Beethoven: Symphony no. 2 in D major, op. 36 (Haitink)

Bernard Haitink conducting the London Symphony Orchestra 2006

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00:00 Adagio molto - Allegro con brio
13:02 Larghetto
23:42 Scherzo:Allegro
27:42 Allegro molto

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[@karllieck9064]

Great performance. Such clarity and energy.

[@MichaelHorst]

The fourth movement of this symphony is one of the best Beethoven, or any composer in Western music, ever wrote.

[@FelipeFerreira-wu1xm]

On 2:02 This is so similar to Symphony no.9, in the first movement

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Sim

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Thank you!

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Anyone 2021?

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2:57

[@hom2fu]

i could hear Beethoven improvement in the 3rd & 4th movement.

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25:29

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Beethoven's playful symphony. He was just messing around with the musicians at the time.

[@lilithphoenix6103]

Easily the most underrated comment. This is exactly what his earlier Symphonies did. It's evident you can see he wanted to hear each instruments vocal range independently, all the while finding a chemistry of each instrument and how it complements the ensemble. Not many people understood music as a language, science and art, and how to merge the three thematics of Language Science & Art into one; no one like Beethoven anyway. ❤

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Did you at least enjoy it?

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21:02