One of my favorite orchestral works. Strauss was such a master orchestrator. And to hear this marvelous orchestra and this great conductor perform it! Pure joy.
Herbert von Karajan, Karl Böhm and Fritz Reiner would be proud of this wonderful rendition. It´s been a long time to hear something like this. RIP MAESTRO. GOD BLESS YOU.
This has become my favourite recording of Also Sprach. Wonderfully expressive as well as technically superb. What an amazing rapport between Maestro Janson and every part of the orchestra.
This score of this treasure should be kept absolutely 100 per cent safe forever! How wonderfully Maestro Jansons (rest in peace) and the Concertgebouw convey the magic, humour and awesome Human inspiration!! This is the only quiet ending that reduces me to a tearful puddle because it speaks of the impossibility of knowing the end for there is no end. I believe there will be no end of future generations, not just Germans, who will marvel at the soul and art of Herr Richard Strauss through this gem.
Strauss really captures the meaning of Nietzsche's philosophy and brings in the greatest color for the subject! This is one of my favorite classical pieces!
Dear Maestro , you are now in Heaven with all the great Musicians and Composers.They are very happy to have you up there and we are very very sad .... and we all gonna miss you very much.... Rest in Peace dear Mariss Jansons.
21:06 ~ 23:23 Very beautiful. Especially two violins and two oboes made splendid sound and harmony. This moment makes me happy. I'd like to dance with this beautiful music like the conductor !!!
Of course, the music is magnificent. I would also like to commend the videographers and editors, as the visuals are amazing. They focus on the right musicians at the right time. This is probably the best I have ever seen.
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Wonderful performance, thank you! Here are the parts and timings: - Einleitung, oder Sonnenaufgang (Introduction, or Sunrise): 0:04 - Von den Hinterweltlern (Of Those in the Background World): 1:38 - Von der großen Sehnsucht (Of the Great Longing) 5:15 - Von den Freuden und Leidenschaften (Of Joys and Passions): 7:15 - Das Grablied (The Song of the Grave): 9:30 - Von der Wissenschaft (Of Science and Learning): 11:44 - Der Genesende (The Convalescent): 15:59 - Das Tanzlied (The Dance Song): 21:06 - Nachtwandlerlied (Song of the Night Wanderer): 29:04
Thank you - this helps me get all of the sections of this masterpiece straight in my head. My favorite probably is "Of Those in the Background World," or "Of the Great Longing."
Le Maestro Jansens et tous les musiciens sous son bâton font chanter tous les instruments de l'orchestre avec une sonorité éblouissante et rayonnante. Mariss honore la partition musicale de Richard Strauß. Son départ m'a laissé très, très triste. Maintenant Mariss est chez toutes les Muses à l'Olympe. Vita aeterna, cher Maestro !
Je suis d'accord avec vous, moi aussi je crois que nous ne sommes pas faits pour briller (et souffrir) une pignée d'années et finir en poudre, tandis que tant des arbres vivent des miliers d'années, et même une tortue peut vivre plus longtemps que nous. J'ai lu dans la Bible que cette situation est transitoire, et que, pendant ce période, les morts sont endormis, comme dans un comma. Mais tout leur DNA, connections neurveuses et recordations sont stockés dans la mémoire parfaite du Créateur. Il les appelera du "sommeil" après avoir réglé cette messe qu e c''est l'humanité à présent. (le poète Job en était certain. Job 14: 14a Si un homme meurt, peut-il revivre ? 15 Tu appelleras, et moi je te répondrai. Tu languiras après l’œuvre de tes mains.) Isaie 26:19 Tes morts vivront. Un cadavre à moi - ils se relèveront. Réveillez-vous et poussez des cris de joie, vous qui résidez dans la poussière ! Car ta rosée est comme la rosée des mauves, et la terre fera tomber [c’est-à-dire enfantera] même ceux qui sont sans force dans la mort.
I appreciate that this piece is not rushed like some of the other versions I've heard on TH-cam, especially Einleitung. That section HAS to be long, take you in, and carry you on to the subsequent section. This version is also very rich and full. Beautiful!! That organ at the end of the first section was ON POINT!!
