Imagine the 19 year old Franz Schubert sitting at his desk writing such great masterpieces. Who wouldn't like to watch the moment when his hand wrote down what his mind had imagined?. When you close your eyes you can almost see Franz Schubert smiling at some parts.
Poor Schubert... he taught during the day, wrote music at night. When did he sleep? He was so poor he sold songs for very little money. He had to sneak in to hear Beethoven’s concerts. Yet he wrote over 900 pieces of music! How?
Probably quite boring. Schubert would have stayed still by his piano, playing the melody all over again to get it right, or trying to transcribe the clear idea as fast as possible before the inspiration is gone. When I compose pieces I make hundreds and thousands of revisions and dozens of back-up copies on my computer. It takes up hours, often days or weeks when put together. Now doing that with only your piano, mind, paper and pen is even harder, and does require a genius. I have it easy when I can just play the synthesised orchestra on the computer and listen to it to make sure all is correct.
Dankeschön für ein wirksames Antidepressivum am Samstagabend. Schuberts Musik erhellt die Seele, weil das Orchester und sein Dirigent sich ihrer einfühlsam mit aller Professionalität annehmen. Sie zaubern manchen Schatten, manchen Ballast einfach weg.Danke ebenso an das Filmteam.
@@roseevaris9110 I saw this orchestra live with Maestro Orozco-Estrada, and again a couple of years later with its new conductor, Maestro Altinoglou. It has lost some of its brilliance. The same thing happened with Wiener Symphoniker, with and without Orozco. This conductor makes a huge difference wherever he goes.
The conductor along with the orchestra have brought such nice melodious music of the composer. All very beautiful coordinated playing by the musicians with their instruments under the guidance of the conductor who was very expressive. Thanks for the peace with music.
Beautifully woven movements. What wonderful melodies from Schubert’s imagination. How excellently rendered by this well prepared orchestra and leader. How did we survive without TH-cam? Can you imagine our parents, listening to this in scratchy hi fidelity mono years ago?
It was the 2nd “record” of Schubert that I bought,~ 1954. Soon after I bought his 8th symphony. And it remains my 2nd favorite of his symphonies. I still have the vinyls.
Schubert's "Tragic" Symphony was the only one I hadn't heard until recently; how it eluded me most of my life is a mystery, it's certainly not because of disinterest. Now I'm treated to excellent performances of this and also the First Symphony given at the same concert! I just learned that the opening of the Fourth was inspired by the opening of Haydn's "Creation", but it also reminds me of the beginning of Edmund Rubbra's Fourth Symphony. It's a fine symphony that shows how Schubert's music had matured in the three years since his First Symphony, more secure and with greater cohesion and dramatic flow. Maestro Orozco-Estrada has the measure of it, and the FRSO play wonderfully as usual.
Ich finde es beruhigend zu sehen, dass immer mehr Orchester die Lehren aus der HIP übernehmen und die jeweiligen Werke in der richtigen Stilistik spielen. Noch vor 30 Jahren hätte man diese Musik mit falschem Pathos und im Vibrato ertränkt.
The 4th Symphony is a great improvement from the 3rd. In this symphony he combines the best elements from Haydn and Beethoven with his own signature that makes him one of the greatest composers in history.
This is an excellent performance of one of my favorite symphonies! I think it demonstrates Schubert’s rapidly developing skill in constructing architecture for his melodies. This has good audio, even coming from my little ipad speakers.
First class! Both the performance and Schubert’s composition! All of Schubert’s symphonies are done well by this conductor and orchestra. I hope Maestro Orozco-Estrada brings this to Houston!
Very superb Awesome performance of Schubert fourth within a delicious romanticism that characterized his music. Bravo for the orchestra and his conductor!!
This quaint symphony, rather coincidentally, sounds so much like younger Beethoven, because, like Him, Schubert was deeply inspired by the Messrs. Haydn and Mozart, and found his voice by channeling through their tones of orchestration. The sforzandos in the first movement bring me PTSD of Beethoven’s 1st. And not enough has been said about the finale! Schubert apparently dubbed the nickname himself, and who are we to minimalize the composer’s feelings of his work. And that second movement… the first movement seems like a mere stepping stone to that gorgeous shade of A-flat that Schubert so loved.
