Sibelius: 3. Sinfonie ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Jaime Martín

[@rationalthinker-2024]

I can't believe I underestimated Sibelius. I listened to his Symphony 5 live, and it was an imminent love-now I can't stop listening to all of his symphonies. There is something special about him; he puts so much into his symphonies: emotion, precision, majestic style, grandeur, but also uncontrollable passion. His roots to the romantic style are evident but also evolved from the classic romanticism. A true gem.

[@paulescudero9973]

Listen to Sebelius violin concerto in D minor opus 47. I'm sure it will resonate with you. I mention that concerto in a couple of my Novels. 🙂

[@rationalthinker-2024]

@@paulescudero9973 I did listen to the violin concerto before and yes, I liked that one very much too. 👍🏼

[@elisabethwood4309]

Same for me! So grateful for contemporary conductors championing his works.

[@curtisgrindahl446]

It struck me as I listened to this powerful performance the hundreds of thousands of hours of practice put in by these musicians to master their craft and produce such magic offered to all of us. And this is true of every orchestra we listen to... a lifetime commitment to music. I am in awe!

[@philzmusic8098]

It's an addiction.

[@navaneethakrishnans1299]

Absolutely correct sir.

[@nancylee8061]

We have to do it. For us music is life.❤

[@violadamore2-bu2ch]

I've made a life of playing the viola but never at this level.

[@Jajadore]

​@@philzmusic8098 It certainly is!

[@alexandrugheorghe5610]

Wasn't aware until now how beautiful Sibelius's symphonies are. 👍🏻

[@edwardmontoya50]

If you like dark low orchestral sounds Sibelius is the way to go. My faves are symphonies No. 1,2,3 and 5. Gorgeous stuff.

[@qatriamlucy]

t'was high time!

[@agataleati2529]

Meglio tardi che mai

[@agataleati2529]

❤️❤️❤️

[@johnvaughan7096]

Glad you woke!

[@maniak1768]

The slow movement is insanely beautiful. In general, I love the way Sibelius connects the most simple and basic building blocks to a totally unique and original orchestral and musical texture. Not only do these orchestral effects seem totally natural and without any sort of forced virtuosity, they just blend amazingly well and are doing nothing but serving the purpose of molding these rich musical images into a transparent and coherent form. This is definitely also true for this symphony.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

I agree. And now we have two great recordings, this one and Karina Canellakis.

[@paulbeard4218]

Very well spoken !

[@mickwoolley8267]

Jaime Martin can cast an occasional ungainliness at the podium, yet his precision and clarity of direction are always welcome. This is one of my favourite Sibelius symphonies, and he has produced a knockout interpretation, especially the rather expansive treatment of the second movement. This is rapidly becoming one of my favourite orchestras as, under a variety of top class conductors, they pull out beautiful performances with astounding regularity.

[@robertfrankgill5962]

Just seen this for the first time. Orchestra 10/10 Conductor 10/10 Production 10/10 Well done. Best yet.

[@theyoutubetroll6679]

And of course... Symphony 10/10

[@jeandeblaize4175]

L'andantino de cette œuvre m'avait frappé à ma première écoute, il y a des décennies de cela. Certains pourront trouver le tempo un peu lent, mais pas moi, bien au contraire ! Je reste 50 ans après, après des dizaines d'auditions de cette symphonie (en concert ou "en conserve") toujours sous le charme (c'est le mot littéral !) de ce 2è mouvement, fasciné, envoûté, hypnotisé. J'admire cet orchestre, il joue à la perfection, tellement de talent qu'il jouerait de la même façon, seul avec un métronome ! Un bémol cependant, concernant les œuvres de Sibelius, ce dernier avait pour Wagner une certaine admiration, nonobstant, l'orchestre lui est un peu d'un prosaïme luthérien, loin du panthéisme mystérieux sibelien ; les chefs y sont aussi peut-être pour quelque chose. J.Martìn - ici en l'espèce - qui s'en tire extrêmement bien, est injustement bien peu considéré par le milieu musical. Il ne manque pas grand chose pour être plus proche de l'esthétisme du maître Finlandais.

