Symphony No 7 in E Major (Edition Haas) 2. Movement "Adagio. Sehr feierlich und sehr langsam" Wiener Philharmoniker Herbert von Karajan Wien, 18.23.IV.1989
"Karajan and Bruckner" is the only immense secret garden where all great souls want to take shelter after a long day of this incredibly useless human existence we are living. This is REAL, GREAT, IMMENSE MUSIC.
at 10'10'' God shows His presence. Only immensely stupid people could think somebody is going to give a better rendition. Bruckner and Karajan, the last Karajan, were and will always be one of the unreachable tops of Music of the 20th Century. And beyond.
@@neonRTowner Please, consider among these ones Brahms...the 4 th Symphony is a masterpiece, a pinnacle of "sublime"...and cello and piano sonatas too!
Musik ist für alle da! Nicht nur für die Nazi-Sympathisanten, die hier in den Kommentaren ein Konvent abzuhalten scheinen! Ich werde unseren Bruckner diesen Leuten nicht überlassen!
Por supuesto GERMAN QUINTERO. Este adagio es de una profundidad importante. A mí desde que hice mi inmersión en el magnífico sinfonismo bruckneriano me caló. Algunos han tildado a Bruckner como un ''gran compositor de adagios''. Y la verdad que escuchándolos con plena apertura uno se da cuenta de que no es descabellado ese apelativo. Todos sus adagios de algún modo u otro son de mi parecer. Pero los que más me impactan son el de la propia séptima, el de la quinta (este aún no muy conocido. Pero en el que se alcanzan cotas bien altas que ponen a uno los vellos de punta), octava y novena.
There are a lot of religious moments in Bruckner, esp 7, 8, and 9. I find Furtwangler and Karajan to be the most compelling. I would think this would fall into Petrenko's sweet spot.
for Karajan they were all there to greet him, WAM leading the lot along with Puccini, Wagner and Bruckner. Beethoven, Strauss and many others clapping hands from the back rows
Karajan is good, but also so is Simon Rattle, I find (in my opinion) it is in different parts of the works that they shine, and also that varies with each performance.
But keep in mind this was his third recording of Bruckner 7th. Karajan will not be remembered for his Beethoven or Brahms (where better recordings come readily) OR his Mozart (barf) -- but for his superb Bruckner and Sibelius interpretations.
No one did Bruckner better. Unless Petrenko gets his act together and actually records with Berlin...unlike some...he could beat this, but not for a LONG time. Hard to beat this.
Big thanks to Marshall Konev soviet army chief at Vienna,who did all to assembled Vienna philharmonic orchestra and allowed Karajan to conduct this events in dreams🙏
Nowak? He did not understand anything about Bruckner, just a politician/burocrat to replace Haas in the care and loving memory of Bruckner's masterworks. Haas? A genius.
Are you kidding, Armen? You can't possibly put Schumann in the same class with Beethoven and Bruckner. Schumann didn't have the complete experience with an orchestra that the above mentioned composers had.
This --tied with adagio from his 8th -- has to be considered among greatest "slow mvts " ever ....yup Beethoven and Mahler and maybe others . I love Bruckner , have since first heard his unfinished 9th when I was 13 ----all his symphonies ( and all versions thereof ) astounding . Don't forget his Adagio For Strings ---- as good as barber and mahler ) Love ya Anton ........... von Karajan is always good , tho I prefer Nezet-Seguin .............
If you know what u.s.a. means to germans, then you're reminder that all hope is not lost. Herbert even thru all the lies and propaganda thats plagued this beautiful nation, he still never once renounced his beliefs. Mother Europa calls us all and in her call the response is from collectively millions of us who share a heretige and Nietzschian spirt. We will not be obliviated by these parasites whos names never represent the nation's they subert. Gott mitt uns
Well, I'm an American and also of some German descent that would like to move to Germany soon. Ich liebe Deutschland. This piece of music is profound to me and I found it recently; the Adagio especially. It may really have one of the great climaxes in symphonic history. Verherrend. Übersinnlich. Ganz bewegend. The opening is beautiful as well. I do really enjoy Bruckner now and he has some phenomenal melodic ideas. Austria had amazing composers and conductors. I like Karajan's and Jochum's interpretations. Nietzsche hatte einmal gesagt "Manche trüben das Wasser, damit es tief erscheint." Einigkeit, Recht und Freiheit, für's deutsche Vaterland.