This magnificent masterpiece is universal, and transcends the times You will travel in the mysterious and endless universe while listening to this masterpiece . From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵 where currently the cherry blossoms are in full bloom everywhere
If you asked me what my favorite piece by Strauss is, I’d say whichever one I’m listening to. Yesterday it was Don Juan, and last week it was Death and Transfiguration. And then, of course, the rose, the screaming lambs, and all the rest! His music is miraculous.
What a magisterial performance and what a deeply moving tone poem: one of the most profound music scores I've ever listened to ! I read that according to Strauss's novelist friend Romain Rolland, the composer once said that 'In music one can say everything. People won’t understand you.' I truly ignore if such a typically humorous remark by Strauss may apply to this tone poem. All I can tell is that when a piece of Music is as brilliant as 'Also sprach Zarathustra', a listener is only concerned with feeling inspired and with being carried away... A big BRAVO to the Concertgebouw Orchestra and to the conductor... Rest in peace, Maestro Mariss Jansons. @Classic Vault 3, a big THANK YOU !!!
The LP was bought by my parents in the early 70s after the Apollo Moon missions. Great though the famous intro is, my favourite section is the beautiful string melody that starts at around 03:00.
슈트라우스 짜라투스투라는 이렇게 말했다 0:04~1:38 서곡(자연의 주제) - 존나유명한그거 29:04 밤의 나그네의 노래 특징: 서곡 - 3화음을 금관 팡파르로 뿜어내는 에너지로 가득하고, 금관 팡파르와 팀파니의 모티브가 교대로 3번 나오며 웅장한 프레이즈 완성. 밤나그네노래 - 곡 전체와 달리 32:55 마지막 부분에서 두개의 3화음 동시 사용하여 복화음/복조라는 현대화성 선보임.
Strauss has to be the greatest orchestrator in the history of music, he is insurmountable! This performance is fantastic but it doesn't compare in sound quality to the Karajan recording on youtube elsewhere.
There are very few heaven inspired and etherical music which compares to what we find at 2:42-5:33. No words do justice in explaining the beauty and harmony of that piece of music. Thanks Richard Strauss and ofcource the CREATOR.
Yes, the Creator of a brain gifted with a sense of beauty, and that connects with our audititve apparell. The Creator of taste buds placed like an orchestra on our tongue, that can enjoy such a variety of "notes" rich in nourishment, and the same with our vision and smelling and tact. But, above of all these gifts, music!
My favorite part of this entire thing is at 18:53 and the next 40 seconds.... it gives me the strongest chills of any classical piece. It sounds like an animal, an alive thing that is hiding from a predator.. idk it's amazing
That segment is one of my favorites too. This tone poem, as well as MANY other pieces by Richard Strauss, has some of the greatest, most satisfying orchestral effects I have ever heard, and that is a perfect example. Especially when the low strings come in, the effect is just so badass.
@@erickmorell6117 Not just tone-poems, but the works of Richard Strauss in general I must recommend. LISTEN TO THE ROSENKAVALIER SUITE. You will be enchanted, hypnotized!!!! Also listen to Till Eulenspiegel, Don Juan, and Death and Transfiguration. Also listen to the music to Josephslegende (though that might bore you), as well as Elektra, which is my favorite opera of all time.
Wow the organ and the bass drum at the intro are so well recorded. The timpani has the best concert presence and texture I've ever heard in this piece. But the brass loses their brightness and oooomph bite in this upload. Yikes. TH-cam.
Introduction: 1. Sunrise 2. Of the Backworldsmen 3. Of the Great Longing Exposition: 4. Of the Joys and Passions 5. The Song of the Grave Development: 6. Of Science and Learning 7. The Convalescent Recapitulation: 8. The Dance Song Coda: 9. The Song of the Night Wanderer
Without this Zarathustra , the classical music world would have been very lonely and insipid , and we would feel that the classical music world is like a vapid beer This Zarathustra is an integral part of the classical music world From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
German philosophers loved Iranian history, Japanese philosophers were deeply influenced by German ones, " German philosophy, especially German idealism had the most lasting and deep influence. This was partly a fortuitous connection brought about by the close association formed in the late nineteenth century between Tokyo Imperial University and Germany."
