Zubin Mehta's last 3 minutes conducting the IPO - Mahler: Symphony No. 2, "Resurrection"
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Gustav Mahler, Symphony No. 2 in C Minor, "Resurrection"
5. Im Tempo des Scherzo (wild herausfahrend)
srael Philharmonic Orchestra
Zubin Mehta: Conductor
Concert recorded at The Charles Bronfman Auditorium, Lowy hall (Tel Aviv), on October 20, 2019.
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An honor to have shared the stage with him during his last performance
Hey! This is his last performance with the IPO but he's still making great music. He conducted Mahler 2 in LA this weekend and it was incredible. And he's coming back to LA to conduct Mahler 2 in January.
Chi Eg yes of course, I know it’s not his very last show. It was however with my orchestra, the IPO
What was it like performing that piece?
@@christopherbuilder5354 what is it like behind the scenes? And are you still in that orchestra? Really cool
It's enough to make a grown man cry...
THE MOST SPECTACULAR FAREWELL AFTER 50 YEARS.
I was fortunate enough to be in the concert, i will never forget it.
2'25 is incredible, him thanking the musicians makes me so emotional
So classy of him. So touching.
2:25
@@mauromedina1821 thx. The direct link is very helpful.
50 years with the Israel Philharmonic. The amount of dedication and investment is unspeakable. I’ve seen him on stage many times, and the last performances didn’t disappoint. Just wow.
Israel Philharmonic= Most underrated orchestra
le philharmonique d'Israël est d'une précision !Et ce bon vieux et très aimé Zubin, quelle grand espoir et modestie. Bravo messieurs.
2:23 • Little gestures that make great people!
He thanking the orchestra while the song still playing on the final chord gave me the goosebumps!
Thank you Mehta!
Olá, amigo conterrâneo. Não faz muito tempo que me iniciei no mundo da música clássica e, por estarmos em um país em que esse gênero não é muito valorizado, sinto dificuldade em encontrar peças. Você poderia me indicar alguns concertos que você gosta? Talvez só os seus preferidos já me ajudaria a ampliar minha biblioteca. Abraço!
@@zorak964 Não sei se ainda vou a tempo, não sou brasileiro mas falo a língua. Algumas das sinfonias que recomendo são: Sinfonia nº 1 e 6 de Tchaikovsky (apesar de serem todas espetaculares) , sinfonia nº 8 de Schubert, sinfonia nº 3, 6, 7 e 9 de Beethoven, sinfonia nº 3 de Melartin, sinfonia nº 3 de Gorecki, sinfonia nº 2 de Scriabin, sinfonia nº 8 e 9 de Dvorak, sinfonia nº , 39, 45 ,49 e 104 de Haydn, sinfonia nº 7 de Sibelius, sinfonia nº 9 de Bruckner, sinfonia nº 9 de Mahler, sinfonia nº 2 de Rachmaninoff (MUITO linda), sinfonia nº 3 e 4 de Brahms. Existem muitas, MESMO muitas. Se quiser pode procurar até sinfonias de compositores portugueses e brasileiros!
@@EminAnimE1 Obrigado, meu caro, por todas essas belíssimas recomendações. Nesse tempo até ler sua resposta acabei por já ter conhecido quase todas, mas você ainda citou algumas às quais eu nunca ouvi. Nesse tempo descobri também que, ao contrário do que eu imaginava, o Brasil valoriza sim música clássica, tivemos excelentes compositores do gênero e temos maravilhosas orquestras espalhadas pelo país; era eu quem estava deslocado dessa realidade. Forte abraço!
@@EminAnimE1 Meu caro, poderia recomendar mais sinfonias que goste? Já ouvi a todas as suas recomendações. Obrigado desde já!
@@zorak964 Recomendo as sinfonias todas de Mahler! Especialmente a segunda, terceira, quinta e oitava. Sinfonias 5, 7, 11 e 15 de Shostakovich, sinfonia 7 de Bruckner, sinfonias 4 e 5 de Tchaikovsky, sinfonia 1 de Franck, sinfonias 25, 29, 33, 39, 40 e 41 de Mozart, sinfonia 1 de Elgar.
Se quiser outras peças que não sejam sinfonias, recomendo o concerto para violoncelo do Elgar que é muito emocionante, escrito depois da primeira guerra mundial. Concertos para violino do Tchaikovsky e Sibelius, concerto para clarinete do Mozart, "American" do Dvorak, Fantasia em ré menor do Schubert, concerto para harpa e flauta do Mozart e o seu Requiem! Bom proveito!
