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I’ve been watching classical compilations like this for over a decade on TH-cam and you guys have done it PERFECTLY. The narration was just enough and not too much, and the segments were given enough time to really indulge in the finales. Thank you so much for these two videos!

Sibelius 2 ftw.

I really love this video and list. However, without the finale of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, there really is no way to show how monumental the form can become. Beethoven is, without question, the master of the symphony. He perfected the form with 9 entries. Most musicologists will tell you that the 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th and 9th are all contenders for the top ten if not just immediately placed in the top ten. The 3rd (Eroica) is probably the greatest single symphony ever written and, again, most musicologists think it’s THE symphony that changed music forever.

Wooow, I have actually played the tchaikovsky 4th symphony with this orchestra, Oslo Philharmonics.

During the Finale of Bruckner 4 (or any other piece of serious music) there is only one fucking rule: don't interrupt it by make a noise. Well done, you failed and I question your sincerity about this music. I don't even want to know about your table manners.

Mahler 8 not being on here is heresey

Mozart´s 41 Haydn´s 104 Beethoven’s 5 Beethoven’s 7 Beethoven’s 9 Schubert´s 9 Mendelssohn´s 5 Schumann´s 4 Brahm’s 2 Dvorak´s 9

I was about to scream at the fact that there was no Mahler until I saw the last one and it's justified (it is mahler).

While not labeled a Symphony, leaving off Mussorgsky "Baba Yaga" & "The Great Gate of Kiev" is a crime.

Watched this looking for the Tchaikovsky.

Bruckner 5 and Mozart 41!!!!

I always repeat one of the most poignant musical memories I have is listening to Mahler's 2nd for the first time. I was writing an essay in the library and decided to just try Mahler cus I'd heard of him but never really heard anything by him other than the adagio from the 5th. I put the 2nd on from the beginning and basically wasn't really listening, more focused on writing until the choral section near the end began and I literally just had to stop for a second and contemplate what in the godly shit I was hearing. From that section I was completely spell bound though to the end just sitting in the library trying not to make it obvious I was tearing up.

So many treasured finales. Let’s not forget the grand fugues employed in Mozart 41 and Bruckner 5.

Let us listen to them without the unnecessary chatter. Shut up.

No Mozart Jupiter ending ?

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Yeah but what about a lip trill

Shostakovich 's Symphony 12 Finale is "for me" one of the greatest.

Excellent! And thank you for no voiceovers. 🙂

Naturally love the list but especially impressed with the chosen recordings! Include Kallinikov g-min in video 3!

dvorak no 9 is my favorite piece

Where Are the 5 and 9 Symphony of Beethoven????!!!!

Wonderful collection. Nothing tops Mahler. It has taken over a century for his monumental works to receive their rightful renown. He to me is the king of the symphonists.

Thank you for this. It broadened my knowledge and senses with new music and experiences. Keep them coming please.

Omg it’s so akward to trill B natural on clarinet. Idk who will get it but it’s like you’re fingering your instrument 😅😅

Cut the commentary. The music speaks for itself.

Stop the commentary so we can enjoy the music, please!!!!!

For someone like me who likes instruments, it's worth giving a sub to the channel, keep up the good work!

BRAVO!!!!!

4:10 - Andrés Orozco-Estrada is very happy with that 5- 6 chord. 4:19. Andrés Orozco-Estrada is even happier with that perfect chord.

On trumpet I like to use my left hand to trill, even though you’re not supposed to. I’m left hand dominant and it helps me trill much faster if necesssary.

The last time a kid literally just took apart the whole music stand💀

With ALL RESPECT i have to: The best reference as Coda's Finale is Bruckner's 8th in 1990, Tokyo, by Munich Philarmonik Orchestra Conducting Chelibidache. In this rendition the Fuga Quadruple with counterpunt is develop with all his majestic meaning. FACT: "Apocaliptic" is just a vulgar nickname given to such a majestic Opus.

Clarinets with the 4 whammy bars

Don't saw the trombone, lip trill it

i got several of my firends w/ this (& im a pretty infamous rickroller among my friend group lol)

Check out the ending of David Diamond's 2nd symphony. The coda is pure adrenalin.

I just went to a concert of Verdi's Requiem and i found out that in person, the bass drums are 10x louder than on the recordings. I can only imagine what the Mahler Hammer would sound like in person.

I just got rickrolled in the smartest way

On horn we do lip trills, not finger trills. At least most of the time

No Brucker 8th???

I am sad to admit that I cannot recognize the passage that opened this video. Can one lead me to its name? Thank you.

I've been Rick rolled! I didn't suspect anything.

Brahms 1

These idiots put the ads jus brofre the end, instead of betwee parts

Tuba

i play the clarinet and i’ll tell you, just trilling by going up an octave is the most fun thing ever- (it’s hella hard to do it though ☠️)

Trombone you can do F trigger and lip trills which are both fun

wow that’s cool as hell :D

I think the Brahms 2nd deserves honourable mention for its final bars.