Questa è la sinfonia che preferisco in assoluto. La Marcia funebre del movimento successivo rappresenta bene la morte dell'eroe e il movimento finale esprime la speranza che non dobbiamo mai perdere. Di questi tempi - tra Covid e politica - ne abbiamo proprio bisogno. 🥰🎻🎹💕
🎶 "In the timeless embrace of classical music, every note carries the weight of centuries, weaving a tapestry of emotions that transcends the boundaries of time and space. It's not just a melody; it's an enchanting journey through the echoes of history and the depths of the human soul." 🎻✨
매일 아침 근무 시작 전에 들으면서 하루를 기분 좋게 준비합니다. 모두 행복한 하루 보내세요. I listen to it every morning before starting work and prepare for the day in a happy mood. Have a happy day everyone.
This symphony perks up the spirits and makes me feel life is wonderful. Such vibrancy and energy. Beethoven weaves brilliant strands of themes into a complex whole.
Brilliant Beethoven, the great genius from Bonn who never disappoints. The 3rd Symphony is mind-blowing and this is a superb performance by ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra and Michael Boder. To my ears the Austrian and German orchestras often seem a cut above some of the others, I think it is the quality of the string playing perhaps. Trying to imagine how this incredible music would have seemed to the audiences when it was new. I would love to travel back in time and hear Beethoven at the piano improvising, perhaps in one of those improvising duels he would sometimes do. I play jazz piano by ear, cannot read music, and like to improvise and I love Beethoven's use of variations eg the Diabelli variations for piano. Life was not easy for Beethoven, he represents a heroic triumph over adversity.
Thank you for this nice comment. The step between Autumn Leaves in a jazz arrangement and this Beethoven is perhaps shorter than we often think. Music is music, who knows what mr B had thought about nowaday music?
@@staffanolofsson8201 Some of the modern popular music has such banal chord sequences, but Beethoven would no doubt have come up with interesting variations and would have harmonised well. Youngsters need to listen to the final movement of the 7th Symphony, an example of a back beat in classical music which drives along with great energy. Or the final movement of the Opus 111 piano sonata no 32, that syncopated section which is like jazz a hundred years before jazz was invented. What a genius Beethoven was. My Beethoven T-shirts have arrived today too, one for me and one for a family member who also loves this German giant of classical music.
@@autumnleaves2766 Mr B will for sure love your T-shirts, and I also love mr B:s piano sonatas no 30-32. But most of all no 30. So this love is mutual.
المفتاح الذي فتح بها بتهوفن الباب العالم غير معروف من خلال الصوت الممتاليء الذي يحيط المستمع من كل الجوانب انه الكنتربطن وهاذا العالم هو الجمال غير مسبوق روعة الى اجيال اللاحقة من موسقيين و متذوقين الموسيقا .
Reading "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter", by Carson McCullers: On Beethoven's Third- "For a minute the opening balanced from one side to the other. Like a walk or march. Like God strutting in the night." Upon reading this I had to find Beethoven's Third and relive it again, after so many years, and feel my heart soar!
@@michaelmelen9062 But It is something very personal, 😔 sorry. The public movement part I do it every single day thorough my scientific and Spiritual work, still the planet has to know it!!... Then, There are very private movements that's are just mine!!.
Ever heard of the Duke of Wellington ? Ever heard of Mozart and Haydn, Bach and Handel, et al ? PS: In 1813 Beethoven neatly switched sides and celebrated the Duke of Wellington in his ‘Wellington’s Victory’ Opus 91.
@elaineblackhurst1509 He didn’t “neatly” switch sides. He was outraged, as were many, when Nappy declared himself an emperor and sold out his earlier republican ideals.
@@roberthill799 Beethoven did switch sides; musically, politically, and emotionally he moved away from the ideals of French revolutionism corrupted into Napoleonism into a better appreciation of the democratic ideals of Great Britain as a better way of modernising the absolutism still found across much of Europe - the evidence can be heard in virtually every note of Opus 91.