"Karajan and Bruckner" is the only immense secret garden where all great souls want to take shelter after a long day of this incredibly useless human existence we are living. This is REAL, GREAT, IMMENSE MUSIC.
The uniqueness of Bruckner was never achieved in the history of music. His wonderful thoughts gave him and his music immortality.
at 10'10'' God shows His presence. Only immensely stupid people could think somebody is going to give a better rendition. Bruckner and Karajan, the last Karajan, were and will always be one of the unreachable tops of Music of the 20th Century. And beyond.
Magnificent, so moving, I need to listen to this in the morning before venturimg out into the awful mediocre world we now live in.
venturing
The best adajio in classical music!!!!!!!!!
Bruckner is outstanding composer.
Beethoven, Bruckner, Schumann's triple super geniuses of music!!
It's true. Schumann's 4th symphony, in particular Sawallish recording is a MASTERPIECE, underappreciated. Mahler didn't need to edit it either.
@@neonRTowner Please, consider among these ones Brahms...the 4 th Symphony is a masterpiece, a pinnacle of "sublime"...and cello and piano sonatas too!
Musik ist für alle da! Nicht nur für die Nazi-Sympathisanten, die hier in den Kommentaren ein Konvent abzuhalten scheinen!
Ich werde unseren Bruckner diesen Leuten nicht überlassen!
Omg this is incredible !!!! I am speechless ....
19:04 ff. It's this. I've seen old guys crying to this. Me included.
This adagio it's so special in its ambience. Here Karajan did a very depurated lecture of it. Thank you!
LA MUSICA QUE LLEGA AL ALMA
Por supuesto GERMAN QUINTERO. Este adagio es de una profundidad importante. A mí desde que hice mi inmersión en el magnífico sinfonismo bruckneriano me caló. Algunos han tildado a Bruckner como un ''gran compositor de adagios''. Y la verdad que escuchándolos con plena apertura uno se da cuenta de que no es descabellado ese apelativo. Todos sus adagios de algún modo u otro son de mi parecer. Pero los que más me impactan son el de la propia séptima, el de la quinta (este aún no muy conocido. Pero en el que se alcanzan cotas bien altas que ponen a uno los vellos de punta), octava y novena.
Это прочтение Брук
нера считаю лучшим ,которое я слышал ,всем приятного прослушивания
Magnifique adagio riche en harmonies...
There are a lot of religious moments in Bruckner, esp 7, 8, and 9. I find Furtwangler and Karajan to be the most compelling. I would think this would fall into Petrenko's sweet spot.
Finishes with a horn signal that echos throughout the forest. This is the very essence of Romanticism expressed in the planets way possible.
Bruckner was a genius.
Love from Virginia.
Karajan jumped on the Nazi bandwagon, like Böhm, Richard Strauss and Furtwangler.
I don't know how von Karajan was greeted in heaven but for Bruckner surely they threw a feast.
for Karajan they were all there to greet him, WAM leading the lot along with Puccini, Wagner and Bruckner. Beethoven, Strauss and many others clapping hands from the back rows
Великолепное исполнение и музыка, красивоڰۣ✿
Спасибо. Красивая музыка.
From 4:24 to 7:25 is heart-wrenching.
Von Karajan owns Bruckner. Best conductor of Bruckner ever.
gunter wand is also pretty hot on Bruckner, (in my opinion)
I will listen to Gunter Wand.Thanks for the info.
Karajan, Best Conducto PERIOD. Ever.
Karajan is good, but also so is Simon Rattle, I find (in my opinion) it is in different parts of the works that they shine, and also that varies with each performance.
I tend to agree.
Adore it beautiful Adagio
His last recorded performance?
Emotional trauma shared with a great one!
