Ludwig van Beethoven - Quatuor n°16 en fa majeur op.135 - 3ème mouvement -

2015 .07.01 - Seiji Ozawa International Academy Switzerland
Orchestre Ensemble à Cordes sous la direction de Seiji Ozawa

[@claudiobernardo5233]

c'est la sagesse en absolue que couronne toute une vie

[@vincentlombardo9797]

'extremely slow, quietly sung' ... the enigmas of a journey's end, for Beethoven, Ozawa, and those who listen.

[@jean-yvesbranquet3634]

Dans cette version "orchestrale", on mesure probablement davantage qu'en quatuor, à quel point Beethoven était en avance sur son temps.... "J'écris pour les générations à venir", disait-il. Impossible de nier cette affirmation : n' entend on pas déjà ici Gustav Mahler.? Voire l'école de Vienne.? L'interprétation est ici limpide, sans emphase, le texte, seulement le texte..... Magnifique.! Merci !

[@myriammaryam5257]

Superbement vu....et dit. Merci 🙏🌹

[@HectorGarcia-ho3xe]

Definitely the last movement of Mahler 3 got some inspiration of this Beethoven quartet!

[@vivalavideoable]

I’m feeling the final the end of Mahler 9..

[@vivalavideoable]

@@HectorGarcia-ho3xeAlmost a direct quote.

[@ludix711]

This is beyond beauty...Beethoven understood

[@PascalCapiomont]

Le vent souffle et se laisse orienter. Beethoven cède sa place lorsqu'il est ainsi compris et respecté. Privilège de l'homme qui ne se dresse plus comme le mat trop fier et orgueilleux dont l'horizon dirigé n'e serait que le sien, celui d'un homme qui se courbe, accepte et se résigne noblement en tendant ses mains vers l'avenir... Lento assai, cantante e tranquillo

OUI ,quelle sagesse, que dire de cet immense chef mais plus encore de cet homme simple nanti d'un génie rare , au talent qui ne se montre plus si ce n'est que dans l'exaltation de nos cœurs. Merci Maitre.

[@agnesrondo]

Je crois que je reviendrai souvent ici - car le visuel a tellement pris le dessus sur mon écoute que j'ai à peine entendu ! ; c'est un comble ;) - Magnifique, magnifique chef d'orchestre et ce qu'il instaure ! Ca touche au miracle ---- Merci !

[@hvandieren]

Watching Seiji Ozawa's expressiveness and hands -- sans baton -- as he leads this marvelous youthful ensemble playing Beethoven's pure, stately and emotive piece leads me to this question: Why is there not a standard for conductors to be positioned facing not only their orchestra, but the audience as well? Were I a member of the live audience, I would not wish to be be deprived of the intimate visual of master Ozawa's face as we see here in this video. I watched with tears welling in my eyes and a wistful smile upon my lips. Bless Seiji Ozawa's soul in heaven.

[@rodolphehenkel9268]

Toujours impressionnant le maestro cette façon bien à lui de diriger toujours expressif

[@segreteriaorchestragiovani8720]

Meravigliosa musica , meraviglioso Ozawa e grandi i suoi giovani musicisti !

[@rodolphehenkel9268]

Tout simplement merveilleux en totale communion avec ses musiciens

[@boberickson2898]

We mortals are unfit to comment on this tonal miracle. We're just fortunate to have ears.... Beethoven had lost his ears 20 years before this was composed, not to mention that he was dying from cirrhosis. For this old boy, THIS is the Pinnacle of Western music. Beautiful old Seiji.....and not one player older than 30 ! Bravissimo, I say !

[@eugenenizker9597]

"not one player older than 30". Not exactly. I think I see Nabuko Imai there.

[@boberickson2898]

@@eugenenizker9597 Of course. My mistake😔

[@aspeck_of_dust_from_alien_land]

@@boberickson2898 NP at all. We all make mistakes, and this one was easy to make. 🙂

[@boberickson2898]

@@aspeck_of_dust_from_alien_land Thanks for cutting me the slack....she is older than me.🙄

[@telephilia]

Heartbreaking beautiful and reflected in Maestro Ozawa''s persona while conducting.

[@claudioescuriale4954]

Ho ascoltato quella pausa finale sperando non finisse mai

[@laurat.6368]

... ahh los gestos de amor de una persona dedicada a cultivar y custodiar música, hermosa música como el director de orquesta Seiji Ozawa, recientemente fallecido... ... no he visto nada mas tierno. Es un pequeño viaje

[@otonokayou]

If this is not beauty, what is beauty…? Thank you so much. One of big gift for our souls.