@@roberthill799 This, the Eroica was originally written for Napoleon but the name was changed. History isn't that simple, Napoleon was looked at as a revolutionary by some and a opressor by others. His impact on the world is still felt today centuries after his death with the splitting of New Spain into Mexico which gave the Americans a small window to invade Mexico while it was a young nation. California, Texas, Nevada, Mexico and more would've had vastly different historic timelines were it not for Napoleon's wrath.
En mi larga vida, siempre BEETHOVEN fue el que levantó el ánimo, mi espíritu. Es que su música comienza a recorrer todos los sentidos y hace que su música llegue a lo más profundo de nuestro ser. La interpretación fue excelsa , un director espléndido que dirigió con maestria a una orquesta sublime, con profesores que hicieron gala de su destreza musical para lograr una presentación que lleno nuestros corazones . Gracias
Siempre que escucho la sinfonía Heroica me inundan sentimientos de valor, ímpetu y esperanza. Beethoven nos recuerda en plena pandemia que pase lo que pase siempre podemos ser una mejor versión de nosotros Escribo esto en Enero de 2022 justo un año despues de estar a punto de perder la vida
Un tremendo compositor . Un ser humano que luchó contra su sordera ,una horrible adversidad. Hoy en Febrero del 2023 a pasos de cumplirse 1 año de la guerra Rusia -Ucrania ,me deseo para la humanidad que nos apliquemos un tanto del espíritu de su grandiosa novena sinfonía y que luchemos por democracia y diplomacia
No such thing exists, just like there’s no single best book, painting, building, invention, or anything else; the ‘Eroica’ however is certainly one of the greatest symphonies ever written.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 Hello Elaine. Whilst one has to embrace many styles of music, such as pop, or jazz, classical, or even punk, it is human nature to individually select the ultimate piece, or body of work, that has resonated with you, the most. The ultimate test is to imagine the following scenario: You are on a desert island that you love, and it shall be for eternity, as the island shall never wither, as you have complete control over it, for ever and ever. You live forever, without ageing, and never get ill. You are at your physical and mental peak, the body and fitness of your desire. You control the weather, the view, the tides, the sun sets. Your favourite foods and drink have a limitless supply, and no adverse effect upon your weight. You have a sexual soulmate/partner for eternity, who likewise, never ages, and the sex is orgasmic each and every time. HOWEVER:- Your music for eternity must be restricted to the entire works of just one solo artist, or one band or group, or one composer. THE CATCH??? Whilst you get to choose from those options (but not one from each), you shall only know the works associated with your selection. You shall never, ever, know of any other artist group, band, composer.... just the selected music of your freely chosen definitive musical influence upon your life. You have nothing with which to compare your selection, as your selection is the only music ever produced. It is forever, unique. Nasty game, don't you think ???? I created this awful game, as, at times, I cannot bare to pick favourites, never mind have all memory erased of all other artists and music genres that ever existed !!!!! The mental cruelty is too much to bare! SAYING THAT,.... My own personal choice, meeting all of the horribly self imposed restraints that I have set out, would be the entire body of work that Neil Young gifted to us all. Primarily as a songwriter, more so than a singer, though I love his voice. I allow myself a wider selection at times, just to ease the pain! Male artist: NEIL YOUNG. Female artist: CELINE DION. Group: ABBA. Composer: BEETHOVEN. Favourite single: SOMETHING GOTTA HOLD OF MY HEART (The 1968 original release by Gene Pitney). Classical Music: THE PLANETS by Gustav Holst. Male Actor: LAURENCE OLIVIER. Female Actress: ISABELLE HUPPERT. Favourite Film: ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST. Favourite season: SPRING. Favourite book: MYSTERIES by Colin Wilson. Hope my reply did not bore you too much. I am 65, living in Bristol, England. I would be honoured if you were to be so kind as to provide me with your own list, in strictly the same order, and list of categories, as I myself have set out, above. With my kindest regards, Brian.
Indeed. However, not a pleasure to see the gentleman walking onto the stage wearing a mask. We read the movement like a book - a holy book (as must go with a religion) but not for us.
Lebhafte und wunderschöne Aufführung dieser romantischen und perfekt komponierten Sinfonie mit gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen aller Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt traurig. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das perfekt trainierte Orchester im relativ schnellen Tempo und mit angenehmer Dynamik. Alle Spieler sind wahre Helden!
