Bruckner: 1. Sinfonie (Linzer Fassung) ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Paavo Järvi

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Bruckner’s No.1 is comfortable to the ear and to the mind and to the soul 　 Every casual my days goes like the wind listening to Bruckner’s symphonies

[@Julz777]

Bruckner conducting Bruckner - excellent!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

The elegance and solemnity of Bruckner‘s symphonies are out of this world, and off the charts

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@malena3669 How are you？ It's raining in Tokyo Now Tokyo is 21：00 pm I post at various comment in You Tube and I am reading the Japanese history of 12century See you again

[@jerzystruczak782]

yet b is relatively unknown/underrated sad!!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

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[@pianistegolfeur]

Une symphonie de Bruckner que l'on a rarement l'occasion d'entendre, déjà que Bruckner n'est pas très "fréquenté" dans nos concerts :Merci, Paavo Jarvi ! Faut dire aussi que pour une première symphonie, Bruckner "n'y est pas allé de main mole" !!! Et Jarvi ne s'en prive pas !!!!

[@시드니최서방]

Bruckner's symphony is a gem hidden so that only a few people can really appreciate them. wonderful musical carpets delicately woven with string, brass, and percussion.

[@paulbeard4218]

Well expressed .

[@conw_y]

Agreed. They took dedication to write and they take dedication to listen to and appreciate.

[@hopetopeople]

참 멋진 표현입니다.

[@AvntXardE]

Bruckner's symphonies are like a good painting. Always something new to discover.

[@scottscoville1118]

Love the Bruckner brass. Not independent, of course. But love Bruckner brass.

[@liauchungren848]

A rare performance of the Bruckner 1, utterly refreshing to my ears, scores full of wonder and his signature written all over it. An exuberant Symphony full of youthful force throughout the movements without pretentious attitude, faithful to his heart and style. A great piece that was coldly received when it was premiered. To me it is as if a precious stone have been unearthed from a long sleep. Let us revive this wonderful piece, Bruckner Symphony No.1 !!

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Youthful is a bit of a stretch considering that Bruckner was already 42 when he wrote it. ;)

[@rastrats]

Listening to the opening bars for the first time myself, it's understandable why initial audiences would have recoiled! It's coming right now, several minutes into it.

[@waynelutton4634]

This may be the 101st time I have watched this performance of the totally satisfying Bruckner Symphony #1 conducted by Paavo Jarvi leading the Frankfurt Radio Symphony. Let me remind you all, the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Anton Bruckner is approaching, September 4, 1824. All the cultural institutions need to be thinking about how to honor this giant! Best Wishes from Washington,DC....

[@DavidGlover-s7x]

The time is close, is anything prepared?

[@plumayray2656]

So true Bruckner is phenomenal❤

[@alanwitton5039]

Fantastic listening! Bruckner deserves to be better known to a much wider audience

[@jensrayz5018]

In the geman speaking countries he is very well known and belongs to the group of the 4 great Bs (Bach, Beethoven, Bruckner, Brahms). So top level reputation nowadays and his works are played frequently. But unfortunately his fame as a great composer developped after his death. At lifetime he was accepted as an exceptional organist but not as a composer.

[@alanwitton5039]

@@jensrayz5018 yes he was very badly neglected as a composer during his lifetime!

[@paullewis2413]

@@jensrayz5018 Many great composers were not fully appreciated during their lifetime. Sibelius is a classic example, he had his champions but overall was almost ignored in many countries including Germany. IMO he is probably the greatest of them all.

[@darrylschultz9395]

One way to be sure it's played to a much wider audience-feed 'em on McDonald's on the way in!

[@jurigagarin3966]

After he published the Te Deum he also was recognized as an excellent composer. But it was later in his lifetime ​@@jensrayz5018

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Bruckner’s symphonies will quench and moisten the dryness of the soul of busy modern people

[@julieandrews730]

This orchestra! So inspiring! First listen of the Bruckner 1st (coming late to the party). The Scherzo had me chair dancing! Thank you, FRS and Maestro Jarvi!

[@Lt.GonvilleBromhead]

I love the expression of the woman on the left of the screen near the front at 12:18. She's blown away by the music but has to sit quietly in appreciation.

