Bernstein Beethoven Leonore Overture Nº3
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- Leonore Overture Nº 3 in C major, Op. 72b
The Amnesty International Concert
Orchestra: Bavarian Broadcast Symphony Orchestra
Venue: Munich, Germany.
Date: 17/10/1976
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827)
Leonard Bernstein (1918 - 1990) - เพลง
This video was uploaded 11 days before my daughter was born. Now she is preparing this for an audition for the Basque Country Children Orquestra. And she loves it.
Thanks for sharing.
Wow...wishing your daughter all the Best in the world 🌺🌼🌸
Wonderful that you were able totransmit to your daugter, I am happy for you.
And incidentally this performance took place 11 days before I was born.
Eternally grateful to my dad for giving me that name in honor of him favorite compositeur Beethoven.
Magnificent!!! This shows the absolute genius of Bernstein's conducting talents and gifts. How fortunate for these seasoned musicians to have the experience of performing under his baton and musical awareness of every single nuance and phrase. Thank you Leonard Bernstein!!!
BEETHOVEN IS VERY SUPER BIG IMMORTAL MASTER
I'm so grateful I grew up watching this genius and listening to his Young People's Concerts....
This is a unbelievable profomence, the opening of this masterpiece is amazing the flute player is exquisite, the power and the beauty shining through, Beethoven would be deeply satisfied if he had heard this profomence .
Flute excerpts:
First excerpt: 1:22 & 3:28
Second excerpt: 9:35 & 10:50
Thank you!!
You're a genius, thank you haha
You’re a life saver
Je suis revenue pour le plaisir et j'ai encore des larmes aux yeux, MERCI Beethoven
Bienvenue.-Beethoven
Well said !!
Cosa è un grande direttore ? Colui che è al servizio dell'orchestra, tutt'uno con essa, mai protagonista con gestualità esagerata, mai in evidenza per sé stesso. Puntuale sull'attacco di ogni sezione lascia un piccolo spazio all' emozione personale. Grandioso Bernstein.
Mi nombre es “Leonora “ gracias a la admiración de mi padre por el genio Beethoven .
J'apprécie la façon de diriger de Bernstein. Il est tout un avec l'orchestre. Il vit la musique dans tout son corps et on dirait qu'il joue de chaque instrument avec passion !
Excatement! Il avait le physique du rôle. Il était unique.
Magnifique, fantastique, incroyable, Royal j'en suis tellement émue que je pleure ; merci Beethoven
yes. I believe the word incredible is a sufficient word. Indeed. And Ludwig was not that bad either. L'homme était un génie.
The best performance I ever heard . Maestro Bernstein was in control of every note that was played . Unbelievable performance . The musicians were superb ! Magnificent ! SPASIBO .
This is one of my Beethoven favorites.....such a classic work by Beethoven and well played by the orchestra and lead by Bernstein. Just listen to the power and majesty of his work.
“Music can name the unnameable and communicate the unknowable.”
-- Leonard Bernstein. Cheers!!! from Central America. Guatemala City!!!!
Para los que tenemos edad y podemos hoy gozar no solo escuchando sino viendo las imàgenes este placer es enorme. Gracias Beethoven. Gracias Bernstein. Muchas gracias.
Adolfo Quaglia
Such wonderful men - Beethoven and Bernstein! O, what they brought to the world of music we love at times more than life itself. I’m grateful.
No other composer in this universe reaches the level of deepness, logical continuity and wise use of the musical resources than Beethoven. He is not only the greatest composer ever, but the most outstanding artist that mankind has produced ever.
Well said, Sr. Guerra!
One of the three giants of music. Just imagine if Mozart had lived for another 30 years. He would still only have been 64 years old ... and he and Beethoven would have stood on each other's toes.
@@phillipecook3227 yeah, when I listen the requiem I imagine if he had lived longer, I mean Beethoven composed his fifth symphony when he was 38, Mozart had made many great works until 34 and the only great symphony of Beethoven he had until that age was his Eroica Symphony. Probably Mozart would have overshadowed Beethoven. It's very sad that he didn't live to write Magic Flute 2, Faust from Goethe or some work from Shakespeare as he would have.