I like how jovial this performance is! Even during some of the darker moments in this piece there's still some light shining through, like the rays of sun on a stormy spring day.
Classical music is in our culture, a very important part in the life of Germans and Austrians. After WW2 the Concerts in music halls were fostered and nurtured for the people to overcome the horrors of the of the dreadful past!
A marvellous, precise and lively interpretation. As with all classic work, it is possible to enjoy many different approaches (depending on your mood), and this surprisingly light and nimble performance throws new light on this great symphony.
El aleman este Beethooven no era mal chico, hacia alguna cosa que se puede oír, "tranquilos, no se me alteren, que es una broma, yo también se, que es uno de los mejores músicos que nos ha dado ese gran país que es Alemania y yo me deleito y me admiro cada vez que oigo algo de este extraordinario genio.
Beethoven's symphonies are an order of magnitude more awesome Beethoven is a fertile and sober spiritual Land From A corner of Tokyo where is full of the joys and the sorrows and the solitudes of the human world
Top notch production of a masterpiece. All three movements awe and inspire this listener. Animated conductor aids greatly in the overall results. Bravo
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And to think, that at the beginning! the great Beethoven, dedicated this beautiful and energetic Symphony to the Little Corporal. But as Napoleon's Ego grew, in proclaiming himself as Emperor of the French. Immediately, the famous son of Bonn, revoked such famous dedication. Beethoven was the Napoleon in music, specially in IMPROVISATION! Napoleon did improvise in war. And the great PHILOSOPHER! of Bonn, did it. But in MUSIC! of the Higher Spheres! ☝️🔥
@@ultimateconstruction No such thing exists, except in the mind of someone who thinks it does exist; neither does ‘best’ author, painter, architect, scientist, or best anything in any field of human achievement. What you are talking about is personal favourites, an entirely different matter and to which you are entitled to any opinion you choose whatsoever - a choice limited only by your knowledge of what you know.
I adore sacred music so it’s hard for me to put the likes of Vivaldi and Bach to one side. Beethoven is a genius. Mozart too. Thank God for all of our incredible composers.
Beethoven is one of the many many great composers in today's world.Many great composers are from India, China, Japan, Russia, Iran etc, because of economic situations, they didn't get the right kind of promotions , simple as that, they were as great or even greater.
The orchestra plays very well and of course you can't really go too far wrong with Beethoven. I do hope the conductor managed to catch his train though.
"The first public performance took place on April 7, 1805 and was conducted by Beethoven himself." Ah yes, I remember it well, & here I am listening to this treatment 79,982 days later.
@@DWClassicalMusic me sumo al agradecimiento profundo a la DW por haber compartido esta obra grandiosa dd la humanidad y permitir que todos la disfrutemos.
My only criticism would be the camera angles compared with other YT orchestral presentations as I love to see individual players with their particular oboe,flute or horn techniques 🙂👏
Herr Haydn set the form, and Mozart wrote perfect music under this paradigm (his genius actually surpassed just FORM), then what others can do? The only answer is to 'break' it! Beethoven did it, and he did it in a way that inherit all the best, and push everything to a higher level, so high that his successors just feel impossible to surpass! What a genius!
I feel honored to be in the presence of these musicians. But the tempos are too quick. The second movement is done at such a rapid pace like everyone wants to just finish and get out of there. It should be more contemplative. I believe Carlo Maria Giulini's 1979 release is almost nine minutes longer but is spectacular. A performance for the ages. Next comes Klemperer's.
I totally agree. The opening itself in this performance is so lame. The second movement should be so elegant and majestic and not be played perfunctorily. Carlo Maria Giulini's approach in 1979 stands even today as the most outstanding reading. Eigen Jochum's version was not bad either.
I enjoyed this performance immensely. I particularly liked the tempo changes in the 2nd movement, which I'm not accustomed to. I've heard the old Toscanini performance most often.
