Beethoven - Symphony No. 2 (Proms 2012)
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- Prom 9: Beethoven Cycle -- Symphonies Nos. 1 & 2
Beethoven - Symphony No. 2 in D major
1 - Adagio molto -- Allegro con brio
2 - Larghetto
3 - Scherzo: Allegro
4 - Allegro molto
West--Eastern Divan Orchestra
Daniel Barenboim, conductor
Royal Albert Hall, 20 July 2012
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beethoven like scp 066 so much he turn the song into a real thing
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Another scp fan pleasure to meet you
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"Eric?"
"Eric is that you?"
D-Class: "No."
"Ok."
*BLASTS SONG AT 140 DECIBELS*
D-Class: *AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH*
Ayyy
RIP D Boi
All Guards and scientists stand outside and watch him ded
All of you forgot Mic. Kirby. He is so loud he makes other things just explode.
I love that guy
It's a piece you trashbag
1st Movement Adagio molto -- Allegro con brio: 0:00
2nd Movement Larghetto: 10:40
3rd Movement Scherzo: Allegro: 21:47
4th Movement Allegro molto: 25:26
👍🏻
thx
you're doing the Lord's work
Thank you
Merci.
Listens to at *140 frikin decibels*
Eric?
*BLASTERED DESIBEL INTENSIFIES*
CONTAINMENT BREACH BREACH
@@jack_thehat_rack8481 eric who?
@Juany lol :v
Eric?
Respect for the ball of yarn, talented fella.
Eric would be proud.
Eric The Half-a-BEE...!
Man this is superb! Beethoven, while deaf, made this, and now hes transferring it through a big mass of red yarn and eyes!
Actually Beethoven was just beginning to lose his hearing at the time he wrote this and didn't really hard of hearing until much later. But the imagination needed - even with perfect ears - to create this work is unimaginable.
@@hartmanthehornplayer7343 he definitely became deaf because of big meatball
@@hartmanthehornplayer7343
Ludwig was an alien.
Eric? Eric?? (did you get the reference?😉) It Was.. SCP-066! When You Touch Him, This Music Plays for a Few seconds! but louder...
The idea of not clapping between movements is relatively new.
It was not uncommon to not only applaud but to demand an encore of a particularly brilliant movement. This true of Mozart through Mahler symphonies in Europe. As a conductor, of over 40 years experience, I remember when I was young I hated when people applauded between mvmts. Then I reached a conclusion that has stayed with me. It occurred to me that those who were clapping had never gone to a symphonic concert before, did not know the "etiquette" and clapped because they like what they were hearing for the first time. I realized how wonderful that was and ever since I have loved it whenever I conduct,
I've not heard of anyone clapping between movements except in military band concerts, and then it is usually discouraged.
Usually I find clapping between movements annoying, but this point of view is very wholesome and makes me more understanding.
it's a joke of a tradition... it ruins the whole industry imo. Only a select few emotions that some pieces make deserve to not be interrupted
Most of the audience at a BBC Prom will have attanded many concerts probably a good number of them in each season. Of course they know the 'etiquette'
That's why Beethoven created the Piano-Forte concept. To not let people sleep in the concert after they drunk so much. Nobody was really interested in music until Beethoven. People was a the concert house only cose "social life". Very much like nowdays.
50% of the comments are related to the video while
50% of the comments are ERIC?
Eric?
E R I C ?
0000000,1% are people who put this music to their brother while their mother is pregnant.
Hello. I do that.
But are you ERIC?
Eric ?
Causal flirting at 7:18 while conducting on one of the world's biggest stages.
lcdodgers omg hahaha
lcdodgers loool
LOL-- only a wink of approval . .
wink wink nudge nudge say no more
Beauti
No podium. No Score. This guy has memorized this entire symphony. Impressive.
A 'podium' is what one stands on (from Latin "pes, pedis," foot). The conductor is indeed standing on a podium. What he does not use is a lectern, the stand on which a score would be placed, if he used one.
Super Übermensch plus speaks at least six languages.....a true genius.
@@teacoffee42 To be fair, I believe Barenboim has photographic memory.
@@rhettjaramillo5034 So had Toscanini, Karajan, Gieseking and a lot of others. And some have perfect pitch and some don't. Not a guarantee that You are a great musician. But some are. Among them Barenboim :-)
@@christianspillemose4074 I was just making a point that he has an easier time conducting from memory because he has to put less effort into actually memorizing the score.
