Gustav Mahler 8. Sinfonie - Wiener Konzerthaus 2019 - Franz Welser Möst
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- Gustav Mahler 8. Sinfonie in Es-Dur ( Sinfonie der Tausend)
Wiener Konzerthaus, Mai 2019
Besetzung:
Franz Welser-Möst, Dirigent
Wiener Philharmoniker, Orchester
Wiener Sängerknaben (Haydnchor), Chor
Künstlerische Leitung: Gerald Wirth
Einstudierung: Jimmy Chiang
Wiener Singverein, Chor
Einstudierung: Johannes Prinz
Wiener Singakademie, Chor
Einstudierung: Heinz Ferlesch
Erin Wall, soprano
Emily Magee, soprano
Regula Mühlemann, soprano
Wiebke Lehmkuhl, alto
Jennifer Johnston, alto
Giorgio Berrugi, tenor
Peter Mattei, baritone
Georg Zeppenfeld, bass
Quelle: welsermoest.com/symphonie-der... - บันเทิง
I don't think I'll ever tire of this amazing composition, and this performance is yet another spell binding concert. One the best I have watched is with Sir Simon Rattle conducting at the Proms in London in 2002. What makes it so special for me is that the musicians are from the UK National Youth Orchestra and the huge chorus is truly international. This wonderful concert is also on TH-cam and well worth watching.
I have adored the 8th once I first heard Solti on Decca in the late 70s and over the years heard every recording but I don't think I have ever witnessed a more joyous performance.
Soloists are faultless corus were belting particularly special to have the Vienna boys choir singing the 8th they owned it. Maestro showed us that you can conduct the 8th with a barely concealed smile and a twinkle in his eye, it was clear to everyone he was enjoying every precious moment.
GLORIOUS
❤
Mahler's music is Heavenly!!!
This is the work of a true genius. It amuses me when critics and journalists refer to it as self-indulgent. My response is "What did you create?" Sad to see the late Erin Wall among the soloists. She was a remarkable talent.
Unglaubliches Konzert!!
War eine Ehre im Chor singen zu dürfen!
Yes, please issue a CD or a DVD/BluRay of this performance. The world needs it.
Now More Than Ever !!!...
Assolutamente strepitosi tutti .Che meraviglia. Grazie
It is a magnificent performance, exceptionally well played, sung, and recorded with a massively grandiose ending (the pure orchestral tutti part)^ I REALLY like it that Welser Most takes endings of the both Parts slowly, a slower than usual. Let's hope VPO will release the tape officially.
Whatever capacity a performance for each one’s soul. Mahler seems to have a direct connection to cosmic reality.
Great. It's my first Mahler 8... At first I felt something like seasickness, but now I get energy from the finale part.
RIP Erin Wall 🌹🌹🌹
Morgen darf ich das live hören
bei mir ist es Sonntag in Leipzig soweit :D
Sublime
Compared to all those ill-famed, but still 'legendary' conductors, the conductor of this recording is illustrious. Thank toy for the REAL music!
Thanks for uploading
The HERCULEAN , TITANIC , ALL ENCOMPASSING , MULTI -UNIVERSE
EVERYWHERE , EVERYPLACE AT THE SAME TIME SCOPE OF THIS PERFORMANCE IS MIND-BOGGLING !!!
The performers deserved a better audience.
This is another performance where you can hear the organ (I am a budding organist). Usually the large orchestra drowns out the organ, but if you know what to listen for you can hear the organ. This is a top notch performance of my favorite Mahler symphony. The ending is a bit slow, and where is the offstage brass? Little things, I guess. But otherwise a fine performance. Bravo!!!
I think there were in those high openings above the stage/organ, the same place that the soprano soloist went for her solo
At 1:17: 10 the 2nd Soprano has a very important solo and yet the camera is trained on the conductor instead. Oops!
he might have been in love with her....or,sadly,she is no longer with us. What a voice.
At 1:20:13
It looks like the conductor is close to tears.
Who wouldn't be?
peter mattei SWOON
What happened to the trumpet? well.. I couldn't believe that they are "Wiener Philharmoniker"
This is a great orchestral performance of Mahler's Eight Symphony. Just an aside... Why do all classical music soloists look like they're constipated? Just asking...
1:34 begins
素晴らしい❗️ウェルザーメストは嘗てのベームやセルの様な新しい巨匠になると確信していますー耳の良さは抜群でしょうし、オーケストラバランスも抜群だが(オーケストラに傷はあるが(笑))、まだまだ先に行きそう。モダンな色彩、音色の柔らかさとパンチの共存が面白い❗️このマーラー良いなあ❗️ーソリストは、例えばバーンスタインのそれと比べると本当に昨今の声楽家のトップのレベルダウンが露呈して残念だがー特にドイツ系の寒さはこの演奏に限らないが。
ウィーンフィルとの来日をキャンセルした。健康状態は大丈夫でしょうか？
1:18:12
1:18:30
That moment is always awkward as one section ends and another begins, Only Robert Shaw made it work !
th-cam.com/video/XKjiXCzmDok/w-d-xo.html 11:12
And Esenbach as well! Look at same performance with Orchestra de Paris, and the solution in that moment is amazing!
@@iozonomarti Eschenbach…yes, problem solved just as Shaw solved it.
Although on second hearing, the tempo seems quite slow to me and that held note seems to last forever.
@@renzo6490 and the tension created sustaining that note with the choir is even better resoluted with the harmonic change. Just amazing!
37:13 bassoonist enters early
Any time this is played, it is a big event- unfortunately, my opinion of this conductor is that he took the ending waaaaay to slow and the brass was muffled. Nevertheless, still a tear jerker
This performance is amazing. But Mahler's music reminds me a little of schizophrenia
Why restrain the applause at the end. Conductor should have released the audience with an immediate drop of the arms...it killed the energy of the audience. And the performers deserved that "roar"; that release of the audience emotion. This is not a soft ending . It is a grand finish FFFF...and it is the wrong application of the release of the audience...such a beautiful performance (fabulous soloists) and All Chori had great depth of sound..........only to be "marred" at the end...Watch Barenboim hold the end of Die Gotterdamerung 2013 15 seconds...and appropriately so for that ending of the Ring. This was very disappointing
This Tenor scoops more than a Baskin Robbins on a hot summer day in Times Square.
Tasteless and poor singing on his part.
Maybe in another century there will be women in the 1st violin section in Vienna. 2 centuries, maybe women in the brass section. Great orchestra but what an incredibly reactionary heritage. This orchestra employed unrepentant Nazis into the 1970s.
Worst Performance