Schubert: 2. Sinfonie ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Andrés Orozco-Estrada

[@tiborkosa8312]

SCHUBERT= GENIUS!!!

[@pawkie2]

for 50 years i have been steeped in the greats. How did I miss this? Schubert 2nd my new current favorite

[@五日市一好-k2u]

シューベルト　心の安らぎ そして　喜び 素晴らしい！　永遠の音楽 尊敬致します。 心から湧き上がる感動と感謝 ダンケ！！！

[@SilviagracielaRoggero-h3g]

Excelente melodía

[@gerardmasola3833]

Bravo aux merveilleux musiciens de cet orchestre. Dans le deuxième mouvement, on se régale vraiment avec les échanges entre clarinettes, flûtes, hautbois, bassons. Quels talents ! Et le chef est tellement sympathique et dégage une telle empathie !

[@QuatreMasques]

Bon anniversaire no. 225, M. Schubert !

[@carlosantoniomenacalderon9123]

Excelente obra. Schubert era realmente un genio y un ser con una sensibilidad extraordinaria.

[@Sorsana7]

Exactly what I want to hear in Schubert. Maestro Orozco and his musicians have pulled this off splendidly. Like the perfectly balanced, perfectly cooked and beautifully presented dinner in a great restaurant.

[@ВладимирУ-т3ц]

Большое спасибо за чудесный концерт!

[@vanderleaaparecidarodrigue2961]

Thank you❤️🙌🏻Schubert 🙌🏻

[@ИгорьСК-й2о]

Чудова музика, прекрасне виконання!

[@kayabsn]

The best Schubert #2! 最高!

[@alvarito45]

I love this orchestra : the absolute perfect sound of every classical music. Wonderful musicians, great conduction, mainly with Maestro Orozco-Estrada.

[@ThoseSpacesInBetweenDEPalm]

And Paavo(for me). Peace and Much Groove.

[@alvarito45]

Right! Paavo Järvi former conductor is great, too.

[@katrinat.3032]

I agree. I just discovered them, they have such a clean sound!

[@celloplaysmusic7330]

And cellist valentino worchitz looks sooo into the music

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Inspired by this incomparable performance , I will dream of Schubert walking in the crowds of Wien , talking to Beethoven , This dream of my imagination is the ultimate in bliss for me .

[@psono429]

best schubert second I have seen since BOHM VPO 1979 thanks Dad! and ninth also! Congrats to all!

[@chrisquick7854]

Imagine what would have been had Mozart lived another 30 years and mentored this guy. What music we would have today.... Cruel Fate.

[@damonarvid3548]

what if Schubert had lived another 40 years and mentored ... come on, Schubert was not going to develop his own sound as fully in that case.

[@chrisquick7854]

@@damonarvid3548 Actually, he already had his own sound. Really a crude way of putting it. Schubert was far more prolific than Beethoven, more like Mozart. i think his music far more satisfying than those of this time period.

[@damonarvid3548]

not disagreeing but I think that direct mentoring would not have allowed a young Schubert to find his own voice as readily.

[@chrisquick7854]

@@damonarvid3548 I think that to be partly true but, recall young Mozart meeting J.C. Bach. I think that this meeting left a huge impression on Mozart. If you think about a music style, both Bach & Haydn left a huge impression on Mozart.

[@dk4232]

Mozart's symphonies are too short

[@julieandrews730]

Just love this orchestra! And Maestro Orozco-Estrada! This symphony left me happy and smiling!

[@andrews582]

The amazing fourth movement was written years before the william tell overture.

[@mohdhaziqdanish3971]

​@@andrews582 So there is a possibility Rossini is influenced by Schubert 🥰🥰🥰

[@pierrekemner2376]

"happy and smiling" ! Yes, that is exactly how I feel after listening to this symphony and especially the second mouvement where the solo instruments of this orchestra are especially interresting to listen to. Thank you for those moments !

[@rogernortman9219]

Of Schubert's 1st 6 symphonies, I like the first 2 the best.

[@newcjon]

2nd and 4th are my favourites

[@VassilikiKravari]

N'oublions pas la 3e et la 5e!

[@LADYHAGUA10]

Exelente ...maravilloso, la musica clasica, llena de amor y de calma, siento que vuelo, siento que estoy en el paraiso, muchas gracias a todos estos grandes maestros que nos regalan su arte! ❤💙❤💙❤💙❤💙❤💙❤💙❤

[@annaa8475]

Прекрасное исполнение шедевра классической музыки. Душа радуется.

[@LESBIANSEXSEXGAY]

Русские вперёдъ !.. - Русские вперёдъ !..

