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Perfection

It's just a beautifully overwhelming version!!!

Wow

Tremendous performance.

he finished just in time to play no. 21.

24:33

Aimless and bland. One wonders what Reiner really thought of this music

Хейфец замечательный скрипач виртуоз. Ещё больше мне нравится скрипка гварнери её тонкий голосок. Хейфецу 🎉.

Powerful but never heavy, melancholic, light or cheerful when it comes to it, always catchy, the final dance (25:10)is fantastic

Wonderful performance. Great recordrd sound !

Al solito non è citato nè il maestro del Coro Giorgio Kirschner nè il Coro di Voci Bianche di Renata Cortiglioni con il suo solista Patrizio Veronelli (Il pastorello).Se cortesemente si puo' provvedere.

✝️☪️✝️☪️✝️

Reiner conducting this symphony is the finest one will ever hear. Everything is perfect.

I love his interpretation of all music. He is unique in every way.

3:21 вступ 4:23 4 5:03 5 6:44 6 7:37 7 8:21 8 9:41 10 11:06 11 11:30 12 12:38 13 13:33 14 14:26 15 15:38

Such power. Bravissimo.

The fabulous Philadelphians, bravo.

This is a live performance. It's this live performance that is deemed so great.

I immediatly looked on Amazon for a copy of "Love and Death". I can't believe it's over $20. What a shame.

For me Walton wrote the 3 greatest concertos for string instruments and orchestra. Violin, Viola and Cello.

Gyönyörű Reiner interpretáció

my favorite piece of music and performance.

This is interesting because the world premiere has also been recorded. Unfortunately, it is a somewhat incomplete recording, in which the voices of the audience can also be heard. The intensity of the performance is as powerful as in this performance two days later.

Meilleure version....par un des plus grands violonistes de notre époque !!!!!!!

While the size of the ensemble and the slower tempi may not please the purists, we can perceive how these symphonies adumbrate the symphonies of Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, Bruckner, and even Mahler. Hoomeyow!!

Idiotic timestamps.

Verdi and Toscanini, They are God.

I was introduced to this by Lee Rodgers on KSFO who played the ending from Troika as his outro.

Szell❤

Listening this for more than 40 years, i believe that there will never be a more intense and fresh messiah. All contributors live on in this recording.

My goosebumps have goosebumps 😍

Sir Jon- knight of the long breaths

Nilsson and Fischer-Dieskau are totally misscast. Neither of them ever sounded right in Italian opera. Terrible recording.

Cleveland the best ❤

Cleveland the best ❤

I love the Cleveland Orchestra

Who was it who called this symphony "pure thought"? One of my favorite pieces of music.

Orchestra Hall's acoustics are not as bad as Muti says they are.

A magnificent, regal, powerful and dazzling performance. Sir Thomas has the orchestra, soloists and of course the magnificent multilayered choir performing "on afterburners." Just put this on the sound system in your house, turn up the volume, close your eyes....and sit back for a marvellous ride.

Currently at #20 (using the Ebenezer Prout numbering), "And He shall bore His flock". Egads, an utterly interminable rendition. It is also extraordinarily tedious for the violins to have to play it that slowly (in various performances of the work over the years, as both violinist and violist, i have encountered many mutton-headed dragging female soloists who have come close to matching this tedious pace) and indeed actually physically painful. This is thus far, listening from the beginning, the only number that seems completely wrong-headed. Other sections / "movements" have some shocking and revelatory results when done (much) more slowly than the H.I.P. norm, but this is just soporific...Oh wait, #21, "His Egg Yoke is Over Easy", has turned out to be even worse. Yes, the repeated dotted-sixteenth / thirty-second note figure is now mathematically correct, but there is no lightness or momentum whatsoever. Oh, oh, two consecutive misfires. And i am now quite ambivalent about the first number of "Part the Second". Hmmm. NOT observing the de rigeur double-dotting seems, again, to sap things of energy and momentum. And now "He was rejected" has achieved absolute stasis. Yikes, these doldrums of this recording may yet trigger a profound aesthetic crisis in your gadfly-esque neighbourhood music critic. Stay tuned, folks... 😮😢😅😂😊

The confidence, phrasing, and sound are incomparable. There has never been another fiddle player as great as Heifetz.

I'd never have thought that Szell/Cleveland/1960 could create the most thrilling recording of this symphony that I've ever heard. Thank you!

Wow! That 3rd movement!!!

Beecham 's version of The Messiah was the one I first heard as a boy and it has remained my favorite interpretation ever since. Indeed, I still have my LP vinyl recording of it and play it still as well as my CD recording.

And you included disc 3! Thanks 😊!

I always thought certain parts of this felt like they could have been in a Tim Burton movie. Anyone else think Elfman was inspired by Prokofiev?

Wow!!!! Prepare to have the hair on the back of your neck raised! What voices. God bless Handel and god bless these people.

토마스 비참 경께서 지휘 로얄 필 하모닉연주 비제 교향곡 1 중 c 장조 감명있게 감상하여봅니다

8:54

Thank you! My ancient car's CD player is too old to fix. Now I can listen through my FM Bluetooth modulator!