[@edouard-nicolasdimitriev5799]

It’s really beautiful. Bruckner is particularly difficult to interpret. Subvoices, polyphonic texture, the choice of the dynamics of certain melodic lines etc. A magnificent and extraordinary interpretation. Let’s also highlight the work of the camera-men. A perfect catch! And let’s also admire the beauty of the young musicians. Bravo! Edouard (musicologist).

[@mohamed__swidan]

Paavo Javri adds special sharpness, expressiveness, and boldness to every piece he conducts.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

The comfort of Bruckner‘s symphonies is off the charts, and beyond compare His exquisite conducting is very clear and brings out the wonderful craftsmanship of talented performers. Listening to Bruckner's symphonies , your soul is polished , and you can step into the way arriving at the spiritual enlightenment . Without Bruckner and his great performers and genius conductors , the classical music world would have been very lonely and insipid From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵

[@ivancaragia9993]

I so much agree with everything you say 🙏🏼

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@ivancaragia9993 Thank you I am a Japanese old boy‘s Brucknerian. Which is your country？

[@ivancaragia9993]

@@shin-i-chikozimai’m from a little country that you’ve probably never heard of..but now i live in Prague. And Bruckner is my very favorite individual in the world of music. His symphonies are my very personal, very intimate pleasure and pain. It is the perfect food for my soul..though my mind is 100% fascinated as well.. 🙏🏼 (witch are your favorite pieces?)

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@ivancaragia9993 Thank you so much to Your wonderful and moving comment I am a Japanese old boy's Brucknerian and Proustien and Debussyiest . My most favorite Bruckner‘s symphony is No, 5 Japan is autumn In Tokyo of ｍy garden, the autumn insects are chirping In thin voices , trying to fulfill their fleeting lives. Soon, theginkgo and maple leaves will fall, creating the gorgeous and beautiful carpet of yellow and red on the earth. In time, coldrain and snow will fall, and the autumn insects with die out, leaving their offspring on Mother Earth. We will have the pleasure of welcoming Christmas and the New Year Vicissitudes are the lot of man Life is liable to vicissitude Someday please come to Japan where is mysterious to you You will be astounded at all of Japan Go for it Good luck See you again

[@ivancaragia9993]

@@shin-i-chikozima Well.. you don’t always expect to meet a poet who deliberately shares pieces of himself in the name of beauty What you wrote here made me feel as i’m crossing a narrow empty street in some Japanese park alone, in the morning fog. I bet..there is no culture barriers when it comes to what God created for us to enjoy. Autumn, Bruckner’s 5th I am so happy to know someone is as well in love with the 5’th as i am. This is my very favorite symphony of his. I am listening to it as I’m replying to you by the way)) I’m very pleased to meet you, Mr. Shin-i-chi Kozima. Sending lots of light and good thoughts to the Land of the Rising Sun, where you are🙏🏼 Thank you for your friendship

[@peterlim5730]

He is a heavy-weight. Those who love Wagner, Brahms, Mahler and Richard Strauss must love Bruckner---his music is sublime, cosmic, expansive and sometimes borders on the mystical. This symphony was dedicated to his hero Wagner. An immortal work!

[@grangetowncardiff6935]

Wasn't it his third that was dedicated to Wagner?

[@brucemiller5356]

wagner is said to have proclaimed: 'bruckner is my man!' i wonder if that declaration ever carried any financial support?

[@BritinIsrael]

That was the 3rd symphony. BTW , Wagner referred to Bruckner as " the little trumpeter".

[@НынешнийТвинк]

Вагнера да, но не Брамса. А отрывок из первой части - абсолютный " Тангейзер"

[@DavidPerez-wd6tx]

Espléndida grabación, excelente orquesta y perfecta dirección.me gusta esta esta sinfonía de Anton Bruckner n.O y 1.

[@gabrieleevangelista2636]

Paavo Jarvi is a wonderful conductor as his father Neeme and his brother, Kristian! I know that there is Marika, too, that is a flutist! What a wonderful family of great musicians!

[@Neldidellavittoria]

Excellent conductor. Hadn't heard about his brother.

