Beethoven: Symphony No.4; Jarvi, DKB

[@maniak1768]

The opening is absolutely genius, I love this slightly melancholic menace in the tone that culminates in pure unexpected ecstasy. It's slightly mad and erratic, but in a good way. What a brilliant marvel of a symphony.

[@TheJacrespo]

and before the ninth... though the beginning of Mozarts 39 starts likewise with a diffuse open harmonic passage , tradition leading to the Wagners Rheingold symphonic introduction.

[@AmeerBrontoari]

Paavo Jarvi makes one of the most underrated Beethoven symphonies astonishing.

[@richardamey3932]

Yes, it's all the other conductors who have been underrating it. If you'd just completed the Eroica and were now composing the fifth, you'd be feeling this confident, brusque, imposing, angelic and able to do and say anything - including throwing in some jokes. Paavo's right in there, 'getting it'. Hear how the audience had connected with it.

[@kakichekakuhncaroletarnec2137]

True❤

[@TheJacrespo]

Jarvi.... I thought that nobody could never surpass the best one performing the Beethoven symphonies ever: Lebowitz until I have listened to ... Paavo Jarvi....

[@albertodelbuono]

What a wonderful orchestra. And concertaziome and the joy of making music reminiscent of the great Carlos Kleiber

[@brbrknndy]

Absolutely love this one. Beethoven's symphonies each have their own personalities.

[@classicalmusic1175]

I love the camera work. Excellent performance, too.

[@ektorastartanis]

Best performance I know! Fantastic energy!!

[@301250]

Every new cycle of the immortal works of Beethoven (in this case, the symphonies) can end up being a non-event but in Jarvis' case here with this excellent ensemble, it is a REVELATION. It is as if I am hearing them for them for the first time. Danke.

[@MassimoIncarbone]

What a phenomenal conductor. A pure joy,, historical rendition of this and the otbers symphonies as well.

[@JoelLeBras]

How can a man compose such a thing and the Ninth ? Both are masterpieces, but in so different modes... It's just incredible. What can of human being Beethoven really was ?

[@johnries5593]

He is frequently described as a genius, and I think the characterization is correct (combined with a willingness to take risks instead of sticking with "tried and true"). The stories told about him certainly suggest that he was alarmingly intelligent. But even lesser musicians can and do experiment with a variety of different sounds. I'm guessing that just as the Beatles' constantly changing sound kept their fans interested; Beethoven's variety kept people going to his concerts, thus helping to maintain his status as Vienna's most popular composer (as well as its greatest) for most of his musical career.

[@chrissein632]

AN SEVEN OTHERS!! I just can' t get enough of these symphonies. But it is also the interpretation given by DKB / Jarvi that make a different. It just sounds so much more alive.

[@steveburrus9347]

Well we all know [tjhose of us who have studied Beethoven ] that he went progressively more and more deaf to the point where right after conduct ing his 9th symphony someone had to turn him towards the audience for that very enthusiastic applause.

[@richardamey3932]

@@steveburrus9347 How many different aspects have we been shown of this composer's huge personality, public or private? It doesn't stop at nine!

[@MrSciuppy1]

strabiliante .Parla di un amore immenso universale .Grandissimo Beethoven Viva la musica abbasso la guerra

[@ronaldwilliams9266]

This man has so much patience with each of the movements, and is very courageous in front of the orchestra. That is a wonderful way to listen to Beethoven.

[@lyolevrich]

courageous?

[@ronaldwilliams9266]

@@lyolevrich Well most conductors try to restrain themselves too much especially at the start of a concert. Then when the big codes and things come, you know the important phrases and the climaxes, there is nothing left of energy to communicate to the musicians. One is "spent". At least physically.

[@lyolevrich]

@@ronaldwilliams9266 honestly this is the first time I’ve heard a theory about “conductors that try to restrain themselves especially at the start of a concert”….🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jc-wx5oo]

Can we all just take a moment to realize that this masterpiece was posted by a channel titled “deepnosepicker”... because I find that just outstanding. 🤘🤘

[@fmotpwalsh109]

That is truly the best part about this upload. Thank you deep nose picker!

[@humptydumpty-m8u]

Magnificent! This symphony is inspiring.

[@DynastieArtistique]

Love this tempo

[@sirrington]

Now this is what I'm looking for! Why don't we hear more of this conductor?

[@chrissein632]

youtube is full of him with DKB, orchestre de paris, etc and it's all amazing. But these Beethoven interpretations: breathtaking, enchanting. just great!!

[@dillonmcgee3688]

Wonderful, enjoyable

[@antoniosilva7083]

Magnífico! Um som e um sentido rítmico extraordinários.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci beaucoup for this post.

[@reaux07]

GREAT! I love Beethoven and Mozart but this guy is great when he does Beethoven.