"Eric?"
-SCP-066 from SCP Containment Breach
My favorite SCP. Watching Markiplier find him was the funniest reaction.
jyh1Q94 I thought I was alone :D
Eric ?
jyh1Q94 From SCP WIKI NOT A GAME BASED OFF THE WIKI.
SCP-066 is harmless but once get near you... You will get hear damage cause of this Beethoven 2th symphony
Never seen a bassoon without wanting to drop a ping-pong ball down it. (Intellectual comment).
What a bizarre comment. Dreadful to see 53 likes!
@@robinhillyard87 you have seen the half of it mate
the darker haired bassoonist is *really* pretty. (NON-intellectual comment)
Actually, that is how us bassoonists start a ping-pong match...when we're not playing, that is. How'd you know?! It is a little known secret among us ping-pong playing bassoonists!
As a kid I dropped an apple inside a tuba of an unsuspecting player. I don't think I've ever seen anything funnier. The faces he was making trying to make the thing play were just plain hilarious.
This is the symphony that Haydn said Beethoven had gone too far..
And then came Eroica!
Haydn liked Eroica, but apparently he felt as if it completely rewrote the symphony, making Haydn's early 10-minute symphonies obsolete. I think it was just evolution. Beethoven justified each note of the 3rd, and thank God, because it's sublime.
Beethoven had stomach issues and the open to the third movements is supposed to be farts and belches, I think that is what Hayden objected to.
0:04 1 - Adagio molto -- Allegro con brio
10:38 2 - Larghetto
21:46 3 - Scherzo: Allegro
25:26 4 - Allegro molto
1:58 - 2:04 sounds like the opening of the ninth symphony
Trueee
1 - Adagio molto -- Allegro con brio 0:04
2 - Larghetto 10:38
3 - Scherzo: Allegro 21:46
4 - Allegro molto 25:25
👇 Thumbs up so others can see
As always, Beethoven plus Barenboim equals simply Heavenly. Bareboim keeps his orchestra fired up from start to finish.
I just love it! Barenboim is a genius ad the orchestra responded to him wonderfully.
Sue Klein Are you who I think you are?
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#Attractiveness of live venue video, #orchestra, #music performance speed is the fastest. #Realism, #stage LED lighting, #video switcher camera split video, 1st movement 0:05 sec, video switcher camera split 0:09 sec, 0:29 sec, 0:43 sec, dozens of places, Stage LED illumination 10:31 seconds, 2nd movement 10:40 seconds, 3rd movement 21:46 seconds, 4th movement 25:26 seconds. I was very impressed with the nuanced articulations, including speed symbols, symbols that emphasize only one note, and symbols that strengthen or weaken only certain notes. Also, I was very impressed with the nuanced articulation of the orchestra's understanding of the conductor. Also, the image of the switcher for switching between multiple TV camera images is wonderful and I was impressed. Also, I was impressed by the camera splitting video of the musical instrument player of the switcher that can read the sheet music and the sheet music of the multiple TV camera image switching switcher. 🙌👍❤️ Thank you. 😊 Commenting.
@@theMad_Artist What, Suzy Klein the presenter?
I prefer the 1st movement of this fantastic Symphony.
Thanks Beethoven,
Thanks Brenboim
Eric?
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The genius of Beethoven's music is such that every time you listen to it again, it's as if you hear it for the first time. Sincere thanks to the performers and the musician who was going deaf.
He was writing this symphony at the time he wrote the Heiligenstadt Testament.
@@johntravena119 and you can hear it... Beethoven was a true genius
@@johntravena119 th-cam.com/video/75XpzJIp8Nw/w-d-xo.html
Your statement could not be any more true. I can hear this 5 x in a day and get something out of it each time.
@@johntravena119
Exactly !
And it seems imho, that composing this magnificent symphony ,
with the royal D-major splendour
and the two up-lifting and highly energetic main themes of the enthralling first movement ,
with the enchanting beauty of the "Larghetto" and its tender melody,
with the grim humour of its "Scherzo"
and with the sheer vigour,
agressive dynamics, sharp contrasts and the rhythmic ecstasy of its final movement,
was his way or even his personal cure to overcome his deep depression and desperation with even suicidal thoughts, that had befallen him, when he realized ,
that his hearing problems were obviously uncurable and would lead to progredient loss of his hearing until clinic deafness.
