De mi vida profesional the most deep, pure and heavenly thoughts came while playing this unique soul's poem. Thanks Herrn Brhams, we so much love you and your music that God might have enjoyed when He created and loved us.
Que melodía mas hermosa,recorre el alma de un ser humano y lleva hasta su corazón,recuerdos,tristezas...un amor perdido o encontrado...Brahms es sin duda uno de los mejores compositores del clasicismo romántico...es un deleite escucharlo...muchas gracias por recordarlo...
Ad Rosam per Crucem Ad Crucen per Rosam. Esta sinfonia expressa e toca no coração, despertando nosso Eu Interior na Senda, sob o esplendor Da Rosa-Cruz!
Oh, I'm a great fan of Robert Schumann's music and have always been interested by his life and what happened to the people he loved after his mental collaspe. I enjoyed this video. Thanks for taking the time to put it together.
Thank you for the wonderful comentary on Brahms' life. I feel a closer connection to this beautiful piece of music. On a seperate video of the same song I commented that I was trying to intellectualize the emotions this music evokes in me. After reading your accompanying notes it has become clear to me that these imperfectly understood emotions are a "resignation of what cannot be changed".
Thank you so much for making this. One of my favorite movements by Brahms and certainly a work of genius. This is put together in story form very well and even quite poetic towards the end.
You should consider to unable commenting here, for you have put such love and effort in this clip to present the wonderful music of Brahms and give an insight how that grand piece came to existence. It is a pitty to have the site spoiled by brainless comments of some rather simple minds. Thank you for uploading, God bless
thank you, for sparing your kind time, to include all this interesting biographical details on the life of Brahms. A humble composer who prized synthesising Baroque counterpoint with Classical symphonism and Romantic expression,as opposed to contemporaries such as Wagner who wanted to "rip it up and start again." While influential music critic Hanslick championed Brahms often by pitting him against Wagner, Brahms himself was not anti-Wagnerian. Each expressed mutual admiration for one another.
Very nice tribute set to one of Brahms's most heartfelt creations. And a very expressive interpretation of this movement. Composed when he was 50, the 3rd Symphony seems to be Brahms's reconciliation to bachelorhood. It's built on the motto F-A-F, symbolizing "Frei aber Froh" (free but happy). This tender love duet (low instruments answered by high) is a dance, but also wistful lovers farewell. I imagine the words "Clara, ich liebe dich"in the opening phrase.
Excellent presentation - romantic in a good sense. Btw, Brahms was an agnostic and his "Deutsche Requiem" was in memory of his mother and Robert Schumann. He cearly stayed away from some of the text he did not believe in.
when I was a child, I knew this melody from Santana's "Love of my life", then I heard a song of Czyzykiewicz (Polish singer) "Aniol bezdomny" ("Homeless angel") and then I accidently heard this, I made a little inquiry and I found also "Baby alone in Babylon" :) I love all the versions!
Nice. I didn't know a thing about the chap except that my brother teased me in the car many years ago saying, "Why don't we listen to Brahms?" and I repeatedly refused because I wanted to listen to the William Tell Overture instead. I was about 8 at the time, and my musical tastes have matured. Now I like both! :P
great one ! which French Movies (writer: F. Sagan?) had this music piece ! that was 1960s..now 2012 , aaah , is it Love in the Afternoon? Recently I heard this over the Radio...afternoon..VERY MYSTERIOUS , subdued, haunting ....ok...love is haunting
Ever since I had Music Appreciation class last year, this was the song (I know there's a better term for it, but I can't think of it now) that stuck with me. I even kept the free discs that came with the textbook and listen to the same three tracks of Brahms Symphony No. 3.
@tasagaste THANK YOU! Amazing... I actually have the Kubelik recording on vinyl and was thinking the same when i heard it. It's not the same, but still close in a way...
Isn't it beautiful how some music reaches across the boundaries of culture, language, religion? My guess this happens because it reaches the core of what we, as human beings, all have in common. And if we were all a little more aware of that, all other boundaries would be useless.
I recommend the entire 3rd Symphony. It is my favorite piece of music, period, and is quintessentially Brahms. I find next to nothing to criticize about it.
it's the same for me. i heard this for the first time in a music appreciation class, and this, more than any other, was what i took away from the class.
@malakoffkowalski I've got a version by the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rafael Kubelik that sounds a lot like this. It's recorded in May 1983 and it's edited by Orfeo International Music GmbH. I'm sure it's not the same version, but it's probably the same musicians and conductor.
i would like to share a movie called 'song of love, 1947' with all of you who liked this.. someone mentioned this movie under other clip widmung. you see Brahms and Schumans and Listz, too. the entire film on youtube.