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Questa è la sinfonia che preferisco in assoluto. La Marcia funebre del movimento successivo rappresenta bene la morte dell'eroe e il movimento finale esprime la speranza che non dobbiamo mai perdere. Di questi tempi - tra Covid e politica - ne abbiamo proprio bisogno. 🥰🎻🎹💕
🎶 "In the timeless embrace of classical music, every note carries the weight of centuries, weaving a tapestry of emotions that transcends the boundaries of time and space. It's not just a melody; it's an enchanting journey through the echoes of history and the depths of the human soul." 🎻✨
Poetic words..
Stupendous. There is no other word. The technical ability and emotional commitment of the musicians (and conductor) are outstanding.
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Pasan los años y no deja de sorprender
These guys are definitely giving the Vienna State Opera and Philharmonic a run for their money.
매일 아침 근무 시작 전에 들으면서 하루를 기분 좋게 준비합니다. 모두 행복한 하루 보내세요.
I listen to it every morning before starting work and prepare for the day in a happy mood. Have a happy day everyone.
This symphony perks up the spirits and makes me feel life is wonderful. Such vibrancy and energy. Beethoven weaves brilliant strands of themes into a complex whole.
Actually, it's Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 2, III Adagio movement. Note for note. Check it out.
Es gibt keine Worte, um meine Dankbarkeit für die Arbeit dieser phänomenalen Person auszudrücken! Ewige Erinnerung an Dich, Maestro!🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
Brilliant Beethoven, the great genius from Bonn who never disappoints. The 3rd Symphony is mind-blowing and this is a superb performance by ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra and Michael Boder. To my ears the Austrian and German orchestras often seem a cut above some of the others, I think it is the quality of the string playing perhaps. Trying to imagine how this incredible music would have seemed to the audiences when it was new. I would love to travel back in time and hear Beethoven at the piano improvising, perhaps in one of those improvising duels he would sometimes do. I play jazz piano by ear, cannot read music, and like to improvise and I love Beethoven's use of variations eg the Diabelli variations for piano. Life was not easy for Beethoven, he represents a heroic triumph over adversity.
Thank you for this nice comment. The step between Autumn Leaves in a jazz arrangement and this Beethoven is perhaps shorter than we often think. Music is music, who knows what mr B had thought about nowaday music?
@@staffanolofsson8201 Some of the modern popular music has such banal chord sequences, but Beethoven would no doubt have come up with interesting variations and would have harmonised well. Youngsters need to listen to the final movement of the 7th Symphony, an example of a back beat in classical music which drives along with great energy. Or the final movement of the Opus 111 piano sonata no 32, that syncopated section which is like jazz a hundred years before jazz was invented. What a genius Beethoven was. My Beethoven T-shirts have arrived today too, one for me and one for a family member who also loves this German giant of classical music.
@@autumnleaves2766 Mr B will for sure love your T-shirts, and I also love mr B:s piano sonatas no 30-32. But most of all no 30. So this love is mutual.
His latest sonatas are indigestible. But his symphonies and concertos and the appassionata and other great sonatas are gems.
😅😅
Это классика на века.!!!!!!!. Beautiful...Beethoven Music is always sublime. Thanks.
المفتاح الذي فتح بها بتهوفن الباب العالم غير معروف من خلال الصوت الممتاليء الذي يحيط المستمع من كل الجوانب انه الكنتربطن وهاذا العالم هو الجمال غير مسبوق روعة الى اجيال اللاحقة من موسقيين و متذوقين الموسيقا .
The passion with which conductor conducts and musicians play ▶ is phenomenal to watch. ❤🎶🎼🎵
The clarity of the instruments is outstanding in this beautiful recording.
Reading "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter", by Carson McCullers: On Beethoven's Third- "For a minute the opening balanced from one side to the other. Like a walk or march. Like God strutting in the night." Upon reading this I had to find Beethoven's Third and relive it again, after so many years, and feel my heart soar!
C'EST MAGNIFIQUE PRODIGIEUX CHEF -D ' ŒUVRE LE CHEF-D'ORCHESTRE EXTRAORDINARIE , BEETHOVEN , C'EST A GENIÈ , MERCI BEACOUPE ! .
Merci beaucoup aussi!
My favorite one. Powerful, emotional, feminine and masculine at the same time, I want to dance it.