A true masterpiece about Zarathustra, the first and pioneer prophet who was the finder of love and destruction of hate. The one who divided the human life and action by calling all negative actions and believes in only 2 simple choices to teach that humans have the choice of their lifestyle. Darkness and the lightness. This was 3500-6000, years before the Christian religion. He was the first one who believed in one God (AHURA MAZDA) and Satan (AHRIMAN). If you search for him on TH-cam, you will not be disappointed to know him. Read about him and the philosophy of his book Avesta, considering his time & location
But this piece is inspired by Nietzsche 's epic, in which he imagined a new Zoroaster whose teachings are very different from those of the original...you have to read Nietzsche's writings, ("The Antichrist" at least if not "...Zarathustra" to understand this piece!!
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This should be the national anthem for all of Planet Earth.
according to Stanley Kubrick it seems like it is ;) (referring to "2001 Space Odyssey")
With the 12 tone fugue!?
wow! yes!
it wouldnt be national then it would be international
El autor se inspiró en la obra homónima del filósofo Friedrich Nietzsche.
Many people know the opening of this masterpiece, only few people know that the fanfare is "just" the beginning of this wonderful masterpiece.
Their loss!
Many people know the opening from the movie "2001 a Space Odessy"
Ive just finished to listen this whole piece. I regret absolutely nothing
@@FELOINK I hear Strauss thirty years. i never regetted anything. He makes my life richer.
One of my favorite orchestral works. Strauss was such a master orchestrator. And to hear this marvelous orchestra and this great conductor perform it! Pure joy.
Herbert von Karajan, Karl Böhm and Fritz Reiner would be proud of this wonderful rendition. It´s been a long time to hear something like this. RIP MAESTRO. GOD BLESS YOU.
This has become my favourite recording of Also Sprach. Wonderfully expressive as well as technically superb. What an amazing rapport between Maestro Janson and every part of the orchestra.
Rest in peace, Maestro. You are a one of a kind, we are blessed.
What? Mariss jansosns?
@@eggshellskullrule7971 yes. Sadly he died in 2019.
The whole score is not just a masterpiece, but also like sounds a movie score written in the 60s/70s instead of 1896.
This score of this treasure should be kept absolutely 100 per cent safe forever! How wonderfully Maestro Jansons (rest in peace) and the Concertgebouw convey the magic, humour and awesome Human inspiration!! This is the only quiet ending that reduces me to a tearful puddle because it speaks of the impossibility of knowing the end for there is no end. I believe there will be no end of future generations, not just Germans, who will marvel at the soul and art of Herr Richard Strauss through this gem.
A deep musical philosophy that expresses existence, life and love
Great composer
Great orchestra.
A great maestro. R. I. P🙏
Strauss really captures the meaning of Nietzsche's philosophy and brings in the greatest color for the subject! This is one of my favorite classical pieces!
That opening gives me chills. Wow. What an entrance!
R.I.P Maestro. God bless you and have you in his Saint Glory.
Great artist and Musician.
Awesome. I fully appreciated this masterpiece in Busan symphony orchestra in November. Touching harmony ♥️
Strauss is happy to meet the conductors played lots of his works!!! Strauss is one of the greatest composers in history.
you are soooooo correct.....:-) thx
Which Strauss?
@@randycunningham7318 German Rihart
@@randycunningham7318 yep lots in the Strauss family who composed music. think there was 3 of them maybe more.
Dear Maestro , you are now in Heaven with all the great Musicians and Composers.They are very happy to have you up there and we are very very sad .... and we all gonna miss you very much.... Rest in Peace dear Mariss Jansons.
actually they're all just de-composing
@@adrianwright8685 We've simply chosen the alternative to your outlook.
@@adrianwright8685 LOL
21:06 ~ 23:23
Very beautiful. Especially two violins and two oboes made splendid sound and harmony.
This moment makes me happy. I'd like to dance with this beautiful music like the conductor !!!