So his second symphony is very special in this regard indeed .
12 minutes in, the nusic stops, and a pop up asks, "are you still istening?" SCREW TH-cam
Eric?
I have made a youtube video downloader in python for this very reason.
I hate it when it tries to think for us.
Eric?
SCP 066!
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Utterly fantastic performance. I like anything Daniel Barenboim performs.
It is so obvious, Barenboim loves this orchestra! He has done more for peace in the Middle East than any politician. He and his young orchestra perform with joyous hope for the future.
Précisément. Je pense souvent qu'il mérite le prix Nobel de la paix. Il a fait tant pour la paix et pour la musique, il nous a enseigné que la musique unit les peuples et est en-dessus de tout nationalisme. Tout en l'interprétant superbement.
no humas is the answer
Saying that applause between movement is disrespectful strikes me as very pretensions. In literally every other form of music applause is used to show appreciation and admiration for the music. In Jazz people applaud after each individual solo even as the music continues.
Exactly
Exactly not. The piece is four movements. It needs to be acknowledged and appreciated thusly. Audiences who applaud intermittently are basically saying "I have no idea what I'm doing here"
ewetubeviewer Those people who attend music events and say "I have no idea what I'm doing here" are the people who are most to be applauded. For haven't they got out of their comfort zones and come to learn something new? Or is 'serious' music only for those who are 'educated enough?' (and is that, perhaps, why it's become elitist in so many ways?).
Personally, I only took music to the third grade, so I really haven't even scratched the surface, and I haven't a clue about much at all: but I learn every time I listen. And - and this is what Daniel Barenboim made clear when he delivered the BBC's Reith Lectures - I feel things, and understand things in a non-verbal way when I truly listen. If other people do that too, who cares a flying shit when they applause?
ewetubeviewer Why does music have to be appreciated in silence? there is no rule that says that. In fact it is only classical music that has that stigma associated with it.
And who cares if people have "no idea what they are doing there." Beethoven is not yours simply because you know more about him. Beethoven belongs to the world and anyone who wants to listen to him.
It is not up to you to decide how they are allowed to appreciate him.
Because if you are not quiet while the music is playing you cant hear it well and cant apprieciate it. It is not a stigma and is not to show anyone anything is just to be possible for you and the others around you enjoy the music. If I go to metal concert I am gonna sing along,scream, jump, throw my hands in the air and thats because I am not going for the good quality of the music but to see my favorite band live and to get excited about the whole thing. In classical music I go to concerts because the quality will be actualy better than the disc.
i knew there were alot of comments about SCP-066 lol
I love this symphony!
An overshadowed surprise.
0:06 ERIC?
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@@simranrohilla3135 SCP-066
The fully inspired young members under Barenboim's baton show us Beethoven was already great when he was young. This symphony is strong like thunder.The audience clapping after each movement was a bit much, but the applause after the first movement was very natural, as it was when I wanted to clap, too.
Beethoven's second symphony is my favorite Beethoven symphony(after Eroica). His creativity in this simphony is just surprising.
SR. SCHUBERT, PORQUE USA O NOME RESPEITÁVEL DE SCHUBERT. É PARA ESCONDER SUA IGNORÂNCIA E INCOMPETÊNCIA PARA ANALISAR A GRANDE MÚSICA. DIZER QUE ESSA SINFONIA No. 2 É SUA FAVORITA, DEMONSTRA QUE O SR. NÃO CONHECE NADA SOBRE AS SINFONIAS DE BEETHOVEN.
03/11/24: A.J. Liebling's associates at the New York World "both did a lot to get the superfluous scrollwork out of my writing and make me 'pack things tight.' This does not mean foregoing the expression of any idea but finding a way to say it completely without dancing all over the place." --- So why not just say, "Beethoven's second symphony is my second favorite Beethoven symphony, after Eroica"?
@@donreed I cannot understand what you mean. I am not an English speaker. I am Asian. All Utube users are not English speakers. And my phone does not offer any translation service. So i cannot understand the first comment as well. It's not English . . . Please speak easily.
