Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 "Pathétique" / Petrenko · Berliner Philharmoniker

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Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 "Pathétique" (1st movt.) / Kirill Petrenko, conductor · Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie, 23 March 2017
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[@VallaMusic]

never saw a conductor whose body and face was as deeply expressive as Petrenko

[@lukashimmelreiter6969]

watch Kleiber...

[@fillghid01]

ehm Carlos Kleiber

[@manuel-et4he]

Bernstein

[@makyhsmakyhs6766]

Bernstien was typically a cowboy in his body language, but talanted Conductor and gay too as they say in his country !

[@makyhsmakyhs6766]

Strong talented conductor , he is really fit to conduct the top no. 1 orchestra in the world .

[@jordanwartell-composer]

I think Petrenko just went through the full range of human emotion!

[@westonjosue8912]

instaBlaster.

[@carmelarochamartinez1927]

Sí.

[@PaulLeCrone]

god i love how animated and expressive he is. rare to see such passion.

[@sternernickwill]

The dynamic contrast, desperation, anxiety - gotta hand it to that bleeding Slavic heart. What an artistic genius.

[@cesars8090]

The BPO will have a fantastic principal conductor, K. Petrenko is amazing!

[@LoreWha]

He really is!!!

[@luciusfleetfoot]

Couldn't agree more. The BPO are white hot under Petrenko.

[@Omacago]

To listen to this unforgettable concert is breathtaking and deeply moving. A fantastic, outstanding conductor and orchestra perform with passion and an intense musicality. Every moment gripped and intrigued me.

[@викторсмотров-э7э]

Меня радует то, что оркестр справился с передачей мотива-посыла-души Чайковского. Молодцы: честь им и хвала за это. Душа Чайковского обнажена, слушатель поражён открытию и долго находится под впечатлением. Виктор СПб

[@kaiyuanwu3301]

Definitely the best Tchaikovsky 6 ever performed by Berlin Phil! Passionate and nuanced!

[@leoh3616]

And I am going to watch this concert in one week in Baden Baden! What a joy!!

[@leoh3616]

flu walrus it was unbelievable. Ive never heard such a sound, such a greatness and perfection. I was conpletely flashed and there were people in the hall who were crying after the concert because it was so moving.

[@libelle176]

Hair raising performance.Incredible...words fail me....

[@esterbalbi4558]

amazing energy of Petrenko!!

[@listenmusic9811]

The DEVELOPMENT -- my soul.

[@HuninMunin]

I can't wait.

[@Doctropic]

Großartiger Dirigent, Berlin kann sich freuen. wenn er die Berliner Philharmoniker als Chef übernimmt!

[@Chiollodario]

I've just finished to watch the whole performance. Absolutely stunning, one of the best I've ever seen. The orchestra rendition is astonishing, and Petrenko is an absolute genius. He gives to the conduction another dimension: not only perfect tempo directives, not only dynamics control, but he's also a magician in providing clear gestures regarding the direction of sounds he wants. 7 minutes of applause is the minimum after he and the orchestra gave this masterpiece such gratitude.

[@frederikabsalon2558]

1.06 min, just stunning 😲😍

[@kumakumakuma4572]

Sounds like Karajan's performance. The brass section particularly sounds stronger than their performance for these years. But, at the same time, they keep their flexibility they have got in Abbado's and Rattle's eras. What a great performance. Looking forward to seeing him as a principal conductor, though it's a very very pity that Rattle is going to London.

[@terrycreagh4103]

My favourite symphony

[@DSCH_HiroakiShimagaya]

A very fun time is approaching this combination.

[@MrDSCH-ib2mx]

Amazing!!

[@frogmouth]

Wonderful

[@bonsik8084]

치명 치명

[@Pannochka_O]

За Кириллом Петренко наблюдать крайне интересно

[@alinerjaku]

🔥

[@nattyco]

From this video I was hoping to be able to assess this performance before buying but that's impossible in just under 3 minutes. What I can say is the sound is terrifically exciting but this work needs more than sonic fireworks. I'm not convinced that the emotional depth of some other recordings is reached.

[@itamarbar9580]

Ach, to have the facial abilities of Petrenko.

[@sinankarakuzu]

My Favorite!!!LİFE/TARGET/HAPINESS...!!!

