Mahler : The glorious Adagios by Herbert von Karajan - BPO

[@CaptainCompassion1]

After years of rock and roll I came to classical music in middle age. Then I wandered for a while. As I am now much older I've discovered Mahler. Wish I had known him 60 years ago. He should take me to the end of things.

[@williamcummings3404]

Leonard Bernstein said that listening to Mahler was a journey. I agree, And he will as you say so beautifully take us all to the end of things

[@asylbeklesbaev]

Likewise, in my 40s I settled down with classical music of years of rock n roll. And Mahler's symphony 5 adagio is among my all time faves.

[@jamesbarlow6423]

Discovered him at 16. At RFK's funeral at St.Patrick's in '68 Bernstein and the NY Philharmonic performed the Adagio of Mahler's 5th. A year later I heard this here as backdrop to a documentary about Camus. No more Mahler again until '74, when I heard all of the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th. The 3rd I didn't hear until '79. The 9th I didn't hear until 1981, and I penned a short story inspired by its last movement, also an Adagio. The 1st and 8th I was holding in reserve, and didn't hear the latter until 1993. I listened to the 1st at some point but, compared to all the others, it seemed to me a dud. Be sure to scope out Bruckner too! Esp. his 4th, 5th, 7th and 9th. Vale!

[@hillcresthiker]

I guess im lucky because I loved Rock N Roll and still do but at the same time, I discovered Mahler at 22 and he has grown with me to my current age of 80. His music has comforted, consoled and uplifted me all my life and even though I am an atheist, I hope that the sound of the 2nd symphony (The Resurrection) will comfort me at the end.

[@artherladett442]

Much time yet for the remembrance of things lost, and to savor the wonder of existence on your denouement

[@carlosdasilva3993]

But suddenly I am sad, feel abandoned, melancholic and lost. I have been taken by Mahler to a sensitive world, where it is not embarrassing to show our real feelings. I miss a wonderful friend who is not here, anymore, and with a defenseless heart, I feel my friend near me. Thank you, Mr. Gustav Mahler, for making me a better human being. I will give you a hug, someday, on the other side.

[@Dana-ty3in]

🌹

[@BytomGirl]

How beautifully said, I have my entire family on the other side and during Holidays it is especially lonely, listening to these adagios I feel deep melancholy and sadness but it also brings me peace I haven't felt for a while living in this strange world of clashes between opposite factions and control and coincidentally, often Mahler's music is about clashes between the good and the bad (especially 5th symphony). My mind is relaxing now and releasing built up stress and anger. In the meantime lets hug people here on earth, the ones who deserve it. Oh, listen to Michael Tilson Thomas' documentary Keeping Score about Mahler

[@denise2169]

Thank you for this comment. Sadness and loneliness are true human emotions for which we should not be embarrassedI It is only some people in society who for some reason have been made to feel shame. By allowing myself to fully feel these emotions, even anger, as long as I am still respectful of others, I now feel liberated by feelings and memories locked away for 70 years. This balance has finally brought me he inner peace which I have sought all my life. I understand and honour the feelings this wonderful music brings to you.

[@allwinds3786]

I'm in a hospital with my dying wife, my soul mate, thinking of this music calms my soul 😪

[@aquilonnord1700]

@@allwinds3786 God give peace to your wife and consolation to your soul..

[@robertzeek4020]

Start times for each adagio. 4th immediately 5th 22:57 6th 35:00 9th 52:02

[@anthropoufilios]

thanks u!

[@marsaeolus9248]

Thank you

[@luigigutiman4739]

Thank you for sharing your playlist. Grettings from Cali Colombia.

[@mikhailburdeinyi4142]

Thank You Robert Zeek!!!

[@Quiltskate]

Thank you

[@EminAnimE1]

Mahler's adagios are out of this world. It's hard to understand how a human can compose such works.

[@גקליןיפה]

His. Whole. Soul. Was. Poured. Into. These. Heartbreaking. Symphonies. What. A. Sad. Life. Mahler. Livef🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@TheOakenTundrawolf]

Mahler lived his best life. He was truly a great composer, and he died married to the woman that God set him to be with, and vice versa. What more could you ask for.

