Mendelssohn: 4. Sinfonie (»Italienische«) ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Paavo Järvi

Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy:
4. Sinfonie (»Italienische«) ∙
(Auftritt) 00:00 ∙
I. Allegro vivace 00:34 ∙
II. Andante con moto 11:10 ∙
III. Con moto moderato 16:56 ∙
IV. Saltarello. Presto 23:04 ∙
hr-Sinfonieorchester (Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra) ∙
Paavo Järvi, Dirigent ∙
Alte Oper Frankfurt, 16. Juni 2012 ∙
Website: www.hr-sinfonieorchester.de
Facebook: / hrsinfonieorchester

[@jakubstruzynski8124]

I. Allegro vivace 0:34 II. Andante con moto 11:10 III. Con moto moderato 16:56 IV. Saltarello. Presto 23:04

[@thebraveminion]

Dzięki, ziom

[@eddardstark6604]

감사합니다

[@maxdpgn8335]

Ty

[@jordischuler1186]

Thank you

[@astridrunzheimer9921]

Sehr schön. Ich finde es auch sehr beruhigend!!!

[@safirasnh]

i heard this piece for the first time in 2007 or 2008 i guess from barbie move (twelve dancing princesses) and i immediately fall in love since then! but no matter how hard i tried to find the title i never found it until today........this piece literally haunts me for years and i'm glad i stumbled upon this again today!

[@AlwaysStanaNathan]

Same ahaha I was in music class and I was shocked and so happy to find it finally after all those years

[@katyexley8190]

See, people may mock Barbie, but because of those films, I adore classical music, and ballet!

[@8moltovivace8]

omg I relate to you... The copy of the movie I had was of low quality so it took me a few tries to find this (from the end credits). I found it five years ago and since then I haven't stopped listening to classical music :)

[@vernabassemier1367]

this was also the music Sergie Grinko and Ekaterrina Gordieva skated to in one f the opympics

[@MegaMech]

You can google the music that movies use

[@kerencanelo8580]

Kids today watch a Barbie film and end up listening to Mendelssohn.

[@itsitery_1449]

Yeee , so true

[@lunarose4128]

Yes so true

[@marks7980]

Kids yesterday with Warner Bros. cartoons.

[@sophiamura9484]

HELPPP it's a rabbit hole, truly

[@pedrosaune]

Can't relate

[@TheItalianAtheist]

While writing this symphony, Mendelsohn was in vacation in our country and wrote these words to his parents home: "This is Italy! And now has begun what I have always thought ... to be the supreme joy in life. And I am loving it. Today was so rich that now, in the evening, I must collect myself a little, and so I am writing to you to thank you, dear parents, for having given me all this happiness".

[@mariaangelicadiaz4343]

Hoy ha sido tan rico que debo recomponerme..... Se habrá tomado unos copetines?? Que lindo desde Italia para el mundo. Ellos poseyeron el talento desde otras esferas para elevar el espíritu de los qué necesitamos y podemos sentir las notas musicales como células felices. En el alma y el corazón.

[@rosalinddando2289]

I first heard this as a child in the late 80s or early 90s when it provided the soundtrack to a cassette version of the audiobook of Peter Pan - I can find no evidence that this existed outside of my memories, but I heard this music on Classic FM and was immediately transported back to my childhood bedroom and listening to this beautiful symphony. I'm so glad I found out what it was!

[@wz6482]

Man sieht dem Dirigenten die Freude an der Musik einfach an. 👍

[@tannhauser7584]

My favorite Mendelsohn story is how his father, a businessman, indulged his son's musical interest. Instead of forcing him into business, he hired musicians to play the latest compositions, and invited friends and business associates into his home for the concerts. Not for an established composer, but for a TEENAGER just learning composition on the fly.

[@harryhagan5937]

His son was a prodigy. It would have been criminal to direct him elsewhere.

[@tannhauser7584]

@@harryhagan5937 Still, it was an either/or. A father with a different mindset could have just as easily stifled the music and forced him into business. I love Mendelsohn's music, but I have a lot of respect for his father, too.

[@harryhagan5937]

@@tannhauser7584 Wasn't it actually his grandfather who was the fiscal genius? Moses, I think? Not sure.

[@harryhagan5937]

@@tannhauser7584 Wasn't it actually his grandfather who was the fiscal genius? Moses, I think? Not sure.