[@oeiras99]

When I was young, living poor in London with a smelly Englishman, I had one or two LPs and a record player. One was Sibelius No. 3 conducted by Anthony Wilson, I think. I played it over and over because it reminded me of home, Canada, winter and swirling snow. This is a magnificent performance, bravo.

[@stefanrauch8933]

Please someone give this conductor the opportunity to record the other Sibelius symphonies too-best with the same orchestra-never listened to a better rendition ( and there are a some very good performanes of the 3rd!)-overwhelming,breathtaking,exciting and profound-a shining hour!!!

[@tamneal]

A brilliant performance! Just for reference - 0:24 I. Allegro moderato ∙ 11:23 II. Andantino con moto, quasi allegretto ∙ 22:07 III. Moderato - Allegro (ma non tanto)

[@PoliticalMatter]

Tam Neal Ty man!

[@Varakarajan]

Bravo!!! What an excellent performance of this exciting symphony! Hats off to the orchestra and the conductor. The recording is also top quality - every line can be heard.

[@BenjiOrthopedic]

Jaime Martin is an underrated virtuoso conductor. I know people who have worked with him and they have all commented that he is incomparable.

[@paulbeard4218]

Frankfort Radio is pure "world class" .

[@samwelltarly3690]

And their channel is the only one without disruptions by youtube ads!

[@paullewis2413]

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[@samwelltarly3690]

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[@brianwilliamsart]

The second movement is so profoundly other-wordly in its poignant melancholy! I can't get enough of it. I'm a professional artist living in Japan, and currently working on a very difficult commission to paint Fudoh-Myoh, lord of the underworld and judge of the dead, and his two acolytes, for a temple in southern Osaka. Listening to this second movement over and over is carrying me through the work, and making a masterpiece of it by maintaining in me the right mood. So grateful to hr-Simphonieorchester, conductor Martin, and of course the immortal Sibelius! I plan to listen to Finlandia as I sign the piece, with its triumph over adversity mood perfect for the occasion!

[@barney6888]

get Barbirolli (don't listen to Hurwitz)

[@leocadieux6781]

One of my favorites opening to a symphony 0:25 - 1:42 😌 And that ending! : 29:43

[@ВладимирУ-т3ц]

Великолепное выступление! Большое спасибо Франкфуртскому оркестру! Всегда познавательные комментарии для человека без музыкального образования.

[@frankfiello7904]

I love every Sibelius composition and this is no exception. This performance is one of the best of any. Thank you

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

On the strength of this performance, I'd say that Jaime Martin is a great Sibelius interpreter; I'd like to hear him conduct the other six symphonies! The Third, to me, has in it the spirit of Finland and the flow of life, and I've never heard it done with so much of that feeling as here. The second movement in especial is taken too glibly by some conductors; here it carries a much deeper significance. The orchestral balance too is excellent, allowing the parts to be heard more comprehensibly than I had recalled hearing before.

[@jbut1208]

I have spent only three days in Helsinki! I loved the place! I suppose that I am not qualified to comment on this but I do agree. There is a wonderful spirit in this city! This pieces seems to fit the spirit that I felt there!

[@sergiocontreras3447]

Ronald, here you can hear symphony 5: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZfTloV4gLZgiMk

[@thisNewFoundLand]

...i heard Sibelius the first time on NHK in Japan, mid-performance, and was instantly struck by the "clarity" of the composition. At the end, i waited for the announcer to catch the composer ... Sibelius from Finland ... how beautiful to hear something new that resonates, opening up like a coastline in the distance, awaiting your arrival. Love Sibelius. Subscribed. And thank you all involved.