[@Mr2Big2Tall]

Mahler's second symphony's choral finale is a real tear-jerker for me. Some of his music makes me think that he is searching for God.

[@peterwiddicombe4602]

I cling to music as a drowning man clings to life. For me, it's as important as the air that I breathe.

[@olivealbers2478]

Nothing is finer in this world, than Mahler and conducted by H.v.Karajan.

[@return2earthvideochannel]

You are absolutely right!

[@carlosvitas7205]

And played for such an orchestra.

[@Papageno1986]

A nazi could never capture Mahler right

[@JuergenOlafSteiniger]

Solti, Wit, Bernstein…

[@marcphilos9915]

First time hearing this. I'm at a loss. Tears rolling down my cheek. Looking back on a life wasted and myriad opportunities squandered. I don't think I'll ever emerge from this deep despair I'm feeling. This piece gives a most eloquent voice to my melancholy, much more eloquent than I can ever hope to be. I just want everyone to know that I tried. Thank you dear Mahler for all the beauty you have created.

[@InvestingForTomorrow24]

When it's gone and it was empty, it's kind of sad. Try to think of the accomplishments that did happen, and remember the pitfalls that were avoided, and it doesn't seem so bad.

[@gabykappscomposermariagabr749]

Is there nothing of value you did? It just can't be that your life is only a sum of failures. I also have squandered opportunities, potentials unexpressed. But if you even made a small gesture of help to your fellow man, it was worth it. I wish you all the serenity in the world.

[@jamesmatthews905]

Try listening to the entire first symphony, It always perks me up.

[@carlosilvestri6340]

@@gabykappscomposermariagabr749 ♥️

[@judithrobinson2647]

read Krishnamurti. He saved me from where you are.Love and blessings to you

[@sayadawujotika4549]

The Adagio of the fifth symphony is haunting. I love it and sometimes I am afraid to listen to it. It makes me feel sad. Yearning, longing, missing. Dream! Far away. Mysterious.

[@JofWest]

Have nearly the same feeling about that one. I discovered it not for long. The very first minutes, tears are falling down. Sad but peaceful and relax sometimes. A high master piece indeed

[@robertzeek4020]

Look up Leonard Bernstein's analysis of the fifth here on KZbin. The means to the 5th's adagio is so very simple and a key to the essence of music itself.

[@raymondtogtman1047]

It is in the soundtrack of the movie Death in Venice.

[@BytomGirl]

Actually, the whole symphony is about clash of good and evil, adagio represents the good and represents peace and other parts played by wind instruments are evil warmongers. At the end they make peace and all instruments play together.

[@sesi900]

It wakes in my heart worm waves of intense love

[@leibue1]

I’m flyng I’m in space and I can see my self!!!!!Instantly everything gets connected and I get the understanding of my existence and of this Univers!! Thank you my dear Maller I’m sure that we meet again because this only believe permits us to continue in this life

[@elhadrimohamed2489]

Pour moi C'est un voyage magnifique à travers les symphonies de mahler . C'est vraiment sublime , une agréable relaxation physique et spirituelle.

[@marcoantoniocampos8068]

Los adagios de Mahler dirigidos por Karajan es uno de los momentos más emotivamente sublimes de la historia de la música. Se tocan bellamente con todos sus tonos y matices las hojas del árbol del corazón y del alma.

[@СветланаЖилкина-ш6щ]

Эта музыка на всё времена : она делает нас людьми, наполняя душу и любовью, и страданием.

[@ilpezkato]

Coincido totalmente...enorme Mahler, genio tan denostado el suyo, un hombre fuera de su tiempo. Karajan impecable.

[@daveconroy5212]

We better better better 67,

[@sbcap3809]

When you speak of Masters, Mahler is a master of the envelopment of clarity in his pieces. That an orchestra could bring the sounds of single instruments and tones forth in such a manner, seems like only something we can do today with sophisticated filtering electronics. The sounds of the double bass, just don’t sound, but are prolonged, stuck in your bones, as are the violins who seem to linger, after the tone seems to have ceased to be played.

[@vivianblas3092]

Yes

[@vivianblas3092]

Yes it’s me

[@rachelca8]

The most sophisticated composer and a definer of 20th century music - all that we observe in films, theater is inspired by this. Not the simplest to listen to.