03/11/24: Not a problem. Nothing bad will happen if you can't read it. Life will go on normally. Take my word for it that the message is clean and constuctive. May I suggest that you find a translator? Believe it or not the language is relatively simple. Good luck! @@schubert5170
When God has chosen you, you are going to live most of your ife alone but not lonely. Not that you can't live with anyone else, but not too many people can live with you, because they are not real enough to be around you. Your light is too bright!
Happy 10th Anniversary and Happy Birthday to Ludwig Beethoven and Merry Christmas ☃️🎄 Go HUG someone today IF they're been vaccinated or not 🚫 Greet all the Christians with a Holy EMBRACE 1 Thessalonians 5 26 and do it responsibly Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!
Mi mejor medicina.....la música !!gracias ......
Oh this is lovely - young Beethoven
Plus I'm a huge fan of Daniel Barenboim
The second movement is staggeringly beautiful. I remember years ago driving my girlfriend home in my Audi, playing this second movement on the stereo that dark rainy night, she was asleep, but woke up, saying”oh my Good what is this beautiful music? I thought I was dead and went to heaven”...
Beethoven is the closest to God, indeed. I just wrote that in another video.
She's a keeper!
I wish the camera men knew the score. Why do they keep focusing on the Conductor? His work was done in rehearsal.I want to see the musicians play not the man waving a stick around. I've played in Orchestras for 20 years. Focus on the players! The Conductor already did his work.
No comparto
Beethoven is the best of all times.
Barenboione of the greatest conductors in the world as Beethoven s Symphony number 2 one of his best pieces and one of my two favorites.
30:42 I love how the entire orchestra just explodes... that last minute of the symphony is the proof classical music is NOT BORING !
I fully agree with you! Well said!
Who even says Classical Music is boring? Never heard such nonsense.
@@ultimateconstruction I have encountered people that have shared such opinions. I agree it's nonsense
I have seen multiple recordings now of Barenboim conducting Beethoven without the benefit of a written score in front of him. It’s all in his head. Brilliant.
Please don't clap between the movements.
Eric is that you?
omg i found u
Ahora entiendo porqué Daniel Barenboim le pidió alguna vez al público que no aplaudiera entre movimientos
Classical music is not just sound; it is a convergence of emotion and imagination. From the smallest musical notes to grandiose compositions, each musical phrase is an adventure through time and culture.
Irresistibile, straordinario e contagioso l'entusiamo di questa giovane orchestra. Respiro!
Scp-66 was there sitting in the crowd and loving the song
So much so he made it ear rape
Magnifique Maestro Barenboim, West East Divan Orchestra. Beethoven would be proud. C'est si bon ! They bring love, peace and beauty to the world. Très bien.
Gracias SAGRADO Señor JESUCRISTO BENDITO por las sinfonías de Beethoven
Why people clap at the end of each movement?
Do you have any evidence for this Soojin Lee? I'd be interested to see it.
You are right kappel, but from my experience is happening only in America, never hear this in Europe, and I leave there 1/2 of my life !
@soojin Lee I personally don't see the issue with clapping between movements when the music wasn't written to be played without claps - from what I know of Beethoven, he would have been quite unhappy if people didn't clap!
@Bucketheadhead There are many reviews of Beethoven's 9th Symphony which talk about applause between each movement, to give one example.
@progetti inc. I hope you realise the the proms happen in the UK?
It's always a pleasure to see Barenboim conduct!
Maestro Birenboim & his "kids"! Wonderful.
scp-066 moment
Piece of cake🍰
Everyone gangsta until SCP 066 symphony lowered down
7:38 oboes dancing
Eduardo Garcia he even winked at them
Ha
Does someone knows the name of that beautiful woman
Ahh, SCP 066. Good to see you
LvB- einer der wertvollsten Menschen die je gelebt haben......
Have you heard the cliche " People who like Beethoven like each other"? Well there must have been given a lot of attention to those musicians that night because everything was right.
Acho que Barenboim, pela iniciativa deste empreendimento, é merecedor de todos os prêmios que possam ser atribuídos a quem trabalha pela paz em zona de conflitos permanentes!... Lamentavelmente, raivosos incuráveis preferem o som de instrumentos que matam, mas a tentativa de Barenboim sempre terá poder de contenção, mesmo que não consiga harmonizar por completo todas as raivas que irmãos de origem deveriam substituir por atos de amor que a música pode alavancar! Enfim, não percamos a esperança.
