Tchaikovsky 6th symphony-Bernstein 1/4

[@MrOlogramma]

Inarrivabile e leggendaria esecuzione... no one like Bernstein no one ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Lenny I love you

[@jeffwads]

13:40. This is just perfection.

[@martinevaffier5055]

Bernstein is simply sublime

[@ДимитърМитев-х7й]

Two genius - Tchaikovsky and Bernstein!

[@salvatorecalabrese9692]

L'emozione non ha voce. Grande interpretazione Bernstein.

[@kilohertzstudio3429]

I saw this tour when they came to LA. Unforgettable night. Got the recording the next day. Life-changing.

[@nasersarfaraz3025]

Masterpiece 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵Tchikovsky and Bernstein

[@donatoverapadilla5308]

Tuve el honor de ver y escuchar algunas magistrales de Leonard Bernstein, y, quedé gratamente sorprendido, con la amplísima cultura musical que, atesoraba. Fue el más grande en el campo de la dirección.

[@donatoverapadilla5308]

Sin ningún género de duda, Leonard Bernstein fue el que imprimió carácter en cada una de las obras que él dirigió, dándole vida a la música de los grandes autores.

[@harrybridges9306]

I meant to say "1909" not "1919". HBB

[@darkprose]

16:15 This passage is gorgeous and haunting. I don’t think Tchaikovsky could have done better.

[@omarbarrientoscandela1651]

Afortunado de Mi, que lo Disfrute en la Sala Nezahualcóyotl 1985 con la Filarmonica de Israel.

[@Dylonely_9274]

Sublime and legendary indeed !

[@josecicerodematos7173]

Un grand travail musical. Le temps passe mais pas la musique.

[@harrybridges9306]

The composer "wept bitterly". Russian people toiled greatly as he passed them during the wheat harvest in a train car. He could not known, in an earthly way, what was coming; WWI, Revolution and WWI. In 1919, Russia was a net exporter of wheat under Stolypin, prime minister. He was cut down at Opera and they have never been able to match this feat. May God bless Russia and the soul of this great work!

[@jesusdaniel.6845]

16:22 - Es este el profundo sueño del que Bécquer dice tal vez un día despiertes.

[@vicchung]

My favourite part has got to be 12:10 to 12:55.

[@colin_rose]

not drunk, just being lenny

[@v_a765]

I wonder who is that woman behind the curtain on 2:43

[@Genagurevich]

genius!!!!!!!!!!!

[@martimtavares3692]

That's not the way to see if sound and image are matching. You have to look at the musicians, and in this case it's perfectly synched.

[@22bomd]

I do love this symphony ........very passionate piece of music ..it,s great fun to play and listen ....and I,m a fan of Bernstein .................................even when I played it .".my back were freezing ".

[@psabatm]

New York Philharmonic

[@Iloerk]

it's simply because the mics and cameras are in similar distance away from the musicians and light travels much faster than sound. Sometimes the delay is even increased by the sound engineers and video editors so that the video is closer to the experience of being at the actual consert.

[@larrykatz3333]

What is the orchestra? Unclear from the notes.

[@granttopjon2484]

Most professional orchestras play slightly behind the beat.

[@comradegarrett1202]

Chills.

[@MusiClymax]

It seems the sound is delayed from the video by the conducting hes doing. It looks rather late-response.

[@pvonberg]

What hall is this ?

[@arnoldsiebers7391]

never better conducted mahlerian shadows

[@rmk2879]

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[@camillelafont76]

Terrible. Absolutely awful. No emotion in this one and it's not Bernsteins fault. The musicians aren't trying to feel.

[@theingabo212]

In a manner of speaking, you are sort of right though.