Brahms - Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 73 | The Cleveland Orchestra, Franz Welser-Möst

[@bertrandgandubert6352]

Quelle sublime version de cette seconde de Brahms parmi les plus prodigieuses. Le chef dirige cela avec art et grande délicatesse. Merci à lui et à chaque membre de cet extraordinaire orchestre. Dans ces temps troublés voir et écouter une telle prestation fait grand bien. Encore merci.

[@josezarzo2607]

Just beautiful. Bravi solo horn Jesse Mcormick, third horn Hans Clebsch and the rest of the horn section, woodwind and brass.

[@wjcroft72]

Beautifully performed. Excellent conductor, whose homeland is also Austria. Wonderful that he is with Cleveland.

[@thetrumpet7636]

Fantastic trumpets in the last minute.

[@gabrielnavarrodelage]

Fantástico Brahms. Magnífica esta Orquesta de Cleveland. y exquisita la dirección de su director. Gracias por compartir.

[@lioraartemis7486]

II. Adagio non troppo 15:45

[@rolandonavarro3170]

Una de las mejores interpretaciones de esta sinfonía pastoral de Brahms que he escuchado. Una delicia. La Cleveland se muestra aquí como una de las grandes orquídeas de nivel mundial. Bravo, Welser-Most 👏🔥

[@timothyneumann6586]

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[@timothyneumann6586]

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[@whatadamnusername]

A great, high energy piece of ensemble playing, but that final trombone chord was weak and put a bit of a damper on the ending. It’s not Cleveland’s fault, though, it happens unfortunately frequently.

[@kend.6797]

You're right, that final chord is very tepid and I do often hear performances where that is the case. I blame Welser-Möst as I'm assuming he got what he asked for here.

[@christophehorton1070]

And Cleveland has been in decline for decades. Nobody sees a problem with this?????????

[@JT-qr8lt]

Apparently the conductor nicknamed frank worse than most in London 😂