I just imagine something more intricate, more breathtaking, more beautiful, better than his Requiem than his last symphonies or his last operas, maybe one of the most tragic moments of classical music was the early death of Mozart.
@@DaviSilva-oc7iv Absolutely. You know the first time I heard the overture to Don Giovanni with an innocent ear I actually assumed it was early Beethoven? As you say the unwritten works of Mozart are probably the greatest tragedy in classical music. Sparks would've flown between him and Beethoven also.
I totally agree. Wagner said of Beethoven: "He was a Titan wrestling with the Gods."
Gracias Beethoeven.Gracias Bernstein por hacerme tan feliz.Cervantes decia que la música compone los animos descompuestos. Y es cierto.He comenzado a escuchsr esta composicion triste y ahora estoy feliz y vosotros.Muchas gracias!!!
Glorious performance; Bernstein knows where every note belongs, and shares his wondrous vision of this iconic work.
Oh Lennie. How I miss you!
Magnificent! From a man who changed the musical world for the better.
I think I could turn the sound off and STILL hear this overture just by watching Bernstein. He is simply magical to watch.
One of the great music compositions by Beethoven.....much feeling and passion in this music.
Bernstein is amazing here, you can feel the emotions just by watching him moving
Stara dobra klasika! Nekateri so ze pokojni, vendar ostajajo nesmrtni - Beeethoven, Bernstein ...! BruFF
Leonard-Leonore: an overture to the stupendous!!! Greetings for sharing.
He's the only conductor I forgive the histrionics because he is in absolute control of the orchestra and is so precise. A pure genius and such a shame he didn't live longer.
To me , he didn't conduct so much as beome one with the orchestra. Always seemed to go to a faraway place, often you could see him at the end of a piece coming back into himself. Such a huge loss but what a legacy.
I agree completely with you Elizabeth. I loved everything he did. A great loss.
Bernstein's baton is an instrument of, and with, the orchestra.
Ever see him conduct the end of Haydn #88? He conducts music like copper conducts electricity - it flows through him.
@Noel Wilde. Yes his style is overtly flamboyant but his musicianship is beyond reproach. Blows the pathetic so called period band performances into the weeds!
An incredible concert, Bernstein, Arrau and the Bavarian Radio Orchestra perform for Amnesty International, 1976.
Hubiera dado un año de mi vida por haber podido verle dirigir en persona. Algunos críticos de su época no estaban de acuerdo con su forma de dirigir pero verle al frente de una orquesta es algo que me da vida, su complicidad con los maestros, ver como vive la obra que dirige y ver como termina de dirigir es algo único. Hay vídeo en You Tube, el 4º movimiento de la Sinfonía 88 de Haydn que lo dice casi todo de este Gran Director. !Gracias Lenny¡
In a time when the world was definitely more civilized and sane❗🤔💖
SACRAMENTO SALUTES who ever Leonra was. Must have been one heck of a woman!
Bravo Beethoven
Bravo Bernstein
Bernstein loves Beethoven. We can see how he is one with the orchestra and the music of the Maestro...Beethoven
No, Bernstein loved Bernstein...AND NOBODY ELSE!! It would be wise to remember, "He who loves himself will have no rivals"...
@@CLASSICALFAN100 I thought I’d seen a interview with him talking down Beethoven?
Grandissimo Bernstein! Eterno Beethoven ❤️
Leonard Barnestein longing and talented conductor, musician and as regent:
choreographer, dancer and actor, sincerely, his style is incomparable, hardly
we will find another being with the artistic predicates with the charisma of this
be wonderful. Miss you!
I am glad that Beethoven took some time to 'find' his right overture for Fidelio. In the process, we have gained three extra masterpieces.
i have all 3 and the 3rd is the best .
The reason Beethoven didn't use this one is because it would have completely overshadowed the first Act. L no. 3 is now traditionally played with curtain down during a set change in the last act, which nothing in this whole wide world can dominate.