DE TODAS AS SINFONIAS DE BEETHOVEN, A SEGUNDA, A QUARTA E A OITAVA, SÃO AS MENOS EXPRESSIVAS E DESTITUIDAS DO SEU GÊNIO HABITUAL EM VINTE OBRAS PELO MENOS. PERCEBEMOS NELAS, A CARÊNCIA DE MELODIAS E MUITO USO DE DESENVOLVIMENTO PARA COMPENSAR A POUCA PRESENÇA DE MELODIAS E PORQUE NÃO DIZER: POUCA INSPIRAÇÃO.
I would be willing to go even though the Gate of Hell in order to listen to the magnificent , specutacular and beyond description's performance of Beethoven's works
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Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
The audience weren't so much ill-educated (other proms videos show no such behaviour) as delighted by the entire night. The warmth of feeling directed towards the Barenboim West-East Divan project by a British audience fundamentally supportive of its ethos was unmistakable.
Being at the classical end of Beethoven's symphonies not only was clapping historically accurate but also musically appropriate; nothing was lost, only atmosphere was gained.
A welcome party as much as a concert.
vielen Dank.. Maestro und Orchester.. schön Musik ❤️🙏 danke vielmals 🙏♥️
Did anyone else hear the music at 2:00? It sounded like the first movement of the 9th.
Having just come from the 9th, I noted the similarity with surprise as well!
It's like a genius connection between his first period and his third period. I'm blown away!
Yep, I noticed. Beethoven did re-use music. Part of his ballet "The Creatures of Prometheus" replicated almost identically the first movement of his Third Symphony.
The 9th is everywhere In beethoven
I believe that the 2nd Symphony of Beethoven is one of his best works. In this Symphony, the Meister expressed fantastically the suffering state of the mankind.
Bravo Ludwig for this Symphony.
Bravo Brenboim for the conduction.
Going over the comments, It can be added that to taxes and death Barenboim as the greatest interpreter of Beethoven are the only things certain to remain unchanged
Les agradesco infinitamente , existir , me acaricia el alma cada vez que los escucho , gracias y que Dios los Bendiga siempre 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤗🇲🇽
what a waste of orchestra with this conductor… Imagine if he would ride them like a good rider rides a horse, he could do anything with them. Instead, he just clowns around from beginning to end… The finale is something tragic.
Martim Tavares i beg to differ...
I totally agree..never seen anything or anyone being so ridiculously full of themselves instead of the orchestra or more importantly the music.
Cellos in the middle with the 1st violins and 2nd violins on the outer edges is sometimes a preferred setup, depending of course on the repertoire. Music such as this, with prominent cello lines and very distinctive parts between the two violin sections, is advantageous in that it allows the cello sound to come more to the fore when needed and provides a stereo effect with the 1st and 2nd violins separated.
orchestra and conductor LIVE out each symphony. fantastic, look at their faces, bodylanguage, amazing
This youthful orchestra and Maestro Barenboim's spare conducting (not so much arm waving) nails this magnificent symphony.
Ein guter Gott, das ist der Beethoven!
Ein lieber und begnadeter Schöpfer, der bis heute (!) weiß was wir eigentlich brauchen.
This is a really good symphony, by any standard. It sits well with the 3rd and is a real departure from the 1st. The orchestration is glorious at times. There are colours of the 3rd in this. I think, by this time, he had really learned about the orchestra. At 31 or 32, he was about to deal with the biggest challenge a musician can face, and then move on to greatness.
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Oh! Cuanto bien hacen estas obras musicales de estos genios a estos simples mortales; y pensar que ya han pasado siglos y siglos desde que originalmente lo hicieron y no han podido superarlos, que verdadera epoca de oro fue esa y con pruebas para probarla.
Who is Eric? I am honestly very confused..
When not producing anomalous effects, SCP-066 with constantly say the name "Eric"in a deep masculine voice.
Search SCP 066 in youtube
SCP-066:
When approached, he will say the name "Eric?"
Then he will blast 2nd Symphony at 140 decibels
Item #: SCP-066
Object Class: -Safe-prodest- Euclid-impetus
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-066 is to be kept in a safe-deposit box at Site 21. Personnel Level 2 or higher may perform experiments on SCP-066 after filing the relevant request forms. Researchers may log their results in Experiment Log 066-Beta.