Dance!! Really!! I hope Beethoven didn’t hear that 🥳
Жалоба На качество воспроизврдимого звука при трансляции записи симфонии N3 Бетховена
I would love to see how you interpret Eroica through dance! That is a wonderful idea.
@@uyar70 jajajja ...Who better than him to move your body???.I do it every day through his music but I did not know it
@@michaelmelen9062 But It is something very personal, 😔 sorry.
The public movement part I do it every single day thorough my scientific and Spiritual work, still the planet has to know it!!...
Then, There are very private movements that's are just mine!!.
No one compares to YOU, both, Napoleon & Beethoven !!! Thanks a lot.
Ever heard of the Duke of Wellington ?
Ever heard of Mozart and Haydn, Bach and Handel, et al ?
PS: In 1813 Beethoven neatly switched sides and celebrated the Duke of Wellington in his ‘Wellington’s Victory’ Opus 91.
@elaineblackhurst1509 He didn’t “neatly” switch sides. He was outraged, as were many, when Nappy declared himself an emperor and sold out his earlier republican ideals.
@@roberthill799
Beethoven did switch sides; musically, politically, and emotionally he moved away from the ideals of French revolutionism corrupted into Napoleonism into a better appreciation of the democratic ideals of Great Britain as a better way of modernising the absolutism still found across much of Europe - the evidence can be heard in virtually every note of Opus 91.
@@roberthill799 This, the Eroica was originally written for Napoleon but the name was changed. History isn't that simple, Napoleon was looked at as a revolutionary by some and a opressor by others. His impact on the world is still felt today centuries after his death with the splitting of New Spain into Mexico which gave the Americans a small window to invade Mexico while it was a young nation. California, Texas, Nevada, Mexico and more would've had vastly different historic timelines were it not for Napoleon's wrath.
En mi larga vida, siempre BEETHOVEN fue el que levantó el ánimo, mi espíritu. Es que su música comienza a recorrer todos los sentidos y hace que su música llegue a lo más profundo de nuestro ser. La interpretación fue excelsa , un director espléndido que dirigió con maestria a una orquesta sublime, con profesores que hicieron gala de su destreza musical para lograr una presentación que lleno nuestros corazones . Gracias
Gracias por su hermoso comentario.
Well put. Thank you.
marabilloso
imaravillosa. musica de un genio
Very, very BEAUTIFUL Muzic și IMAGINE SCENICA! Concertele Simfonice sunt o MÂNGÂIERE A SUFLETULUI ȘI SPIRITULUI PENTRU MINE!
jazz and classical music helped me get through the pandemic...i could hum the eroica in my sleep...
This piece mark a before and after in history of music,prototipe of innovation in art of good and perfect musical composition.😊
It's like The Beatles Rubber Soul.
Siempre que escucho la sinfonía Heroica me inundan sentimientos de valor, ímpetu y esperanza.
Beethoven nos recuerda en plena pandemia que pase lo que pase siempre podemos ser una mejor versión de nosotros
Escribo esto en Enero de 2022 justo un año despues de estar a punto de perder la vida
Gracias por su comentario.
Бетховен прекрасен просто как сама музыка, как божественный знак ему и нам, которые всегда в восторге от его искусства!!!!
e magnifica
Un tremendo compositor .
Un ser humano que luchó contra su sordera ,una horrible adversidad. Hoy en Febrero del 2023 a pasos de cumplirse 1 año de la guerra Rusia -Ucrania ,me deseo para la humanidad que nos apliquemos un tanto del espíritu de su grandiosa novena sinfonía y que luchemos por democracia y diplomacia
The best symphony ever written
No such thing exists, just like there’s no single best book, painting, building, invention, or anything else; the ‘Eroica’ however is certainly one of the greatest symphonies ever written.
I almost agree; for the ninth is superior
@@elaineblackhurst1509
Hello Elaine.
Whilst one has to embrace many styles of music, such as pop, or jazz, classical, or even punk, it is human nature to individually select the ultimate piece, or body of work, that has resonated with you, the most. The ultimate test is to imagine the following scenario:
You are on a desert island that you love, and it shall be for eternity, as the island shall never wither, as you have complete control over it, for ever and ever.