[@ZulcanPrime]

Felix's sister Fanny was just as talented too.

[@adrianoseresi3525]

Mendelssohn is truly underrated. His music so easily captures the heart.

[@adrianoseresi3525]

Ach! I could not agree more!!

[@SigfriedNothung]

Because He was a Jew ...

[@annedwyer797]

@@SigfriedNothung Please take your anti-Semitic comments elsewhere.

[@annedwyer797]

I agree! He wrote some of the most delightful music in all of classical music. This first movement of the Italian Symphony and the overture to "A Midsummer Night's Dream" are prime examples.

[@SigfriedNothung]

@@annedwyer797 of course i do . ! i'm going to go to comment any Wagner's video

[@yurastoyan5973]

Исполнение просто изумительное. Я в полном восторге от него😮❤❤❤❤❤...

[@joselopes2293]

Mendelssohn is one of the main authors of the Romantic period. The sensitivity and simultaneously the harmony of the symphony are amazing. Only an extraordinary composer, with immense talent and outstanding musical genius could compose this masterpiece. The orchestra’ s direction and interpretation are superb.BRAVISSIMO.

[@yurastoyan5973]

Оркестр и дирижёр просто супер! Исполнение просто идеальное, - выше всяких похвал. Удовольствие от прослушивании шедевра Мендельсона, - неописуемо😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤...

[@camillae9539]

Barbie in the 12 dancing princesses brought me here.

[@ricardomolina3310]

Probably the best live performance of this symphony on KZbin.

[@lisal4824]

This is lovely but this is my favorite go to is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIDNeZuJarKnrKM

[@khalilmutallibov]

@@lisal4824 oh no, this performance sucks, it is too slow

[@agent-sz2qj]

@@khalilmutallibov Maybe that's why i liked it so much, i usually like slowed down versions (i'm not a musician though, just a listener)

[@janpirklbauer5006]

One year ago, another performance by the hr of this symphony was released, but conducted by Andrés Orozco-Estrada. While this recoding is great, I like the new one better.

[@ZulcanPrime]

I agree with you on that note!

[@FranzFischerSDG]

I am in tears. We owe so much to F. Mendelssohn - Bartholdy for keeping the tradition of German Music especially Bach's music.

[@andersrhedin1877]

Det är en fröjd att se och höra hur Paavos händer leder musiken och trollar fram hur det ska låta!! Och frasen med de tre hornen i tredje satsen:musikaliskt en höjdpunkt! som gläder en amatörhornist som jag. Så detta är en glädjerik musikalisk vandring från spänsten och styrkan i första och sista satsen till mjukheten dessemellan.Bravo och tackar 🙏🏻👏

[@diananelson3611]

If I could listen to only one piece of music for the rest of my life, this would be it. The first movement is the perfect salutation to the new day.

[@mizmiki65]

If a stray dog had not wandered into a concert stage in Turkey, I would never have hears this symphony. Good dog.

[@maryd4369]

awwww

[@charlottasayadkhanian4323]

I heard this symphone when I was young. Herbert von Karajan I think. A bit slower, a bit more emfas, better. It seems you compare everything with the first performance you hear. But André Previn is also a good conducter. What is all this Putin talk about?

[@sarahbtopper]

@@charlottasayadkhanian4323 the conductor looks just like Putin.

[@benamidon5643]

wholesome

[@todddecker8698]

Growing up my parents would always play classical music on the radio. Specifically WQXR broadcast from New York City. Every Saturday morning, often while the family was eating breakfast, the show "Breakfast Symphony" would air, and the third movement of Mendelssohn's Symphony #4 would be the theme song to open the program. I love the whole symphony but this movement brings back good memories of family breakfast on Saturday mornings. Excellent performance by the FRS as lead by Paavo Järvi. Thank you.

[@BMessemer]

I like to imagine Mozart being sat down to hear this piece for the first time, seated next to Mendelssohn himself, and from nearby I watch them listen to the piece together.

[@trax5459]

This is my favorite symphony since my childhood

[@Leinadx100]

This is better than 10 red bulls, you made my day Mendelssohn

[@TheRodoldo]

10 cups of nasty coffee is already better than 10 red bulls.