[@rodolphehenkel9268]

Que d’émotions dans sa gestuelle et expressions de son visage c’est cel vivre la musique

[@garasadae9597]

김수연 바이올리니스트 저 자리에 있는 걸 보니 든든하다.

[@rolfyhh.8059]

Amazing, this is from another Planet.

[@eric_plisson]

Quelle merveille ce chef-d'orchestre ! Une beauté sans nom.

[@yugrusretep]

It brings the joy of tears to my eyes. So inwardly beautiful.

[@jaroslavhavlicek2904]

Heartbreaking beautiful and reflected the soul of great Maestro Ozawa.

[@Violinlesson-Venice]

Non servono parole! Mamma mia che emozione!

[@gpueblagil]

Descanse en Paz, maestro. Muchas gracias por su dedicación

[@yolainesene8691]

Sublime Merci, Thank you

[@olivierfalise8822]

Magnifique, les émotions et la complicité de toutes et tous...

[@rinacravero]

Qué hermosa interpretación, muy emocionante. Gracias señor Ossawa por regalarnos tanta belleza junto con Beethoven. Descanse en paz entre coros de ángeles.

[@yugrusretep]

I would like to add that it appears that Seiji Ozawa seems live, to float with / on the music.

[@danemagruder]

an absolutely moving piece

[@henriquemarioamorim5811]

Magnífico! Salve maestro Seiji Ozawa>

[@Bassoonist_Lisboa]

Que incrível a orquestra é que maestro gênio. A melhor interpretação que já vi na vida. Amei demais.

[@evandroconde7744]

Agradeço eternamente ao KZbin por possibilitar que possa assistir essa viagem que o Osawa (se) permitiu compartilhar

[@Silvi-c-HAC]

Buena Vuelta al Hogar Maestro. Gracias por regalarnos tanta belleza et snsibilidad

[@theantonioexperience]

RIP Maestro

[@fluxman41]

Exquisitely beautiful.

[@lyolevrich]

Maestro Ozawa Thank You 🙏

[@marceloallensilva9301]

Hello, I always admire the originality of the execution respecting the idea of ​​the composer and the intention of the conductor, in this case the orchestra was sublime, enchanting, the nuances very well explained, the dynamics that is the soul of the work always very well noticed and much more Led by the master Ozawa who in the bag carries the guidance of the greatest regent of all time "karajan, so the orchestra is in good hands.Congratulations on the excellent work done.

[@victoriacarra6689]

MARAVILLOSO❤❤❤❤❤

[@gianpaga11]

C'est très émouvante. Eine sehr ergreifende Musik! Herzlichen Dank!!!

[@nadiairenelacina4498]

Sublime interpretación!

[@goethemephisto]

Simply, pure and sublime!

[@dricadrica8955]

Beethoven, o homem que escutava a música do CRIADOR 🙏!

[@sharanjeetmand]

Thank you thank you

[@LorisCastagnini]

Meraviglioso.

[@jeanneramirez3490]

émouvant , merci Camille

[@lesirenedititano1]

Attimi di meraviglia ❤

[@ZeMarques-p8o]

absolutamente divino

[@ruisilveira6240]

BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏 BRAVO 👏👏👏👏 BRAVÍSSIMO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@simonho8374]

Is there a source to purchase this recording (digital download or music CD) ? I love this performance so much, deeply moved.

[@evandroconde7744]

A alegria ao final. Pena que cortaram.

[@hemc2cpointcarre759]

"Je crois en Dieu et en Beethoven". Richard Wagner.

[@ericdew2021]

Are there video clips of movements 1, 2, and 4?

[@JT29501]

Its good, and certainly Ozawas influence on the interpretation is good, but I still prefer to hear the tone and interplay of the individual instruments personally.

[@victoriacarra6689]

❤❤❤❤

[@むさし-e9x]

Seiji ozawa's son is listening to music.

[@mariajuliadimare2814]

Belleza

[@reginereinedmond2307]

💜

[@rodolphehenkel9268]

L’expression des visages

[@yl4521]

0:35

[@james.housego]

A great loss

[@osarusun]

I can't belive that none of the players fall asleep for such a slow and quiet music.

[@xyzt_poetry]

Delicioso.

[@serendrixsan9191]

Mahler 3 lol

[@jcpfrr502]

il est super moche l'orchestre 😂

[@michelrenard500]

C'est quoi un orchestre super moche ??

[@michelrenard500]

A part ça, la musique, ça vous parle ?

[@torresedith4023]

Cuistre!

[@seongmin_choi1123]

Your soul is many times uglier than theirs

[@kikadevienne]

Absolutely brilliant. Speaking to the bottom of my heart.