"Requiescat in Pace, Magister". God bless you! We miss your performances!
Years ago Strauss said he finally found an orchestra that can play my music... quote still holds
Of course, the music is magnificent. I would also like to commend the videographers and editors, as the visuals are amazing. They focus on the right musicians at the right time. This is probably the best I have ever seen.
Wonderful performance, thank you! Here are the parts and timings:
- Einleitung, oder Sonnenaufgang (Introduction, or Sunrise): 0:04
- Von den Hinterweltlern (Of Those in the Background World): 1:38
- Von der großen Sehnsucht (Of the Great Longing) 5:15
- Von den Freuden und Leidenschaften (Of Joys and Passions): 7:15
- Das Grablied (The Song of the Grave): 9:30
- Von der Wissenschaft (Of Science and Learning): 11:44
- Der Genesende (The Convalescent): 15:59
- Das Tanzlied (The Dance Song): 21:06
- Nachtwandlerlied (Song of the Night Wanderer): 29:04
Thank you so very much !!!
Thank you
Gracias. Te quiero.
Grazie mille! THANK YOU!
Thank you - this helps me get all of the sections of this masterpiece straight in my head. My favorite probably is "Of Those in the Background World," or "Of the Great Longing."
One of the best versions I’ve heard. Of course, it’s almost guaranteed with Jansons and the fabled Dutch orchestra and concert hall.
Genialne wykonanie genialnej muzyki Straussa!
I just see a picture of Rick Flair in my head when I close my eyes. Wooooooooooo!!
Le Maestro Jansens et tous les musiciens sous son bâton font chanter tous les instruments de l'orchestre avec une sonorité éblouissante et rayonnante. Mariss honore la partition musicale de Richard Strauß. Son départ m'a laissé très, très triste. Maintenant Mariss est chez toutes les Muses à l'Olympe. Vita aeterna, cher Maestro !
Je suis d'accord avec vous, moi aussi je crois que nous ne sommes pas faits pour briller (et souffrir) une pignée d'années et finir en poudre, tandis que tant des arbres vivent des miliers d'années, et même une tortue peut vivre plus longtemps que nous. J'ai lu dans la Bible que cette situation est transitoire, et que, pendant ce période, les morts sont endormis, comme dans un comma. Mais tout leur DNA, connections neurveuses et recordations sont stockés dans la mémoire parfaite du Créateur. Il les appelera du "sommeil" après avoir réglé cette messe qu e c''est l'humanité à présent. (le poète Job en était certain. Job 14: 14a Si un homme meurt, peut-il revivre ? 15 Tu appelleras, et moi je te répondrai. Tu languiras après l’œuvre de tes mains.) Isaie 26:19 Tes morts vivront. Un cadavre à moi - ils se relèveront. Réveillez-vous et poussez des cris de joie, vous qui résidez dans la poussière ! Car ta rosée est comme la rosée des mauves, et la terre fera tomber [c’est-à-dire enfantera] même ceux qui sont sans force dans la mort.
Geniale Version!
Danke fürs Hochladen!
from 8:00 to 9:00, some of the most inspiring stuff ever written, very incredible
¡Dios mío, que sería del mundo si no existiera la música! ¡ Qué excelencia!
I appreciate that this piece is not rushed like some of the other versions I've heard on TH-cam, especially Einleitung. That section HAS to be long, take you in, and carry you on to the subsequent section. This version is also very rich and full. Beautiful!! That organ at the end of the first section was ON POINT!!
Greatest orchestra in the world in the greatest hall in the world. I traveled half the globe twice to be in Amsterdam. The sound is orgasmic.
What a nonsensical statement. You don't have the slightest idea what music is.
This magnificent masterpiece is universal, and transcends the times
You will travel in the mysterious and endless universe while listening to this masterpiece .
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵 where currently the cherry blossoms are in full bloom everywhere
@JONATAN
Thank you
How is your country？
Japan is autumn
Tokyo is 15℃
Someday please come to Japan
Good luck
@JONATAN
Thank you
Go for it
Good luck
See you again
If you asked me what my favorite piece by Strauss is, I’d say whichever one I’m listening to. Yesterday it was Don Juan, and last week it was Death and Transfiguration. And then, of course, the rose, the screaming lambs, and all the rest! His music is miraculous.