'Leonore,' revived by Bernstein igniting a terrific melodic resonance sound of harmony and beauty. Exquisitely joyful...
Leonard Bernstein, radiance of joy and craftsmanship and especially of humanity. Unique !
“Music should strike fire from the heart of man and bring tears from the eyes of woman.” I’m a guy (in spite of my profile photo) and this does both to me. I feel most of Beethoven’s work should do both to anyone, or there’s just something they don’t get.
I don’t know what I would do without Beethoven’s music. I don’t know why the world has done to music what it has when we have always had this. You can keep your “beats” and your auto tune. I’ll take this any day.
Music. Fire. Tears. Beethoven.
Brilliant message
I love the way he conducts 14:25 to 14:38, especially the syncopation. I love the gestures to the violins on the accents on 14:35-36. What a master. I didn't even recognize this as Bernstein until I read the description. With the beard, it doesn't look like him at all. In fact, at first I thought it was a misprint. Then I looked more closely at the conducting style, the energy, the finesse, the absolute perfection and detail... and it's DEFINITELY the master. Leonard Bernstein, rest in peace, we miss you.
This is the most handsome Ive seen Bernstein. He suits the beard!
What a jewel of a video! Yes indeed; it's Beethoven! Every single note elevates.
Bernstein and the orchestra are just outstanding.
Ich empfinde das auch so. Danke für dieses wertvolle Kommentar.
irmengarda santifaller
" diesen wertvollen Kommentar"
Few conductors could squeeze out better dynamics from an orchestra than Bernstein. Just notice how perfectly they play under the flute solo. I always thought he tended to rush finales a bit but in this case it is spot on.
Excelente me encanta todas las oberturas principalmente Leonore...me encanta con la pasión que las ejecuta Berstein...y Bethoven un genio...toda su musica me apasiona.
Großartig, wunderbar, was Bernstein aus dem Orchester herausholt, einfach fantastisch.
In my younger years I was not a fan of Leonard Bernstein (am now 88) and must admit that he was un vero maestro. His conducting here was truly masterful.
A great performance of this Beethoven overture. As for Beethoven --- the greatest composer ever!
Fabulous ! van Beethoven - Bernstein - the Orchestra !
WOW, Lennie wit a beard, he looked so cute...what a legend, Bernstein conducting Beethoven! Amazing!❤️❤️❤️
He rented it from Placido Domingo for one night.
A man on top of his game. And didn't he seem to enjoy it so much himself. That's how it comes over to me and why I enjoy watching this so much.
Gerald Zuk What do you mean the way you have expressed this"he did not seem to enjoy it so much himself?"yet you enjoy watching this so much?sounds like you enjoy watching a man not enjoying himself???....
What a perfect choice for an Amnesty International Concert. Fidelio was all about the struggle for liberty.
extraordinario-sublime-
Berntein, el más beethoveniano qué Beethoven en la conducción de las obras del genio de Bon.
Gracias por éstos maravillosos legados.
I love Beethoven and Handel one of the best composers from Germany!
I can't hit the "like" button often enough!!! Bravo bravo bravoooooo!!!
A superb rendition of what could be a Klemperer funeral dirge.
Lenny for ever. I love you.
‘Ole Ludwig was certain to flesh out every idea to the absolute max! So glad for such a superlative genius. This piece just literally runs the gamut emotionally, intellectually, psychologically, spiritually. The gift of God taken to the height of perfection and musical grace! One of my favorites! PWG
Well, for such moments it was worth to appear in this world.
One of my most favorite pieces of music. Beethoven is great!
Fascinating!!! He was The Best conductor ever!!! Thank you for uploaded!!!!
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„Im Himmel werde ich hören“ waren Beethovens letzte Worte. Ich wünsche es ihm, dass er seine wunderbare Musik empfinden kann.
His joy of conducting is palpable.
This is one of those rare Beethoven masterpieces in which I wonder, man, why did it take him six minutes to get to the exciting part?
