52:32 Good performance. Not sure if i like the editing, but I was so happy to see there was a close up of the snare drum's only bar in the piece. Even though the music is ferocious that brief moment always puts a smile on my face.
Grandios. Ich kenne kaum einen Dirigenten, der ein Werk so durchdringt wie Jukka Pekka Saraste. Wie die Stimmen ein Eigenleben erhalten, und doch miteinander dialogisieren und kommunizieren. Wieviel verschiedene Phrasierungen individuell und gleichzeitig ablaufen. Und trotzdem ist alles im Fluss. Absolute Genauigkeit bringt eben größte emotionale Fokussierung, mehr als pseudo emotionaler overkill. Absolut großartig.
Brilliant symphony, especially the adagio...pity about the camera blackouts though...what was that supposed to mean? The WDR is one of the most improved orchestras around!
In the original TV broadcast of this concert, images were shown in between, for which no online rights are available. So, unfortunately we had to cut out these parts.
16:23 tyrant horn | 17:36 mini honor | 52:14 ending preview | 52:54 ending | 53:14 4th movement | 1:00:49 dark | 1:02:08 build up to climax | 1:02:12 climax Heaven | 1:06:12 next part | 1:09:12 violin 1:10:07 build up with trumpet |
I loved listening to this performance, but I gave up on watching the video after a few minutes. It reminds me of the bad old ego trip of Karajan in imposing distracting, "arty" closeups of orchestral sections on the musical experience. The cinematography of orchestral videos has advanced a great deal in the last couple of decades in guiding the eye around the orchestra to bring out various musical elements and enhance one's ability to follow the music. This video is a step backwards in that respect. It's a pity, because the orchestra AS A WHOLE is playing so very well. By the end of the performance, I was moved beyond the power of speech to express. It was electrifying. I look forward to listening to more Mahler from Saraste and this virtuoso orchestra. I hope they can fix the video problem.
Unfortunately many conductors speed up here which is the exact opposite of what Mahler intended. Bernstein does the same thing, especially in his late recording with the Concertgebow orchestra. Try Abbado's Lucerne version to hear the passage done correctly. And most conductors play the last page faster than the rest of the movement which makes hash of Mahler's marking of Adagissimo.
Too many fade to black during the piece. Otherwise very fine playing, a super reading of Mahler’s ninth. Also, many seconds, adding to minutes on poor closeups. Never saw conductor full length, or did I miss that? Worth another look and listen.
Music is life, and Mahler's music is the very seed of life. Thank you for this performance full of life.
You're welcome!
We're glad that you like our performance 🤗
52:32 Good performance. Not sure if i like the editing, but I was so happy to see there was a close up of the snare drum's only bar in the piece. Even though the music is ferocious that brief moment always puts a smile on my face.
The music to purify your soul. Thank you for your performance, it means a lot for us.
Our pleasure! We are happy that you like it. 😃
Grandios. Ich kenne kaum einen Dirigenten, der ein Werk so durchdringt wie Jukka Pekka Saraste. Wie die Stimmen ein Eigenleben erhalten, und doch miteinander dialogisieren und kommunizieren. Wieviel verschiedene Phrasierungen individuell und gleichzeitig ablaufen. Und trotzdem ist alles im Fluss. Absolute Genauigkeit bringt eben größte emotionale Fokussierung, mehr als pseudo emotionaler overkill. Absolut großartig.
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Great camerawork. Hans Hadulla and the cinematographers are absolute geniuses.
Vielen Dank für den angenehmen Hörgenuss 🌸🌸
The ending is like a persons last moments on earth before passing away. So peaceful and beautiful.
Oh, Gustav's marvelous wonderful world. It seems that after it few people created the same large-scale world of music at 1 o'clock
Brilliant symphony, especially the adagio...pity about the camera blackouts though...what was that supposed to mean? The WDR is one of the most improved orchestras around!