[@mellonclarinet4303]

Oooo drama has commenced

[@pwieland]

@Jeb Clar You can't compare the music of Bruckner and Mahler

[@freemysoles3892]

I see Mahler as a 19th century mind looking ahead into the 20th century and not liking what he sees. Unfortunately, he was right.

[@mariacuencoscuyen2496]

how heart felt commnts I am reding. I couldn be more in synch with unknown people here, whom I wish once I have the opprtunity to get to know. How wonderful to understand human beings in this crazy world this moment. A big hug to all and to our beloved gustav Mahler.

[@TheOakenTundrawolf]

Quite something considering he was banned by Nazi Germany, I have a very strong attachment to his music also. Of course, quite an irony that the biggest artillery piece at the time was named "Gustav" after a different human of course. Truly a dichotomy between good and evil. Some say evil is not real, but this music proves it, purely by making real of the opposite. "abashed the devil stood and felt how awful goodness is"

[@murraystone0528]

Great with headphones on: all the Mahler tympani thuds, the harp bass lines, etc.

[@alexchristopher221]

Melancholic but with a touch of hope and consolation.

[@גקליןיפה]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@WD40forthemind]

Surrender.

[@MegaCirse]

This music is absolutely sumptuous .... rich melodic speech, harmonies breathtaking orchestration constantly renewed in the use of the stamps of the orchestra, in short a Babylonian sound architecture erected by humble and immense master.

[@gregoriourriola8696]

Vivir, amar, pasar... querer eternidad. Ese es este Mahler.

[@rachelca8]

one of the most brilliantly complex music composers

[@gardikagigih5704]

such a really sentimental great works from Maestro Mahler, and Maestro Karajan reinterpreting very beautifuly

[@potoka2836]

Maravilloso, poético, melancólico, quizás triste, pero música de una calidad tan excepcional que te hace vibrar todas las fibras de tu ser.

[@joellakrall7445]

These adagios melt the soul. I can hear Richard Strauss, Ravel, more. Greetings from Grand Junction, Colorado.

[@cubanbach]

I can only hear MAHLER. He came before all of those you've mentioned.

[@adrianthorburn3435]

Some of the greatest music of all time,symphony no 4 and 9 are my personal favourites,Mahler sound is very unique and such depth.

[@marcoszamorabecerra4600]

A mis 60 años puedo decir, con mucha certeza, de que he perdido la cuenta la cantidad de veces que he escuchado las sinfonías de Mahler. Hasta los 10 años solo conocía su primera sinfonía (Titan), entonces me crucé con la 6 y quedé cautivo pues sus obras son, realmente, sublimes.para mi gusto, lo mejor es logrado Abbado, Haitink y Karajan

[@rubenreyes8306]

A mi me gusta Dudamel.

[@oscarluisgarcia4970]

Mi sinfonía preferida de toda la música clásica es la 2a Resurección.

[@davidc4140]

Totalmente de acuerdo, la numero 6 es una pieza maestra, desearia poder haber visto una presentacion en vivo de Bernstein, Abbado o Karajan en vida ya que los considero los mejores interpretes de Mahler.

[@marcelavallejosantiago3337]

En mi caso la escucha atenta y activa de sus sinfanías comenzó pasados los 40, creo que antes no hubiera sido capaz de compenderlas. Para mi su significado es la recreación del universo y el ser humano como parte del mismo con las sublimes experiencias de goce, euforia y dolor. Desde hace màs de 10 años he ido conociendo una por una sus obras y confieso que me acompañaràn hasta el final de mis días.

[@pmmdrt]

The adagios by the Berliner under von Karajan have been surpassed.

[@MarkDarnell-cq2wy]

I think you left out the word - NEVER, as in Never been surpassed!

[@hnsubbarao]

The ultimate that music can deliver to rise the soul.

[@jacekkordel4372]

This is... phenomenal, it really struck the man down, literally goes through your heart and soul and makes them well...better and fuller. Perfection.

[@glorianiet]

Bellísimos y El Maestro es el súmmum. Gracias desde Honduras.

[@nnthadani1]

Karajan's adagio of Mahler's 5th is unsurpassed & this anthology of the 4th 6th & 9th are commendable.