But then the last three minutes are so sublime. Oh, Ludwig, I can never stay bored at you.
I don't think the first six minutes are unexciting at all. They serve as a beautiful introduction to what comes next. The orchestration, the modulations, the melodies... An example of a masterful introduction.
Prof. George Werner - Actually the minutes Beethoven takes to get to the "exciting parts" are not wasted. Those extended lines are sublime and full meaningful. Having the contrasts adds so much to the world Beethoven is conveying to us. This piece, along with his 6th symphony are immortal and are two of my favorite compositions. And Maestro Bernstein's conducting is magical.
I forgot the comma after "meaningful." I hate that. It destroys the meaning I was trying to convey. Maybe I should just do away with all commas.
@kappelmeister123 He did write three different "Leonore"s.
This, in my humble option, is the best of all the overtures that Beethoven wrote for Fidelio.
I have watched this video DOZENS of times and just now realized he is conducting without a score. But there is absolutely no doubt that he knows every note.
The call. The call for every one of us, including Beethoven and Leonore, to meet our destiny head on and with the greatest courage. Yess
A wonderful rendition of my favorite orchestral piece. Lenny rarely failed to entertain.
I love the way Bernstein conducts the magnificent Beethoven!
For viewers of the Maestro movie (or anyone), this is the true showpiece of Bernstein's art of conducting. This flamboyant, implicitly gay, American Maestro doesn't really match with the conservative German audience, or the all-male orchestra, but they are all defenseless against his, and Beethoven's, inspiration.
Beethoven a pesar su incapacidad de oír, Dios lo premió, dándole la capacidad para componer tantas "Obras Musicales" preciosas. ¡¡¡¡¡¡Bien Maestro!!!!,
Bernstein directs with his whole body. Amazing to watch!
@ Lien Guidon He regularly did
Most beautiful!!! Viva el maestro Beethoven!!!
Beethoven és Bernstein micsoda páros ! Csodálatos élmény ! Köszönöm a feltöltést!
De la Opera "Fidelio o el amor conyugal" se desprenden las tres Oberturas Leonora de Beethoven, el argumento fue escrito por Jean Nicolas Bouilly en el año 1789. Aquí tenemos la N° 3 en Do Mayor Opus 72b. Lo notable en este caso fuera de la genialidad Beethoveniana es esta interpretación del gran director Leonard Bernstein y la Orquesta de la Radio Bávara , tenemos aquí dos increíbles valores; una gran Orquesta Alemana y un director genial.
Maestro leonard Bernstein, composer nido de ratas , considerado el mejor composer y conductedde estados unidos, no es familiar del tambien composer elmer Bernstein= el mejor composer de estados unidos, y Segundo mejor del cine , despues de miklos rozsa. DDR 05042015. Felices pascuas.
***** Expresión justa para esta publicación, gracias y saludos.
Luisalberto nieto duarte Gracias Luis por tu comentario, muchos saludos.
Sr juan bernardo irigoyen, grato megalomano, como yo= Dios le de infinitas bendiciones y gracias, ese sombrero es gardeliano?, me recuerda a mi abuelo,paterno , coleccionaba sombreros, en gloria de Dios y mi abuela paterna, y otro abuelo esten= LDP= 06042015. 1
Luisalberto nieto duarte Muchas gracias Luis por tu comentario, yo uso sombreros en verano e invierno y entraba de la calle cuando un hijo que estaba de visita me sacó la foto para la PC, estos sombreros son Estadounidenses y los llaman Mike Hammer, por una serie de un detective privado de los años 60. Saludos.
Beethoven would not believe his ears, and be moved to tears by his dream come true... (and easy to tell that the Maestro has made the orchestra work very seriously on that piece and his interpretation)
Without a doubt, the deepest, most complete in feeling but also faithfulness to the score, with an overarching understanding of the meaning of the opera (oppression and liberation) as well as the structure of the overture, among the many interpretations I have heard, including some of the greatest conductors, often in concert, during the past 60 years. Thank you very much for making this available.