Klare und spannende Interpretation dieses romantischen Meisterwerks mit perfekt synchronisierten und gut harmonisierten Töne aller Instrumente. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester im inspirierenden Tempo mit effektiver Dynamik. Echt erstklassig!
Lo de Schubert es maravilloso, quien a los 20 años compone 5 sinfonias y esta a punto de culminar su sexta sinfonía?... Solo que Dios te haya dado el don de la genialidad y ser prolífico...🎼
This performance is very good indeed. I would like to second the earlier comment of Peter Bauer below -- I have been looking at a number of performances by this orchestra on You Tube, and the personnel often changes -- players appear, disappear, and appear again. Not just the first chairs, either. On the other hand, it's a wonderful orchestra and seems always to sound good despite these changes. For those who like Schubert I recommend the superb performance of this orchestra (also on You Tube), conducted by Antonello Maricorda, of Schubert's Sixth Symphony, the "little" C major. We must always remember Schubert's age. He was 19 when he composed this Fourth Symphony and 20 when he composed the Sixth.
This sounds great on my little ipad! By contrast, Harnoncourt’s piece sounds scratchy, with high pitched overtones. That’s due mainly to the audio techniques having improved so much over the years, and also my hearing has not. Still, I love Harnoncourt’s interpretation of Schubert & Mozart.
Es gefällt mir, daß das Orchester nicht in der amerikanischen Sitzordnung aufgestellt ist, sondern daß sich die ersten und zweiten Geigen gegenübersitzen, da diese Sitzordnung („altdeutsche“ oder „ europäische“ Sitzordnung) einen besseren Raumklang ergibt. Das „Duett“ zwischen den ersten und zweiten Geigen wird plastisch hörbar, was mir persönlich besser gefällt.
Pretty nice piece of music. The way the Fourth movement ends is pretty amazing. I do kind of find the way the first movement ends to abrupt. Nevertheless, I like it. I like it when a piece of music in C minor ends in C major, which was a very common practice.
the hr-sinfonieorchester performed this schubert symphony on dec13. the next evening his 9th symphony was offered. what i find surprising is the fact that in both performances a totally different group of musicians played. is this common that orchestras have (at least) two instrumentalists per chair?
Anyone feels that Orozco-Estrada might have studied Abbado's DG recording of this sym? esp. the first mvt. I hear a lot of similarities, not the least the tempo of the first mvt.
The second movement has always sounded to me as such a romantic scene of impossible love. I don't know, it feels as if Aphrodite herself caressed my face to leave me alone mid encounter. As if you were dreaming of love and then wake up to a horrid reality.
@@nikolaikrinets5136 послушал. Как исполнил бы своё произведение Шуберт быстро или медленно? Это мы никогда не узнаем. У каждого дирижера свой темперамент исполнения. Я предпочитаю быстрое исполнение.
I am a Schubert fan... I have played this is an orchestra... and honestly, it is one of the most corny and low quality peices I have ever encoutered in a orchestra! Last movement is a shocker...
Franz. Schubert...!
The treasure of mankind...
Schubert, zusammen mit Mozart mein Lieblingskomponist! So genial, reif, romantisch! Orchester und Dirigent sind hervorragend! Bravissimo!!!
Ich stimme dir vollkommen zu. Mozart ist der König des musikalischen Olymps, aber ohne Schubert könnte ich nicht einmal atmen.
Das ist richtig! ❤
Imagine the 19 year old Franz Schubert sitting at his desk writing such great masterpieces. Who wouldn't like to watch the moment when his hand wrote down what his mind had imagined?. When you close your eyes you can almost see Franz Schubert smiling at some parts.
Danke für diese Vorstellungskraft!
@@jean-claudeherissant5935
Bitte :)
Ich danke Ihnen furs anerkennen..
Poor Schubert... he taught during the day, wrote music at night. When did he sleep? He was so poor he sold songs for very little money. He had to sneak in to hear Beethoven’s concerts. Yet he wrote over 900 pieces of music! How?