In the original TV broadcast of this concert, images were shown in between, for which no online rights are available. So, unfortunately we had to cut out these parts.
Who knows where Mahler would have gone if he had lived past 50? He was already halfway there.
love the camera work
Yo diría que es la filmación, y la interpretación más increíble, maravillosa, alucinante... Arte en estado puro!!!!
thanks for the post. one of the very best recordings of this work.
Thank you! 🤗
16:23 tyrant horn | 17:36 mini honor | 52:14 ending preview | 52:54 ending | 53:14 4th movement |
1:00:49 dark | 1:02:08 build up to climax | 1:02:12 climax Heaven | 1:06:12 next part | 1:09:12 violin
1:10:07 build up with trumpet |
25:18 ヴァイオリンが両翼配置で、
コントラバスが1stヴァイオリンの左側になっていて、
クーベリック／バイエルンと同じ配置ですね😊
この並びが好きです❤
素晴らしい演奏どうもありがとうございます！
Orchestra impressionante, meraviglia ❤
Fabulous music and playing of it. The video coverage is very nice for showing the performers' fingers and mouths, but why are there blackouts?
Lewis Thomas „Late night thoughts on listening to Mahler‘s ninth symphony“ 👍👏
I loved listening to this performance, but I gave up on watching the video after a few minutes. It reminds me of the bad old ego trip of Karajan in imposing distracting, "arty" closeups of orchestral sections on the musical experience. The cinematography of orchestral videos has advanced a great deal in the last couple of decades in guiding the eye around the orchestra to bring out various musical elements and enhance one's ability to follow the music. This video is a step backwards in that respect. It's a pity, because the orchestra AS A WHOLE is playing so very well. By the end of the performance, I was moved beyond the power of speech to express. It was electrifying. I look forward to listening to more Mahler from Saraste and this virtuoso orchestra. I hope they can fix the video problem.
exelent kamering.......
so good!!!
Who’s the concertmaster? She played really well. A good performance with nice camera work.
That is Camilla Kjøll. At the time she was concertmaster of the Luzerner Sinfonieorchester and helped at this concert.
If she is the concert master of a big-league orchestra, she will get the solos. and play them well.
1:10:56
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Best-looking orchestra ever assembled?
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Flute Excerpt:
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At 1:04:49 Saraste has decided to go twice the speed. The score clearly say "stets gehalten".
Unfortunately many conductors speed up here which is the exact opposite of what Mahler intended. Bernstein does the same thing, especially in his late recording with the Concertgebow orchestra. Try Abbado's Lucerne version to hear the passage done correctly. And most conductors play the last page faster than the rest of the movement which makes hash of Mahler's marking of Adagissimo.
@@remomazzetti8757 Cheers. Off the top of my head, Bertini and Dorati are ok on this point.
@@remomazzetti8757 Bernstein conducts the 9th as if he had a plane to catch.
멋져요
Thank you 😊
Alguien tiene la grabación completa?????? 😢
El gran Enrique Sánchez Lansch hizo una obra maestra y no entiendo que no sea accesible
El final no se debe cortar como lo habéis hecho, al menos eso!!
Too many fade to black during the piece. Otherwise very fine playing, a super reading of Mahler’s ninth. Also, many seconds, adding to minutes on poor closeups. Never saw conductor full length, or did I miss that? Worth another look and listen.
I wanted to watch this. I went for youtube instead of spotify tidal etc., so that I had something to see. Don't blacken the screen.
Not sure, what has happened here, but the screen is only black for the first 20 seconds.
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53:00 - always reminds me of "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas" ...
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Average performance. Great cinematography
Camera work irritating, distracting, insensitive to the score.. Sanchez Lansch much better
Beggars cant be choosers, very disrespectful
Sánchez Lansch ha vuelto a realizar otra obra maestra, igualmente la interpretación de la wdrso y saraste es increíble, gracias!!!!!!!!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰
カメラワークが変。演奏していない奏者をアップで延々と映している。