But keep in mind this was his third recording of Bruckner 7th. Karajan will not be remembered for his Beethoven or Brahms (where better recordings come readily) OR his Mozart (barf) -- but for his superb Bruckner and Sibelius interpretations.
Karajan's Wagner is equally brilliant. There's not a better Tristan or Meistersinger out there (along with others, those two just stand out)
Judging from the reviews and sales, I think you're correct. I'm not a Wagner person. Regards
and Parsifal
@Leather, and Wagner, don't forget Parsifal.
No one did Bruckner better. Unless Petrenko gets his act together and actually records with Berlin...unlike some...he could beat this, but not for a LONG time. Hard to beat this.
unbeatable..this is the finest 7th
I agree this is the go to on Bruckner. But having heard Petrenko a number of times, I would not count him out.
Celibidache was the one.
Très prenant, merci !
Big thanks to Marshall Konev soviet army chief at Vienna,who did all to assembled Vienna philharmonic orchestra and allowed Karajan to conduct this events in dreams🙏
interpretazione sublime ma Furtwangler........divino!
eh no, qui no. Furtwaengler grande direttore, immenso, superbo, ma K era oltre. E Furtwaengler lo sapeva bene e lo temeva,
Beware of ads at 10.35
R.I.P. WAGNER.
Un sentido y profundo homenaje. Así es.
The music of Bruckner in this symphony has o lot of similarity with Egmond of Beethoven.
I believe this was playing on German radio when they announced Hitler's death.
Earl Baker and the loss at Stalingrad
and the anihilation of the 6th army in stalingrad
booooooooooooommmmmmm !!!!!!
Yes this was the last track played in Berlin's station in that tragic may day. Usa
Normally I prefer the Nowak edition but happy to hear this rendition of Haas edition. A certain uncensored purity there.
Nowak? He did not understand anything about Bruckner, just a politician/burocrat to replace Haas in the care and loving memory of Bruckner's masterworks. Haas? A genius.
This version is nowerk !
Are you kidding, Armen? You can't possibly put Schumann in the same class with Beethoven and Bruckner. Schumann didn't have the complete experience with an orchestra that the above mentioned composers had.
Breathtaking.
This --tied with adagio from his 8th -- has to be considered among greatest "slow mvts " ever ....yup Beethoven and Mahler and maybe others . I love Bruckner , have since first heard his unfinished 9th when I was 13 ----all his symphonies ( and all versions thereof ) astounding . Don't forget his Adagio For Strings ---- as good as barber and mahler ) Love ya Anton ........... von Karajan is always good , tho I prefer Nezet-Seguin .............
Schämt euch, mit euren NS-verherrlichenden Kommentaren. Pfui!!! Das ist Musik für alle. Egal ob schwarz, weiss oder scharlachrot. Bruckner rocks!!!!
If you know what u.s.a. means to germans, then you're reminder that all hope is not lost. Herbert even thru all the lies and propaganda thats plagued this beautiful nation, he still never once renounced his beliefs. Mother Europa calls us all and in her call the response is from collectively millions of us who share a heretige and Nietzschian spirt. We will not be obliviated by these parasites whos names never represent the nation's they subert. Gott mitt uns
Well, I'm an American and also of some German descent that would like to move to Germany soon. Ich liebe Deutschland. This piece of music is profound to me and I found it recently; the Adagio especially. It may really have one of the great climaxes in symphonic history. Verherrend. Übersinnlich. Ganz bewegend. The opening is beautiful as well. I do really enjoy Bruckner now and he has some phenomenal melodic ideas. Austria had amazing composers and conductors. I like Karajan's and Jochum's interpretations. Nietzsche hatte einmal gesagt "Manche trüben das Wasser, damit es tief erscheint." Einigkeit, Recht und Freiheit, für's deutsche Vaterland.
Proof Germans descended from God.
Well, Bruckner was Austrian, not German. But I get what you mean here.
Proof Bruckner was marvelous. God was busy starting wars which make you think Germans are of his kin. ;)
Bruckner was austrian and so Karajan.
Like americans and canadians?
@@carloseduardomarques8827 Eichmann was Austrian, too: nice fellow, like that Kaltenbrunner chap and, of course, good old Adolf.