[@troubadourmarimperc]

Bravo ! Bravo ! in 2020,Bruckner's birthday !! Great Performance !!!

[@fvoutsakis1582]

The most impressive Bruckner interpreter I've heard in many years. A dynamic conductor that captures the detail and the artistic aura of the music in his gestures and expressions. This orchestra is superb.

[@edouard-nicolasdimitriev5799]

C`est vraiment magnifique. Bruckner est particulièrement difficile a` interpréter. Des sous-voix, la texture polyphonique, le choix de la dynamique de certaines lignes mélodiques etc. Une interprétation magnifique et extraordinaire. Soulignions également le travail des camera-men. Une prise parfaite ! Et admirons aussi le beauté des jeunes musiciens. Bravo Edouard (musicologue).

[@johnrondeau220]

Beautifully played and conducted. It's a lot to take in though. Very demanding piece.

[@gitarremundus4313]

From the beginning of the time, when I got to know Bruckners works and could never let go of that enormous music afterwards, I became aware that he was one of the greatest composers in terms of counterpoint and harmonization.Technically.What enormous priorities and their solution.Who else had that beside abilities near Mozart and Beethoven? I would have treated him to hear his works.Some he has never heard, such as the mighty ninth. Today he would probably be surprised about the performance of good orchestras.

[@PosauneundPapier]

The camera shaking at 12:07 makes me chuckle every time for the dramatic quality it carries

[@notaire2]

I like this lively performance with relatively fast tempos. Paavo Järvi is really awesome!

[@SuperAsalvador]

I Allegro (C minor) 00:40 II Adagio (A-flat major) 12:40 III Scherzo: Lebhaft (lively)-G minor - Trio: Langsam (slowly)-G major 24:30 IV Finale: Bewegt und feurig (with motion and pep)-C minor 32:06

[@martinwerner1330]

Complete congruence between the music, the conductor, and all the musicians! "Es ist so." Fabulous!

[@davidsingerman1952]

What a fantastic performance. When played like this we can believe that this is one of the great first symphonies.

[@brucemiller5356]

i think bruckner's first three symphonies are a bit like tchaikovsky's first three. not often enough played. sort of dismissed as compositional juvenalia. so untrue.

[@wilfriedwesterlinck]

Great performance of the first Symphony of Bruckner. Bravo !!

[@FromUSAwithLove]

Love the tempo, especially in the last movement. Fast and fiery.

[@conw_y]

Bruckner's early style is every bit as fabulous as his later style.

[@bernabefernandeztouceda7188]

Yeah I don't understand how a symphony like this that builds so much tension can be so overlooked his early symphonies are already brucknerians

[@LavaMLG]

I’m crazy about the ending of the first movement-so intense!

[@LuizBHMG]

And the ending of the last too!!!!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Bruckner is an Alchemist of the soul Bruckner‘s symphonies are universal , and transcend the times , and unfathomable , immeasurable and comfortable to the ear and the mind , and full of admiration, tribute and deep emotion. Without No , １of Bruckner , No ,０ would have been very lonely and insipid , and the enjoyment and pleasures of No ,０ would have been less , and I would feel that No , ０is like the taste of stale beer

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@malena3669 Thankyou Good night

[@JamesWalton1999]

Has to be my favorite interpretation of this symphony. Paavo Järvi is a wonderful director of both the Frankfurt Radio Symphony and the Orchestra de Paris.

[@giovannirivoira5496]

Extremely interesting interpretation of Bruckner first symphony.Not easy to be heard in concert.Thank you so much!

[@flaviogarridovidela2030]

muy buena presentación, para mi Bruckner es el mejor de todos,,, corta...

[@robertolima3856]

Si!👍❤🎉

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Comfort and majesty of Bruckner’s symphies are on an order of magnitude awsome

[@andrewgrundy744]

it is a shame this work isn't performed more often

[@thundercloudentertainment900]

Oh my gosh! I agree. He was some number of great uncle of my grandmother, so this music is totally in my family. It is so good. I feel like his works get overlooked but they are no less amazing than the popular ones!

