Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 / Mariss Jansons / Oslo Philharmonic

[@martyncarroll5035]

A great performance with a Wonderful Orchestra and a Very much missed Conductor

[@김세호-x1o]

Jesus. The maestro was so hamsome at that time. Good performance.

[@Dylonely_9274]

One of my favorite symphonies. Thank you for the performance, M. Jansons is an outstanding conductor !

[@scottmiller6495]

What a brilliant performance and conducted by a true legend, R. I. P Maestro you are sadly missed Bravo !!!!!!!!!!

[@scottmiller6495]

Well Deserved roasing standing ovation !!!!!

[@christiankluttig8208]

Eine der besten Tschaikowsky-Interpretationen, die ich je erlebt habe. Das ist der "klassische Tschaikowsky Stil", für den Mravinsky und - nicht zu vergessen - Arvid Jansons gearbeitet, gewirkt und gelehrt haben. Und Mariss hat das bis in unsere Zeit weitergeführt. Danke, lieber Freund !

[@fenriquealvarez]

Great musician and great Human being, learned his Tchaikovsky from the best Mravinsky. RIP both must be playing for God in Heaven.

[@willmorris8198]

Incredible. Mariss is a genius of a conductor. He embodies the music. 7:44 in the first movement is amazing as well as 33:54 in the third movement. It's such a shame that this video has so many ads :(

[@soniaturchetta3420]

Wonderful to see a very young Maestro Mariss Jansons in this fantastic performance!very intense and exciting, with an excellent orchestra. Many thanks to Oslo Philharmonic!

[@benjamin0929]

R.I.P Maestro!

[@Greathanno]

Thank you Mariss and Pyotr who wrote this masterpiece in this similar age!

[@vitocortesi9389]

One of the Best Conductors at the turn of the two centuries passed away ! R.I.P. Maestro

[@vitocortesi9389]

For me a legend as Berstein,Karajan ,Kleiber ,Maazel and Abbado

[@dxj178]

We'll miss this great conductor

[@DennisDoubleday]

R.I.P. He is my personal conducting God, alongside Abbado.

[@aletibet56]

I am moved to tears by the loss of a great conductor whom I loved and esteemed. Very great and very humble.

[@soothingmusic8921]

klassisk musikk er vakker og reiser

[@hijonathan]

Maestro Jansons' masterly performance of Berlioz Symphony Fantastic at the Proms stole my heart and his rendering of Strauss "Also Spracht Zarathustra" took it to even greater heights. Rest in peace, master, with all my love.

[@verasantarelli4088]

Sono rammaricata fino alla commozione per la perdita del grande Maestro Jansons che amavo e stimavo anche per la sua riservatezza ed umiltà.... Era molto grande e ritenuto dalla critica tra i grandissimi della direzione di tutti i tempi!

[@mark-shane]

he did so much for oslo phil

[@dougpiranha3230]

Mariss Jansons, already one of the no more living legends!!

[@laughinloveforever6707]

R.I.P:! We will miss you! Thank you for all your great concerts!

[@denisrey-bellet5514]

Repose en paix maestro. Tu vas nous manquer. Quelle magnifique interprétation ! On entend qu’il a travaillé avec Mravinsky, grand maître dans la direction de cette 4ème de Tchaikovsky. Les chiens ne fond pas des chats. Ce 30 novembre 2019 est une date aussi douloureuse que le 19 janvier 1988, la mort de mon maître, Mravinsky. Ils ne seront peut-être pas enterrés loin l’un de l’autre à St Pétersbourg. Merci du fonds du cœur pour tout ce que vous nous avez apporté. Vous restez tous les deux gravés dans mon cœur.

[@I2A52]

R.I.P. Maestro,

[@julienbencze]

Mariss Jansons, quelle merveille! J'aime la réalisation qui fait découvrir soudainement à 0:59, tel un diamant, le talent brut et la graçe de ce chef d'orchestre si unique! Hommage à l'orchestre également, pour cette superbe performance!!

[@jeanparke9373]

He had a bit of Patrick Swayze vibe when he young. Missing you so much, Maestro!

[@PETERJOHN101]

See an image of Mahler when he was young...they are almost twins.

[@kreutzo1]

This genius will be deeply missed.

[@adamsyed5535]

Already has been.

[@mcxd-f7b]

Realmente este es un gran material: un joven Mariss Jansons dirigiendo sin partitura la Cuarta Sinfonía de Tchaikovsky con aquella Orquesta que condujo a ser una de las mejores. Es un registro de gran calidad y creo que es inseparable la calidad humana a los resultados artísticos: sin duda el Maestro Jansons fue una gran persona y gran músico. Qué descanse en paz.

[@СветланаФадеева-ъ3ш]

thanks from spb

[@notaire2]

Großartige Aufführung dieser romantischen Sinfonie mit gut phrasierten und perfekt synchronisierten Töne aller Instrumente. Der energische Maestro dirigiert das perfekt trainierte Orchester im inspirierenden Tempo mit möglichst effektiver Dynamik. Ruhe in Frieden, lieber Mariss!

