Bruckner - Symphony No 5 - Asahina, Chicago Symphony (16 May 1996) - plus documentary & rehearsals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2021
- Anton Bruckner - Symphony No. 5 in B-flat major, WAB 105 (1878 Version Ed. Leopold Nowak - No significant difference to Haas [1951])
0:47 Introduction: Adagio - Allegro
24:58 Adagio: Sehr langsam
42:09 Scherzo: Molto vivace
57:07 Finale: Adagio - Allegro moderato
Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Takashi Asahina (朝比奈 隆)
Live recording: 16 May 1996, Orchestra Hall, Chicago
1:28:59 Documentary - Includes interview with Henry Fogel (President of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra between 1985 and 2003) and rehearsal footage - เพลง
A marvelous conductor with utmost musical integrity and seriousness.
😂もう四半世紀前にNHKで放送された映像より、格段に鮮明でしかも音声も素晴らしい😮
朝比奈先生のブルックナー演奏の金字塔の一つです❤
CSOの各セクションの名人達の顔が見れるのも嬉しいですね☺️
伝説になったトランペットの🎺ハーセス、ホルンのクレヴェンジャー、フルートのペッグオーボエのクライン等キラ星達の演奏をアップしていただき感謝申し上げます🥲
What a grand performance from a grandmaster! Asahina-sensei is completely worth it!!! A fabulous conductor and master interpreter!
Incredible interpretation and execution. Conductor and orchestra are saints. 🙏
Crystal clear video !!!
Love this high quality 90s video!
最良のブルックナーの演奏のひとつ。
I am not familiar with Bruckner and this is the first symphony of him that I was lucky today to watch. I don’t know why he has not been revealed much more so people like me to get lucky and watch some of his other compositions.this absolutely breath taking and beautiful, I wish I could get lucky again to hear 👂 some more of his magnificent work. I subject some of classic lovers to try to find some of his work, listen and fly away. The orchestra for this 🥧 🕵️ symphony is a high class class and worth watching in any symphony by any classical composer, the director for this piece did a marvelous job and seems he has conducted many good symphony by good composer like Beethoven, Mozart ant other well known classical composer, very 👍 job. Of course it is Chicago Orchestra!
Yes, I too am a Bruckner fan, and rather lament that his symphonic works are rather neglected and often get “bad press”. That said, I can see why they are not everyone’s cup of tea, and his music can be hard going for some. Even in his lifetime he was often maligned, although he did not help himself by frequently revising several symphonies, and some were not even performed in his day. Indeed, the 5th was one such - poor Anton only ever heard it performed on two pianos!
I have been lucky enough to hear it performed in Madrid - it was on when I was there in 2018, and also a mega stereophonic surround sound version at his museum house in Ansfelden, just outside Linz, Austria. I lay on the floor in the centre of the room and wallowed in it.
If you want to listen to some others, I suggest 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, the Vienna Philharmonia, under the baton of the very recently late Bernard Haitink. Check out his Te Deum, too.
Bruckner is one of those few composers whose works sound better the more you listen. The depth is truly amazing. I've been listening for over a decade now and to this day I can still find new patterns that I didn't hear before. Asahina's brilliant interpretations add an additional dimension to the experience..
Fenomenali il direttore e i Chicago esecuzione grandiosa.
Big thanks 1 Furtwangler posting this Video from Japan.
Asahina fans everywhere owe a great deal of debt to 1Furtwangler for all his Asahina uploads.
😷 Merci 🤗 🌞
I am much pleased to meet the movie.
I just want to say that it's quite interesting to see this hall in the middle of a renovation, which I just learned started a year before this concert and ended a year after it. I must also say, though, that form my recent experience they still sound quite dry as they do in this video.
You have to find the sweet spots in the hall. My biggest frustration is that a lot of the sound just gets lost.
A piece meant for the Chicago Symphony
And their fabulous brass section!
Questa esecuzione della sinf. n. 5 di A. Bruckner, è lodevole e merita grande attenzione. Si tratta di un vero, gran capolavoro. Probabilmente i microfoni della registrazione erano troppo vicini alla sezione dei corni. Interessante!
La 5@ de Bruckner con el gran director Asahina y la orquesta sinfónica de Chicago.
The orchestra stage looks so much better now after the renovation.
素晴らしい演奏！1:21:00のところでかなりためているのが印象的でした。
I remember when the CSO performed the Bruckner 5th with Solti in 1985 at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago for the visiting Pope. I believe Jane Byrne was the mayor of Chicago at that time.
일본 지휘계의 개척자이자 1세대의
지휘자인 다카시 아사히나 입니다
그는 오사카필하모닉을 54년간 이끌며
최장의 상임을 기록한 지휘자로 남을것입니다
このコンビの伝説の名演奏がyoutubeで観れるとは今日まで知らなかったです！！
人生ベスト10の不覚だったかも( ﾉД`)ｼｸｼｸ…
Kind of fun seeing baby John Bruce Yeh and baby Jim Smelser though.
He does look quite young here, but this was actually Yeh's 19th season in the CSO. He joined it in 1977!
why is the final movement so slowww??? it sounds like the players are struggling to play it that slow in the fugato sections....
27:14
最近、朝比奈隆氏の演奏をユーチューブ通して聴いている。この艶めかしい録音の臨場感に一点の曇りもない
シカゴシンフォニーの素晴らしい音楽性が、この非凡な日本人によって、人間性の恢復とも謂える響きの世界を
体現したと思われる。
マネージャー、フォーゲル氏の視界にこの謙虚な人格が魂に共鳴したものであろう。
リンツ生まれの素朴な遅咲きの秀才のブルックナーの壮麗な響きの世界と広大なリンツの風景が目に映るような
音楽であった。
2024.2.22
The wind sound is downright ugly at times but it's hard to tell what's due to the hall and what's due to recording technique. Still, hard to believe this was once my ideal.
Droll, depressing Chicago. It never changes.
??? Very leisurely in tempo, IMHO, but certainly neither dull nor depressing. A very sober approach from a dignified old-style maestro with a world-class (and admittedly sometimes a little exuberently high-powered^^) orchestra at his disposal.
@@ColinWrubleski-eq5sh . For a perpetual funeral march of a town. Ugh.
Get the conductor a lozenge!
朝比奈が古典の集大成と言ったブルックナー この作品も、現在までに誰も変ロ長調の和声、展開をちゃんと説明していないのは、なぜ？
what an interesting sight as recently as 1996: chicago symphony still consisting of 9o% middelaged males, 10% women and only 5% asians...
So, what?
@@firzaakbarpanjaitan9408 so what? Does the orchestra sound better today? Has it gained?
@@hectorberlioz1449 so you judge -You great
You great judge...
The standing of the big five is not, what it jused to be...
This conductor can’t even start the piece. Poor guys of the CSO
He starts it perfectly,armchair conductor! It´s not hard to start it.He does it perfectly.And the CSO doesn´t need a time beater.If you had played in a top orchestra like me for 43 years,you´d know.
Asahina seems perfectly clear, particularly at the beginning, so i have no idea about what you are carping. Clarity of beat in fact often seems to be one of the virtues of Japanese conductors and those descending from the "tree" of Hideo Saito (Ozawa, Kazuyoshi Akiyama, Derrick Inouye, etc.). Sorry, curmudgeonly critic, but your armchair conducting laments are all wet...^^
One rates a conductor by the performance. His work was done with the orchestra prior to the performance. This was first rate. Much appreciated and can be proud of his conducting.