The Brass is shining. Brilliant.
Hearing that opening from the Concertgebouw Orchestra, which is famous for it's large and strong wind sections, is stunning.
What a magisterial performance and what a deeply moving tone poem: one of the most profound music scores I've ever listened to !
I read that according to Strauss's novelist friend Romain Rolland, the composer once said that 'In music one can say everything. People won’t understand you.' I truly ignore if such a typically humorous remark by Strauss may apply to this tone poem. All I can tell is that when a piece of Music is as brilliant as 'Also sprach Zarathustra', a listener is only concerned with feeling inspired and with being carried away...
A big BRAVO to the Concertgebouw Orchestra and to the conductor... Rest in peace, Maestro Mariss Jansons. @Classic Vault 3, a big THANK YOU !!!
One of the greatest pieces of music ever written!
RIP MAESTRO.
영원한 안식을 누리시기를 기도합니다.🙏🙏
What a staggering piece of music..Im truly humbled
Fantastic playing indeed! Bravo the leaders, specially the CONCERT MASTER! Incredibly emotionally charged performance!
Wat een fenomenaal stuk , en wat een orkest
The LP was bought by my parents in the early 70s after the Apollo Moon missions. Great though the famous intro is, my favourite section is the beautiful string melody that starts at around 03:00.
Meraviglioso, grandissimo quando l'ho ascoltato dal vivo non volava una mosca....incredibile Mariss Jansons!
Omg that bassoon sound. Damn
Von den Hinterweltlern, heaven.
슈트라우스 짜라투스투라는 이렇게 말했다
0:04~1:38 서곡(자연의 주제) - 존나유명한그거
29:04 밤의 나그네의 노래
특징: 서곡 - 3화음을 금관 팡파르로 뿜어내는 에너지로 가득하고, 금관 팡파르와 팀파니의 모티브가 교대로 3번 나오며 웅장한 프레이즈 완성.
밤나그네노래 - 곡 전체와 달리 32:55 마지막 부분에서 두개의 3화음 동시 사용하여 복화음/복조라는 현대화성 선보임.
RIP MAESTRO
Descanse en paz....maestro.
Ich liebe dich!! Vielen danke 🙏🏼
This week I did my estrogen shot to this performance. What a beautiful way to experience oneness with God.
Fabulous! Thank you!
From Charlotte North Carolina The Nature BOOOOOOOOOOOY Ric FLAAAAIR
Not gonna lie... Was expecting to see the Nature Boy walk in with a couple girls with him in this video.
Many thanks to the Latvian conductor Mariss Jansons. He and Richard Strauss will stay forever.
Earplugs? - Check
Volume 100? - Check
Peace of mind? - Loading....
Parabéns a todos os músicos e em especial a regência do Maestro Mariss Jansons! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
That’s Great 🥺✨ i love it 💖
stunning performance
Legendary theme. Nice post!
Extraordinaria obra
Strauss holds an unchallenged position as an interpreter of Zarathustra
This performance's splendor of words can not attach it
Superb
thanks a lot
Such elegant conducting
Sound of Universe
It's my favorite music.
Excelente trabajo de la orquesta y magistral el Director
#WOOOOOOOOOO
Strauss has to be the greatest orchestrator in the history of music, he is insurmountable! This performance is fantastic but it doesn't compare in sound quality to the Karajan recording on youtube elsewhere.
Gracias
There are very few heaven inspired and etherical music which compares to what we find at 2:42-5:33. No words do justice in explaining the beauty and harmony of that piece of music. Thanks Richard Strauss and ofcource the CREATOR.
Yes, the Creator of a brain gifted with a sense of beauty, and that connects with our audititve apparell. The Creator of taste buds placed like an orchestra on our tongue, that can enjoy such a variety of "notes" rich in nourishment, and the same with our vision and smelling and tact. But, above of all these gifts, music!
