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- Barenboim conducting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in a stellar performance of Tchaikovsky's 4th Symphony in F minor for the opening concert of Carnegie Hall's 1997 season. (BTW, sorry for the poor vid quality; it's obvious YT is dialing down the quality on all videos now to (I suppose) save space--this was a crystal-clear original.
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I'm an oboist, and have heard that solo dozens of times; this is by far my favorite recording. I love his interpretation of the melody, how he kept it simple as it should be yet expressive and longing. Too often soloists weigh it down with such heavy rubato that you can hardly hear what Tchiakovsky intended it to sound like.
Absolutely
This probably the saddest piece of music i have performed/listened to. Purely beautiful. goes well with the concept of when you suddenly find yourself alone in this wicked world :/
because everyone feels that once in a while, no matter what. Tchaikovsky just felt that his whole life -__-
One of the saddest but best composers of all times !
Not that sad bro chill
@@JohnSmith-ss6fz personal connection is different for everyone, for example Tchaikovsky 6 finale makes me feel like I’m missing something important in life
@@joseg.matamoros2847 Pathétique Finale is as hauntingly beautiful as it is depressing. Truly a soul capturing work that still brings me to tears.
@@thesilvershining did anyone that hasn’t hardcore studied this piece ever notice the last 6 or so double bass pizzicatos at the end of the finale. It’s like the finale heartbeats of a living eternity but I only noticed it after putting on headphones and listening.
Fantastic bassoon playing.
Fantastic profile picture !
Saw this live last night. My boyfriend decided this movement should be our wedding song. I totally agree.
Has your inevitable divorce happened yet?
@@Marcel_Audubon Are you okay?
@@fluffernutter9420 I'm fine Elizabeth, how about you? up on your feet after the lobotomy?
@@Marcel_Audubon I'm doing well, thank you! I hope you were doing alright when you first replied to this comment, as that was an appallingly rude thing to say. (And by the way, you must be mistaken. I underwent no such procedure.)
@@fluffernutter9420 huh ... all evidence points to the contrary. But don't worry, memory loss is a universal impact of the procedure, the fact that you can't remember having one proves that you had one.
Never heard that symphony before and I did today for the first time, I listened to an orchestra playing and I swear to you, when this started to play I felt like I couldn't breath just to pay attention to every little "step" they do with that pizzicato, I could feel it it my soul, omg, my eyes were full of tears!!! That was the part that touched me the most and sticked to me!!!! I had to search it to listen to it again! Too pretty to explain! ❤️ Felt in love with Tchaikovsky and his brilliant mind! I wish I could have known him and talked to him and tell him how brilliant and beautiful this is!! Have you ever stoped to think that compositions talk about a person so much??? What a wonderful person Tchaikovsky must have been!!!! Aaaaaaaaaaa ❤️❤️❤️❤️
one of my favourite classical pieces
The Tchaikovsky 4th is one of my favorite symphonies. This is just wonderful!
"This has to be one of my favourite pieces in your database, Captain Janeway"
that brought me here.
I love this episode.
This was actually playing when they were investigating where the wormhole would open up next while on the mess hall
7:48
bassoon solo
I feel so privileged to have played this... And the rest of the symphony, of course. It never gets old...
II.
0:00 Andantino in modo di canzona
1:22 A
2:21 B
2:58 C
3:42 Più mosso
4:02 D
5:21 Tempo I
Thank you
i played this piece a weekend ago for the region 31 hs symphony orchestra. it was so pretty
The most beautiful melody I know
A masterpiece. I have tears in my eyes, no words can describe what I am feeling right now. This is beyond beautiful
This is my favorite music piece of music
I'm a bassoonist. Tchaikovsky gave us a solo in this mvmt! :D
Same ❤❤❤
So was my dad. Mark Pancerev of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Very cool of you.
one of the most sublime pieces of music ever written
the middle section is so gorgeous and tragic, every new key center feels like a new fruitless reason to stay hopeful
bassoon solo is just incredible, ive just performed it and wished it never ended!
This was played at my best friend's funeral in November. A perfect selection (made by her brother). She was a beautiful cellist and a beautiful person. It makes me so sad to hear it, but sad in a good way. It is a lovely piece of music.
I was first exposed to this in the 93-94 school year, my first year in Cincinnati Youth Symphony. Had strong crush on girl in first violins. Heart aching when we rehearsed this movement. My moment of tear shedding was at 8:06 when the firsts come in to accompany the tune with B-flat-G-flat.....A-flat-F...
Cool story bro.