Such an emotional🥺 moment in a conductor’s career. A great conductor! A great musician! He earned his spot in the list of ‘Greats’ and now he’s retiring. It must have been very difficult for him to live without the IPO as he has spent 50 years with them.
👏👏👏
Happy retirement, Zubin Mehta!
Regards from 🇮🇳
Some people in Tamil Nadu of India celebrating film music director Illayaraia is the first Asian to conduct or perform symphony, I need clarification. Any one help me out.
@@asgarahamedali8268 Ilayaraja did perform Schuberts's unfinished symphony, but not the whole piece, and also not with the proper instrumentation. It was more of a publicity stunt.
Mahler's Second: still among 3 most moving pieces in all music for me... And the way of delivering the finale without overstated theatrics of numerous conductors makes it more, not less, impactful. Maestro Mehta is himself, conveying the deep emotion without "stealing" the spotlight, being charismatic and humble at once. A great man.
GREAT! GREAT! GREAT Maestro Zubin Mehta! Thank you for your art.
An absolutely thrilling moment, not only in music, but in the life of Maestro Mehta. I have watched this several times and am moved each time by spirit of the music and Maestro Mehta being touched by the whole experience. How anyone can experience this masterwork and not be moved is beyond me. Yet, I couldn’t help but notice the audience member in the background checking her watch, checking her purse, and her display of being simply past feeling. Sad for her.
that moment at 2:25 must've been so special for him - so spectacular
Maestro Mehta ... the Greatest!!!
Oh wow!!! What a wonderful conductor, musician and human being. I LOVE how he thanks the orchestra in the second last bar, so humble yet heartfelt.
I only saw him live in performance once, conducting Mahler's Symphony No. 1 ('Titan') in a Melbourne Hamer Hall performance of it with the Australian World Orchestra. At his choice they performed all 5 movements (the standard 4 plus the first version of the 2nd movement, which they played inbetween the revised 2nd movement and the 3rd movement). It was stunning!!! What was incredibly striking about his conducting was his mostly incredibly still/grounded stance which allowed for all phrasing subtleties to be as clear as day and for an incredible visual power to be obtained when he gestured crescendos or moments of power or force.
He is one of the greatest musicians and conductors to have lived, and as a fellow conductor and I'm incredibly grateful to him for what he has given to musicians and audience alike in the musical world!!
One of my musical heroes.
Sorry to see him go, but glad he went out on top.
Thank you for all the wonderful music.
Maestro Mehta, thank you.
I loved Zubin Mehta! He had such an authoritative posture when conducting. Truly in total command of the Orchestra in front of him ! BRAVO to you Maestro Mehta
Thank you, Maestro, for all the greatest moment you bring to us.
Todah Rabbah to Maestro Mehta and all true friends of the Jewish people and the eternal State of Israel from a grateful Oleh Chadash, Reuven (72 years young).
Great impression of the whole consert .Bravo..bravisssimo.Maestro in our Hearts
I have been fortunate to hear him conduct in LA, other cities and countries and treasure each memory. Thank you.
The greatest and best conductor of all time! A fair tribute!
What a legend! May G-d grant him with may more years in good health and spirit!
Maestro, Mehta. I have been so happy for listening your recordings. They are my treasure. Thank you, Maestro. May you live long.
Que triste ver un gran director cómo Zubin Mehta llegar al final de su carrera gloriosa. Gracias maestro por sus conciertos y ensenansas.
Magnificent, sublime, impactful! Thank you for that!
What a way to go out. And the relaxation, after 50 years . . . wow.
I remember watching the Vienna summer concert with Lang Lang in 2010 when he conducted the Vienna Philharmoniker. It was only 9 years ago. He was so energetic and even made jokes on stage. How time flies.
Happy tears 💙
My first time attending a live concert hearing this symphony it was simply breathtaking.
You're breathta-
We were in the audience and were moved to tears.
We'll miss you Maestro! Much love! I have followed your career. All the best to you!
What a legendary Conductor.
I clearly remember him back in the late sixties with Don Pablo at the Casals Festival in San Juan.
Thank you Maestro for all your Music, long live legend!! 🌸🙏😍
I hope my last 3 minutes on earth are as glorious as Maestro Mehta's. Clearly one of the very best conductors of all time. If there was ever a time for a standing ovation this would have been it but apparently...........
Obrigado Maestro! Nunca esqueceremos das Termas de Caracala! Bravo! Bravissimo!
Gracias maestro
Un genio. En 1987, a mis 27 años d edad, tuve el honor de asistir a un concierto que dirigió en el Auditorio Mann de Tel - Aviv.