[@johannschneider6372]

In his face are all necessary emotions, you need, if you're conducting Tschaikovsky's "Pathétique"!

[@rodrigoorrego7866]

Johann Schneider yes yes yes, to hear that kind of music with such conducting, yes yes yes

[@Partner885]

К СОЖАЛЕНИЮ,ГАРИК НЕ УВИДЕЛ ЭТО.ВОТ ЧТО ЗНАЧАТ ГЕНЫ.ОЛЕЧКА,У ТЕБЯ ГЕНИАЛЬНЫЙ СЫН.ЧТОБ ВЫ БЫЛИ ЗДОРОВЫ.

[@namastasyai1376]

A perfect marriage !!!

[@Chiollodario]

Anyone knows who's the principal oboe in this concert?

[@rkyve9]

Might be Jonathan Kelly

[@Chiollodario]

@@rkyve9 I don't think so. It seems he's an additional component of the orchestra

[@matjazbogataj]

His name is Giorgi Gvantseladze and he's principle oboe in Bavarian State Opera Orchestra (Petrenko's previous "home")

[@Chiollodario]

@@matjazbogataj thank you very much. I should listen to some of his recordings. His tune with Pahud in this symphony is out of this world

[@nickwright6034]

Give me Sir Adrian Boult any day.

[@makyhsmakyhs6766]

Who is adrian boult ?

[@aisakaescalante8546]

hace 1 segundo

[@ricardonascimento6020]

A melhor interpretação que conheço dessa peça é de Rostropovich com a RNO kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnKXhpRjbJyrmcU

[@philipward3020]

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[@frahan3]

Kirill Petrenko is an outsanding conductor; that is (almost) irrefutable. From him one could point out his energy, his celerity of movements, his memorisitc skills, his trully feelings for music, just to mention a few. Nonetheless, having attented to the same-programmed concert that took place in the Festpielhaus of Baden-Baden during its Osterfestpiele (Easter Festival), I must sorrowfolly say that the performance of that intricately-superhuman Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony was not match up to the Berliner's general superb performance standards -in spite of the fact that the orchestra was the same as usual; but not its conductor. One could defend this with many convincing arguments, but possibly the real true factor was that Maestro Petrenko was (perhaps) too ambitious in that conducting, and only perhaps. In any manner, I do not cast doubt at all on each of them exceptional capabilities and the propser future anyone can predict of this dichotomous union.

[@gcg8187]

Ferran Ros Cos alright man

[@rodrigoorrego7866]

Ferran Rubio Costa also, you say that....who are you? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kegeljan]

Petrenko est beaucoup moins marmoréen que Karajan, moins linéaire que Abbado, moins extravagant que Rattle, il entame une ère nouvelle dans la vie du Philharmonique de Berlin, il vit la musique autrement, il s'en réjouit manifestement et visiblement, c'est une autre dynastie qui s'installe dans un répertoire connu et auquel le public ne se trompera pas ! Il faut consentir à d'autres cadences, d'autres sonorités, d'autres attaques, une autre religion ?

[@edwardnah4718]

Conducting without scores were basics for great conductors.

[@edwardnah6739]

Too dispersed wit less deep expressions! Sorry due to the way of conducting!

[@a.n.i.c.k.a]

Some people in the audience are dressed like bumpkins, it's SO embarrassing!!!!!!!!!!

[@tyu3456]

Seriously, that's what you got out of watching this?

[@zurabdzhidzhilava7161]

fast, really bad, sorry

[@Altonahh10]

A turmoil of such emotions cannot be taken any slower.

[@Skidoo22]

A lousy interpretation.

[@luciusfleetfoot]

What an incredible communicator Petrenko is. If I can figure out what he's asking the orchestra for - as a non-musician - then he must be doing his job really, really well.

[@francesconiccolai6592]

Kirill Petrenko ....Anima....Classe e Genialità....Con I Berliner.... Il Massimo 💪🎶😊

[@celle0106]

Petrenko has perfect russian temperament!

[@rodrigoorrego7866]

Celle that’s nothing with Russian to do, sorry, its a matter to be a genious.