KaKaKarrotCake - "This probably the saddest piece of music i have performed/listened to." If you want to hear a *really* sad interpretation, listen to Gergiev conducting this with the Mariinsky orchestra. You can see tears running down his cheeks at several points, and listening to it has brought me and my husband to tears more than once. Barenboim's interpretation sounds almost upbeat and triumphant by comparison.
As a oboist, i dread and look forward to this solo and have to play it this Sunday..
Arrrgh - the coughing from the audience! Beautiful performance - I first took part in a performance of this when I was 15 and have loved it (and all Tchaik's symphonies) ever since
why do 3 people not like this song?? i'm a string player and 5 flats is a nightmare but i fell in love with this peice. its just so beautiful and timeless.
The best interpretation of the movement I've heard.
God, I love Tchaikovsky.
Oh My God, David McGill played that bassoon solo so beautifully:>
Is it just me or is the oboe solo undertaken with a single breath? Fantastic and immersive!
Yes, it's fast, yet full of sentiment. I hear hope, desire and worry. How could music be more beautiful?
4:30 to 4:45 is absolutely amazing. Powerful explosion of melody there.
An extraordinary combination of pluses: music of unsurpassed depth composed by one of the greatest symphonic geniuses. A truly volcanic performance by the best US orchestra ever. And performed in the unmatched acoustics of one of the most revered concert houses in the world. What else could we ask for ? . :)
Muti?
@@Marcel_Audubon nah, Muti is great but Barenboim is on a whole other level imo.
@@pianoboi4842 🤢🤢🤢🤮
@@Marcel_Audubon shut up
In the many times Ive listened to Symphony 4 the first 2 minutes of this 2nd movement always got me in tears... pure, beautiful... what a genuine show of emotion.
From 1:20 that's the only part of any piece that makes me cry and I'm not afraid to admit it.
You would most likely be very moved by certain parts of the soundtrack from the movie "Dances With Wolves" written by John Barry, especially the very moving part when the soldiers kill the friendly, playful wolf.
That's odd because I always find that part slightly disappointing and not at all worthy of the melody preceding it!
+Bruno Needham
To me, it is the most memorable part of the symphony.
Oh My!!! me too Clarke. I knew I wasn´t the only one who Do that 💖💖
SAME. So powerful
My fav of tchaikovskys work . I listen to this while decorating . Love it❤❤❤❤❤❤
My prefered mvto from the 4nd simphony.
Tchaikovsky condenses his few happy moments in life and projects them with despair in a single musical moment.
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This is my favorite out of the 4movements. It's so real, and there is such an emotional connection there. You can feel this piece. I love it!
I love how the conductor is at the end of the piece.... "Oooookkk... now off to the pizz. He he he." Is body movement is just priceless. :)
. I was taken aback by the speed that the maestro deployed here, considering how he plays each note to its fullest in his wonderful interpretations of the LvB piano concertos. Despite this carping, bravo!
This is my favorite piece of classical music. I hope i will hear it in paradise
People say Mozart, Bach and Beethoven were born to create music... P.I.T. falls into that category because in my opinion he's written so many of the prettiest melodies I've ever encountered in my 20+ years of obsession with classical music. I really can't decide between his 4th, 5th, and 6th symphonies. All are absolutely beyond words.
Thanks for posting. I'm in tears, and booking a trip to see CSO as soon as possible.
7:48 bassoon solo FTW
I get chills listening to this!
it's just amazingggg
Tchaikovsky composed this piece of music in the memory of his mother whom he lost when he was just 14.
Muhammed Nabil actually not the case, basically he married a student of his that was particularly fond of him but he was gay. Thus he expressed the motions in the piece as he did to his anonymous sponsor
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I know this comments is 4 years old, but Tchaikovsky was well into his mid 30's when he composed this symphony. If anything, this was a response to his disastrous marriage to his student and chronic depression.
Nicholas Emanuel Wheeler To be fair even if the comment is 4 years old, you still have contributed for other readers to see now. Thanks for commenting!
@@nickmaestro reading comprehension problems? he didn't say he was 14 when he wrote it, he was 14 when his mother croaked
I love this piece it has always intrigued me, the way the key keeps changing is genius especially during the second half of the movement. Wonderful music, full of emotion and mystery. He was very deep and that's why I love his music. Symphony 6 is another favourite of mine, very very dark though.
I love this one
Inside the Score brought me here btw!
The wood winds make this movement not just the most beautiful but one of the saddest in musical history.
Tchaikovsky's brilliant orchestration given full range by the Chicago and Barenboim.
Beauty at its best.
I came here for David McGill and wasn't disappointed.
Really beyond words in terms of sheer greatness..Rest Heavenly, Peter Illych ! 1840-93..
that is such a great piece of music! Lucky you!