[@theMad_Artist]

lol i have a friend who i can 100% imagine saying this exact sentence

[@robbydyer4500]

psychic energy > physical energy

[@kerencanelo8580]

Jahahahahahahha

[@cioccolateriaveneziana]

Exactly, totally energising :-) What has a similar effect on me is the 3rd part of Schumann's piano concerto and 1st part of Mozart's concerto no. 25, especially if the pianist is Ivan Moravec.

[@alfredoabbisogno3912]

Il top della musica classica ... Non si può mancare all' ascolto ...❤

[@tombeton9300]

So oft gehört, immer wieder schön. Hier können die Musiker nicht nur des Stückes wegen aus dem Vollen schöpfen, man merkt auch die Lust am musizieren in jeder einzelnen Note. Sehr angenehme Interpretation!

[@guycohenhanoch7721]

11:00 2nd Mov. 16:55 3rd.. 23:05 4rth!28:25 claps!

[@hezarfen_1923]

+Guy cohen hanoch wonderful symphony & thank you for the track list :) you are a real good guy...

[@guycohenhanoch7721]

Erman Gg with pleasure

[@TheMaestro2005]

The claps came in early and they were flat

[@pedro.sh101]

thanks!

[@bt10ant]

Thanks. This should be pulled up to the top of the comments.

[@heinersiedentopf4531]

eine sehr schoene symphonie

[@nicknick6128]

Эта симфония у Мендельсона одна из самых удачных. Прекрасный оркестр. Прекрасное исполнение. Зал конечно на высоте. Акустику могут оценить только слушатели. Все на отлично. Спасибо. Привет из Киева.

[@johnmartlew5897]

Jarvi wasn’t just conducting this orchestra. I got the sense he was having a musical conversation with every individual musician there, and they were all enjoying it immensely. I certainly did. His hands were not so much directive, but inviting the participants to brilliant participation.

[@stanleyshelmire]

That's Jarvi for you! Check out Jarvi conducting Saint-Saens 3rd Symphony. He's having a blast with the orchestra!

[@martineccles9477]

As I'm sure everyone knows Paavo is the son of Neeme Jarvi the world famous conductor and is adored and loved by musicians and audiences around the world for his sheer joy and love of the music and indeed musicians. He is an inspiration to all especially the young and he respects all musicians as he knows and understands how difficult it is to get to the top of the profession to become a world class orchestral player. He was born in Estonia but now resides in the USA with his family. A truly adorable conductor to work with, he has a generous heart and a wonderful sense of humour.

[@peterbesch6899]

Ein Meisterwerk,von einem Genie seiner Zeit.

[@aovint63]

Jarvi is the first conduct I love who's younger than me. He somehow manages to take a classical piece and find something new and refreshing, yet rings so right. His Beethoven symphonies are my favourite interpretation and he's just as great with this piece.

[@windstorm1000]

+aovint63 I think you're right--good observation--he respects the pieces and yet finds something new/old in them

[@kentahagiwara3006]

+aovint63 agreed. loved watching him in Cincinnati... I miss him so much

[@Oskar-sl6zx]

It's not Jarvi, it's Mr. Putin.

[@markhughes7927]

He has a lovely smile!

[@user-mc2gk9oe9g]

Hermosa.musica. Excelente.conduccion Tagore.pedrozo.desde.uruguay

[@vangel1443]

As usual, Paavo Järvi is magnificent. One of the best conductors out there.

[@MadanaBhatKhandige]

Yes, he does have a childish innocence in his facial gestures, though he's backing it up with a lot of substance, which is more than can be said of Gustavo Dudamel.

[@steveschwieterman9109]

He is a real encourager!!

[@lordspongebobofhousesquare1616]

@@MadanaBhatKhandige dudamel is good though

[@paulsomers6048]

He comes by it naturally. His dad Neeme isn't exactly shabby!! Probably still the most recorded conductor.

[@musicalme27]

​@@lordspongebobofhousesquare1616 7:02 good in the politically correct way.

[@romolociuffo]

Brilhante... grande maestro... orquestra de mestres... um clássico entre os clássicos

[@tvanya]

It is not just this performance, but this orchestra is tops, including Jarvi,.

[@user-rv5gi7hv6c]

Поздновато я для себя открыла этого композитора -- Мендельсон . Конечно , только что знала , так это " Свадебный марш " . Но Мендельсон очень глубок , очень ! Мне неожиданно понравились его псалмы . Понравился этот оркестр под руководством классного дирижёра . 🌹

[@user-rv5gi7hv6c]

Ничего , Наташа , ( пишу я себе ) , лучше поздно , чем никогда .