Probably quite boring. Schubert would have stayed still by his piano, playing the melody all over again to get it right, or trying to transcribe the clear idea as fast as possible before the inspiration is gone. When I compose pieces I make hundreds and thousands of revisions and dozens of back-up copies on my computer. It takes up hours, often days or weeks when put together. Now doing that with only your piano, mind, paper and pen is even harder, and does require a genius. I have it easy when I can just play the synthesised orchestra on the computer and listen to it to make sure all is correct.
Dankeschön für ein wirksames Antidepressivum am Samstagabend. Schuberts Musik erhellt die Seele, weil das Orchester und sein Dirigent sich ihrer einfühlsam mit aller Professionalität annehmen. Sie zaubern manchen Schatten, manchen Ballast einfach weg.Danke ebenso an das Filmteam.
Das ist wirklich wunderschoen
Beautiful! Wonderful! Schubert FOREVER!!!👏❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏🎶☀️🎶☀️🎶☀️🎶😇😊😇😊😇😊😇🙏🎶🙏🎶🙏🎶🙏🎶🙏🎶🙏🎶🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿
So a teenage Schubert composes the first 4 symphonies?? How can this happen? Just stunning. Also, stunning is this orchestra and its maestro!
Would love to see and hear this orchestra in person some day.
@@roseevaris9110 I saw this orchestra live with Maestro Orozco-Estrada, and again a couple of years later with its new conductor, Maestro Altinoglou. It has lost some of its brilliance. The same thing happened with Wiener Symphoniker, with and without Orozco. This conductor makes a huge difference wherever he goes.
Schubert, whose melodies are not tired even repeated listening...
The conductor along with the orchestra have brought such nice melodious music of the composer. All very beautiful coordinated playing by the musicians with their instruments under the guidance of the conductor who was very expressive.
Thanks for the peace with music.
Beautifully woven movements. What wonderful melodies from Schubert’s imagination. How excellently rendered by this well prepared orchestra and leader. How did we survive without TH-cam? Can you imagine our parents, listening to this in scratchy hi fidelity mono years ago?
It was the 2nd “record” of Schubert that I bought,~ 1954. Soon after I bought his 8th symphony. And it remains my 2nd favorite of his symphonies. I still have the vinyls.
00:17 I. Adagio molto - Allegro vivace ∙
9:57 II. Andante ∙
19:14 III. Menuetto. Allegro vivace - Trio - Menuetto ∙
22:44 IV. Allegro ∙
Schubert's "Tragic" Symphony was the only one I hadn't heard until recently; how it eluded me most of my life is a mystery, it's certainly not because of disinterest. Now I'm treated to excellent performances of this and also the First Symphony given at the same concert! I just learned that the opening of the Fourth was inspired by the opening of Haydn's "Creation", but it also reminds me of the beginning of Edmund Rubbra's Fourth Symphony. It's a fine symphony that shows how Schubert's music had matured in the three years since his First Symphony, more secure and with greater cohesion and dramatic flow. Maestro Orozco-Estrada has the measure of it, and the FRSO play wonderfully as usual.
Check out my upload with the score: th-cam.com/video/k341a713m_Y/w-d-xo.html
Ich finde es beruhigend zu sehen, dass immer mehr Orchester die Lehren aus der HIP übernehmen und die jeweiligen Werke in der richtigen Stilistik spielen. Noch vor 30 Jahren hätte man diese Musik mit falschem Pathos und im Vibrato ertränkt.
I love Mr. Orozco-Estradas style of conducting. So clear and illustrative!
And so kind and sensitive.
@@MMijdusI've seen him slap a few people around...haha, just kidding!
So much enjoyment from all of the concerts. BRAVO. BRAVO
The 4th Symphony is a great improvement from the 3rd. In this symphony he combines the best elements from Haydn and Beethoven with his own signature that makes him one of the greatest composers in history.
And his father was the son of a peasant, too, and set up his own school at which Franz attended. Amazing!
This is an excellent performance of one of my favorite symphonies! I think it demonstrates Schubert’s rapidly developing skill in constructing architecture for his melodies. This has good audio, even coming from my little ipad speakers.
I like very much the work of Schubert so listen to this [Tragic] every weekend, especially the 2nd stage.
First class! Both the performance and Schubert’s composition! All of Schubert’s symphonies are done well by this conductor and orchestra. I hope Maestro Orozco-Estrada brings this to Houston!
