Mahler - Symphony No. 2, Finale - Virtual Performance
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Orchestral musicians from around the world virtually perform the final six minutes of Mahler - Symphony No. 2
Conductor and Editor -
Jacob Niemann
Soprano Solo -
Sophia Hunt
Alto Solo / Soprano -
Sydney Baedke
Soprano -
Charlotte Bagwell
Elizabeth Novella
Ulrike Shapiro
Vivian Yau
Alto -
Gabrielle Barkidjija
Elizebeth Barnes
Emily Treigle
Ahdda Shur
Grace Skinner
Jordan Swett
Esther Yi-An Tien
Tenor -
Brian Jeffers
Cooper Joseph Kendall
Solomon Reynolds
Samuel White
Bass -
Vincent Grana
Evan Gray
Keith Klein
Eric McConnell
Michael Niemann
David Weigel
Flute -
Yerim Choi
Gabe Fridkis
Lily Josefsberg
Christian Paquette
Oboe -
Brooks Fisher
Ellen Gruber
Zachary Hammond
Sonia Matheus
Clarinet -
Marc J. Blouin
Bassoon -
Morgan Davison
Kevin Grainger
Rachel Juszczak
Mateen Milan
Horn -
Lauren Anker
Layan Atieh
Angela Fiorini
Nick Giralico
Dan Hively
Jasmine Lavariega
Eli Pandolfi
Britt Pertsas
Kelsey Ross
Michael Stevens
Trumpet -
Simon Blatter
Riley Conley
Noah Dugan
Tristan Frank
Andrew Heath
David Sayers
Alan Tolbert
John Wagner
Chenguang Wang
Trombone -
Sarah Lewandowski
Jasper Chia-Hsien Lin
Ian Striedter
Bass Trombone -
Carter Jackson
Tuba -
Colin Benton
Timpani -
Colin Crandal
Percussion -
Alex Artale
Christian Benning
Justin Doute
Harp -
Erin Baker
Organ -
Jordan Prescott
Violin -
Maya Buchanan
Kevin Chen
Shannon Fitzhenry
Laura Gamboa
David Goist
Evan Johanson
Maya Miro Johnson
Hava Polinsky
Pablo Sánchez
Holly Spangenberg
Elizabeth Stewart
Chloé Tardif
Jonathan Yi
Viola -
Joey Fischer
Devin Moore
Katie Liu
Alisa Klebanov
Lexi Pelton
Beatrice Chen
Sofia Gilchenok
Katja Yeager
Elizabeth Keckeisen
Josiah Coe
Cello -
Allan Steele
Joseph Staten
Noah Chen
Nathan Mo
Double Bass -
Reed Tucker
Toby Vigneau
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I feel like when the pandemic ends, they should play these final six minutes at full volume all over the world.
I've had the exact same thoughts for a couple of months now 💙 Saludos desde México.
Yes ....
I want to play in this symphony asap!
reminds me of the online version of Beethoven 9 by NHK orchestra have during the pandemic, it is their tradition to have a so-called "10000 Freude" for Beethoven 9 every year, and they haven't abandoned this during the two years during the pandemic.
hey so uh...things aint much better now
I don’t think future generations will ever understand what we went through and how we used the healing power of music to survive in a separated and disconnected world. Much like our forbearers did before our generations that we tried but failed to understand. But our time was so different, we could see each other but not touch, or feel the breath of an ensemble of musicians. We became isolated and singular, and our society will never be the same from it. But the way we still leaned on each other just for a small piece of time, alone in our rooms, playing for no one but ourselves, and trying to stay connected to a world that had inexplicably changed in the blink of an eye.
Got to be the best lockdown virtual performance I've heard
Nice.
Houvir MAHLER é sensacional. Bravissimo
Covid was such a devastating blow to the arts, education, and society in general. However, this is a glorious light of musicianship shining through all that!
Awesome!!! So honored to be a part of this. Way to go, Maestro and all the musicians involved!!!
Bernstein's rendition of the finale is the closest any of us can ever have a glimpse of Heaven!
Lord, I have died and gone to heaven. my favorite chorus Mahler 2nd. I saw the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus perform this in January 2020. One of my greatest moments EVER. Myself and so many other people were crying really loud because I could fell the gates of heaven opening up. Great job here.
I was there weeping. Just like the first time I heard it on a CD as a baby musician.
Make me cry, every time - apparently no matter what format. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
The most uplifting music of all time played for our time! Wow.
well, i wasn't planning on sobbing today. but here we are.
Ich habe durch diese Aufführung einen flüchtigen Blick auf Ihn gespürt. Halleluja, Halleluja, Halleluja.
That was a very difficult time, and we in 2023 and wasn't aware of this recording! I'm Crying my Asss off right now hearing this for the first time! You are all SOFAKING AMAZING!THANK YOU! ❤️⚘️🙏❤️❤️
best zoom meeting ever
Incredible. This is my favorite piece of music and seeing it performed in this way and given the circumstances of the pandemic brings tears to my eyes
I cry every time I hear this piece as I get older. Great for you all to be involved with this performance. Best of luck to you in your musical and life goals!
Wonderful ! to see so many young people playing and singing this extraordidary creation of beloved MAHLER !