[@elemesms4215]

I played this last year. So beautiful! I love the first Mov. THIS is music, and nothing else!♥

[@felixmendelssohn991]

You're so beautiful too.♥

[@menikgunewardena7417]

Azrael.torres. Playing it this year. Dying over the Presto😱

[@rpgbound5787]

I'm in love with this part 3:07 And that Oboe!

[@Rx-mn5fv]

Great music cannot be denied, and this Symphony is great music. It has sweep, bravura, and melody. Anyone who could compose the "Octet" at age 16 has to have what it takes as does this Symphony. Bravo! Bravo!

[@RealFelixMendelssohn]

The. Best. Symphony. Ever. Written. You performed it Exceedingly Adequate.

[@robertfrankgill5962]

Around 18:30 (3rd movement) Paavo Jarvi leaves us in no doubt that he loves Mendelssohn's music. Wonderful.

[@iconicshrubbery]

So nice to see a conductor conducting the composer's spirit and the energy of the musicians towards us the audience.

[@horaciogilardi9776]

El conductor cuida hasta el mínimo detalle de la partitura, Bravo Jarvi !!! y la orquesta Impecable !!!

[@lindseysummers5351]

I heard this symphony on one of my all-time favorite films, Breaking Away (nominated for Best Picture, 1979). And, wouldn't you know it, as I was driving my little one back from his horseback riding lesson one Saturday, I turned on NPR and what do I hear? This masterpiece!! With the scenery turning from rural to suburban on my hour-long drive, it was so perfect. What a better way to spend an otherwise boring Saturday drive than to enhance it with the sounds of Mendelssohn.

[@maronisdiyslps7273]

Ach Mensch, wenn ich doch nur musikalisches Talent hätte! Es gibt so viele tolle Instrumente, die alle ohne Stecker auskommen und damit meine ich nicht die poplige Gitarre, sondern alles, was man hier sieht. Ich wüsste gar nicht, welches ich am liebsten spielen wollen würde. Aber na ja, so bleibt mir nur der bewundernde Blick auf jene, die mit diesen Dingen umgehen können!

[@jauscielingjauquae6864]

BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO APPLAUSE. Excellent.

[@jasg7550]

Excelente interpretación a cargo de este Gran Director, que merece respeto por su extraordinario talento. La orquesta magnífica. gracias por subir esta obra maestra de la música.

[@alainrobynsds5735]

un éblouissement de tous les instants,admiration profonde

[@valeriechapman1612]

Mendelssohn 4 Symphonies (Italiensche) he Simphonie orchester Paavo Jarvi Absolutely wonderful !!! with this talented Orchestra along with Conductor Paavo Jarvi. Its a delight to listen to such a lovely piece of music so beautifully done ✅Mendelssohn was a gifted Composer to capture such wonderful music about Italy 🇮🇹 I never tire of listening to it again and again. Delightful.

[@ZulcanPrime]

The Italian Symphony is one of my favourite compositions from Mendelssohn.

[@EpigeneticAlteration]

I never knew Mr. Putin was a conductor as well

[@OboeWhizzy]

I also didn't know he was capable of facial expressions. But here, Mr. Putin looks absolutely inspiring!

[@windstorm1000]

+EpigeneticAlteration I don't know if Jarvi would resent that or find it amusing--the Russians, you know, brutalized his country--Estonia--for 50 yrs--and it finally escaped Communist yoke when Berlin walls went down in '90.

[@ryanstarlight8018]

He doesn't look like him....

[@ilincutaalex6029]

EpigeneticAlteration I think your brain become smooth and small. And your eyes....you ought to wear lenses

[@ilincutaalex6029]

EpigeneticAlteration Your brain is small and smooth.

[@catherinejones9396]

What a delightful rendition of this wonderful little symphony. Both conductor and orchestra are to be congratulated. There are moments in it when one is tempted to dance. Thankyou for the download FRO.

[@yurastoyan5973]

Высочайшее мастерство дирижера и оркестра. Исполнение симфонии великого Мендельсона практически безупречно, и темп взят бодренький, живой. Благодарю автора и исполнителей за предоставленное мне эстетическое наслаждение❤.