...or Copenhagen, for that matter.
Yes. I am very impressed with Andres Orozco Estrada; the more I hear him.
The facial expressions of performers and audiences look same, which are deeply impressed with the melody that composed by genious.
Amazing! I thoroughly enjoyed this! Bravo!
Ce chef est bon..... Très bon !!!
Einfach Wunderbar
I always listen to the 2nd part due to the heavenly melody. The melody will be sent to my tomb...
Very superb Awesome performance of Schubert fourth within a delicious romanticism that characterized his music.
Bravo for the orchestra and his conductor!!
Check out my upload with the score th-cam.com/video/k341a713m_Y/w-d-xo.html
Superbe. Merci. :)
This quaint symphony, rather coincidentally, sounds so much like younger Beethoven, because, like Him, Schubert was deeply inspired by the Messrs. Haydn and Mozart, and found his voice by channeling through their tones of orchestration. The sforzandos in the first movement bring me PTSD of Beethoven’s 1st. And not enough has been said about the finale!
Schubert apparently dubbed the nickname himself, and who are we to minimalize the composer’s feelings of his work.
And that second movement… the first movement seems like a mere stepping stone to that gorgeous shade of A-flat that Schubert so loved.
Simply beautiful music!
Bravo bravo bravo
😍👏👏👏
Klare und spannende Interpretation dieses romantischen Meisterwerks mit perfekt synchronisierten und gut harmonisierten Töne aller Instrumente. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester im inspirierenden Tempo mit effektiver Dynamik. Echt erstklassig!
9:57 2. Satz
19:14 3. Satz
22:44 4. Satz
Thomas Testor So?
@@oldronald6560 What do you mean?
@@thomastestor970 4 Satz ends at 32:59
@@patrickrobertson7979 Yes, but my information is the beginning of the 4th movement and not the end. Why should the end be important?
@@thomastestor970 It is to me.
Wunderbar!!
Me suena solemne. Genio.
Lo de Schubert es maravilloso, quien a los 20 años compone 5 sinfonias y esta a punto de culminar su sexta sinfonía?... Solo que Dios te haya dado el don de la genialidad y ser prolífico...🎼
This Symphonie is so cool! You can hear the Mozart Vibes, but with more Texture. I love it
This performance is very good indeed. I would like to second the earlier comment of Peter Bauer below -- I have been looking at a number of performances by this orchestra on You Tube, and the personnel often changes -- players appear, disappear, and appear again. Not just the first chairs, either. On the other hand, it's a wonderful orchestra and seems always to sound good despite these changes. For those who like Schubert I recommend the superb performance of this orchestra (also on You Tube), conducted by Antonello Maricorda, of Schubert's Sixth Symphony, the "little" C major. We must always remember Schubert's age. He was 19 when he composed this Fourth Symphony and 20 when he composed the Sixth.
Check out my upload with the score: th-cam.com/video/k341a713m_Y/w-d-xo.html
This sounds great on my little ipad! By contrast, Harnoncourt’s piece sounds scratchy, with high pitched overtones. That’s due mainly to the audio techniques having improved so much over the years, and also my hearing has not. Still, I love Harnoncourt’s interpretation of Schubert & Mozart.
БРАВО!!! Спасибо большое!👏👏👏👏👏
24:00 Diese Bratschenstelle und die Parallelstelle 26:54 dazu sind ein Wahnsinn!
Si es verdad
참으로 멋지고 훌륭한 영상입니다.
고맙습니다. Thank you for sharing~()
Terrific performance! Wonderful flutist!
Check out my upload with the score: th-cam.com/video/k341a713m_Y/w-d-xo.html
Perfeito!!!!
This and nos. 8 and 9 are my favorite Schubert symphonies 🥰
Such an exquisite performance.
Marvellous last movement and glimpses of a very attractive clarinet player
Very straightforward conducting
I. Adagio molto - Allegro vivace 00:17
II. Andante 9:57
III. Menuetto. Allegro vivace - Trio - Menuetto 19:14
IV. Allegro 22:44
Que romanticismo puro el de Franz Peter Scubert
Que buena dirección!!!