One of my favorite classical pieces of all time... this performance made me cry- thank you, thank you, thank you!
hello! do you mind recommending me some pieces? I’m new to classical music and this was just absolutely phenomenal, I want to listen to more similar things or just anything that’s good :)
@@lonette8314 Mahler's 5th, and Brahm's 4th.
@@lonette8314listen to the opera Daphne by Richard Strauss, it's one of my favorites!
Beautiful! Thanks to all who worked on this video 🤗
Weeping tears of awe and gratitude and love -- and hope! Thank you friends! Blessings on you all!
3:55 wow !!!
Wonderful teamwork, bravo!
Incredible, amazing orchestr and singers. Rhytm in Auferstehen, ja auferstehen is bad. translation is resurrection, yes resurrection - it is a mighty joyful cry of all souls in heaven, not fast but slow, gloriously carrying the whole earth...
Thank you for a wonderful experience
Wonderful to see people coming together like this. That it's with the finale of Mahler 2nd is a welcome bonus!
Just fantastic coordination, in fact life affirming.
Even virtually, one of the most powerful and triumphant closes in all of classical music ❤ bravo to all involved.
This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen/heard. Mahler 2 can be hard enough to keep together live, but synched from dozens of remote sites? The audio balance along is a feat, but the visual/audio alignments are so tight. Bravo to one and all.
I'd love to be a part of something like this 😎 Shout-out to trombone player Jasper Lin who went to my school!
Love it what a grand and wonderful sound..love symphony 2..but this best part of the symphony...what a great chorus...outstanding and one of the best I have heard...thank you I was moved to tears..
Amazing!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Beautiful Performance 🤩🥳
Je vous adore ! vous êtes superbe !!!
We are performing the Mahler No2 tonight 6/5/23 on Long Island New York. St. Agnes Cathedral with the South Shore Symphony and the Sy. Agnes Cathedral Choir. Such a powerful piece of music and a thrill to sing it!!
How did it go? Of course it was fantastic, I didn't need to ask. I sang this with the L.A. Philharmonic/Master Chorale many years ago at the Hollywood Bowl. I remember this fondly, sitting on stage as if I were getting a free concert by one of the world's finest orchestras, and all I had to do was sing a little near the end!
@@ronm3245 it was a wonderful concert. Here’s the link!
th-cam.com/users/liverQgtO64bBjY?feature=share
Génial !😉😉
Excellent !!!
Best 7 mins forever
Great job! The finale of this symphony is some of the most powerful music to grace human ears and you guys did it justice!
Human beings are just so damn creative, I love it!
Wow, awesome !
Great job!!! So wonderfull, Thank you
I am always so moved by this piece that I really feel Stendhal Syndrome really affects you in the presence of such beauty
Two Thums UP!!!👍👍
Thank you for you guys' great performance in this awful circumstances! Stay safe and healthy.
Frank Zappa one tried to have his music played by a large orchestra in which every person was in a plastic bubble so that every instrument could be recorded without interference with other instruments, which turned out to be a bad idea at the time. While the jury is still not out: I think you achieve's Zappa's dream better than he ever realized, even though it does suffocate a bit. but that's to be expected with little rooms, not to mention Covid. Add to that: I like Mahler even better than Zappa. In conclusion: This is nothing short of absolutely wonderful and I thank you for it. Please keep up the good music, but please, don't suffocate yourselves any more. Thank you for your consideration.
Amazing job everyone
Wondeful🔥
Einfach nur toll..!!!!!!!
Espectacular!!!!
Amazing!!
Wow! Great work.. it must have been a blast making this! Thank you
BRAVO!
esto es simplemente genial!
bravo!!!
Bel exploit! Emouvant...
Yes yes YES!!!!!!!!
(And “shout out to the baritone section!!!!)!!!!!!!
Magnificent!!
Such a different time
Как в консерватории побывал, в Большом зале 😊
beautiful
Incredible! Thank you for this, great performance, effort and display of adaptability. Enjoyed it fully (cried like a baby)
Ps: sorry for my limited english
Tough one to record this way, but the folks did it! Only bone to pick is the last chord. 😅
I like that you didn’t put any electronic reverb on it. Hearing the small room acoustic on those recordings kind of makes it more unique….
Splendid!!!
Wow 🤯🤯🤯👍👍👍
So cool.
WOW :O
Impressive to have all the instruments, with so few people. Great job!
Is that soprano Vivian Yau from my Hong Kong?
Really great, is there any added reverb? You could get a more cohesive sound by slapping some reverb on there.
was thinking same thing. Still well none
Very nice! Tip for next time: add some reverb, makes it 1000x as epic!!!
Pretty amazing. Was this a school project? I saw and even heard you, Michael,
and noticed your sister was listed as singing with it too. How long did it all take?
Why does the video go all blurry at 3:57? Oh wait….
Awesome indeed! Please let me know if I can audition for your next project!
Where’s the gong?😢
Wow crazy. Good effort though! Feel a bit sorry for some of the neighbours though (thinking base drum!) :-) But really good fun!
It sounds like a synthesizer without the echo.
WONDERFUL🥲
3:55 3:55 Auferstehen!
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The neighbour's be like:
Trojan work here, congratulations. A bit of work on the overall sound and tightening of the video editing would make it even better.
牛逼
Awkward. Let this be a monument of the recent global hypochondria, aka "covid".