[@chesusmaria]

Mahler en estado puro. ¡Cuánta belleza sonora!

[@geozaharia3715]

Mulți oameni suferă, iubesc, speră, visează, se bucură, dar foarte puțini pot să exprime aceste sentimente în sunete, pentru a le împărtăși și celorlalți. Este un dar de la Dumnezeu.

[@ElenaStepanova29]

Божественно. divinely beautiful

[@rheinland44]

thanks a lot ! I love deeply Mahler's music and especially these parts... and I love deeply Austria ; but this year, it will be complicated to spend holidays in my favorite country among Mahler (Maernigg) Bruckner (Linz) Mozart (Salzbourg Vienna..) Brahms Beethoven (two german but who lived and died in Vienna)

[@גקליןיפה]

❤I. Always. From. The. Age. Of. Ten. Dreamed. Of. Going. To. Vienna. Salzburg. I. Was. A. Music. Student. Singing. Shubert. Then. At. Fifteen. I. Learned. About. The. Holocaust. And. Felt. Betrayed. I. Have. Travelled. Widely. But. Never. Been. To. Austria. I. Never. Will.

[@luguzar]

Thank you very much for sharing these beautiful adages of the master Gustav Mahler.

[@spotilakis]

All are masterpieces, excellent music, a divine performance...

[@AliceFicklin]

Reposeful movements from a man who saw things çoming like the time that we are in right now. Brace for the worst and savor the serenity of these bitter sweet adagios!

[@isiauroap78]

Sublime Mahler. Este es uno de los vídeos de KZbin más conseguidos. Thank you very much for this

[@stefanomacrino2082]

Ci sono composizioni che fanno comprendere cos'è l'idea della creazione, prima ancora dell'apparire per poi poter essere.

[@ulrikebergmann5383]

So viele Stimmungen vereint, in den Kompositionen von Mahler ....... wirklich fantastisch ....... großartig ...... danke an den Künstler !

[@ginomsz]

Mahler's adagios are among the most profound ever written, suggesting divine inspiration.

[@shosha1878]

Siempre pensé que los Adagios y Scherzos de Mahler, son la mejor producción de sus 10 sinfonías...

[@FranciscoFerrerGaliana1930]

Maravillosa seección de Adagios de Mahler..!! Gracias por compartir tanta belleza..!!!

[@aguedarojas7653]

Bella,bella música !! Para disfrutarla en silencio, sin interrupciones. Bellisima !!!

[@Balfour.]

Sadly Karajan didn't record my favourite of all Mahler adagios and favourite adagio overall: 10th's 1st movement.

[@irinamironova8677]

Боже, какая подборка! Спасибо!)

[@bradencyr3]

Thanks for sharing! Mahler is the best. I also liked the part with the cows!

[@romeupitz9834]

Sehr schön ! Danke!

[@arteyculturamundial]

Una hermosura sin fin! Música sublime que llega a tocar el alma! ¡Gracias!

[@sdorr]

many thanks for this assemblage...possibly the most sublime/greatest composer since LvB...

[@dvforever]

Wagner is the most sublime/greatest composer since LvB. Mahler would agree! Watch and listen. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5rGkHiFfLSHsKc

[@cubanbach]

@@dvforever Meh..

[@dvforever]

@@cubanbach I feel "meh" towards 90% of Mahler's music but I still think he's a significant composer. It could be just a difference of personal taste. I have heard almost everything Mahler wrote. If 10% is sublime, that's still plenty. Do you just not like Wagner's music or are you not familiar with it?

[@cubanbach]

@@dvforever Thank you for responding. Personally, I reserve "sublime" for the indisputable sublime triumvirate of Bach, Beethoven and Mozart. Now, I certainly like Wagner a lot, I attended the San Francisco "Ring cycle" back in June1999. But for some reason, I've never found the word "like" elevated to "love" in my vocabulary to describe his music. Let's say it in simple terms, he never "touched" me. Except when I cried at the end of Die Götterdämmerung. Go figure! :)

[@theyeking7023]

@@cubanbach Wagner has always been my favourite. It's music of triumphant ecstasy and touches my psyche. I always get goosebumps at least twice listening to Tannhauser overture

[@xenalover99]

The one he wrote for Alma, the 4th movement of the 5th maybe the most personal moving piece of music ever written since beethoven's moonlight sonata. He wrote these personal notes to her on the music,this is love you can hear coming from the strings from bass to violins and it was just after he wrote this that his life would make a tragic change. Hard to believe that 42 yrs ago i would have missed this man's great music if not for a marine gunny sgt giving me an assignment to write a paper on his life and music.