спасибо какая увлекательная музыка сегдня так важно
I can feel the aesthetics of Schubert with this wonderful performance
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Es gefällt mir, daß das Orchester nicht in der amerikanischen Sitzordnung aufgestellt ist, sondern daß sich die ersten und zweiten Geigen gegenübersitzen, da diese Sitzordnung („altdeutsche“ oder „ europäische“ Sitzordnung) einen besseren Raumklang ergibt. Das „Duett“ zwischen den ersten und zweiten Geigen wird plastisch hörbar, was mir persönlich besser gefällt.
Que buena sinfonia
What do you mean really?
Pretty nice piece of music. The way the Fourth movement ends is pretty amazing. I do kind of find the way the first movement ends to abrupt. Nevertheless, I like it. I like it when a piece of music in C minor ends in C major, which was a very common practice.
Это какое-то Чудо.. Космос!
I love the last movement.
Toda , pero si tambien opino lo mismo
the hr-sinfonieorchester performed this schubert symphony on dec13. the next evening his 9th symphony was offered. what i find surprising is the fact that in both performances a totally different group of musicians played. is this common that orchestras have (at least) two instrumentalists per chair?
Yes. (depends on orchestra but yes, the Players also have to have rest (there is Regulation also by law)
3:57 Is also my favourite part of the whole symphony. It's like kinda majestic & kinda march sound.
0:17 Adagio
2:19 Allegro Vivace
Of his symphonies, No.4(tragic) and No.8(unvollendet) are my favorate works.
Todos sus movimientos de la 4, son muy buenos, no me canso de escuchar esta sinfonia
32:48 Imagine the power if the horns doubled that line an octave lower, honestly.
Violin orchestra excerpt at 23:40
The 3rd stage is 'Sturm und Drang'
This symphony is better than anything composed after 1900. Are you listening modern composers?
Check out Rachmaninoff's Symphony no. 2 and Sibelius' Violin Concerto.
Kag Aki.
Latinoamérica!
0:17 1st movement |
Life!!!!!
Anyone feels that Orozco-Estrada might have studied Abbado's DG recording of this sym? esp. the first mvt. I hear a lot of similarities, not the least the tempo of the first mvt.
Bravo! This performance reminds me so much of Abbado's DG recording. The slow mvt is an almost exact duplicate.
The second movement has always sounded to me as such a romantic scene of impossible love. I don't know, it feels as if Aphrodite herself caressed my face to leave me alone mid encounter. As if you were dreaming of love and then wake up to a horrid reality.
Ótima!
2:25 7:30 19:10
3:4s is for those whoare looking for allegro vivace
Who is this wonderful principal flutist?
She is Gaby Van Riet, principal flutist in Stuttgart.
Оригинальное исполнение произведения. Дирижёр попал в точку. Лучше никто не исполнит.
Послушайте в исполнении Карла Бёма.
@@nikolaikrinets5136 послушал. Как исполнил бы своё произведение Шуберт быстро или медленно? Это мы никогда не узнаем. У каждого дирижера свой темперамент исполнения. Я предпочитаю быстрое исполнение.
30:52
24:00
31:15
28:32 自分用 195小節〜
Phan!tas!tisch!!!!
23:33
If you know Schubert symphonies then you know ....
Sounds a lot like Beethoven, Haydn and Mozart.
korona コロナ 静まってくれ！
I am a Schubert fan... I have played this is an orchestra... and honestly, it is one of the most corny and low quality peices I have ever encoutered in a orchestra! Last movement is a shocker...
MWAHAHAHAHA
You must be kidding
The third movement kind of reminds me of a circus act...am I daft??
Enjoyable performance, but who are the idiots applauding between movements
Especially the only one applauding after 2nd movement. What fool would choose to be the first clapper during a silence?
I hate to make comparisons but, really, how do you motivate yourself to play this when you've just done Mahler 3???
Yep, you must be so depressed by the treakly yuckiness of Mahler that you'd just want to go home. But then - magic! Schubert!
@@matthewmontagu-pollock6568 Ha! I agree, i'm a professional cellist and I hate when Mahler is programmed. After 35 years I still don't get him.
@@dudeforcaster8630 so do I! What a great musician then was Schubert!
Einfach Cöp Wallah hört mal deutschrap
Deutschrap ist Schmutz.
@@dominic3455 hdf