[@jbut1208]

Sibelius is a national hero in Finland! You have to admire a country that makes a national hero out of a composer rather than worrier who has hacked his way to fame! My wife and I found the Fins to be a hospitable and warm hearted people! Their national hero is a great composer of seven great symphonies! You listen to his music and you see the lakes and forests of his Finland! Beautiful!!

[@Jarkko565]

In my opinion this is the best performance of 3rd symphony alongside a radio concert of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra , under the batton of Vladimir Ashkenazy, that I heard in the 2000s, catching the hopeful and comforting essence of this work. The impressive colors and lyrical characteristics are rich and vivid and the balance between parts perfect. The rrytmical treatment, especially the use of timpanum e.g. in the climaxes of the 2nd and 3rd part, is excellent and bivotal to the dynamics of the work, that is complex and modern in its texture although the overall impreession is transparent and clear. Jaime Martin has clearly scrutinized the score with. great Sibelian intuition. The first movement brought to my mind new associations to the romantic tone poems of the composer, especially the less known melodrama, The Wood Nymph. The 2nd movement is difficult to shape but here it is conceived beautifully, with depth. The finale is. definitely the crown for this performance. In all parts Martin pays skillfully attention to unresolved sonorities. as a counterpoint to the dreamy and aphoristical material, that has a lot of warmth in it. There are other well-balanced interpretations, like those of Gergijev and Janssons, but the Frankfurt rendition has more detail and the elan vital, that the work has, is accompanied by an experience of uplifting duration. The interpretation affirms amd amplifies the. belief and strength in life. The Lahti Symphony Orchestra ’s account of this work with Osmo Vänskä (from the 1990s) has perhaps the most beautiful. interpretation of the second movement and their version of the first movement is. also. very dramatical, the folk influences giving contrast to the dreamy and aphoristical sections. The Frankfurt version pays more attention to the classical form. bringing forth the different historical layers of tradition with which Sibelius plays. I had to listen this video twice in row and even my six-year-old child liked the second movement very much.

[@TomPladgett]

The second movement is to me Sibelius taking a simple, even childish, sweet melody and giving us variations of it. And giving every composer in the world a masterclass on how to do it right.

[@BrucknerMotet]

Funny, that's the same impression I get from listening to shostakovich's 15 Symphony first movement. William Tell toy shop theme for kids slowly but surely transformed into something more mature and scary.

[@pnl4660]

Every composer in the world first of all takes Tchaikovsky's lessons on how to do variations of simple melody ;) I mean Suite #3 (4 movement) where the simple modest melody grows through variations into wide intense heartbreaking song of full orchestra.

[@knd1940]

@@BrucknerMotet Even more so for me is the first movement of Shostakovich's 7th in which, beginning around the 7 minute mark, a childlike melody slowly morphs into a full scale German invasion. It sounds like the evil twin of Ravel's Bolero.

[@belladaniella5913]

Yes you're wright, it is like a lullaby to me

[@frankfiello7904]

Another Sibelius composition I have fallen in love with. Thank you all who have brought this to me.

[@edwardmontoya50]

Have fun falling in love with the rest of his symphonies and tone poems.

[@danybaychere5949]

Magnifique interprétation. Merci pour ce moment précieux qui rend véritablement hommage au grand SIBELIUS!

[@tragoudia]

One of the best performances of the 3d, hands down! Mr Martín, more Sibelius from you, please!

[@michaelletellier218]

A performance against which others can be measured. The superb hr-Sinfonieorchester play as if inspired by Jaime Martín who conducts with warmth. I have become a devotee of the live concerts broadcast on Friday nights by the Frankfurt Radio Symphony. Thank you, each and every player for your contribution to my cultural life via the internet and KZbin.

[@johannesbluemink4581]

Spectacular performance all around! I love all his symphonies, his tone-poems and anything he composed. Always in my top 10 composers!

[@edwardmontoya50]

Sibelius is underated.

