NO VOICEOVER | 7 of the Most Epic Symphony Endings in Classical Music History

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one of the channels that listened to their commenters

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Bless you! Liked, saved, and shared. You're one of very few who can graciously handle suggestion or constructive criticism. Bravo to you. I'm not sure where all the "sparklies" at the end of the Resurrection came from, but I'd tell them Mahler doesn't need their help. You have a loyal subscriber here.

[@obsidianmusic303]

Thank you so much! Haha yeah, we should have used a bit less special effects... 😅

[@davidstetson3805]

@obsidianmusic303 Thanks for fessing up. Narration and sparklies are out. You picked great music; it needs no help.

[@hieromonkphilipvreeland7929]

What a joy to hear the music, watch the conductors‘ & the musicians’ emotional involvement without the cacophony of the artificial voiceover! A million thanks!

[@davidsocolofsky5026]

Excellent! And thank you for no voiceovers. 🙂

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One word! Beautiful!

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good chose

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Love this!!

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Definitely the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra doing Tchaikovsky 4

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