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I listen to hip hop music and i love this symphony and classical music in general !!
Listen to good music that's the point !!
De mi vida profesional the most deep, pure and heavenly thoughts came while playing this unique soul's poem. Thanks Herrn Brhams, we so much love you and your music that God might have enjoyed when He created and loved us.
I can't help to dream when I listen it. I would listen this wonderful music hundreds of times
Que melodía mas hermosa,recorre el alma de un ser humano y lleva hasta su corazón,recuerdos,tristezas...un amor perdido o encontrado...Brahms es sin duda uno de los mejores compositores del clasicismo romántico...es un deleite escucharlo...muchas gracias por recordarlo...
The music is so beautiful......I really enjoyed the video clip - the pictures were wonderful. Brahams left us so much wonderful music..
This is indeed the most romantic CLASSICAL piece of all time... if only these masters lived today.
Ive searched so long,about 12 years for how this song called, only knew it from "goodbye again" movie! thankyou very very much!
The quality of the photo essay and commentary that accompany this beautiful performance are uncommonly excellent. Thank you so much.
lovely. thanks for the bit of history along with some amazing music
one of the greatest short pieces i've ever heard. i love the music, the story.....it's brilliant.
Ad Rosam per Crucem
Ad Crucen per Rosam.
Esta sinfonia expressa e toca no coração, despertando nosso Eu Interior na Senda, sob o esplendor Da Rosa-Cruz!
Very nice!!
Thanks... Brahms is one of my favourites composers...
Really interesting history
beautifull story of life.
Thanks for sharing
This music has made the way in the depth of my soul and heart FOREVER!!!
Oh, I'm a great fan of Robert Schumann's music and have always been interested by his life and what happened to the people he loved after his mental collaspe. I enjoyed this video. Thanks for taking the time to put it together.
Gracias por tanta belleza: música y texto.
I love the emotion this envokes in its audience. Great presentation and thanks for the background information.
one of my favourite pieces and a great biography you made to go along with it. thankyou
Excellent video! We need more of this on YT!
This performance is wonderful.
The phrasing gives me chills!!
excellent video. the 3rd symphony is my favorite work by brahms!! good job.
Beautiful. Very moving. Thank you.
Such a beautiful piece of music
I like how many layers there are to his music!
wonderful melodies..(and excellent video very good result )
Great Music and Great Video! No more words...
Thank you for the wonderful comentary on Brahms' life. I feel a closer connection to this beautiful piece of music.
On a seperate video of the same song I commented that I was trying to intellectualize the emotions this music evokes in me. After reading your accompanying notes it has become clear to me that these imperfectly understood emotions are a "resignation of what cannot be changed".
found this music afther 5 months
the melody is always in my head but didnt no the name... now i know it :D
So beautiful melody
Thank you for this very special presentation
Thank you so much for making this. One of my favorite movements by Brahms and certainly a work of genius. This is put together in story form very well and even quite poetic towards the end.
omg i was ready to cry... beautiful work!!! well done...
Awesome symphony. Just enjoy
Really well done, a charming summary of his life with Clara.
You should consider to unable commenting here, for you have put such love and effort in this clip to present the wonderful music of Brahms and give an insight how that grand piece came to existence. It is a pitty to have the site spoiled by brainless comments of some rather simple minds.
Thank you for uploading, God bless
thank you, for sparing your kind time, to include all this interesting biographical details on the life of Brahms. A humble composer who prized synthesising Baroque counterpoint with Classical symphonism and Romantic expression,as opposed to contemporaries such as Wagner who wanted to "rip it up and start again."
While influential music critic Hanslick championed Brahms often by pitting him against Wagner, Brahms himself was not anti-Wagnerian. Each expressed mutual admiration for one another.
This Song has Striked the Awesomeness!!!!!!
i love this song, i'd never heard this history though. very nice.
this is so beautiful. i didnt realize this is what Carlos Santana used for his inspiration for "Love Of My Life" until today. glad i found out :]
Short, nice and well done. Thanks for posting.
The best recording of my favorite peice of music along with a biography of my facorite composer, all in one video?! Ima happy man!
wow, i've learned a lot of things about Brahms' Life! Thanks!
Very nice visual images and well put together - an enjoyable video.
When I got my first fish, I was very young. It was a gold fish and I named it Brahms. When he died I was very sad. This song reminded me of that fish.
Touched. Absolutely touched.
Beautiful! Thank you very much!
OMG I'VE BEEN SEARCHING THIS FOR A REALLY GREAT TIME!!! THANKS
This. Is beautiful.
Beautiful. Beautiful. I cried...
Very nice tribute set to one of Brahms's most heartfelt creations. And a very expressive interpretation of this movement.
