelty of the world and the atonality of the score.

[@SatanPanda]

music starts 1:16

[@ha3vy]

4:19

[@jaikwillis]

wait, is the orchestra tuning and warming up or is that the overture ?

[@Rickriquinho]

LOL Good one!

[@mbrennanbes]

but what is it?

[@maaaaaaaaarcel]

Background music added in post-production, I don't think it's the orchestra.

[@ryanzarmbinski7446]

jaik willis I was thinking the same thing!!

[@GaryWh-js5vk]

jaik willis The tuning sounded more melodic than the overture. Lol.

[@stevenbaur8282]

Wozzeck motive at 6:24

[@gabrielgunnzalez]

What's Mel Gibson doing in this?

[@zacharypaz4677]

LIT

[@benjaminkapp3729]

I just watched the new production of this by the Met and it was pretty terrible, pointlessly 'modern' looking like Silent Hill, and ultimately upstaged the music and the story. This one is excellent.

[@matthewnewton2753]

Silent Hill LOL

[@minatsamou]

gongratulations

[@att-l3q]

Puccini ebbe modo di ascoltare a Palazzo Pitti una composizione di Schoenberg "Il Pierrot Lunaire"non credo lo abbia mai commentato.Probabilmente come tanti fu attratto dalla curiosità solamente.Questa musica si ascolta solo per questo.Una volta e poi non si ascolta più. ._

[@paolograndinetti7609]

No, non è così. Puccini stesso lancia dei chiari messaggi di modernità nella Turandot che andrebbe ascoltata in chiave non tradizionale. Puccini assorbe tutti i segnali dei coevi musicisti evoluti.