SCP-066 is to be kept in a tungsten carbide box in Site 21’s high-value item storage facility. Once every month, this box must be manually inspected for damage to the interior;1 if damage is present, SCP-066 must be moved to a new box. This task is performed via a robotic arm capable of performing the task in under three seconds.
Description: SCP-066 is an amorphous mass of braided yarn and ribbon weighing approximately one kilogram. Strands of SCP-066 may be taken individually and manipulated; when this is done, a note on the diatonic scale (C-D-E-F-G-A-B) is produced by the object.
When a set of six or more notes are produced, SCP-066 will produce a benign effect of varying nature and duration. SCP-066 will not respond to manipulation while any effect produced by it is in progress. Prior to Incident 066-2, results have included:
SCP-066 transformed into a small calico kitten for seventeen minutes. The kitten exhibited significant friendliness and playfulness, and appeared to be declawed.
A song lasting four minutes, acoustic guitar with vocal accompaniment by singer/songwriter [REDACTED]. The lyrics warned the listener not to use sharp objects without parental supervision.
A small cupcake, chocolate with chocolate frosting and a lit candle stuck in the top. Notably, the tones produced prior to this effect corresponded to the opening notes of “Happy Birthday”. SCP-066 became responsive after said cupcake was consumed.
Incident 066-2: On April 18, 2008, D-066-4437 was instructed to use a pair of scissors to remove a portion of SCP-066 for testing. However, when he began to cut it, SCP-066 rolled one meter away from him before stopping and making an unidentified squeaking sound. Before he could be provided with further instruction, D-066-4437 attempted to cut it again; SCP-066 rolled away and produced the phrase “Are you Eric?” in response. After D-066-4437 replied in the negative, SCP-066 morphed into its present state (see file photo) and began emitting loud, dissonant staccato notes until D-066-4437 was escorted from the room.
After Incident 066-2, SCP-066 began to exhibit behavior highly inconsistent with its previous properties. SCP-066 now displays significant mobility, primarily in the form of being able to move tentacular portions of itself at very high speed. While SCP-066 is either unable or unwilling to use this ability for transportation, it will occasionally attempt to damage its containment by rubbing its strands against the side of the box, gradually wearing it down. This process appears to be unusually effective for the materials in consideration.
Additionally, SCP-066 will automatically produce notes and effects in the presence of any human, regardless of whether that human interacts with SCP-066. This process takes a minimum of six seconds. In the aftermath of Incident 066-2, effects produced by SCP-066 have included:
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SCP-066, after Incident 066-2. Note: The "eyes" are capable of swiveling to track movement and light sources. Photograph taken by Agent Boggs.
A single bee was released near the containment, stinging D-4436 before flying away. The bee was not captured. It is unknown how the bee survived.
Beethoven’s second symphony was played at over 140 decibels, causing permanent deafness in three personnel and permanent hearing damage in eight others.
The room containing SCP-066 experienced a sudden and complete absence of light for five hours. Personnel in the room reported hearing loud breathing behind their shoulders, although no source was apparent.
When it is not producing anomalous effects, SCP-066 will say the name “Eric” constantly in a deep masculine voice.
Footnotes
1. SCP-066 consistently destroys any recording devices placed inside its containment box.
@@quodil9303 I'm sorry I asked. This isn't Mission Impossible, it's a concert
I've never played or listened to an even number symphony! Is there a reason, (anyone know?) why odd numbers are more popular, it seems? I've played 5 and 7, and love and have listened to 3 and 9. Recently heard 1. (still learning of more Beethoven symphonies) this is the first even-number one I've heard!
I hate it when they clap between movements, I just HATE it..........!!!! they ruin the piece.
Plebs..
I totally agree, Fucking Peasants!
I think it's nice to clap for a good performance, don't you?
yes, but there are right times to do that..
those times are not between movements!
a movement can last 10 to 15 minutes... this is why people can't get in to the classical community cause of people like you.
27:35 and 6:33, and 7:20 and 3:30 similar to mozart 20 piano concerto from movement 1.
4:57 decension sounds almost identical to mozarts sympony 35 1st movement around 4 min mark.
