Brahms Symphonies #1 and 2 Bernstein

Leonard Bernstein conducts the Vienna Philharmonic is Brahms Symphonies #1 and 2 with short lectures before each

[@alexander_the_great_1975]

what a conductor Bernstein was!

[@briananderson8428]

Stunningly beautiful flute section. Much love to the Vienna Phil, Brahms, and Bernstein. Magnificent.

[@taniadobrevarhodes3711]

много обичам Брамс! Yohannes Brahms is essential to me, I could just live and breathe and listen to Brahms all day long and not get tired of it, and Leonard Bernstein is grand, such an emotional expressive face, puts everything into it, and the Vienna Philharmonic, what more can a man ask in this life except peace

[@wickedartist1451]

Yes to everything you just said! Yes!

[@judygienow9714]

I am in love with the principal oboe. As for Bernstein, his every move makes playing inevitable!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

I am watching the cherry blossoms in full bloom while listening to Brahms This is a blissful time for me Now in Tokyo the cherry blossoms are in full bloom everywhere

[@bridgitshearth]

You've put me into an imaginary space (having lived in Japan for 10 years including 5 in Tokyo). Omedeto gozaimasu.

[@LucasDann]

Brahms 2 starts at 1:03:07

[@Carl8217]

VPO made the peak of Bernstein's conducting career

[@charlescornner]

New York was his group, but this is a dream pairing.

[@kn9ioutom]

A VERY GREAT PEFORMANCE OF BRAHMS !!!

[@flanor7540]

Both composer and conductor were excellent musicians. Brahms's 2nd Symphony is among my all times favorites.

[@dwiayunda1554]

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[@marcusgraubner8378]

😊😊

[@michaelreidperry3256]

Keep calm, and listen to Brahms.

[@EduardoHernandez-cc9qn]

Great performance.

[@anthonyayer3393]

The drop at 1:43:16 goes so unbelievably hard.

[@wai-keungchan5474]

Excellent

[@sharoncampbell8169]

When The Maestro is bouncing, you know it's good!

[@michaelreidperry3256]

Indeed. I’ve come to know, more than most conductors, Bernstein visibly emotes precisely how he expects the orchestra to emote in their playing, affecting the quality of the performance. It’s about relationship and intimacy. The audience are just bystanders at this point.

[@oliverwakila]

Wow, what an opening to a concert!

[@wai-keungchan5474]

profound !

[@willcwhite]

Aimez-vous Brahms?

[@user-be2jj7hy2r]

58:30 about 2

[@wienhorn]

1. Brahms 29:54 43:45

[@wienhorn]

1. Horb soli

[@user-be2jj7hy2r]

No.2 1:03:10

[@FFnopal]

Beethoven dejó muy altos los estándares para los compositores siguientes. ¿Quien sería el valiente que se atrevería a componer conciertos, sinfonías y sonatas después de esas 9 sinfonías, 32 sonatas para piano, 8 - 9 conciertos para piano…? Pues resulta que Brahms con sus sinfonías no solo se coloca al nivel de Beethoven y con su segundo concierto para piano y orquesta súpera a todos los Klavierkonzerte existentes y futuros de todos los compositores. También Schumann con sus sonatas para piano logra -y quizá supera- a los retos impuestos por el compositor más grande que el mundo ha conocido… Claro está que nunca nadie superará a la sinfonía 6 de Beethoven. Para calificar a toda la música de todos los tiempos se debe partir de la sexta de Beethoven y de ahí hacia abajo.

[@chuanyou.339]

1:42:45

[@metteholm4833]

He said: ".... only among snods......" What is that? Snobs?

[@robinstellly]

Take that, Phillip Hale.

[@lyolevrich]

If “young conductors” saw videos like this, they would understand that they need to go be garbage collectors.

[@Lircking]

what

[@pianistegolfeur]

Désolé, mais malgré votre intro, le tout début de la 1ère est loupé. Je suis maniaque, je le sais. Heureusement que vous l'ayez bien repris dans la diffusion du film d'Humphrey Burton, la seule d'ailleurs qui soit valable.

[@balloon_zoo]

最後の音貯めすぎなんだよな。ベームの1975年NHKライブみたいな終わりかたの方が好きなんだけど。