You live forever, without ageing, and never get ill. You are at your physical and mental peak, the body and fitness of your desire.
You control the weather, the view, the tides, the sun sets. Your favourite foods and drink have a limitless supply, and no adverse effect upon your weight.
You have a sexual soulmate/partner for eternity, who likewise, never ages, and the sex is orgasmic each and every time.
HOWEVER:-
Your music for eternity must be restricted to the entire works of just
one solo artist, or one band or group, or one composer.
THE CATCH???
Whilst you get to choose from those options (but not one from each), you shall only know the works associated with your selection.
You shall never, ever, know of any other artist group, band, composer.... just the selected music of your freely chosen definitive musical influence upon your life. You have nothing with which to compare your selection, as your selection is the only music ever produced. It is forever, unique.
Nasty game, don't you think ????
I created this awful game, as, at times, I cannot bare to pick favourites, never mind have all memory erased of all other artists and music genres that ever existed !!!!!
The mental cruelty is too much to bare!
SAYING THAT,....
My own personal choice, meeting all of the horribly self imposed restraints that I have set out, would be the entire body of work that Neil Young gifted to us all. Primarily as a songwriter, more so than a singer, though I love his voice.
I allow myself a wider selection at times, just to ease the pain!
Male artist:
NEIL YOUNG.
Female artist:
CELINE DION.
Group:
ABBA.
Composer:
BEETHOVEN.
Favourite single:
SOMETHING GOTTA HOLD OF MY HEART (The 1968 original release by Gene Pitney).
Classical Music:
THE PLANETS by Gustav Holst.
Male Actor:
LAURENCE OLIVIER.
Female Actress:
ISABELLE HUPPERT.
Favourite Film:
ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST.
Favourite season:
SPRING.
Favourite book:
MYSTERIES by Colin Wilson.
Hope my reply did not bore you too much.
I am 65, living in Bristol, England.
I would be honoured if you were to be so kind as to provide me with your own list, in strictly the same order, and list of categories, as I myself have set out, above.
With my kindest regards,
Brian.
A well-disciplined orchestra that is a pleasure to hear, along with an enthusiastic maestro who is a pleasure to watch.
Indeed. However, not a pleasure to see the gentleman walking onto the stage wearing a mask. We read the movement like a book - a holy book (as must go with a religion) but not for us.
Una de las mejores versiones que he oído. Excelente Michael Boder en la interpretacion de un Beethoven suave , dulce y amable . Gracias Michael Boder.
Magnifique, merci DW Classical Music. Ces toujours des plaisirs d'écouter Beethoven quelle que soit la symphonie.😉
Lebhafte und wunderschöne Aufführung dieser romantischen und perfekt komponierten Sinfonie mit gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen aller Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt traurig. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das perfekt trainierte Orchester im relativ schnellen Tempo und mit angenehmer Dynamik. Alle Spieler sind wahre Helden!
Danke für diesen ausführlichen Kommentar!
Божественная жизнеутвнрждающая музыка хочется парить любить
In this performance,
all is far superior splendor,
And
these spectacular performers are Alchemists of Beethoven’s music
I like how jovial this performance is! Even during some of the darker moments in this piece there's still some light shining through, like the rays of sun on a stormy spring day.
I like your comment
Austrians are like fun-loving Germans. Germans are serious people.
Exactly. Sometimes it seems the 6th . Boden makes a Beethoven sweet and soft . I like most his performance . Thanks Maestro Boden .
😊
Classical music is in our culture, a very important part in the life of Germans and Austrians. After WW2 the Concerts in music halls were fostered and nurtured for the people to overcome the horrors of the of the dreadful past!
Получила огромное удовольствие! Спасибо!
Бетховен ГЕНИЙ
Абсолютный гений!
Beethoven for ever.
Genius !!!
A timeless piece,
-We love Beethoven and Michael Boder .
Ludwig Van Beethoven 🎵🎼🎶 Maravilloso 🙏 Siempre Gracias DW por acercarnos a las Mejores Expresiones Culturales y a la REALIDAD del Mundo 🎥📷🌏 !!!!
