Symphony No. 5 (3rd movement) / Ludwig van Beethoven / Herbert Blomstedt / Oslo Philharmonic

[@danielchristensen2471]

Those horns in the first 30 secs KILL me everytine 😍🤩 sooooo good!

[@chasvox2]

It isn't likely that they will ever perform anything I have, or will compose...but these are dream players. Another wonderful performance...very inspiring indeed!

[@glenng725]

What a bass section!!❤

[@user-rk1tw5mx1c]

Can't wait to see the fourth movement posted !!!!!!

[@KMHill]

No one should ever separate joined movements!

[@erifetim]

It's not really an issue though, is it? Movements on purchasable CDs are also separated and just played back-to-back (which would also be possible here if put into a playlist). And for analyzing parts of individual movements, I find this easier to navigate. I agree though that the ending of this video is badly edited.

[@KMHill]

@@erifetim On a CD, it is true there is no gap of silence between the third and fourth movement during playback, even though they are indexed as distinct movements. When playing back individual digital files, a gap of silence normally occurs between tracks/files in a playlist. You would have to edit the files together to make the player play two movements seamlessly in the way they are written to be played in the concert hall.