[@user-rv5gi7hv6c]

❤

[@JulietteCharlie]

The mouvement of the musiciens physiquement is like the mouvement of the sea, the musiciens live the whole sinfonia in their souls.. bravo for you all and thanks so much given us a marvellous moment

[@benjamincuevaseninde]

-- Superbe Symphonie. Paavo Järvi est un chef qui rayonne de musique. L'harmonie de cet orchestre légendaire ne déroge pas à sa réputation. Bravo. --

[@agustinfodrini]

9:08 - 9:27............. Especially 9:25 - 9:27 That insanely small section is one of the greatest and most perfect rich additions I've ever heard, it could have perfectly ended with the high octaves just before it, but it didn't. This addition is pure perfection, it transmits me such an unbelievable feeling of fulfilled majesty and sublimeness. And I don't even think those words fully express the feeling...

[@bedenerexhepaj293]

Great performance!!! Great orchestra!!! Thank you Maestro Paavo Jarvi!! Bravo!!

[@carlosromeroalmonacid1018]

DEMASIADO VIVACE !!

[@sergiocontreras3447]

This may well be the best version I have heard: the conductor, the orchestra, the cameras, the sound. Everything was perfect. Thank you for posting.

[@musicalme27]

Toscanini's version is not too shabby

[@sergiocontrerss2650]

@@musicalme27 Yes, Sir, I think you are correct

[@nikakozar832]

truly some of the best performances of this symphony on youtube in my opinion!

[@theingabo212]

What a spectacular performance! Maestro Jarvi really dropped the mic, conducting this brilliant symphony. By watching this, we can see how each players are assimilate into this music. They're all enjoying the moment. It's always sensational to see Frankfurt radio symphony orchestra being played under the baton of Maestro Jarvi. As far as I can see, his sedulous efforts towards the score studies really make this performance outstanding!

[@maurinmanetsch5387]

7:05 just gives me chills idk why its so amazingly well composed

[@agent-sz2qj]

I agree, That part is so majestic and uplifting.

[@rationalistssj6540]

Me, too! Whenever I get to that part I jump out of my seat like a man possessed and begin conducting. So sublime and so powerful.

Ez igazán szuper teljesítmény volt! A karmester szuggesztív egyénisége, kisugárzása záloga a zenekar átélt előadásának. Jó rátalálni az ilyen kincsekre...

[@livium9184]

You could see both Mozart and Beethoven influences in this symphony. Mendelssohn is definitely in the top ten best composers of all time.

[@enaralva]

Orchestra and director makes this marvelous symphony flow like the wind. Impecable version.

[@fmusumeci316]

grande direttore d'orchestra. Anche lui figlio d'arte, Bravo, Bravo, Bravo.

[@plantocrate6553]

Concordo. E finalmente ogni tanto un commento in lingua italiana. Siam davvero pochini. Fa pensare.

[@edgarfelipemurieltobon5966]

La Sinfonía "Italiana" me acompañaba en las tardes, cuando estudiaba Derecho, en 1971, en aquella casa de la 37 #15-72. La pasaba la Emisora HJCK el mundo en Bogotá.

[@sacredkinetics.lns.8352]

Absolutamente; lo recuerdo muy bien. Yo tenia siete años. Mi madre decia que a sus plantas les gustaba la musica classica.

[@shinemendwoor]

"Don't do this! Don't do that! Don't! Don't!!!! DONT!!!!!!!"

[@daniel3231995]

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[@user-br9gf1md5s]

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[@farrosmuhaljabbar3250]

Reference from Barbie in 12 dancing princess right ?

[@Myredcupcakes]

Dutchess of don't

[@angels5449]

?

[@yousbrm8229]

my favourite from felix ☺😊😄

[@felixmendelssohn991]

How about concertos and chamber music? :)

[@nathanhol42001]

This and his Midsummer Night's Dream for me! As far as orchestral Mendelssohn goes. I need to get more into his chamber stuff.

[@pianodude01]

In all of humankind's inventions...Mendelssohn "Italian" is a gem. And here, Järvi brings out its shine and beauty!

[@Rodrigo-rx3nf]

one of my favorite pieces

[@theMad_Artist]

The first movement is just simply perfect. The way Mendelssohn drives the music with the simple opening motif throughout the movement is just absolutely sublime. Only Beethoven or Bach could've written something so exciting using only one or two themes.

