Kerstmatinee 1983 - Mahler 3 - KCO / Haitink
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- Kerstmatinee 1983 Gustav Mahler, Symfonie nr. 3 in d kl.t.
Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest, o.l.v. Bernard Haitink
Caralyn Watkinson - alt, Groot Omroep Vrouwenkoor,
Noord-Hollands Jongenskoor
Amsterdam, Concertgebouw, 25 december 1983
oopname N.O.S. - เพลง
Muchas Gracias.
Great performance. A privilege to see Mahler's music played in a hall where he conducted.
Just wonderful to experience Haitink not just conducting, but in the music, his Bernstein moment. The applause well deserved. A rapturous but disciplined Mahler 3.
Je suis absolument RAVI de retrouver "sur la toile" ce concert de l'année 1983 qui j'avais enregistré alors sur cassette VHS ... mais que je ne pouvais plus réécouter du fait que mon ultime magnétoscope ne fonctionne plus depuis longtemps !!! Un concert EXTRAORDINAIRE ... un Bernard Haitink au sommet de son art mahlérien et un Concertgebouw Orkest en toute grande forme ... Et que dire de Carolyn Watkinson et du trompette solo assumant ... "en coulisse" ... la partie du "cor de postillon" ... ?!!! Je crois que je n'ai plus revu ... hormis Abbado à Lucerne, une pareille interprétation ...
1st violin / concertmaster: Jaap van Zweden. Across from him, at Haitink's right hand, Matthias Maurer, viola (with whom Haitink's kidding at 34:20 in the break after mvt 1). Julia Studebaker and Jacob Slagter, horns, trumpet Peter Masseurs (right next to the trombone section), oboe Werner Herbers, clarinet George Pieterson. They got all the big guns out.
@frank stein: actually, Jacob Slager played in 1983 still 2nd horn. 1st is Julia Studebaker (with Adriaan van Woudenberg as bumper/assistant).
For me, Peter Masseurs was the best orchestral trumpeter ever
And Kees Blokker on 1st trombone, playing the solo from about 8 minutes.
My teacher on the Sweelinck Conservatorium.
The Concertgebouw Orchestra has no small guns.
@@stefanufer608 there's a YT video of an Amsterdam concert in which Haitink descends the stairs to take the applause, which BH never liked to do, and he stops halfway to emphatically shake Masseurs' hand. Very touching gesture. It happened at this concert, too 1:39:42
M A G N I F I C E N T!This is really-Progress to divine-Phenomenal performance of great maestro Haitink and his Concertgebow orchestra!
This is a well-nigh perfect rendition of this great sprawl of a symphony. My current favourite. Bravo Maestro!
Haitink is superb. Mahler is sublime...!
the studio 3rd with the concertgebow and haitink was my first encounter with mahler. it is still with the best. 3rds. the live performance here shares the merits of the studio recorcing. what an orchestra!
RCO finest sound. Trombone solo is excellent
One of the Mahler symphonies Haitink did best. For me, his finest ever performance of it
Yes. M3 was his baby. I’ll never forget the one he did in Chicago. The way the entire thing built towards the climax of the last movement was unbelievable.
@@mishibird I heard him conduct it twice in London - best was 2004 with the Berlin Philharmonic
@@stefanufer608 you should hear the Chicago performance too. It was recorded and issued on CD.
His M7 was often special, too. One of the best M7's was Haitink with the London Phil in the early 1990s, visiting Amsterdam.
Bernard Haitink and the RCO masterful perfection.
why is this so great
the unity of ensemble, for example. Haitink's tremendous intensity.
聽來聽去，Haitink還是經典！
So heartwarming when a EUROPEAN audience INSTANTLY demonstrates their love for a performance. Some other countries wait for the last note to die away BEFORE they decide to applaud. I guess I will never understand that. ♥
In Haitink’s prime years here and at his best in the opening mov, providing a taughtly held intense long adagio, the grip never faultering; beautiful and wistful, has the music’s spirit, also leading to some satisfying visceral climaxes. Good tempos throughout underwritten by his characteristic subtle inner pulse; keeps the momentum in the mysterious solo alto mov and superb finale, and the work whole unified.. Overall wrapt inwardness of the times while everything and everyone at the highest standards of preparation and presentation, a fantastic occasion, despite misguided tuning up between the movs. A reminder of how the West turned itself into worthless trash.
Sounds like you're worthless trash.
IMHO the greatest piece in Western music.
I'm glad to hear that Haitink slows the tempo in the 5th movement for the alto's cry beginning with, "Ich hab' übertreten die zehn Gebot!" and subsequent plea for mercy, to which the choir responds: "So fall' auf die Knien und bete zu Gott." After this, the final movement emerges as a fervent prayer for forgiveness. For once, the outbreaks of anguish and ultimate transcendence in this movement make sense: the composer hears "what love tells me," or "what God tells me". I first heard this gesture of genius in a taped broadcast by Dmitri Mitropoulos..
Haitink, always fighting with his orchestra, but good grief, what a results on stage.
BEST OF ALL !
mijn mama❤#groot omroepkoor😍
Bernard Haitink is the best Mahler conductor ever !
I totally agree. Until I listened to his renditions I did not believe that Mahler could sound so pristine, so well structured, so logical.
Logical is the word here. As a gateway to something un-logical....:-)
He is phenomenal, but I would have to give the prize to Bernstein.
Bernstein and Tennstedt take the prize here, sorry.
I think that the prize for best Mahler conductor ever must go to Claudio Abbado. Personal taste of course.
Jaap van Zweden as concertmaster - now the best paid conductor in the world!
What is his salary?
By now we know Gergiev is more likely best paid, stowing away tens of millions in Italy.
Who is the timpanist?
1st. Timpanist: Jan Labordus
2nd. Timpanist: Gerard Schoonenberg
R.I.P
At the very end of the Symphony at 1:38:00 The 2 timpanists try to play together as best they can and do an adequate job.
This is like the most awesome shit I've ever heard in my life - just wow!
Here's a few more Mahler 3 finale's to listen to:
Abbado th-cam.com/video/Xplx64LVENg/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ClassicalVault1
Bernstein: th-cam.com/video/UOYXgJskwIQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Cantus5
Slobodeniuk: th-cam.com/video/FkhpQ143g1Q/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=SinfonicadeGalicia
first oboe is Jan Spronk
Uitstekend diamant😇
1:28 horn
12:33 📯🎶
Well my favorite is certainly the Orkestgebouw Orkest. But then with Mariss Jansons. But it is a comparison between giants.
Not really,..
1:34:14
en petertje van loo op trompet naast masseurs😅😅
Volgens mij is dat Theo Wolters
@@adriaankramer500 ja.. en daarnaast van loo🤣