Als u in het hiernamaals dit stuk nog een keer wilt uitvoeren is het orgel wel zuiver, Maestro!
Dat u mag rusten in vrede!
Thankyou
Bravo 👏
WOOO! Cue Ric Flair!
My favorite part of this entire thing is at 18:53 and the next 40 seconds.... it gives me the strongest chills of any classical piece. It sounds like an animal, an alive thing that is hiding from a predator.. idk it's amazing
That segment is one of my favorites too. This tone poem, as well as MANY other pieces by Richard Strauss, has some of the greatest, most satisfying orchestral effects I have ever heard, and that is a perfect example. Especially when the low strings come in, the effect is just so badass.
@@simonkawasaki4229 for real! can you recommend other similar-sounding tone poems? :)
@@erickmorell6117 Not just tone-poems, but the works of Richard Strauss in general I must recommend. LISTEN TO THE ROSENKAVALIER SUITE. You will be enchanted, hypnotized!!!! Also listen to Till Eulenspiegel, Don Juan, and Death and Transfiguration. Also listen to the music to Josephslegende (though that might bore you), as well as Elektra, which is my favorite opera of all time.
몇초의 시간으로 우주를 소개할수 있는 유일한 것😮
Wow the organ and the bass drum at the intro are so well recorded.
The timpani has the best concert presence and texture I've ever heard in this piece.
But the brass loses their brightness and oooomph bite in this upload. Yikes. TH-cam.
Teşekkürler
Introduction:
1. Sunrise
2. Of the Backworldsmen
3. Of the Great Longing
Exposition:
4. Of the Joys and Passions
5. The Song of the Grave
Development:
6. Of Science and Learning
7. The Convalescent
Recapitulation:
8. The Dance Song
Coda:
9. The Song of the Night Wanderer
As someone who struggled through playing the trumpet in high school, that fanfare at 18:55 is 😬😨😱
2:42 oh my buludy days
WOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
BRAVISSIMO ORCHESTRA ABD DIRIGENT!!!!
bravo
Love
The section after 10:21, beautiful
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Without this Zarathustra ,
the classical music world would have been very lonely and insipid ,
and we would feel that the classical music world is like a vapid beer
This Zarathustra is an integral part of the classical music world
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Japanese car company Mazda is named after Zarathustra's Ahura Mazda
@@user-dz9yx3et9y
It is a thing heard of for the first time
German philosophers loved Iranian history, Japanese philosophers were deeply influenced by German ones, " German philosophy, especially German idealism had the most lasting and deep influence. This was partly a fortuitous connection brought about by the close association formed in the late nineteenth century between Tokyo Imperial University and Germany."
@@user-dz9yx3et9y
Thankyou
I hope you are well
@@shin-i-chikozima Thank you, same to you.
rnasterpiece
It would be impossible for me not to shout "WOOOOOOO!" as they began lol
When I finally folded a fitted sheet correctly... Joking aside this is spectacular
It must be the very music for my baby!
❣
Grew up with the BPO and Böhm. This is better. Magnificent.
remminds me of Excalibur's ending by Richard Wagner
7:15 that bass ...
Abre como o rumor dos sopros contrabaixo além de tímpanos.
Woooo
21:37
A true masterpiece about Zarathustra, the first and pioneer prophet who was the finder of love and destruction of hate. The one who divided the human life and action by calling all negative actions and believes in only 2 simple choices to teach that humans have the choice of their lifestyle. Darkness and the lightness. This was 3500-6000, years before the Christian religion. He was the first one who believed in one God (AHURA MAZDA) and Satan (AHRIMAN). If you search for him on TH-cam, you will not be disappointed to know him. Read about him and the philosophy of his book Avesta, considering his time & location
But this piece is inspired by Nietzsche 's epic, in which he imagined a new Zoroaster whose teachings are very different from those of the original...you have to read Nietzsche's writings, ("The Antichrist" at least if not "...Zarathustra" to understand this piece!!
Want to test out how good your stereo system is? 29:05, If it doesn't shake your home's foundation...take it back. 😄😄
Lol TH-cam thinks that this is a recording of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Which makes no sense to me