[@andrewgrundy744]

Yes totally agree I like some of the obscure symphonies of well known composers

[@andrewgrundy744]

Buckner is one of my favourite composers and I think he has been unfairly treated in his lifetime

[@Neldidellavittoria]

Don't know about his lifetime, but he sure has been unfairly treated by posterity. He really deserves more popularity.

[@liauchungren848]

Andrew Grundy Amen you're absolutely right !

[@jochanaan58]

Fiery tempos! I wasn't sure I'd like this reading when it began, but Maestro Jarvi won me over.

[@waynelutton4634]

What a fabulous finale, preceded by a great scherzo! This may be only the 40th or 50th or 100th time I have watched this performance. Spasiba!!! Prabens a todos!!! Thanks for posting!!!!

[@notaire2]

Mir gefällt diese lebhafte Leistung mit relativ schnellen Tempi. Paavo Järvi ist echt genial!

[@ifeatuonyechi2939]

Creates peace always in my mind, heart and body. This Bruckner piece transports me to the beautiful realm of glory.

[@joaofelipe719]

Espetáculo. Música portentosa e magistral. Gosto muito das sinfonias de Bruckner.

[@ThoseSpacesInBetweenDEPalm]

Paavo and Bruckner; Perfection! Love, Laughter, Love

[@vangel1443]

Such an exciting symphony; love it.

[@thomasstier1634]

eine ganz tolle frische spielfreudige Interpretation, Hut ab! Bruckner hätte seine Freude.

[@dad9447]

Linda sinfonía, tiene, según me parece, los contrastes instrumentales, texturales y dinámicos, al menos, de su primera época. Me gusta mucho el video, gracias por compartirlo!!!

[@LuizBHMG]

Mahler was certainly inspired in this 1st movement to write his 10th symphony's 1st movement, in a very unique way. He took this theme starting at 2:01 and created lots of variations over it according to his psychological state. By the way, this adagio by Mahler along with the one from the 9th symphony by Bruckner are my all-time-favourite adagios.

[@shantihealer]

Love watching Jarvi and the orchestra creating so much genuine excitement and inspiration of the moment.

[@ThoseSpacesInBetweenDEPalm]

I completely agree; I think this is my third time watching/listening to 'This' one in under a week. Love, Laughter, Love

[@kaloyaaan]

favorite conductor and orchestra!

[@xptmaruchi]

훌륭한 곡입니다. 개인적으로 3악장의 멜로디가 너무 좋습니다.

[@hopetopeople]

맞습니다. 저는 이 3악장 때문에 브루크네리안이 됐지요. 90년대초 서울행 비행기에서 듣고 메모를 해뒀는데, 20여년이 흐른 후에 우연히 그 메모를 보고부터, 브루크너의 00번부터 9번 교향곡은 저의 일상생활에 함께 하고 있습니다.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Attraction of Bruckners‘ Symphony is immeasurable and profound and unimaginable and beyond description

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Thank-you very much to your excellent and powerful performance from effulgent 🍎

[@slakva.school]

Все супер, и симфония, и исполнение.

[@guillermojesusguerrabravo5261]

Muy buena ejecución de esta obra por parte de la orquesta de Frankfurt.

[@Rx-mn5fv]

Never thought I would see this Symphony performed. Thank you for the exposure.

[@isabelhuszka1321]

A 9.-et már ismerem és imádom. Ez az első nem annyira, de most már végighallgatom mindet.

[@gogolmol6098]

хороший оркестр. Спасибо. Буду знать Франкфурт. Приеду - послушаю.

[@heavy21metal]

I Allegro (C minor) 00:40 II Adagio (A-flat major) 12:40 III Scherzo: Lebhaft (lively)-G minor - Trio: Langsam (slowly)-G major 24:30 IV Finale: Bewegt und feurig (with motion and pep)-C minor 32:06

[@DavidGlover-s7x]

A 50 minute journey covering a lifetime, perfection.

[@Discovery_and_Change]

1st movement 0:41 begins | 7:51 build up | 11:51 checkpoint to end | *12:03 end 2nd movement (skip) 12:48 begins 3rd movement (skip) 24:30 begins 4th movement 32:09 begins | 36:40 | 43:07 | 44:17 | 44:20 | 44:49 |

[@anbruck1]

Thank you for your reply. When listening to the Finale, I indeed guessed that it was the Nowak edition.