[@notaire2]

Klare und saubere Aufführung dieses jugendlichen Meisterwerks mit milden Töne aller Bläser und seidigen Töne aller Streicher. Der geniale Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Orchester im lebhaften Tempo mit angenehmer Dynamik. Einfach erstklassig!

[@westonsantiago9828]

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[@carterizaiah1341]

@Weston Santiago instablaster :)

[@OlDoinyo]

The second movement is an exquisite little theme-and-variations. Crisply and precisely played.

[@duwir5959]

the wooden and the brasses in this orchestra are great. Frankfurt Radio are in the past a well tuned orchestra (Gielen, Dohnanyi...), but in the last years they developed to the 4 or 5 best orchastras in Germany. With the orchestra in Berlin, Bavaria, Dresden and Leipzig the competition is high.

[@guillermojesusguerrabravo5261]

La vida tan alegre del compositor se ve reflejada en esta obra tan estupendamente interpretada por esta afamada orquesta dirigida por un entusiasta y talentoso maestro.

[@luizcoraini3281]

Parabéns Andrés Orozco você e sua orquestra são fantásticos

[@vickishreves5971]

1st mvt 0:22 2nd mvt 11:11 3rd mvt 19:45 4th mvt 23:07

[@gregoriokuhn9146]

Excelente obra. Me encantó la interpretación

[@gfweis]

I think many people who watch and listen to this orchestra are going to hit the "subscribe" button. The playing is precise and spirited. And the direction and camera work are outstanding. The shot-changes make sense, and are paced according to the music. And some are startlingly good, e.g. at 3:43ff.

[@chanteur1484]

What a great sound!

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

Just the right amount of grandeur for the introduction propels this vital symphony through to a dramatic, fiery conclusion, with felicitous phrasing also bringing out all the charm contained in the score. Maestro Orozco-Estrada's Schubert is winning and rewarding, and his orchestra is excellent as always.

[@iconicshrubbery]

Well said. Schubert's youthful works have in the past been disregarded, but they now they need to be in your succint words fiery, feliticious if not a even a little grandiose. This was post Napoleanic society! Great interpretations must be like this and true to the spirit of young Franz☺️

[@guillermojesusguerrabravo5261]

Muy hermosa obra interpretada talentosa mente.

[@aurelianojosemonteiro1398]

Obrigado amigos e amigas musicistas!

[@Ohmereb]

Excellent.merciiii.

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

I really love this third movement

[@mohdhaziqdanish3971]

You are not alone. I listen to it first around 12 years ago.

[@lampiaosalgado]

Bravo!!!

[@dsm2240]

The opening shows the influence of Mozart's 39th Symphony.

[@rubreaker1]

very far fetched

[@dertonchirurg3085]

I love the menuetto. Gosh, it reminds me so much of mozart but with some unique schubert vibes :-D.

[@Creced]

Love that last movement!

[@jauscielingjauquae6864]

BRAVO incredibly done BRAVO

[@Schleiermacher1000]

This conductor is characterized by sympathy and extraordinary ability.

[@ArmandoBLuna]

Ya se nace con una sensibilidad especial para apreciar y disfrutar la música culta o clasica. También, solo la gente culta en Arte sabe valorar esta música de Excelencia. Franz Schubert, también maestro de escuela y gran compositor.

[@thestarwarsmusiccomposer3491]

0:25 largo 1:43 Allegro vivace 11:14 Andante 19:47 menuetto allegro vivace - trio-menuetto 21:17 menuetto 23:09 Presto vivace

[@CarlosCastro-el1ex]

con el sello de EXCELENCIA

[@martinhuckle6069]

That first movement is brilliant nice to see the lovely female clarinet player given better coverage

[@LuizBHMG]

Adoro o carácter feroz do primeiro e do último movimentos desta sinfonia! Prefiro esta e a quarta à "inacabada".

[@415coloredmylife9]

I. Largo 0:25 - Allegro vivace 1:44 II. Andante 11:14 III. Menuetto, Allegro vivace 19:47 - Trio 21:14 - Menuetto IV. 23:09

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

I really love this third movement

[@ОльгаМироненко-ц5в]

very cool!

[@loganfruchtman953]

Piece Information Name: Symphony No 2 in B Flat Major D.125 Composer: Franz Schubert Date written: 1814-15 Era/Style: Classical

[@anahitalboyajyan3703]

БРАААВО 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏!!!!!!!

[@eastwood1941]

Schubert was the true heir to Haydn....

