Stravinsky: Symphony in C / Matthias Manasi · Orchestra Sinfonica di Roma

[@danclaudio4425]

Matthias Manasi is an outstanding conductor! One could point out his energy, the celerity of his movements, his memorization skills, his true feelings for music, just to mention a few. Never saw a conductor whose body and face were as deeply expressive as Manasi.

[@ferdinangenius]

Beautiful, rational, logical, mathematical, and yet also engaging music played excellently

[@danielvalentin3559]

Bona combinació: Stravinsky i Matthias Manasi Magnífic!

[@giancitton2604]

Sinfonia in DO (1940) Moderato alla breve 00:25 Larghetto concertante 11:09 Allegretto 17:09 Adagio - Tempo giusto alla breve 22:13

[@niallbuchanan8825]

A very good performance of a great piece. Personally I like the Classicism that might be misinterpreted as a lack of 'emotion'.This music is restrained but powerful and full of exuberance, invention and a touch of mystery.

[@filiphovland2462]

Which opus number is this?

[@nathanhol42001]

Stravinsky stopped using opus numbers before he even wrote The Firebird. This piece was 30 years after that

[@robintranter8260]

Personally speaking so much of Stravinsky's music fails to emotionally engage which is why Britten and Tippett are the greater composers -their's is music that comes from the heart to the heart,

[@chipstern]

Says you...fails to emotionally engage? Know Nothing Nerd.

[@vincemeghrouni7805]

Fails to emotionally engage YOU. The subjective is not objective.

[@TheActiveAssault]

What are you on about?

[@Paul49Giloi]

And this is why music and art are so subjective. Stravinsky's music has a huge emotional impact on me, whereas other famous pieces may be nice but leave me cold. We all react so differently to different external stimuli. I enjoy Britten and Tippett but they don't give me goosebumps like Stravinsky.

[@alfonsomantecon5057]

????????????? If Stravinsky's music does not engage you, try engaging a good therapist.