A marvellous, precise and lively interpretation. As with all classic work, it is possible to enjoy many different approaches (depending on your mood), and this surprisingly light and nimble performance throws new light on this great symphony.
I love this instrumental, the vibe is so positive.. makes me always want to work and stay focus !
complimenti al Direttore Boder per la freschezza data alla bellissima Eroica
We all love BEETHOVEN 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 (THE REBEL MAGNIFICENT) IN HISTORY MUSIC! !!!!!!!!!!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
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@@luisfelipedelcastillocarri885 7:20 7:21
El aleman este Beethooven no era mal chico, hacia alguna cosa que se puede oír, "tranquilos, no se me alteren, que es una broma, yo también se, que es uno de los mejores músicos que nos ha dado ese gran país que es Alemania y yo me deleito y me admiro cada vez que oigo algo de este extraordinario genio.
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Beautiful...Beethoven Music is always sublime. Thanks
Thank you!
Beethoven's symphonies are an order of magnitude more awesome
Beethoven is a fertile and sober spiritual Land
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Top notch production of a masterpiece. All three movements awe and inspire this listener. Animated conductor aids greatly in the overall results. Bravo
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DW Classical Music is helping me to understand the fundamentals of the classical music. Pretty nice!
☺️ that is a great compliment. Thanks!
And to think, that at the beginning! the great Beethoven, dedicated this beautiful and energetic Symphony to the Little Corporal. But as Napoleon's Ego grew, in proclaiming himself as Emperor of the French. Immediately, the famous son of Bonn, revoked such famous dedication. Beethoven was the Napoleon in music, specially in IMPROVISATION! Napoleon did improvise in war. And the great PHILOSOPHER! of Bonn, did it. But in MUSIC! of the Higher Spheres! ☝️🔥
Yes, but Beethoven never met his Wellington, nor suffered a Waterloo.
Dios bendiga a cada uno de ustedes y no desmayen en el único caminó de verdad y vida Amén.
Bravo! Beethoven is the best composer.
One of the best.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 *The* best.
@@ultimateconstruction
No such thing exists, except in the mind of someone who thinks it does exist; neither does ‘best’ author, painter, architect, scientist, or best anything in any field of human achievement.
What you are talking about is personal favourites, an entirely different matter and to which you are entitled to any opinion you choose whatsoever - a choice limited only by your knowledge of what you know.
Mozart is squinting.
I adore sacred music so it’s hard for me to put the likes of Vivaldi and Bach to one side. Beethoven is a genius. Mozart too. Thank God for all of our incredible composers.
That is a pleasure to hear and is a pleasure to watch WOEW..wunderschòne Beethoven symphony👍
Une fine interprétation de l'Orchestre, qui aurait touché Ludwig von Beethoven lui-même 🌟😍 !!!
Beethoven es lo mas grande en musica,en realidad es dificil describir las sensaciones que se tienen al oir su Musica.
Beethoven is one of the many many great composers in today's world.Many great composers are from India, China, Japan, Russia, Iran etc, because of economic situations, they didn't get the right kind of promotions , simple as that, they were as great or even greater.
MAGNIFICENT second movement!
The orchestra plays very well and of course you can't really go too far wrong with Beethoven. I do hope the conductor managed to catch his train though.
Thank you, ardentspy, for breaking the general pattern and saying something original and worthwhile!
The performance will always vary between the different way each director feels a particular piece... The tempi show his personality!
Just a wonderful interpretation of this Beethoven masterpiece. Thank you so much Michael Boder & ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra!
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"The first public performance took place on April 7, 1805 and was conducted by Beethoven himself." Ah yes, I remember it well, & here I am listening to this treatment 79,982 days later.
The most brilliant performance, absolutly my favorite. conducted great and the Orchestra sounds top! liebe grüße aus Wien
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Magnificent Beethoven!!
Actually, it's Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 2, III Adagio movement. Check it out.
MARAVILLOSA Y interpretacion sunfonia n.3 heroica BEETHOVEN..Maria Jose Labori
Ha sido un placer escucharla y vivirla
👍👍👍 Beethoven iş alweys the best.Thank you. 👍👍👍👍👍
Muchìsimas gracias por compartir algo tan bello, delicado y profundo.