[@johannesbluemink4581]

@@edwardmontoya50 I don't think so, but that's just my opinion

[@edwardmontoya50]

When it comes to approachable (meaning:the piece is easy enough for an audience to listen to and appreciate) AND Artistry (meaning: composition demonstrates appropriate techniques of a learned style) I think Sibelius checks off those boxes.

[@johannesbluemink4581]

@@edwardmontoya50 Absolutely true. And my whole musical mind becomes so excited when I hear this Symphony! I have a special place for number 3. That said, all others indeed 'check off those boxes'.

[@cosimagrundkotter906]

Excellent director and film team! And the conductor does a really fine job. He's leading the orchestra with great precision, a rare treat.

[@sebastienlemerle8012]

Sinfonieorchester is amazing! the more I listen to Sinfonieorchester's live performances the more I think it is the best performance of X or Y's score I've ever heard.... Always clever and sensible, whoever conducts... Amazing orchestra, indeed!

[@stybbamo]

The violas are superb, a great performancemance all around!

[@maxwellmorris]

A majical performance performance from this brilliant Orchestra, they capture Sibelius's feelings when he wrote the 3rd Symphony the pace, dynamcs, and interpritation its all there played with perfection, once you start to listen you can't stop until the end.

[@VallaMusic]

what a happy surprise ! - kudos to the FRS and Jaime Martin - a superlative performance of this most wonderful symphony !

[@Tortuosit]

Words cannot describe how much joy and love is in this Andantino.

[@gfweis]

I am amazed by the consistently high level of performance this orchestra has achieved. I haven't heard one that is less than superb.

[@ronyoder8187]

A version of this piece is the Theme for Canadian tv show Bordertown. Really miss that show. Greetings from the shores of the Puget Sound Tacoma Wa.

[@alexandrugheorghe5610]

Love puget sound. Been a couple of times to Seattle, WA, USA. I miss that city.sometimes. Have good memories.of.concerts in the open. 💜🙌🏻

[@leonardomauretti6742]

Great, great, great rendition of this beautiful and underrated Symphony. The director has it in the heart and the orchestra follow him beautifully. I hope to hear him in the other Sibelius symphonies leading this orchestra. Really fantastic.

[@AthSamaras]

Great performance, awesome sound ..! -- Θαυμάσια εκτέλεση, καταπληκτικός ήχος..!

[@iankemp1131]

This symphony is often underestimated, including by me! This was a fine performance that brought out many new insights; splendid orchestral playing and fine work by this not particularly well-known conductor. It's a deceptively difficult symphony to bring off, particularly the finale where the sense of overall direction can be elusive. The first two movements here are totally convincing and fascinating; in the second half of the finale I feel that Salonen just has the edge. Nevertheless it would be fascinating to hear Jaime Martin conduct more Sibelius!

[@julieandrews730]

Such a fine orchestra! Never pass up a chance to hear their YT videos. Working my way through the Sibelius symphonies, and the 3rd is a revelation!

[@dabedwards]

This is quite wonderful! Congratulations to the recording engineers, who have produced a sound of utter clarity and "presence", helped by the gorgeous acoustic of the hall. Congratulations to the musicians and the conductor who have given such a passionate and vigorous performance. I agree with Ronald Woodall that the 2nd movement was a revelation. This can seem rather a lame duck between the glories of the first and last. It sometimes feels like a rather limp little melody subjected to meandering variations. Here it shines with full Sibelian grandeur.

[@agapanthus1953]

His most classical...and my favourite by far!

[@MegaVicar]

IMHO, The Sixth symphony is more classical.

[@PETERJOHN101]

No offense, but Sibelius was both post-classical and post-romantic, far removed from the era of Hayden or early Beethoven. This sounds predictably cinema-graphic for the period it was written, as modern as Ives or Britten. Perhaps you mean it feels more structured than his other works, and I would probably agree with you there.

[@PaulVinonaama]

@@PETERJOHN101 All his symphonies are masterfully structured.