[@johannpetersen3637]

No Mozart was the heir of Haydn, and Schubert was the heir of Mozart

[@paulwellings-longmore7692]

Yes, the second movement theme is pure Haydn

[@Tijaxtolan]

@@johannpetersen3637 how can the heir live longer than the predecessor? 😑

[@thestarwarsmusiccomposer3491]

Nope Haydan heir is mozart Mozarts heir is beethoven Beethoven's heir is Schubert (Schubert respected beethoven by a lot and was even one of the grave holders during beethovens funeral)

[@omegads3862]

Haydn and Mozart's style is as different as it gets, though they may have exchanged some ideas. Their concept was totally different.

[@thestarwarsmusiccomposer3491]

I can hear beethovens rondo in c major in the second movement! Beautiful interpretation by maestro Schubert

[@simonkawasaki4229]

And thus even at a young age, we see Schubert's expansion of sonata form, at 2:48, a very unexpected subject of E-flat.

[@JohnParkinSpot]

Omg!! 👏👏👏

[@sylvainpenard9354]

Presto vivace 23:09 : Thème A en sib M 23:53 : Thème B en mib majeur 24:40 : Thème A en fa majeur 25:25 : "Thème A" 26:11 : Thème A en si b majeur 27:00 : Thème B en sol mineur 27:45 : Thème A en sib majeur

[@Baal-33]

Классно сыграли!)))

[@LESBIANSEXSEXGAY]

Не к. - а ... ... ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО .

[@thestarwarsmusiccomposer3491]

5:02 When pixlriffs becomes a cellist

[@simonemigliazza7380]

❤️

[@thestarwarsmusiccomposer3491]

Thank me later. The memorated theme begins here 1:43

[@hannahkhong9260]

6:42

[@ThoseSpacesInBetweenDEPalm]

Perfect;) Peace and Much Groove.

[@sarajotoku1461]

One strange thing is that many of the musicians do not look happy before or after the performance. It is a bit disturbing since it is an upbeat symphony and one would hope the musicians take joy in playing it. I wonder if there is some bad tension within the orchestra

[@PeaceAndProgress1242]

They're not unhappy, that's the face of concentration. You don't see tennis players giddily grinning while playing due to the intensity, but no doubt they enjoy it

[@almancacevirmenmetinoruc2624]

Ich verstehe nicht, was den Menschen an diesem Stück nicht gefaellt und warum sie sich dies dann überhaupt anhören...

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Me too

[@jeroenvandenberg5750]

"Das problem"mit Schubert ist der Mangel an Heroïsmus. Das macht Beethoven leichter aufs Gehör. Wunderschön❤🎉

[@jeroenvandenberg5750]

Die ständige cyclische Wiederholung. Bei Schubert lauert der Tod auf jeder Ecke 😂

[@JesusRivera-mn7zg]

Chuver #2

[@thestarwarsmusiccomposer3491]

1:56 the third guy that played the bassoon whats his name Edit: just found out its theo plath

[@MMijdus]

Schubert wrote beautiful music. He was very insecure in life. And never received the appreciation he deserved.

[@johnnelson3665]

Schubert sounds more like Mozart than Beethoven imo.

[@DonnaLee-g8q]

Thompson Lisa Davis Angela White Mary

[@chrisquick7854]

I do enjoy Beethoven but I think Schubert had more talent.

[@johnnelson3665]

Schubert more like Mozart imo. At least in this part of his life. By Symphony 8, he was creating something new. Something no Composer has created before.

[@giorgiodellisanti1903]

Asteria oblicuata

[@letsschubertiad1966]

Der Anfang klingt etwas ungewohnt

[@rubreaker1]

Come on, the 1st movement sounds lame, this should be real orchestra firework

[@thestarwarsmusiccomposer3491]

If that sounds lame dogs have 6 legs

[@Johanna650]

Beethoven era bo, però Schubert és millor

[@csaponxypan1]

Alas, the performance is so superficial, represents how great music suffers from meeting a business-like, easy-way-out attitude. All great moments go unnoticed, the accentuation in the Frist Movement Allegro Vivace main theme is pitiful and negligible, instead of being use as a springboard of a generous and dramatic phrase-structure....where from come the easy, undeserved smiles?

[@georgewerther]

don't dis what you don't understand..

[@csaponxypan1]

@@georgewerther Please read carefully the specifics what I mention in my comment and try to listen and understand it, rather than comment superficially, and you'll appreciate that Schubert carries far greater weight than what is manifested by this particular recording. The absence of the carefully notated accents diminishes the passion and the verve of the work, takes away from its intensity. For me, the Second Symphony is much much more a pre-cursor to the later, tragic works (like the Fourth, the Sixth, the Seventh) than just a happy little feast. There should be much more significance here, and much less entertainment. To me, this has to do with selling, rather than serving this music in a way that it would deserve. Try to use your imagination, how else it could be done!

[@rosin_eater]

1:42

[@temporary7626]

1:35