Gracias por su dedicación.
@@DWClassicalMusic me sumo al agradecimiento profundo a la DW por haber compartido esta obra grandiosa dd la humanidad y permitir que todos la disfrutemos.
Un DIRIJOR CU "O TRĂIRE MUZICALĂ SUPERBĂ".
오래만에 다시 듣는 데도 새로운 감흥이 나는 군요. ....Meet again , but more new feeling...
I have enjoyed watching this extraordinary symphony so much I don't know how many times!
Dear World Cooking, thanks for your comment - we're glad you enjoyed the concert 😊
My only criticism would be the camera angles compared with other YT orchestral presentations as I love to see individual players with their particular oboe,flute or horn techniques 🙂👏
True. And a great performance. It is different to Beethoven's number 9. Think I like this one better. the wisdom embedded in its notes is unmistakable
Astonishing in every sense this performance truly is.
Good to know, Yoda.
Thanks DW for bringing this magnificent piece. Love from Kenya
Quite a speedy funeral but I like it
Herr Haydn set the form, and Mozart wrote perfect music under this paradigm (his genius actually surpassed just FORM), then what others can do?
The only answer is to 'break' it!
Beethoven did it, and he did it in a way that inherit all the best, and push everything to a higher level, so high that his successors just feel impossible to surpass!
What a genius!
Это классика на века.!!!!!!!
Beautiful ✨
Una obra maestra de Beethoven que refleja su fuerza y carácter gracias a este canal por compartir tan bella composicion
Hello Justo Masaya, thanks for your comment! We're happy you enjoyed the concert 🙂
Слушаешь и воспаряешь к Богу
Having this play in the background while reading chapters of Nodame Cantabile is great 👍🏿
Another great second movement. Best movement in the piece.
Only Germans could have produced such music ! Thank God for them ! Indian Military Veterans
The music comes from The Big. Know it, with all respect.
If somebody changes , everybody change his own peculiar way . That is what we call : Symphony .
Me gusta bastante esta interpretación de esa obra maestra del maestro Ludwig.
I feel honored to be in the presence of these musicians. But the tempos are too quick. The second movement is done at such a rapid pace like everyone wants to just finish and get out of there. It should be more contemplative. I believe Carlo Maria Giulini's 1979 release is almost nine minutes longer but is spectacular. A performance for the ages. Next comes Klemperer's.
Maybe they do want to get out of there - completely understandable.
I totally agree. The opening itself in this performance is so lame. The second movement should be so elegant and majestic and not be played perfunctorily. Carlo Maria Giulini's approach in 1979 stands even today as the most outstanding reading. Eigen Jochum's version was not bad either.
Gracias.
Удивительно живая трактовка! Бетховенская полифония 2 части-это дирижерский тест который пройден на ура! Спасибо!
Danke Maestro!🙏
I enjoyed this performance immensely. I particularly liked the tempo changes in the 2nd movement, which I'm not accustomed to. I've heard the old Toscanini performance most often.
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Хотелось бы слушать в зале .!!!!!Другая обстановка.Это божественная музыка.!!!!!!!!.
Fantastic! Der Dirigent ist unglublich gut~
someone was so happy with the song that they tripped the microphone at the point 41:41😁😁
True😃
Un respiro a pieni polmoni. ☺️☺️
Gracias DW.por compartir
Love it very much !!!!
🎶🎶💐💐❤️
the best beethoven
Hervorragend.
Sad that we lost Herr Boder earlier this year.
We’re in Europe; it’s the World Conference *Centre,* Bonn.
This is amazing wow
... O "MEGA ORHESTRA", FELICITĂRI PENTRU INTERPRETARE...!
HE DOES NOT HAVE TO GIVE UP HIS FRIENDS! THEY ARE FINE!
Classical music is the real deal. The rest get second prize
Klassische Musik in klassischer Ausfuehrung, was koennte da noch klassischer sein ?!
17:40 Marcia funebre (Adagio assai)
RIP Michael Boder.
I love Berhiven❤🙏🏼🙋♀️👏🇧🇷
- how many symphonies had Beethoven written?
- three: 3rd, 5th & 9th