Brahms - Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68 | The Cleveland Orchestra, Franz Welser-Möst

[@jerrera45]

The heart and soul of Brahms performed at its best. Great audio and visual, superb conductor leading a phenomenal orchestra. BRAVO!

[@seuradu8065]

Amazing interpretation of the Brahms symphony No 1 . Congratulations The Cleveland Orchestra,with conductor Franz Welser-Möst

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Symphony No1is a gem of his masterpieces

[@spencersmith2798]

Absolutely fine.

[@AlexandreWolf-h8e]

Lindo! Bravo! ❤

[@hugogarciadelavega503]

Definitivamente, y como él mismo decía, Brahms admiraba a Beethoven! el 4 movimiento es un homenaje hermosísimo a la última sinfonía del maestro de Bohn y su himno de amor a la Humanidad

[@Apricity_1217]

Is there anyone who likes the 4th mov the most?

[@williamstivelman6314]

Compared to Dohnanyi’s interpretation with the same orchestra decades apart, FWM’s is perfunctory and unenthusiastic, as anticipated.

[@leestamm3187]

Agreed. He also rushed through the coda too rapidly for my liking.

[@killmrdarcy4367]

Well said, while apart from the rushed, almost at times, elongated passages (aside from the overall tempo), that Welser-Most observes here, his conducting is highly pretentious, with it being a total world away from the kind of integrity that Szell gave to B1 with this band! I actually had to stop watching this toward the end of the second movement further it being 'interpretatively vacuous', and this despite some excellent playing by the various sections - particularly by those in the winds. Suffice to say that one understands how great this music is and what it became when it was conducted by Karajan, Jochum, Klemperer et.al., while that is assuredly not the case here. Reply

[@EagleEye-vm9gf]

This is wonderful. Don’t be ungrateful. 😊

[@williamstivelman6314]

@@EagleEye-vm9gf apparently you don’t know what a poor performance of B1 is.

[@EagleEye-vm9gf]

@@williamstivelman6314 Thank you, Brahms.

[@diegocastillo2272]

30:00❤

[@timothyneumann6586]

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[@wickedartist1451]

What??

[@SergioCecchetti-w9z]

What have to do this comment with Brahms and is 1st symphony?

[@bowman05]

Didn't care for this interpretation. So many others including Szell, Solti and Karajan eclipse it.

[@MaryJones-d7e]

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[@axelx4770]

This is really dull and uninspiring.