[@БорисШалагінов]

La performance è prima di tutto un elogio, come sempre con Paavo Järvi. È vero, sembrava che ci fossero troppi acquerelli nella seconda parte. Vorrei più densità, sostanza.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This is a inspirational poem

[@malena3669]

This is the Cat's whiskers and knees...as you always told me...and now you're so far away...

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

It doesn't climb the spiritual and emotional heights of most of Bruckner's later works, but his First Symphony still packs quite a punch (it is after all his Third Symphony)! Maestro Jarvi and the FRSO do it full justice here, as it deserves.

[@DieFlabbergast]

It is not his third; it is his second. Only Symphony 00 was composed earlier. Symphony 0 (Die Nullte) was written three years later.

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

And to add his 00 is just a study work where Bruckner had a very specific task. He had to conform to harmonic and structural standards to show that he internalized them. That's why he never considered counting it among his works. It was an exercise, nothing more, never meant to be performed as an indivudal statement of his artistic decisions. So in that sense this here really is his first symphony, because it is the first one were he wrote like he wanted to write and not like his teachers expected him to.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

If the genius composer and the player did not exist in this world , what was the world dull ？ Bruckner,s works are all in all to me who is a Japanese Brucknerian

[@aaaa1111muffin]

lmao wtf

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@malena3669 お便りありがとうございます。 あなたは日本語を翻訳しているのですね? 英語より日本語のほうがいいのですか?

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@malena3669 日本語でお便りを私に送ってくれるのはめんどくさいのではないですか?

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@malena3669 I understand your comment I will write my comment in English to your comment

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@malena3669 Thankyou your wonderful Emoji絵文字

[@Alex-ze2xt]

The Scherzo is amazingly played, very fast (obviously one of the fastest ever recorded) but what a revelation! Definitive B1 Scherzo all around.

[@AlexanderIlTodorov]

The Great Third symphony of the Master! Very passionate performace! Thanks!

[@DieFlabbergast]

Second symphony! Die Nullte was composed three years later.

[@brunozauhar1879]

@@DieFlabbergast If you account for his "Study" symphony (labeled "00") this would actually be his Third.

[@mohdhaziqdanish3971]

44:02 the cream of the Spiritualistic Symphony

[@theingabo212]

Love this symphony!

[@rogerpearce53]

Its a shame that all Bruckner's symphonies are not played more often. This year's Proms only played one, and that was on radio only. They are all marvellous, including 0 and 00, and deserve to be listened -to much more often. Classic FM never play any of Bruckner's works at all.

[@dabedwards]

But you must admit some people just don't like his music. It is so strongly marked with his unique style, that one wag once said he wrote the same symphony nine times. You certainly have to put your "Bruckner head" on to appreciate these wonderful works, and let him take you at his own pace. Some people are irritated by the constant building to a climax and then abruptly stopping, the musical coitus interruptus. I am no longer living in the UK so I am unaware and surprised by what you say about Classic FM.

[@ABC_DEF]

@@dabedwards Classic FM is a lightweight radio programme where they play popular classics in bite-sized chunks (a movement of a symphony, for example) in a random order, and the announcers know nothing about music but say that every piece is "smooth" and "helps you relax". I wouldn't expect them to play Bruckner.

[@jimryon1002]

A lot of conductors shy away.

[@cabetojazz]

Magnifica obra!!! gran Ejecución!!!

[@ryoryo3814]

パーヴォ・ヤルヴィはあまり演奏されない作品、初期の作品に対して本当に光り輝く演奏をしてくれます。フィナーレコーダの何と素晴らしい！

[@Madaduxum]

I just love the scherzo to this composition, so fast and verocious, just as in Nullte, the 3rd and 9th. Amazing way to inhance the scherzo to perhaps the most exciting and exhilrating part of the symphony. If you like the scherzo in this, be sure to check out Bruckner's Nullte, 3rd, and 9th, they are equally full of momentum and power.