[@pablov1973]

Järvi make justice to this usually underrated symphony by playing it like what it is,, a great masterwork, something that Carlos Kleiber used to do.

[@albertodelbuono]

Absolutely amazing.

[@trueimagename]

Last movement says 'Allegro ma non troppo' yet it was played prestissimo!

[@jakrol]

Really puts the vivace in allegro vivace. :)

[@petercurrie7131]

Beethoven’s 2nd best symphony after the 5th Always wondered why it was rated so low - first time I heard it - the 4th and the 5th are the pair.

[@寿臣可知]

凄い映像！

[@ЮрийПавлович-ф8ц]

Я скажу коротко: это вершина симфонической музыки!!!

[@ramon9373]

Una de las mejores interpretaciones, por no decir la mejor, de esta sinfonía, muy superior a la que el mismo P. Jarvi grabó con la Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen. Extraordinaria. Deberían pasarla a CD.

[@sixshootinparker3823]

Außergewöhnliche!

[@chuckwelleducated8565]

Thank you for this perfect melody. That sound so symphonious.

[@mentariorudy]

Algunos melómanos, "conocedores" de la obra de L.v. Beethoven, dicen que P. Järvi, lleva el "tempo" mas rápido que casi todos los demás directores. ¿ Habrán oído lo que significa la palabra "metrónomo"?...,pues es un aparato que marca el tiempo científicamente, "tempo" escrito de antemano por el autor y eso, es lo que deben tener en cuenta, aquellos que osan ponerse delante de una orquesta. Järvi lo hace así desde niño, pues su padre, era también director afamado y maestro de Paavo y lo que se aprende en la cuna, jamás se olvida.

[@albertodelbuono]

also shooting are very nice

[@angvoigt1]

quite an energetic perf.both Jarvi n Neeme(probably son & father) are truly underrated.never heard this orch b4 which is astonishing that i should say there nil bad ensemble in Germany.thks a lot !

[@andreaklettke2878]

Insane!

[@francaclemente578]

Buon per te, Rodolfo Martin Parra! Ma non vedo cosa centri la cravatta, con questa splendida esecuzione della 4 sinfonia di Beethoven! Per me, veramente bravi e complimenti al maestro.

[@notaire2]

Jarvi inspires all members of any orchestra.

[@richardamey3932]

And you can see he's breaking as much sweat with them. That's a team leader!

[@notaire2]

@@richardamey3932 Quite true! Inspiring needs perspiring.

[@Ukgejap]

❤❤❤

[@southwhitley2924]

30:00 best moment!

[@mcrettable]

26:35 lol!

[@chandananimalsepala7825]

සංගීතයට සවන් දෙමින් ලෝකයේ සංවර්ධනයට උදව් කිරීම 🎼🎧🎼

[@Psimon]

best ever

[@kakichekakuhncaroletarnec2137]

Paavo Jarvi " exultate Jubilate" and he' s taking us with him ! Huge performance ..Thank you so much Maestro😊

[@konradklein5530]

Alberto D. schrieb vor sieben Jahren: "Was für ein wundervolles Orchester." Das Orchster ist zwar nicht besonders renommiert, aber auch nicht übel. Aber was wäre das Orchester ohne Kompositionen, am besten die vom Allergrössten? Wer das ist, dürfen Sie raten :-)

[@bens9157]

Ich bitte Sie, die DKB zählt wohl zu den renommiertesten Kammerorchestern überhaupt!

[@konradklein5530]

@@bens9157 Aha!

[@한희선-k4l]

음악을 들르면서정서에좋고 우울증 스트레스 등 치료할수있다

[@albertodelbuono]

Congratulations also to engineers

[@KM-om8ch]

Alberto Del Buono nice filming innit?

[@Warp75]

@@KM-om8chSweet as

[@Ardjano234]

conductor gets insane at 29:05

[@antoniosilva7083]

Prestissimo instead of allegro ma non troppo… But I like it both ways.

[@R_D_house]

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

[@fatimaperalta5948]

que delicia de ouvir musica assim

[@luisfrodrimaz]

Muy Bien

[@dirkdiggler9482]

Slow the playback speed down to 0.9, then it sounds and looks right.

[@antoniosilva7083]

How can we do that in KZbin?

[@dirkdiggler9482]

@@antoniosilva7083 Open settings on the bottom right corner of the video player. There’s a speed control option there.

[@JohnHynes_at_lookituplive]

Wow

[@claimingagate]

Idk why I started playing this

[@Baer0n]

Actully the tempis are really accurate ^^'

[@antoniosilva7083]

Tell that to Wim Winters, the man of the double beat…

[@mssi3idbahma111]

✅️✅️B✅️✅️

[@gogatsu26]

speedy wonder

[@folkeholmberg3519]

Of course stupid KZbin I want to continue to watch, why would I else have turned this on ? Thank you KZbin for disturbing my listening and interrupting me in my work😡

[@19531111]

私はいいと思いますよ！

[@steveburrus9347]

When was this perfor,ance given?