Great rendition of great work of great composer 😜🎵👍🏻
Disappointing video editing/direction for a Proms concert. The cameras can hardly find the bassoonist(s), a visual as well as aural treat in this case. Instead we have to watch the conductor. Otherwise, a fabulous performance.
I should correct my comment by pointing out that, by the fourth movement, they had finally worked out where the bassoons were sitting ;)
I'd be happy if the camera just stayed on the bassoonist with the darker hair. She's quite pretty. In fact I've been going thru several different performances just to get a glimpse of her. It's almost an obsession. Please someone just tell me she's married so I'll stop.
me too
SCP 066 music
Eric?
Scp-066: **PLAYS THIS LOUDER**
loud 😨
He is a great conductor (needs no score) and knows when to let his orchestra go just modestly prompting them from time to time...even winking (7:20) to acknowledge a moment they had in rehearsal that went well in performance. The audience is no sophisticated (applauding between movements) as it the Proms, but they love the music nonetheless.
Of course they are 'sophisticated' most of them will attend a good number of concerts over the season and return year after year.
Paul
absolutamente fantástica interpretación de esta gran sinfonía, me quedo maravillado ante mi maestro Beethoven. Que belleza de música una de las causas de mi estadía en este mundo, se la debo a la música clásica. Gracias Ludwin Van Beethoven.
SR. CARLOS, PELO AMOR DE DEUS, NEM TUDO QUE BEETHOVEN ESCREVIA TINHA O TOQUE DO SEU GRANDE TALENTO. ESTA SINFONIA N0. 2 NÃO TEM NADA DE FANTÁSTICA E SIM CONTÉM MUITO FEIJÃO COM ARROZ E DESENVOLVIMENTO SEM IDÉIAS BRILHANTES. NÃO SE ENGANEM COM AQUILO QUE PARECE OURO MAS NÃO É.
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Marvellous playing from these young musicians. The second deserves to be better appreciated for the wonderful symphony it is instead of always being overshadowed by the later symphonies.
Don't get me wrong, 5th, 6th, 9th are great, but 2nd is my favorite - start to finish enjoyable in the hands of a skilled musician like Barenboim.
This is the Rodney Dangerfield of Beethoven's symphonies: it don't get no respect. The Larghetto is just sublime, but while the Scherzo may sound tame today, it was one of the maddest things written up to that point and the critics hated it.
I like the way the basses come through clearly in this recording. This symphony was written not long after Beethoven met Dragonetti, who inspired Beethoven to pay more attention to the bass parts, making them do more than just double the cello parts.
D bois:hmmmm Eric.....
Scp 066:(this video at 140 decibels)
50% - nice symphony
50% - scp 066
Beethoven o eterno genio com a beleza suprema de suas simfonias eleva a alma e o espirito de quem gosta e sente, `as alturas inatingiveis
Pura belleza. Armonía. Me imagino paseando por la Selva Negra.
sentimento, ordenamento, poder e alegria:
Beethoven - Symphony No. 2 (Proms 2012)
POV: You are a toy searching for eric in a containment breach
Jakie to jest piękne , maestro jest bardzo emocjonalny , bravissimo .
군들께서, 하나님을 보좌해드릴려고, 만날려고, 군으로 장성한 것이 믿어지시길
바랍니다, 부르심 을 입는 사람들은
하나님 의 뜻, 계획하심에 있었음을
묵상을 깊이&오래&자주 하시면, 군들의 심령이 평안&기쁨 으로 바뀔 것입니다^^,
그렇게 하시기 원하셔서, 사람에게 영혼을
만들어주신 것입니다~
Muy buena variedad de música bajada por youtube, Beethoven, Baremboim y orquesta excelentes
I'm going to hear this piece on Jan 27th next year, when Barenboim and his West--Eastern Divan Orchestra travel to Boston, along with Symphony No.3.
Bravo
2번은 처음들었는데 참 좋네요.다른 작품도 들어봐야겠어요.
I hear echoes of the 7th and 3rd symphony also. Is this considered a "derivative" work or just a dry run for other Beethoven symphonies?
When I took the Beethoven course at UCLA, our professor liked to point to the dark harmonic shift at 30:10 as the birth of the Romantic movement. If one has to select a single point at which Beethoven becomes himself and sets the stage for the Eroica Symphony, which is arguably the first Romantic period symphony, you heard it right there in the closing sequence of the second.