[@angelarudden7646]

Great performance but I think the strings need their own bow for all the beautiful work they do underpinning wind and brass solos with back ground harmonies in quadruplicate!!! Bravi Strings!!!!

[@Foisterous]

Wow he takes that scherzo fast! I kinda like it.

[@mrturtle1128]

hearing it this fast is exciting indeed haha

[@hrSinfonieorchester]

It ist Nowak edition!

[@LuizBHMG]

Thank you, there are at least 3 versions of this symphony.

[@joselopes2293]

It is not easy, at first, to appreciate Bruckner’s music. However when we listen, mainly to his symphonies, with greater insistence we enter and discover a fantastic world of harmony and beauty that progressively enchant us. His music gives us a feeling of divine freedom and fullness. It transports us to a new world of sublime sensitivity and beauty. Today I consider Bruckner’s works to be true masterpieces that touch us emotionally in a way that is simultaneously profound and with an indescribable fullness. The orchestral performance and its direction are magnificent. Thanks for this magnificent recording.

[@ThoseSpacesInBetweenDEPalm]

Paavo doing Bruckner's 1st(3rd): Thank You, Thank You, Thank You. Love, Laughter, Love

[@williamwhite2971]

Dwight Schrute is absolutely killing that first trombone part!!!!!!!!

[@Piflaser]

A bit frantically .

[@guillermoestengersr5791]

Great ! Thanks for posting

[@hopetopeople]

Wonderful~~! Thank you VERY much!!!!

[@ricardodelsant8966]

Bruckner is big!

[@ingjoelrayascorrea1687]

SALUDOS DESDE QUERÉTARO, MÉXICO. CONOCÍ LA MÚSICA DE BRUCKNER POR EL QUE FUE MI JEFE EN LA OFICINA. HERMOSA.

[@georgefranco814]

ING JOEL RAYAS CORREA Godínez

[@francoismagne5863]

Excellent!

[@19BenZ57]

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[@liauchungren848]

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[@cyrusthegreat5434]

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[@jean-michelprillieux5012]

Superbe interprétation !

[@marianamanolova6461]

Наистина е фантастично ! София, България

[@mr-wx3lv]

It's a very ambitious composition for a "First" symphony. Rather different from Bruckners later style..

[@zjschrage]

in some sense, but in general I fell like this is really Brucknerian. There are those classic chromatic increases of a short motif to build tension, the classic groupings of 4, lots of brass. To me, all four movements feel like typical Bruckner introductions, adagios, scherzos and finales.

[@lucassanches-g3c]

Tecnicamente, dentre as onze sinfonias de Bruckner, esta é a de mais difícil execução, devido à flexibilidade rítmica e dinâmica (alternância de fortissimos e pianissimos, por exemplo).

[@Glypo3000]

1.) Allegro - 00:40 2.) Adagio. Andante. Tempo I - 12:50 3.) Scherzo: Schnell. Trio. Langsamer. Scherzo. Coda - 24:30 4.) Finale: Bewegt, feurig - 32:10

[@ronenr1405]

Great music 👍🏻

[@koiny2009]

A conducting flawless

[@NN-df7hl]

Could someone please tell me the form of the slow mvt? Is it Ternary? Can anyone mark the times for when the sections occur? Many thanks! :)

[@christophehelmut]

SUPERBE! Tout y est, la vivacité de la dynamique, la clarté des voix, la splendeur des timbres et la lisibilité de la composition. P.Järvi surpasse même ici les grands interprêtes de cette partition, comme Barenboïm ( Chicago), Karajan ( Berlin), ou Wand (Cologne). L'orchestre de Francfort, excellent, le suit parfaitement malgré les tempi très vifs dans cette symphonie, la plus virtuose de toutes celles de Bruckner. Et je préfère toujours cette première version de Linz, jaillissante et fraîche, à laquelle cette éxécution nerveuse et incisive va comme un gant.

[@elkeboer9754]

Bravo!

[@JuanFecit]

Muchas gracias por compartirlo.

[@MokusGreen]

Schnell und gut. Danke Paavo Järvi

[@miguelotero1511]

GREAT

[@victorjuhasz9078]

Best I've heard since Joachim.

[@cripplefinger]

Love the beginning.