[@severussnape6886]

About 2008, 2009

[@GEBER1941]

Pra que escrever em gringuês? Sempre vale a pena ouvir Beethoven...

[@chandananimalsepala7825]

🇺🇸🎼🎧🎼🇺🇸

[@fmotpwalsh109]

Beethoven's one of my top 5, but his symphonies are so ubiquitous. It"s easy to hear his music, but not listen with fresh ears. I prefer chamber orchestras, because the strings don't overpower the other sections. You can hear the brilliant things Beethoven does with the other instruments. In short, a great performance!

[@theodentherenewed4785]

That's a very interesting remark. I have mostly listened to the symphony orchestras, so I'd say I actually like the string sections owning the floor. That's the 1st thing that I thought hearing this recording - violins don't dominate as I'd expect. It's a matter of what you mostly listen to I think.

[@fmotpwalsh109]

@@theodentherenewed4785 Thanks for responding! What's great about KZbin, and the web in general, is we have access to so many different interpretations, and different performers' takes on music!

[@mssi3idbahma111]

JACK.S🎱🎱N

[@SuperMovieFan85]

Really? Jarvi looks like a young Solti? That's quite a resemblance.

[@SuperbBleu]

SuperMovieFan85 The young Solti looked more solemn. The old Sir Georg was quite charming and charismatic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKTWk3V7eKegj7s

[@richardamey3932]

@@SuperbBleu Actually, he reminds me of the comedian from Birmingham, Jasper Carrott, with a broken nose. And Jarvi is conveying to me he's having a little bit more fun. And wouldn't you with this symphony, and a band as scintillating as this one?

[@isaacs2840]

jarvi rewrites the symphony

[@KM-om8ch]

Isaac s almost

[@趙暎和]

26:36

[@somethingtojenga]

This looks sped up - just about but not quite to Beethoven's tempo marking! XD

[@psalmtone2008]

It's pretty accurate, and they can do it well!

[@ionelaionita54]

Nu mai întrerupeți concertul simfonic cu reclame.

[@albertclemente8739]

Nice democratic staccato. When you have an unconcrete gesture is difficult for winds to play together.

[@KM-om8ch]

Musicians seem to enjoy being actors in a film Not bad though

[@richardamey3932]

It's playing this music with this conductor the players are enjoying! Nobody's posing. But let's hear it for the camera and vision mixing people. They've conveyed so much of the executional effort as well as the drama, fizz and playfulness in the score. The fact Jarvi and Beethoven nearly leave them behind in their wake seems to make it that more electrifying to watch.

[@KM-om8ch]

Great explanation. Having read your interpretation, it’s more “electric” to watch. I mean no offence

[@richardamey3932]

@@KM-om8ch Perfectly natural for the orchestral musicians to be proudly part of the recording project and be included in the line-up! Confident, but high-octane scary! A lot different to playing The Lark Ascending!

[@Woopark22]

Hi

[@maxxmuscoby430]

hi

[@ZackGasse]

This Man does not deserve Attention, fast, furious and all the time the same tempi, where is the feeling of the greatest mind in music besides Bach?

[@typetersen8809]

Toscanini said exactly the same thing when listening to his OWN conducting of Beethoven's Symphonies.....apparently he was having his hair cut and the barber thought that Toscanini (totally unaware) would enjoy listening to his own recordings. 🤣

[@chandananimalsepala7825]

ලෝකයේ විවිධ ශබ්ද

[@benchinoun1]

je n'ai pas aimer la cadence elle est hyper vif et comme un " presto" et c'est trop pour ce mouvement noter Allegro-Vivace

[@CaioTube_23]

E a Pastoral

[@mouse454]

tired cellists

[@menahembrodchandel4617]

sorry y prefer conductors that are more elegant. dressed the performance is great .............

[@deaddada]

Boer

[@mentariorudy]

Yo prefiero, que un director de orquesta, use corbata blanca.

[@AndiZ23]

Yes absolutely, to dress properly is far more important than to sound brilliant!

[@honda412000]

I usually enjoy Jarvi readings but this one is ridiculously fast! Last movement specially is almost a joke. Poor Beethoven.

[@KM-om8ch]

honda412000 well the last mov is kind of a Mozart- joke isn’t it? Though I get your point

[@johnryskamp7755]

Too fast and too loud. Is it a symphony or a blizzard? Beethoven would have been horrified.

[@deaddada]

Incorrect. Know your history.

[@deaddada]

I mean for God's sake are you interested in the quality of the music or the decorum. Snobbery such as this is what is killing Weatern classical music.Beethoven wrote for the people!