Mahler Symphony No 4 Maazel Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 1998 Movie Live

00:39 I. Bedächtig, nicht eilen
18:41 II. In gemächlicher Bewegung,
ohne Hast
28:54 III. Ruhevoll, poco adagio
52:30 IV. Sehr behaglich
1:02:41 Applause
Heather Harper, soprano
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Lorin Maazel, conductor

[@angelosilva4051]

Mahler, Maazel ,Israel una triade perfetta.Grazie dal profondo dell'anima.

[@RonaldWilliams-rz6wp]

I love this heavenly symphony. The first movement and the third movement are like a song.

[@yesterwhere]

Thank you for this sublime recording. Heavenly delight; Dancing, singing through the light; Peaceful joys take flight.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This wonderful performance is full of Mahler's aesthetics

[@leestamm3187]

A fine performance of the venerable Mahler masterwork. A pleasure to both hear and watch.

[@juergensteiniger5118]

Der Dirigent Lorin Maazel fasziniert immer wieder. Danke!

[@ettoregelli6834]

WHAT a conductor !!!!

[@user-sh1cm6kp9u]

Sublime.

[@neilmurphy7554]

The thing here I think, is that Maazel ADORES this symphony. Standout performance here just as the recording he did with the Vienna Phil.

[@freemysoles3892]

Maazel is my favorite Mahler conductor. There is competition, but when I hear others, often I feel like this is the conductor's version of the piece. When Maazel conducts, I feel like it is Mahler's version.

[@markokassenaar4387]

You may want to check the Iván Fischer one with the Budapest Festival Orchestra. It has the same kind of lightness.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

No４heals and nouriishes the soul

[@karlheinzkirchmann6469]

It‘s contrary😅

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@karlheinzkirchmann6469 You are wrong

[@karlheinzkirchmann6469]

@@shin-i-chikozima It’s pure cynicism.

[@camilloflaim7242]

I have listened Maazel to play geige for sonata of C.Franck , when i was on Rome like player of organ on basilica and like teacher for many students.

[@elzbietabonthrone6584]

Love you...no matter.....lovemy🇦🇮🇧🇪

[@Lircking]

My favoritue movement is the applause

[@angvoigt1]

impressive

[@Happysongkla]

ちょうどこの演奏家にいました。その当時普通の演奏だと思っていましたけれど、20年以上経ち改めてみるとやはり素晴らしいです。upしてくれてありがとうございます。

[@EvanThee]

You are most welcome. I was honored to be a part of the performance.

[@klavierkarajan1490]

Bravo!!

[@hellopukahjm7781]

ៀ០ៀ

[@415CaliBud]

Love this song's a lot eventhough I cann't understand so sweet & I love to listen love song & mellow music.❤❤❤

[@axelx4770]

It isn’t a song.

[@nicopohl2060]

It's a genuine, 21 carat top of the shelf Mahler song that can be listened to separately. Also available with piano accompaniment.

[@axelx4770]

I suggest you look up the definition of song.

[@nicopohl2060]

@@axelx4770 Scuttle back to your hole in the mud, squishy little trolI.

[@DressedForDrowning]

A great piece of work!! 😀

[@marshallartz395]

✨✨Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)✨✨ ✨ *Symphony No. 4 (1899-1900)* ✨ 00:39 I. Bedächtig, nicht eilen 18:41 II. In gemächlicher Bewegung, ohne Hast 28:54 III. Ruhevoll, poco adagio 52:30 IV. Sehr behaglich 1:02:41 *Applause* Heather Harper, soprano Israel Philharmonic Orchestra Lorin Maazel, conductor

[@EvanThee]

Thank you!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@richardwilliams473]

At 48:25 you see the timpanist using 2 mallet sticks on each of his timpani drums. In his mind,Mahler thought that using 2 mallet sticks on each drum would produce a more louder or forte sound, when in fact it actually produces a more muffled sound . But I must say it does look good !!

[@muslit]

I think Mahler would have known what sound using two mallets would produce, being one of the greatest orchestrators, not to mention one of the greatest conductors.

[@user-lj1sc9bs4t]

とても上質ではありますが起伏が平坦です。 4楽章後半の静かな歌声には驚きました

[@anonymoussource701]

That isn't Heather Harper

[@stephenhall3515]

Really? Sounds and looks like Dame Heather.

[@anonymoussource701]

Looks nothing like her@@stephenhall3515

[@hugowilliams1988]

Definitely influenced by Wagner.

[@jasonhurd4379]

Really? Of all Mahler's symphonies, the fourth bears the least resemblance to Wagner's æsthetic. May I ask what features of this work brought Wagner to mind for you?

[@MARTIN201199]

No. Absolutely. I love Wagner’s music and this is totally different.

[@robinsekanina8025]

Chill out, Mahler refered to Wagner many times, see Bruno Walter memories... He admired him a lot.

[@user-mh2sk3lb4q]

Макрон это чтоли Моцарт под псевдонимом?

[@user-mh2sk3lb4q]

...... 😢

[@user-mh2sk3lb4q]

Вы че там курите? Вы официальный ресурс ни чего не боитесь?