Composed when he was 50, the 3rd Symphony seems to be Brahms's reconciliation to bachelorhood. It's built on the motto F-A-F, symbolizing "Frei aber Froh" (free but happy). This tender love duet (low instruments answered by high) is a dance, but also wistful lovers farewell. I imagine the words "Clara, ich liebe dich"in the opening phrase.
Sorry, cobrafarmer: The motto is "F-A-E" ("Frei aber einsam"), not "happy", "einsam" means "lonely, lonesome".
So beautiful!
I was lookin for this piece, I found it by chance yupeee
An excellent description!
Esta canción me puede hacer llorar, expresa algo muy profundo
Excellent presentation - romantic in a good sense.
Btw, Brahms was an agnostic and his "Deutsche Requiem" was in memory of his mother and Robert Schumann. He cearly stayed away from some of the text he did not believe in.
when I was a child, I knew this melody from Santana's "Love of my life", then I heard a song of Czyzykiewicz (Polish singer) "Aniol bezdomny" ("Homeless angel") and then I accidently heard this, I made a little inquiry and I found also "Baby alone in Babylon" :)
I love all the versions!
this music makes me so sad, it's like something dear is lost, gone forever
j'ai vu le film "aimez-vous Brahms ! Superbe!
Nice. I didn't know a thing about the chap except that my brother teased me in the car many years ago saying, "Why don't we listen to Brahms?" and I repeatedly refused because I wanted to listen to the William Tell Overture instead. I was about 8 at the time, and my musical tastes have matured. Now I like both! :P
A very well done video!
Bello a las lágrimas.
Gracias a Dios por Brahms.
beautiful, thank you
amazing, he moves my soul
Beautiful
C'est magnifique.
Excellent.
Great video.. I learned a lot..
great one ! which French Movies (writer: F. Sagan?) had this music piece ! that was 1960s..now 2012 , aaah , is it Love in the Afternoon? Recently I heard this over the Radio...afternoon..VERY MYSTERIOUS , subdued, haunting ....ok...love is haunting
Ever since I had Music Appreciation class last year, this was the song (I know there's a better term for it, but I can't think of it now) that stuck with me. I even kept the free discs that came with the textbook and listen to the same three tracks of Brahms Symphony No. 3.
Very nice.
GRAZIE DI CUORE!!! CHE MERAVIGLIA!!!
opera54
this is one sick symphony
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Two words...............TRUE GENIUS!
thank you for this video
so beautiful, thanks for sharing :'3
Je vous remercie pour les aimables paroles. Le chef est Karajan à Berlin.
Thank you very much!
thanks a lot for this video!
No words. Genius.
youv just discovered a passion, for its music.
@tasagaste THANK YOU! Amazing... I actually have the Kubelik recording on vinyl and was thinking the same when i heard it. It's not the same, but still close in a way...
Gotta love Romantic period music.
Isn't it beautiful how some music reaches across the boundaries of culture, language, religion? My guess this happens because it reaches the core of what we, as human beings, all have in common. And if we were all a little more aware of that, all other boundaries would be useless.
I recommend the entire 3rd Symphony. It is my favorite piece of music, period, and is quintessentially Brahms. I find next to nothing to criticize about it.
wow it touched my soul... im here sitting down with my mouth open lol
this was sad... and sweet...
it's the same for me. i heard this for the first time in a music appreciation class, and this, more than any other, was what i took away from the class.
What a great excuse not to put a picture on the wall. Nice one Brahms!
Awesome Vid!!!
Three part song form (A B A) with coda. A and B sections are both also subdivided, but this is the basic outline.
@malakoffkowalski I've got a version by the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rafael Kubelik that sounds a lot like this. It's recorded in May 1983 and it's edited by Orfeo International Music GmbH. I'm sure it's not the same version, but it's probably the same musicians and conductor.
i dont know shit about opera or classical music but what I do know is that this man is amazaing!
So lets shed a tear or two...
i would like to share a movie called 'song of love, 1947' with all of you who liked this.. someone mentioned this movie under other clip widmung. you see Brahms and Schumans and Listz, too. the entire film on youtube.
@insaner2play
If it helps, its a symphony, so not a song, and they are not tracks but movements. Keep listening and have fun!
awesome
Majestuoso
...and Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings, and Satie's Gymnopedie No.1, and Chopin's Nocturne #20 in C Sharp Minor, and Bach's Air on a G String.
Adapté par Serge Gainsbourg, pour Jane Birkin, sous le titre "Baby Alone In Babylone"...
o come on guys they must have loved each other.
so the song is so beautiful...
merci Gainsbourg et Jane !