Un privilegio que me ha acompañado por siempre.
Gracias mil.. Maestro.
Grandiose !!!! Bravo et Merci !!!!
One of the most wonderful moments in music and an old trout in the audience is checking her watch and sprotting about in her handbag!
Many Happy Returns of The Day Maestro.
0:18 epic moment, lady behind Mehta’s left elbow begins frantically going through purse, I would have been glad to buy her ticket and attend instead
May his spirit live on!
Bravo, Mr. Mehta
I was impressed!
Magnificent! Thank you, Mr. Mehta!
Großartig! Danke an alle Teilnehmer!
Dziekuje za wszystko!
Always,always the most exciting performances came from his baton.
SORRY, Z MEHTA WAS DEFINATELY NOT THE BEST EVER CONDUCTOR,BUT ONE OF THE LERAST BEST ONES, EUGINE ORMANDY, GEORGE SZELL AND BRUNO WALTER ARE FAR BETTER BY A LONG CHALK !!!.
Muitíssimo obrigado Mehta !
How touching that the maestro held his heart for the final climax
The Greatest Maestro ever! Thank you!
Saw him with the IPO in Milwaukee, home of Golda Meier, in 1980
Tan perfecta su conducción como su actitud. Saca lo mejor de cada músico. Respeta al máximo las partituras. Bendito de nuestros oídos.
The perfect piece...
beautiful! What a previlégio to live in the same era.
Oh my God.
A true friend of Israel.
Gran maestro!!!
Arrivederci, Maestro！Mi manca la sua bacchetta...
So moving.
OUTSTANDING!
First Haitink now Mehta.
The world is starting to run out of great conductors.
Soon we'll just be left with that shaky guy from Bolivia
Extraordinary!
🙏 Thanks God It's Superb 🙏
Z.Mehta est à mon avis un des meilleurs , sinon le meilleur interprète de cette 2e symphonie de Mahler. C est du grandiose !
Rocking the 'old man trousers ' well there
Mehta, il grande.
Maestro Maravilhoso
what on earth is wrong with the people behind him? It could be THE single most emotional moment in Mahler's entire body of work, (which puts it in the running for most emotional moment in music EVER).. AND the last moment for Mehta and the IPO. I would be a complete mess at that point.
tears
Zubim Matha and Charles Munch are my favorite Conductors.
OMGOD........................................
Great.
Heart touching moments
Breathtaking.....phew!
BRAVISSIMO!!!
Wowza!!!
That's it, I'm listening to No.2 today.
the king !!!
Unico
gran maestro Mehta es especialmente famoso por sus interpretaciones del repertorio sinfónico post-romántico, especialmente de compositores como Anton Bruckner, Richard Strauss , Gustav Mahler, Verdi y Puccini .
Vida longa com muita saúde ao legendário MAESTRO !!!
🙏🏻
I have not yet seen a great conductor who did not let himself 'be carried away' by Mahler's choral finales. - Heinz
I've listened to his Mahler 2 1975 recording with Christa Ludwig for the past 40 years. Gives me goosebumps every time ..Maestro ❤
Is it me or maestro Mehta wants more at the end? Sublime by the way!
My eyes
No, you're crying!
I too am wondering if he's unwell- sad if this is the case- I remember hearing Mahler 9 first time with Zubin and NYP- changed my life...
I adore Classics but I don't dig Mahler, nevertheless I confess that at least this 3 minutes are fantastic!
José Frajtag Mahler is best taken in small doses, one movement at a time. The music is so intense and the symphonies are so long that it’s exhausting to listen to an entire symphony straight through. If you break them down and just take in one movement at a time, you might find it more enjoyable. At least, that’s been my experience.
Namastey.
Hàtzlacha adoni
Thank you maestro Muti
2:23 No, Maestro, you are in our heath, and we thank you.
ㅠㅠㅠㅠ 정정하시던 모습은 어디가구 더 오래하셔야하는데
Величайший дирижер!!!
What is there left to say?
Chris Cross, Nothing Nothing at all......................
"Thank you."
Abbado and the Lucerne Festival Orchestra or Jurowski and the LPO.
The woman behind his back on the right doesn't seem remotely interested. Searching her bag for her mobile... How thick can you be?
The guy to the right of her looks little bit like L. Bernstein.
I was thinking the same thing
It drove me nuts, how can you be searching for something in your bag at that part of the music. And when it ended she clapped a couple of times and went back to looking.
Please put the full name that is Israel Philarmonic Orchestra!