[@soothingmusic8921]

Beautiful

[@stefaniaserra5876]

caro e amato Maestro Jansons sarai sempre nel mio cuore I love you

[@hectormaradona8410]

Oslo para el mundo, gracias por compartir.

[@pgsahlman]

Oh my goodness, Maestro Jansons in action - one of the greats! I love his conducting style - unadorned, unaffected and precise. A pure, heartfelt musician who focused on the music alone, minus the theatrics so common with today's current crop of conductors. I'm becoming increasingly sick of baton wavers who are obviously theatrical without adding substance. Here in Houston (sorry Frankfurt) we have dramatist-extraordinaire Andrés Orozco-Estrada who (were he to study gymnastics someday) would clearly add a somersault or two and a back-flip for good measure during a performance of Barber's Adagio for Strings, since the work would be otherwise too dull for his tastes.

[@belcantopera4562]

First of all, happy 100th birthday to Oslo Philharmonic! Wow! Jansons is young here in this video! Thank you very much for uploading this archival video!

[@BytomGirl]

He will always be missed. RIP

[@verasantarelli4088]

Grazie Maestro!

[@garrack]

RIP Maestro!

[@ljiljanastanic9076]

Splendid!

[@detectivehome3318]

R.I.P. Maestro.We miss you.

[@in-oo2qq]

RIP from Japan

[@skelppie]

R.I.P Mariss

[@888RustamMuradovMusician88]

R.I.P my favorite dirigent!!!(((😢

[@tutkungulec2359]

Magnificent

[@beth_levin_piano]

R.I.P.

[@thiagohenriqueoliveira8180]

magic play

[@mcmuffin-z5v]

It’s sad to see that unfortunately most of the people in this video are dead….

[@forimente]

Fantástico!!!

[@НеллиХоцарж]

завораживает простота и искренность в процессе раскрытия характера музыки

[@fernandozamanilloperal6692]

Un director muy querido por mí. Descanse en paz!

[@gpcrawford8353]

R.I .P Mariss btw the whole symphony was dedicated to Madam Von Meck his patroness at the time. The 3rd movement depicts life in a street with a drunk staggering around the 4th movement based on a folk tune.

[@dimitrygrigoriev3291]

великая музыка под управлением великого музыканта

[@stefanufer608]

Isn’t this the hall where he made all those fabulous Tchaikovsky recordings?

[@OsloPhilharmonic]

That is correct!

[@stefanufer608]

@@OsloPhilharmonic Thank you

[@peterzwaga650]

Nice Memories. Mariss Jansons opening concert as chief conductor of the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra in September 1979. How do you set the tone as a 36-year-old. In his early years Jansons had something of Carlos Kleiber and in his later phase as a conductor he became more cautious and more like his teacher Von Karajan. Expressed in periods, before and after his heart attack in 1996. But here he sets the Norwegians on fire with an electrifying version of Tchaikovsky's 4th symphony that sparks off, ✨🎶✨:

[@packer812]

This must have been one of his first concerts as music director of the orchestra. This is such an intersting video. I think there are still one or two musicians still playing in the orchestra today?

[@geliporsch9022]

❤

[@TheLastOfTheFinest80]

In my opinion Marriss Jansons was the Marcia Gay Harden of music conductors. Very talented in his/her craft but would never either seek publicity or indulge themselves in any fame like the typical primma donnas like Karajan, Bernstein, Reiner, Dummel, etc.

[@SolomonPlunket]

He was always handsome, up to his last minute.

[@ryuh.s9558]

삼가 고인의 명복을 빕니다.

[@alpkunkar9471]

La sua perdita è incolmabile...

[@micsasy]

tutti col capello anni 70 ! XD

[@karldelavigne8134]

That is a seriously big bow tie worn by the 2nd oboe.

[@heldenbariton]

I don’t understand who the hell three guys clicked dislike......

[@maxfochtmann9576]

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[@januszwypyszewski4152]

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[@lyolevrich]

great video great performance!!!! 👏👏👏 disgusting advertisement in the middle of a musical phrase during a piano-this is barbarism not modernity🤦‍♂

[@osliki-aa7]

не а чво вы раздуделись то с самого начала а?

[@phillipvietri8786]

I am not an adherent of Scandinavian performances. As a whole I struggle with their dryness and lack of power and variety. This is not the case in the present performance here. All the cheap showman's tricks like exaggerated ritardandi and other devices that devalue many other famous performances are not even considered here. By performing the first movement in a steady, even tempo, Janssons brings out its massive scale. It's very fine music that would such as, would I like to think, even the hypercritical great master would have professed to be, "after all, a satisfactory performance."

[@joseantoniocierralopez9838]

Soberbio

[@rmk2879]

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[@JuanGonzalez-iq2de]

RIP grande Maestro!

[@양빈-k1m]

R.I.P Maestro !