[@jeffcharles5858]

Sibelius is my secret love... this was fantastic! Love the conductor, and the orcheatra - be sure to check out Lemmankianen Suite

[@michaelschonauer7238]

the opening of this glorious symphony reminds me of a walk up to the top of a hill in Maine, and once at the top you see the water crashing along the rocky coastline far below. absolutely love Sibelius...

[@robertocuatecontziperez8754]

Mi sinfonía favorita de Sibelius. Gran interpretación no me canso de oírla !!

[@Meaburroholahola]

Por que su favorita es la No. 3 de sibelius, con todas las que hay y eliges la tercera¿? Cuales son tus 3 partes preferidas de esta No. 3¿? Saludos... Pd: He escuchado la No. 1, 2 y 3 y de estas la mejor para mi es la 2 (3 y 4 movimiento a mi me parecen fascinantes) luego la 1 y luego la 3 por ahora, seguramente cambie puestos cuando escuche todas,..... dicen por ahí q la No. 7 y la 5 son las mejores....

[@robertocuatecontziperez8754]

@@Meaburroholahola Mis partes favoritas de la sinfonía 3 son el segundo y tercer movimientos. También de la 1 y 2 hay movimientos que me gustan pero el discurso musical en la tercera sinfonía es para mi realmente conmovedor en su tercer movimiento.

[@paulbeard4218]

This is among his best work -- the final movement is electrifying !

[@RodM.Peters]

Good Lord! Heavenly music in an outstanding rendition. Thanks to all making it possible.

[@notaire2]

Sehr präzise und moderne Aufführung dieses nordischen Meisterwerks mit seidigen Töne aller Streicher und milden Töne aller Holzbläser. Echt ausgezeichnetes Orchester!

[@ВладимирУ-т3ц]

Финны - не скандинавы, но их соседи.

[@richardhyde5997]

Excellent performance of a great symphony. Loved the dynamism of conductor Jaime Martin!

[@antonioduqueamusco8793]

Una de las mejores versiones de esta preciosa sinfonía

[@EduardoSanchezGauto]

A well deserved standing ovation. Awesome. Superb! Thanks hr for sharing! Greetings from Paraguay, South America.

[@noriemeha]

Of all Sib's symphonies this is the one I have struggled with, blaming unsatisfactory performances. But this performance I really like and I feel affection towards this crossroad work.

[@williamhicks2299]

My favorite Sibelius Symphony in a wonderful performance that is every bit the equal of Salonen's.

[@Scriabin_fan]

The second movement is truly heartbreaking 🤧😭

[@brianwilliamsart]

Is it ever. So profoundly moving. I'm a professional artist living in Japan, and currently working on a very difficult commission to paint Fudoh-Myoh, lord of the underworld and judge of the dead, and his two acolytes, for a temple in southern Osaka. Listening to this second movement over and over is carrying me through the work, and making a masterpiece of it by maintaining in me the right mood. So grateful to hr-symphonieorchester, conductor Martin, and of course the immortal Sibelius! I plan to listen to Finlandia as I sign the piece, with its triumph over adversity mood perfect for the occasion!

[@Scriabin_fan]

@@brianwilliamsart I’d like to see your artwork, is there anywhere I can see it?

[@jason101other]

Truly a top notch orchestra, as good as any, and Superb performance!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This solemn melody soothes the heart tired of the hustle and business of the city

[@tacet21]

Well stated, and so very true.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@tacet21 Thankyou I hope you are well Good luck

[@bryangl1]

This phenomenal orchestra has now revealed to me a second great Sibelius interpreter with this incredible performance under Martin to take its place beside the equally brilliant 2nd under Susanna Malkki (same orchestra, naturlich). Imagine a complete series of the Sibelius symphonies from Frankfurt shared by these two conductors who I am unable to separate for their virtual perfection in capturing the Finnish heart of the composer. Such a series would surely make the world take notice! (Of course with it all captured by the orchestra's top-class audio engineers and video team).

[@lvbhill]

I agree entirely.