Luxuriant beauty. Slavic melancholia at its best.
If I am ever a conductor, I am going to pause before this piece and ask everyone to open up their candies, take out their babies, turn off their cellphones, and get ALL COUGHING AND SNEEZING out of their system!
I know very little about classical instruments but I know I enjoyed this with the heart which makes it priceless.
It is really to bad if we gain a lot of knowledge about the instruments etcetera and become stuck in only hearing "faults" etcetera.
That's why I try to not read comments but rather enjoy as much of the great classics as possible for the emotional brain.
I think someone is wise if he will forever know how to enjoy this music with full attention and simplicity.
.. This is just.. Beautiful.
Very beautiful and heart-felt
this music is very beauty and i like tchaikovsky
Really I love Tchaikovsky
Brilliant! One of my favourite tunes from PIT.
What a beautiful piece!
Amazing movement, very emotional.
Very nice. Hope to see (hear) it this weekend in Atlanta.
I am oboist and personally i think that the begining was too fast but it stills beeing a very beautiful interpretation
Barenboim’s interpretation for the entire piece is rather fast. It took me sometime to get use to his tempo
I'm oboist too, and I think the tempo is ok
@CyferOlitaire15 He did indeed suffer. However, the 4th symphony is the beginning of his story. With the 5th, we get a clear idea of what type of man he is. In the 6th, the deed is done. The story is told, and he absolutely opens his heart to reveal his pain the the naked eye.
wow this is one of my audition peices for cello -.- its hard
Tchaikovsky. Me encanta. Muy romanticote
I am not an musician, but I appreciate the fine works of tchailkovky
amazing double reeds!
Beautiful movement!
My only chance to play in an orchestra was during college when they programmed the Prokofiev Romeo and Juliet (solo tenor saxophone)!
The articulation on the last note of the opening oboe solo gets *two snaps* from me. Yasss!
Beautiful! Powerful!
yo soy cellista y amo este movimiento.... es dulce dramatico, apasionado, melancolico y hasta divertido
Amazing !!!!
And they say Beethoven only wrote three as well: 5th, 6th, and 9th ;) Kidding.
I love all the P.I.T. symphonies. The first two (Winter Daydreams & Little Russian) were the result of a young, modest composer trying to make a name for himself. They were written very close together and are outstanding in their beauty but not really on any kind of vast emotional level, which is what Tchaikovsky is known for. But they are still good and I would recommend them.
the best movement
It was a performance by the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra in - well - Charlotte.
The entire orchestra was great.. but esp. loved the Bassoon at the end..
My orchestra played this symphony this weekend, I wish I spent more time enjoying the beauty of it instead of concentrating on the flats 😂
Very good explanation of andantino...i've always wondered about it.
heartache
Star Trek: Voyager brought me here today, how about you?
My good taste in music brought me here
At the cosmic wave, the galactic board brought me here
Voyager for me too.
Me, too, Voyager ...
Me too! What a great episode!
David McGill, the best bassoonsit in the world! His music touched my heart.
Stellar oboe solo in the beginning, by far the best version I've heard of it
Trés relaxant.
un grand moment de bonheur,un hautbois de merveille
hermoso!.... Y Daniel baremboim. Muy elegante
elderly people orchestra are the best... they've been playing the longest so they know all the different techniques to create a great performance
Grande por siempre querido Alex!!!!!
My orchestra is working on this right now. I haven't played it in 7 years, I forgot that the cello part is pretty damn tough on the 1st and last movement!
❤❤❤❤ sentimiento y emocion
Este es definitivamente mi movimiento favorito 💖💖
OK to everyone who is saying mvt. 4 is the happy ending is off. The fourth movement is 'If you do not find hapieness in yourself, go among the people and learn what makes them happy. Go among the unlearned and simple.'-PIT. It was almost about revolution really. PIT was going through hard times during this symphony, and he was only happy with the peasnty and the cossacks.
Star Trek Voyager, Counterpoint, Kashyk and the Captain
"Just see them as a reminder that this is my ship,"
"I dont think anyone would doubt that"
@Masterstate I actually have to write a concert report about this and two other pieces that were played at my university. I love music class.
@saturndesign07 I know, isn't it just so amazingly beautiful? Tchaikovsky is very deep and definitely my favorite of all time.
Don't get me wrong, the Oboe was great. However, David McGill's bassoon playing is -the- definition of perfection.
the famous part occurs in "Dance of the Knights" (Montagues and Capulets) for Saxophone. (The one with the epic though disconcerting beginning with really loud notes across the score...)
David McGill is such an incredible bassoonist. For that matter, this whole orchestra is like an All Star team.