[@froggyctf5497]

Mendelsson was a freakin Genius’s genius

[@tannhauser7584]

@@froggyctf5497 ...and he (and we, in turn) was so lucky to have a father that indulged his passion for music. Father was a businessman and easily could have squelched the music and insisted that Felix learn the family business. Instead, he hires musicians and invites his friends and associates over to his home to hear Felix's latest compositions.

[@froggyctf5497]

almosta golfer ikr it turned out to be such a good decision. He was wise enough to let young Felix thrive in his expertise.

[@larryprimeau7738]

although Mendelssohn isn't my favorite composer, he's one of the best composers to hear one of his works live in concert. I saw Elijah live and it transported me. I never liked choral music before that but within a few minutes in was hooked.

[@harryhagan5937]

He would be famous if only for his work on Bach's behalf. But he was also superb musician and composer to boot.

[@lilalola33]

Fantastische Musik,fantastisches Orchester.......was will man mehr !?!?!

[@chai8941]

Everyone knows Mozart and Beethoven, why doesn't anyone remember Mendy? When I say this, I refer to the non-classical community.

[@steveschwieterman9109]

And many of them marched into or out of their graduation or marriage ceremonies to a Mendelssohn march, but they don't or won't remember!

[@divisix024]

If it wren't for Mendy you'd still be irrelavant!

[@icravecheddar7401]

@@divisix024 Nice twoset refrence

[@teasea4879]

@@icravecheddar7401 50 hours yo

[@doveyherzog5724]

Grew up with Mendelsshon, along with all the others, From Tartini to Tschailkowsky and everyone in between. A debt of gratitude I owe my father.

[@observatory87]

Sad that Mendelssohn died at only 38, he accomplished so much during his short life.

[@appleseed3456]

Beautifully done. I admire every section of this orchestra.

[@sheikowi]

Smaller ensemble, blazing music. Mendelssohn would love this conductor.

[@rosernabona9364]

Excel.lent , i , ara bona nit , dema tinc que matinar ❤❤

[@steveschwieterman9109]

This is the perfect orchestra to be playing Mendelssohn Italian Symphony. It has wonderful woodwinds, brass and percussion along with the great strings sections. I had hoped that I could hear them play Dvorak's Symphony #8, which also uses the entire orchestra. Their Dvorak's 8th was just posted on April 11, 2015, directed by Manfred Honeck. In 6-7 weeks, it has been watched over 6,700 times and the "likes" outnumber the "dislikes" by 118-0. Clara the flautist is brilliant as usual, and so is the rest of the orchestra. All of the solos, duets, trios and echoes are played beautifully. If you love this piece, you will that one, too!

[@jurgenhoffmann5817]

Steve Schwieterman I fully agree, especially regarding your comment on Clara, she really is my favorite!!

[@steveschwieterman9109]

+Jurgen Hoffmann A lot of people agree with us about Clara. At the end of Dvorak 8, when Maestro Honeck came back out for the first time, he motioned for Clara to stand. That caused deafening roar unmatched by any recognitions after that. Of course, she already has an international reputation as a premier flautist.

[@annedwyer797]

I can't hear the 1st movement without thinking of the wonderful cycling scene in "Breaking Away"! A great example of the use of classical music in film.

[@cioccolateriaveneziana]

I know the main theme from Italy Unpacked with Andrew Graham-Dixon and Giorgio Locatelli :-)

[@yurastoyan5973]

Великолепное исполнение замечательной музыки великого Мендельсона❤❤❤...

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

The "Italian Symphony" is a model of exhaustive energy, elegance, and aggressive cheeriness - the last named virtue possibly also a vice if one is looking for a symphony of more contrasting moods. I usually do, but its exuberance and sincerity always uplifts my spirit, and never more than in this committed performance which seems to convey all the joy Mendelssohn felt on his travels in Italy.

[@Meijibby]

The power of a childhood movie making me love classical music

[@ashcoates3168]

What movie?

[@itsitery_1449]

Yuh I agree

[@mikkonenyrjo]

This is food for tired soul! Divine1 Excellent performance!

[@taritaroy2141]

He is a pioneer of the world!!

[@rosernabona9364]

M, agrada molt aquest concert ❤

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

Impecable versión. La tarantella del último movimiento de una precisión absoluta y el director un MAESTRO

[@claudiofrasca-polara5387]

Mendelssohn, a great German friend of Italy, really expressed the best of Italian soul and Paavo Järvi and his orchestra are splendid interpreters. The 4th mov renders, like none, the joy of a Saltarello in a southern Italian village. Tutti bravissimi!