[@JohanWXC]

Listen to Beethoven’s late string quartets.

[@dr.joseangelbohorquezrodriguez]

Felicitaciones a Greatclassicrecords por tan excelente idea y trabajo de publicar estos adagios de Mahler. Son sutiles vibraciones que elevan el espíritu. Son un susurro de Dios. Gracias.

[@amarinopereira4187]

Concordo plenamente.

[@diarioemisordigital1380]

Yo también

[@cesarinobarbi9812]

[@candidomanuelgarciacruz5668]

La obra de Mahler no son susurros de Dios. Son susurros de Mahler. Dios no existe. ¡Existe Mahler!

[@philbarone4603]

My new puppy fell asleep on my chest while listening to this. What an awesome channel. 😂

[@BytomGirl]

Peace for my mind and soul

[@whitewolf300-l9e]

BytomGirl Likewise.

[@BytomGirl]

What would the world be without music, especially as beautiful as this?

[@nicolepfender]

Pour moi également

[@fuseprotected7808]

"What would the world be without music, especially as beautiful as this?" nothing...

[@BytomGirl]

Exactly... nothing...

[@jorgesavarino7430]

Gracias Gustavo por haber existido.Soy fanático por las sinfonías 4. 6.5 y 9.Pero ademas la 1.2.7 y 10.De chico escuchaba solo la primera.Después descubrí que todas sus obras son increíbles.GRACIAS

[@rachelca8]

Adagios are pleasant to hear pieces providing us enough curiosity to listen to the complex and less nice to here but genius works of composers.

[@kniazigor2276]

L''adagio de la 4ème par Karajan reste pour moi inégalable à ce jour c'est vraiment la perfection sur tous les plans The adagio of the 4th by Karajan remains for me incomparable to this day it is really the perfection on all plans

[@ricardogallardo7467]

SOY ARTISTA PLASTICO Y ME INSPIRO EN MIS PINTURAS EN MUSICA COMO ESTA-ALLA LEJOS EN 1983 EN UNA GALERÍA DE BUENOS AIRES REALICÉ UNA MUESTRA SOBRE LA OBRA DE BEETHOVEN, Y ENTRE OTRAS MUCHAS MUESTRAS INDIVIDUALES ESPERÉ HASTA EL AÑO 1988 PARA PINTAR SOBRE LA MUSICA DE MAHLER TAMBIEN EXPUESTAS EN UNA GALERIA DE LA BOCA, EN BUENOS AIRES- POR LO CUAL MAS ALLA DE TENER TODAS LAS SINFONIAS GRABADAS DE ESTOS DOS GENIOS, AL ESCUCHAR ESTOS ADAGIOS UNIDOS COMO EN UNA SOLA OBRA, SIENTO REVIVIR EN MI, INFINIDAD DE EMOCIONES Y RECUERDOS QUE ME HACEN ELEVAR A OTROS PLANOS ESPIRITUALES- FELICITO POR LA IDEA DE AGRUPARLAS Y EDITARLAS CON TAN BELLAS IMAGENES, Y ADEMAS DE ELEGIR TAMBIEN A KARAJAN

[@call2028]

5 - 23:00 6 - 34:53 9 - 52:05

[@renzo6490]

Many thanks for this

[@ramona.aulariicomposer-gui290]

thanks!!!

[@simonroome5858]

I was hoping someone had done this, thanks!

[@renzo6490]

You are very welcome. I, too, was glad when others did the same .

[@matiasrenemartinez326]

La musica ideal para estos momentos de mi vida. Malher es un viaje al infinito.

[@ewaalex8010]

Beautifully said. A trip to Eternity, a peaceful one❤

[@emilianodelarosagarabito]

Great... divine, it makes me feel flying to Heaven

[@edwinblank58]

Wie Furtwängler war Von Karajan einfach der grosste Interpret des 20. Jahrhundert. Perfekte Ausführung!