[@steveegallo3384]

That II Mvt's been driving me crazy for months.....I knew it was Sibelius.....but What? Thanks for finding....beautiful performance....BRAVI from Mexico City!

[@ianglasse809]

A wonderful performance of one of Sibelius's least played masterpieces. Sibelius's ability to get so much variation and intrigue out of the same thematic score continues to amaze me. The return to the main theme half-way through third movement is so subtle that it is upon you before you realise it. Bravo the Frankfurt Symphony Orchestra and maestro Jaime Maetin.

[@curiousassortment]

It doesn't get much better than this. Why is this conductor not more well-known. Hoping (dream on?) to perform w him...

[@scroogemcduck4376]

The second part of this Symphony is the best !

[@mechantl0up]

It is very melodic and works and studies the theme patiently. The final movement, however, has the kind of maturely fusing energy that few movements can muster. It does no attempt to mix in anything unnecessary. I think Sibelius's 5th symphony takes some of those idea even further. But the 7th is the most intriguing.

[@BrucknerMotet]

@@mechantl0up totally agree with you on the 7th of being intriguing. And for me and perhaps for you and others, the 7th is otherworldly in its mastery of our attention.

[@LeonardAbbado3]

The best movement he ever wrote

[@musicaclasicaviva4258]

excelente sonido. magnifica produccion gracias desde Colombia Hr

[@petermaitland6932]

Wonderful performance - tempo just right and sound quality excellent! Sibeliuys reaches places that others have never located!

[@berylgreen1973]

I only wish Beethoven could have heard this symphony, which is classical in the extreme. It would make a fantastic program match with Prokofiev's Classical Symphony.

[@mpadierna]

Perfect tempo!

[@younessbenchikh4241]

this is legendary

[@Fraffi309]

Excellent performance!

[@_joaobrito]

Tão doce e amabilíssima é esta obra, especialmente o segundo movimento, que faz o coração derreter.

[@tomstarzeck7137]

This symphony is where sibelius became sibelius, and onwards towards the 6th it was said sibelius offered pure spring water 💧 as opposed to many of his contemporaries offering champagne, etc . This is a very good interpretation of no 3 IMHO

[@shantihealer]

A heartfelt performance very slow and steady, a masterful sense of pacing. It all pays off hansdomely in the finale which is usually taken too quickly so it finishes too soon. Here the measured appproach worked perfectly. And how together the orchestra are!

[@martinhuckle6069]

It’s great to hear this work I think it’s probably the least played of the Sibelius Symphonies why I don’t know

[@annakimborahpa]

The 3rd is considered to be Sibelius' neo-classical, i.e., backward looking symphony. After the success of his first two symphonies, the 3rd was like a pit stop/charging station preparing for the innovations of his 4th-7th symphonies that successfully completed his transition from a 19th century romantic composer into a 20th century modern one. Herbert Von Karajan, a great champion of Sibelius' symphonies 4-7, appears to have pretty much ignored the 3rd. But I think that any of Sibelius' music is top-notch.

[@jauscielingjauquae6864]

For the first time all I can text is really great

[@Discovery_and_Change]

(Notes to self) 0:25 1st movement (skip) | 11:24 2nd movement | 20:22 moment | 22:09 3rd movement

[@RhapsodyOfJoy]

This is so beautifully played, and filmed! Thank you so much, hr Sinfonie Orchester🙏💐

[@Scriabin_fan]

The melody at 13:29 gets me everytime, it’s so heart-breaking

[@RhapsodyOfJoy]

Bitter-sweet, and utterly beautiful!

[@mariobozzoni2438]

Fantastico Martin. Interpretazione ed esecuzione meravigliose.

[@harriskehrmann7756]

BRAVO!

[@Wilhelm_Yan]

i like this version, especially the bass parts of the strings, is decisive of the performance of this great piece. Es ist wunderbare Aufnahme, nach der Corona-Epidemie möchte ich sehr präsenz am Frankfurt die Aufführung anhören!