[@barney6888]

for those of you who love this piece, find the Rodzinsky recording which was on lp westminster label, i can't recall the orchestra at the moment you just won't hear the 1st movement the same ever again. it is nothing short of horrifically violent, just as it should be. when the clarinet drifts down into silence, then the pause, the orchestra just turns into lightning, and not the kind that's a safe distance away. i have a copied cd of it, i should try to learn how to upload. i mean, the drama is insane. foam at the mouth, violent, absolutely horrific and powerful. brilliant performance and interpretation. the old mono sound does absolutely nothing to hold it back, at all.

[@alissonhbk]

Esse novo regente já se mostra melhor que seu antecessor!

[@joao5865]

Rattle era um ótimo regente, não consigo imaginar por que alguém se importaria por fazer essa comparação.

[@javiermendozasolis5949]

Me hace sacar lágrimas.

[@heinzturksch8767]

Dieser Mann, so scheint es, besteht nur aus Musik. Bei dem Potenzial der einzelnen Musiker wird sich ein Jahrhundertorchester entwickeln wie seinerzeit mit Hans von Bülow.

[@shadbolt4687]

Kudos Tchaikovsky!

[@chull-jedavidlee.9226]

Wie ich erwartet hatte, kann der Dirigent Kirill Petrenko seine eigene Musik ausdrücken!

[@Johannes_Brahms65]

is this commercial ment for rich people moving to Berlin? Well, I would, for the music at least. But the money....

[@CarmenCruzLopez]

Bello en composición e interpretación.

[@lachlanbarry6192]

Saw this live. I remember the trombones knocking me back in my seat. Absolutely amazing experience.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This raging melody invigorates the human spirit .

[@서강석-s1t]

Very good. Thank you for the posting!

[@luissantos2187]

Pñ

[@luissantos2187]

Pñ

[@arelicamilasuarez1250]

Esta bien chingona la cancion

[@BOXTAR2000]

Geiler Dirigent

[@Lonegan63]

Disproportionate gesture

[@rodrigoorrego7866]

Ganimedes 😂😂😂😂😂😂 wuajajajajajajajajajajaja

[@amadeus8014]

petrenko is still far from pursuing karajan

[@jaenah3825]

Most of great maestros memorized entire scores and played solely by their own inspirations. It is pity for young new conductors to look at the scores and disperse the attention and inspirations nowadays.

[@renatospinelli4254]

He is not a pianist it's not that common for a conductor to conduct everything by heart

[@logodaedalist]

Rarely does he look at the scores

[@axelx4770]

If you look at Richard Strauss, Adrian Boult etc conducting, you will see that it is possible to extract the greatest sounds from an orchestra without feeling obliged to make ridiculous bloated facial expressions trying to ape every emotion in the music. Petrenko, Rattle, Nezet etc take note.

[@neil7137]

It is indeed possible. But if with "ridiculous bloated facial expressions" the Berliner can produce good sound and good performance, I think it is not a problem.

[@josee1984]

Why do so many people have issues with people emoting in orchestral videos ?? I seriously want an answer. I see it undoubtedly in every video with any smidgeon of visible emotion. Can someone explain why they hate it so much?

[@princejhonariman4644]

patreneko and karajan both are the best conductor i ever seen (thanks for 5 likes)

[@yhkee1]

no no good... no impact sound,,,, karajan's performance of 1976×80%= petrenko

[@neubernd]

Well, the comments here are too much praise: A true maestro has the score in his head and not the head in the score.

[@Failentin]

Who cares?

[@neubernd]

@@Failentin Herbert von Karajan, Carlos Kleiber, Leonard Bernstein, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Karl Böhm, Lorin Maazel, Nadia Boulanger, Fritz Reiner, Arturo Toscanini ,Claudio Abbado, Otto Klemperer and you ;.-)

[@thomhooper7524]

@@neubernd Klemperer always conducted with a score and criticised young conductors for conducting without a score

[@josepablo1514]

Karajan did it so much better.

[@whyask9275]

Sir Simon also could have done it better. (Too LOUD.)

[@ソラ-i6f9t]

Why ask Did Sir Simon Rattle conduct Tchaikovsky? Pathetic or so on

[@alex45.08]

I totally agree. This just sounds boring to me. Karajan's interpretation has much more drive and power and is much more exciting and thrilling to me. It also conveys the emotionality and the tension of this passage in a much better way.