[@rmharris2001]

Beautiful - but difficult to listen to without tearing up!

[@jumperstartful]

When I need my heart and mind scrubbed of all the tragedy, confusion and incoherence around us.

[@raffaellopilato3132]

Il più grande...per me 💘

[@giuseppedimarco8358]

Wonderful! Meraviglioso! Merveilleux! Wunderbar!

[@antoniosoaresmarques3713]

Herbert von Karajan condutor orquestral, executa com seu rigor reconhecido e elevado, com a sua maravilhosa orquestra, estes adágios sublimes da criação da pena de Gustav Mahler, em que uma elevação do criador na sua beleza da escrita, foi encontrada com toda a certeza, e observada, afim de ser perpetuada. Paz a ambos.

[@annakimborahpa]

I would add the Adagios of Symphony No. 3 &10 to the list of 'glorious.' However, space is limited on the recorded medium and those from Symphonies 4, 5, 6 & 9 demonstrate Mahler's versatility in composing slow movements. For example, the Sixth Symphony slow movement is actually marked Andante (faster tempo than adagio). Viva Gustav! Viva Herbert!

[@greatclassicrecords]

I couldn't: Karajan didn't record the 3rd and the 10th. ....

[@annakimborahpa]

Achtung!

[@Dan474834]

Thank God he didn't, Karajan's Mahler is a distaster. Go for Bernstein.

[@antoniocorreadeaguiar6780]

Quem será este inculto ou surdo?

[@dvorakslavenskiples]

Why thank God? Do you think Karajan would make a lazy recordings of the 3rd symphony? How can you know???? Karajans Mahler is simply magnificant! And why is his Mahler a disaster? Is his Mahler too beautifull?

[@j.l.callison1837]

I know, I'm one of the unwashed heathen who is not a Mahler fan. Yes, he has written some beautiful music, but as a whole, he's not my favorite. What you have distilled in this collection, though, is without parallel for beauty. I'm so glad I didn't pass it by when it came up in recommendations. I was in a mood for something different. Thank you. Subscribing.

[@renzo6490]

Shostakovich is another composer whose music always seems too raucous for me. But he surprises me with his delicacy sometimes. For an immense treat, listen to the second movement of his Piano Concerto # 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHfRk6GAp9WHbNE

[@jude999]

I agree, most of his stuff is a mess. These adagios are amazing though.

[@drc4168]

Same here.

[@isidoroap]

MARAVILLOSO. Cómo podía yo haber estado tanto tiempo sin apreciar la música de Mahler. Glorioso! Sublime!

[@ionediasadv]

As for me, I think that, in order to understand Mahler's work, it is necessary to understand the dominant aspect of the Jewish soul: its deep, remarkable feeling of nostalgia. Greetings for all from Minas Gerais, Brazil.

[@raymondgood2359]

got diamonds?

[@DomoviluMelimilla]

You can find this deep soul also at Mendelssohn. Love Mendelssohn. :-)

[@dvada18]

Lol good one, everyone knows the jew has no soul

[@jweyek]

I think it's enough to have an open mind and an appreciation for melody, harmony, rhythm and timbre.

[@alessiofagioli9235]

mahler il più grande e completo autore di sempre eseguito dal più grande direttore di sempre: Karajan. oltre non ci è concesso andare

[@FranciscoFerrerGaliana1930]

Gracias por esta maravillosa música..¡¡

[@yanglin3240]

this is Mahler's Adagio conducted by Herbert von Karajan, so don't ask to add the adagio from the 3rd or 10th. I don't think Karajan has records on these two pieces.

[@antoniosoaresmarques3713]

Um verdadeiro medicamento anabolizante na estabilidade das emoções eternas de que tanto aprecio nas ondas sonoras musicadas de Gustav Mahler com esta beleza de um maravilhoso estupendo vibrar celestial. À sua Paz.

[@rrsolo]

brilliant. the adagio from the 5th gives me wings.

[@ecoworrier]

Like Red Bull? Or like Always Ultra?

[@BelknapStreet]

Calming. Thanks, Alden, for the therapy recommendation.

[@TheOakenTundrawolf]

Best composer of all time.

[@mohammedakram4529]

Mahler is unmatched for the most melancholy music. Death in Venice says it all.