[@dwh82001]

If anybody is familiar with Adam Sandler's Chanukah song, 26:45 will always be the most noble rendition of it ever performed. ('Wear... Your... Yarmulke... Cause... Here... Comes... Channukah.') Deeply unfair to both Maestros Sandler and Sibelius I know, but I'll never be able to unhear it.

[@wilfriedwesterlinck]

Great Performance !

[@belladaniella5913]

Je n'arrête pas d'écouter le thème qui commence le 11:23 je le trouve d'une douceur et d'une profondeur contrastante avec le reste de la symphonie et c'est ce qui a arrêté mon attention à cet oeuvre. Sinon j'aime plus son violon concerto surtout interprété par Hilary Hahn. Mais cet extrait me touche profondément. Qu'en pensez vous......?

[@DavidA-ps1qr]

Fabulous performance, especially from the brass section. A masterpiece.

[@EmmanuelOsire-i7p]

just hearing this for the first time today may 15 2024 this is so beautiful and stimulating in a different way from most classical music its really excellent!!!!

[@2w914]

Es ist wunderschön. Es ist, als winkte der Weihnachtsmann vom Himmel und begrüßte ihn. Ich freue mich auf den ersten Schnee dieses Jahres♡

[@orenanpablo]

Segundo movimento é tão comovente!!!

[@TheWorldpatriot]

Que c’est beau !

[@Astutissimus]

Excellente version !!!

[@ΜΟΥΣΙΚΗΦΙΛΟΣΟΦΙΑΕΠΙΣΤΗΜΗ]

SIBELIUS AND CONDUCTOR ....ARE COMING CLOSER,,,,WONDERFUL....

[@logojimmy]

2:25 if you ever wondered the function of the rear slit of the musicians’ uniforms

[@RobRanieri]

terzo movimento tra i migliori mai sentiti.

[@belisarius1910]

Simply the best by Sibelius

[@guillermojesusguerrabravo5261]

Bellísima sinfonía de este gran compositor finlandés en una acertada interpretación

[@unbacan7540]

Belleza de versión. ❤❤

[@Nobilangelo]

Bravo! One of my favourite symphonies superbly rendered.

[@SergioHernandez-vy2sy]

Fantastic. What an enchanting performance.

[@paulbeard4218]

Frankfurt Radio Symphony produces outstanding sound quality and high level of artistry despite it's smaller size .

[@edwardmontoya50]

I prefer smaller orchestras, especially to play with. Chamber orchestra (AKA chamber torture) is the best.

[@준-h8w]

와우 음악이 중후하고 남성적. 시벨리우스 처음 듣는데 너무 멋지다 북반구 신화 느낌 매력 넘침

[@thethikboy]

Literally and musically a breath of fresh air - Finish mountain air.

[@PaulVinonaama]

I agree with "fresh air", but Finland almost entirely lacks high mountains.

[@MultiMeetube]

24:24 Those couple of bars played on the French horn.♥ Close resemblance to the hymn Soi Kunniaksi Luojan (May the hymn of honour now resound).

[@erlandschneck-holze4476]

... eine der wirklich besten Aufführungen der etwas "übersehenen" Dritten Sibelius - sehr bedeutsame Detailarbeit und Nachdenklichkeit , dabeit viel Herzblut und Temperament - der bedeutende spanische Dirigent sollte noch viel mehr ins Zentrum des internationalen Konzertlebens rücken ...

[@obscurerchen3146]

Thanks for informing us that the conductor is a Spaniard! HaHa, you know better!

[@mariobozzoni2438]

Brillante e vigorosa interpretazione. Direi eccellente esecuzione sostenuta da un orchestra che non trovo aggettivi adeguati per definirla come meriterebbe.

[@한희선-k4l]

1960년도초기 트란지스터 단파라지오에서 처음크래식을 접했는데

[@ibethcristina]

Muy hermoso! Gracias!