La corporalidad de los gestos marca la esencia de cada director, y su comunicación con la orquesta es diferente, no existen en el mundo dos directores iguales entre sí, y no se pueden catalogar entre buenos y malos, cada uno entrega lo mejor de sí para transmitirle a los músicos toda la expresividad de sus respectivos pasajes en las partituras. Y Leonard Bernstein era moderado cuando debía serlo, e impetuoso cuando la composición le requería sacar de las orquestas que dirigía toda la impetuosidad y maestría de sus músicos.
Right on!
@@annedwyer797 Thank you!
classical music is so beautiful as to entice angels back to earth.
I wish I could experience music the way it looks like Bernstein does.
Nicely said! That's the thing I love most about Lenny: he just couldn't contain his joy in the music, and it really shows when he conducts. This video in particular really puts a smile on my face.
"This is the magic that no amount of talk can explain" Lenny on Beethoven's music
He did it with love for the music he was conducting and each member of the orchestra you truly loved humanity and that is why this is perhaps the greatest performance of this piece
Sublime, me estremece!!!
Caro Lenny, ogni tanto sento il bisogno di ascoltare e vedere questa Tua direzione meravigliosa
Grandiose Performance und souveränes Dirigat von Leonard Bernstein, der die Reserven des Bayrischen Rundfunk - Orchesters her - aus - zu - locken versteht ❗ 🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
❗👍❗😎❗👍❗
Bernstein seems to be having a lot of fun conducting this
YES☆☆☆ THAT IS IT! YOU CRACKED THE CODE! HIS HAPINESS BRINGS THE JOY AND EVERYTHING TO CONDUCT THIS!
IT DOES NOT get better than this! !♥♥♥
A fascinating and valuable historical document of one of my favourite overtures. Bernstein doesn't faff with a score - every note is filed in his head. I wish there were another copy of this concert with a cleaner sound recording. Crescendos distort and tutti sections are pretty muddy, likely down to tape losses in storage. Still, it was great to se the maestro again.
Beethoven and Bernstein forever!!
Hear,,hear! Lennie, I miss you. MW
Bernstein IS Beethoven!
Se nota el amor de Berstein por la musica!!!!!😊😊😊😊
A superb conductor,,composer and a genius
Esecuzione splendida , leggendaria ,
Beethoven King of Symphonies and Bernstein King of Orchestra.
Bravo!!
This is one of his superb expression of Beethoven
un grande diretore d'orchestra.Tra i pià grandi
The ideal rendition of this piece.
Quanto mi piace la direzione di Bernstein! ✌️👌👍
He is soo joyful and jumpy. That is a good thing.
HIS HAPINESS BRINGS THE JOY AND EVERYTHING TO CONDUCT THIS!
Peaceful, beautiful, exciting, emotional...
Magnífico, Bravo, Bravo!!!
Eccellente il grande maestro Bernstein.
Very cute when Lenny points to an orchestra member at 15:46. Wow, I think I counted 8 double bass; the army of double bass that Beethoven seemed to loved so much.
That presto near the end (about 14 mins) is the most terrifying entry in the repertoire for the 2nd violin front desk
And if Mr Bernstein rocked up in a tutu, every orchestral musician who ever played would clamour to be in that band. The man bled music.
I'm assuming the special kudos was for the flautist, and if not should have been. You played out of your skin, sir. Thank you from us mere mortals.
@@jazzporridge1506 do you know the story of this opera, its worth knowing,
its the only one he wrote n made 3 versions over 20 yrs.
also a miracle mr Bernstein was able to keep producing extraordinary music while being hounded & spied on by j Edgar Hoover for 30 yrs.
I dispair that children are not learning music, we humans might loose our ability to create new music. nix AI LvB
''do you play music''?
''yes I play the radio''
@@manymoons5706 As a second violin front deskist, I sometimes wish he'd stopped at two, that presto entry in '3' still gives me anxiety 40 years after the last time I had to perform it.
Bernstein is an immortal great regardless of the politics.
Genial, impresionante ver dirigir a Bernsteín y oír la orquesta