[@marcolucca6241]

Musica eccelsa di un ebreo

[@claudiofrasca-polara5387]

@@marcolucca6241 Risposta in Italiano: Che c'entra l'essere ebreo? Forse marco lucca è un seguace di Casa Pound - Reply in English: What has being jewish got to do? Perhaps marco lucca is a follower of Casa Pound (Italian fascist/recist organisation)?

[@marcolucca6241]

@@claudiofrasca-polara5387 non è tedesco, è ebreo, il che significa molto meglio

[@nightwish1000]

@@marcolucca6241 he was so german that he even converted to protestantism

[@marcolucca6241]

@@nightwish1000 and to be a real german you have to be white, blue eyes, blonde and of course protestant?! You have a really distorted image of Germany

[@laneaujerome9281]

THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST CONDUCTORS EVER

[@briancox3050]

that's your opinion but there are plenty more just as good out there...

[@rosernabona9364]

Medelssohn , es el primer concert que vaig comencar a estudiar violi al Conservatori ❤❤

[@solarczyk49]

Its nice to listen to beautiful music perfectly , performed . BRAVO 👏👏👏

[@PassionJo777]

By FAR one of the MOST difficult pieces!! Brilliant mastery..BRAVO

[@mariaangelicadiaz4343]

Me encanta esta sinfonía. De chica escuchaba música clásica h había un programa en la radio Chiloé de Castro, Chile. Era a las 15 hr. Ponía oreja mientras mi mamá hacia siesta. Y recuerdo esta pieza de Félix. Y me hacia soñar con otro lugar.

[@tehnoyarmarok6789]

Які чудові' лиця! Лайк' лайк' і' ще раз Лайк.

[@joelaw13]

I love the one clap at the end of the first movement.

[@uchihadante77]

I think Mendelssohn is my new hero.Why I didn´t know anything about him???

[@junoflox8085]

The italian Sinfonie of Mendelssohn is one of the most played Sinfonies ever. And I absolutly know why! Just go on a concert of a god orchestrer who playes the italien...

[@igormaxwel9870]

From Mendelssohn i like some pieces, but my favourite is the Piano Trio no.1 in D Minor Op.49, written in 1839. This trio is the "Foxtrot" by Mendelssohn (a allusion to famous Genesis album, released in 1972).

[@nicholasblackburn9160]

Igor Maxwel The Piano Trio was alluded to by Genesis, I doubt Mendelssohn heard any Genesis considering he was long dead.

[@igormaxwel6093]

***** This is only a comparation!

[@mechanicaldidgeridoo5741]

uchihadante77 Next try Mendelsohn's Concerto for 2 pianos and orchestra in E major. You'll be blown away!

[@kanalisationerstellen]

4 Saltarello took me off guard. Love Mendelssohn just *_*

[@user-pp9xz9kw4n]

これぞメンデルスゾーンのシンフォニー第４素晴らしい👍❤この素晴らしい演奏を聴くと私はモーツァルトのシンフォニー４１ジュピターを頭の中に浮かんできます。😂素晴らしい👍ありがとうございました。

[@guillermosantacruzsanchez-2734]

A mis nietas les encanta esta música, que identifican con las fantásticas escapadas nocturnas de las 12 Princesas Bailarinas.

[@michka841]

TF I thought all my life it was Tchaikovsky... It’s the fault of barbie - 12 princess

[@nathanhol42001]

Hahaha I remember hearing this piece in that!!! Throwback to the late 2000s and early 2010s when I watched Barbie movies with my little sister 😄😄 (I'm 19 now, she's 16)

[@rattywoof5259]

It sounds nothing like Tchaikovsky!

[@saiquatabassum6321]

@@rattywoof5259 it does to those who associate all the classic music in barbie to Tchaikovsky cuz they dont know any other composer. Aka me as a kid

[@kokorodokoro]

Unrelated, but every time I watch a classical performance I always have this obsessive thought at the silence between movements "Wouldn't it be embarrassing if somebody applauded right now?". (thanks for the upload. was good.)

[@haryburtoiu5111]

Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy was indeed a genius. I bet he would have been able to write a simphony begining fro Hava Nagila. The Italian Simphony is a chief work.

[@briancox3050]

yes I agree to a point, but let's not forget his Hebrides Overture...