[@elianededeban2658]

Sublime ! Dommage il y a les pubs !

[@petermelian1346]

Quelle délice pour l'âme se plongrer, se noyer sous ces notes dont ces phrases sombres et mélancholiques sont comme l'aveu d'un être résigné a son sort et en y égoutant un plaisir morbide. L'élégie d'une vie qui rien en espère et qui en a tout goûté et vécu.

[@danielefaraotti]

Great Mahler ! Great Karajan ! Great BPO

[@theodentherenewed4785]

However great this is, we need to remember what a symphony is. It's one work in multiple movements, the order of which matters. So we shouldn't take movements and play them as separate works, at least, this is not what they were intended to be. I encourage everyone to listen to the symphonies properly - in full and respecting the order of movements.

[@pilarpaco6569]

Que tristeza y paz transmite, bellisilo

[@danielorecchia1293]

Despues de escuchar los adagios de la novena de Beethoven y septima de Bruckner, estos adagios de Malher son lo mas conmovedor que escuche hasta ahora, sumando a estos la no menos gloriosa version del gran Herbert Von Karajan con la Filarmonica de Berlin, me pregunto porque tardo tanto tiempo en imponerse estas maravillas sinfonicas despues de la muerte del gran Malher❤❤❤

[@michaelwalsh3579]

I wish to leave the world poorer by my absence but richer by my presence. Michael Walsh

[@cimadelpomeraziendaagricol3227]

Splendido omaggio al grande Gualtiero Marchesi, grazie a Franco Ziliani di averlo dedicato in rete magistralmente a un grande interprete e comunicatore dell'arte del buon vivere, che è condivisione prima di ogni altra cosa.

[@ValdirTrighetas]

Um deleite para o Espírito

[@esterbalbi4558]

thank you!sublime

[@diarioemisordigital1380]

very much, indeed

[@spyridonchristodoulou5623]

Ester Balbi and

[@zezoribeirooficial]

Ester Balbi RS sabe nada

[@victorianoquesada3282]

Apenas para escuchar la noche de navidad en medio de la soledad y el confinamiento del infame 2020!

[@rachelca8]

Speechless in front of this music, Similar to Beethoven. At his time there were caricatures on his symphonies. How is it to know for himself that he is a genius and regardless of the local criticism go on composing. It's demoralizing when criticism is negative. It makes some people think that they are not talented.

[@andreaspaullocher452]

Den meisten Leuten wird der langsame Satz aus der Fünften bekannt sein. Ist auch auf speziellen Meditier-CDs. Unter den vielen «Young people’s concerts» (1957 bis 1973) von Leonard Bernstein ist auf DVD 3 auch ein Beitrag zu Gustav Mahler.

[@JUGAopet1]

Sad, so sad; life is too short.

[@clairesun4343]

JUGAopet1 Life is too tough.

[@iconoclasting]

Funny! I hope that you are joking. You made me laugh!

[@mellonclarinet4303]

Personally I feel that life is very long

[@blablablablabla3670]

@@mellonclarinet4303 And wonderful, magnifique!!

[@MARKIE22ful]

this is nice to listen to when cooking or do chores i think my cat likes it to

[@rosaluciacincuegrani205]

Gracias por tanta belleza!

[@walterbarcelos9094]

O GOOGLE e a INTERNET fizeram o grande milagre de reunir em um só gigantesco compartimento digital TODAS AS PÉROLAS MUSICAIS do mundo inteiro e beneficiando a cultura mundial da música. Walter Barcelos - Brasil

[@sourigo]

Thanks..

[@ciprianoderore4792]

NINGUN COMPOSITOR EXPUSO TANTO EN SU MUSICA...LAS PROFINDIDADES DE SU ALMA COMO GUSTAV MAHLER

[@hectorgutierrez2720]

FUE ALMA LA QUE LO CAUSÓ, ... HUBIERA SIDO PREFERIBLE QUE COMPRARA UN PERRO.

[@alesonko]

Si es un gran sinfonista lo mejor del siglo XX

[@cubanbach]

@@hectorgutierrez2720 TAN TRISTE que perrita era esa mujer.

[@francescosoligno5856]

SUBLIME. GRACIAS.