What boggles my mind is that Rossini heard all of this in his head and then wrote it down on paper for each and every instrument. The sheer genius of that is overwhelming. This is my favorite rendition of this classic on TH-cam. Sept. 2024
A friend of mine (Randy Bedingfield) is a composer of neo-classical works, he always says "putting everything down on paper is probably the most difficult thing I have ever done." I've always found the hardest part is evolving the piece in my head without it over-evolving into something completely different and the original music getting completely lost before I pen a single note. Over analyzing is real and self destructive.
I made this comment about Itzak Pearlman but would like to repeat it here for this remarkable rendition. Absolute genius, demonstrating the phenomena we call the human brain. Marvel at how the brains of that orchestra can instantaneously interpret exactly the thousands of notes, played in exactly the right sequence, for exactly the right duration and how their brains can control the fingers and hands to reproduce perfectly each note. Appreciate the orchestra doing the same. Appreciate the brain of the composer who imagined the music, and transformed imagination into dots, lines and squiggles that others can see and whose eyes send signals to brains that replicate the music. Enjoy the sheer beauty and miracle of it all. Rejoice that we are blest with the same brain. Get excited by the musicians playing every kind of instrument that do the same. Marvel at the distinction between animals who rely on instinct and humans that have intellect and you soon realise what a miracle mankind really is, in every discipline to which we apply ourselves. Music it is, outstanding at that, but it's so much more. It is actually a miracle that we take for granted. Marvel at technology that enables simple, ordinary people like myself to sit at home watching and listening to things I would hardly ever be able to otherwise. we have much to be truly grateful for. Then marvel at those who are so bereft of the ability to appreciate it all and need to send a thumbs down sign, it beggars belief. Thanks for posting
I've probably watched this 100+ times and love it every time. Between the conductor's actions, the gray bearded cello player and the first violin the enjoyment they are all having with this wonderful piece makes it just a special video. Thanks to all of them for their performance.
One thing that stands out when watching it is that the conductor has no music in front of him and no one in the symphony is looking at the conductor but they are all in sync.
I, too, loved this performance, and especially noted the passion of the lead violinist (on the right hand of the conductor). She almost bounces out of her seat when the beat picks up. Impressive...I love PASSIION IN MUSIC and IN IT'S PERFORMERS!!
My grandfather musician told me "you always recognise a piece from Rossini, he's always in a hurry because he has to go stir the tomato sauce". Rossini was an extremely enthusiastic chef, in addition to a great composer.
Indeed, it is really an admirable performance. The manner of conducting in complete body language as well as the music they're playing makes you feel you're in the scene. Fabulous!
@@paulsmith3820this is how I and I am sure thousands of children were introduced to the “William Tell Overture”. I love listening to it. The Tokyo Philharmonic and the director are amazing!
Yes, this is a truly fantastic rendition, but for contrast I welcome you to listen to the Grimley brass band rendition from the movie "Brassed Off" ( th-cam.com/video/X2Wbshh6hUo/w-d-xo.html). Pay particular attention to the cornet solo. I love "William Tell' no matter who plays it.
This conductor is the ultimate best. Doesn't require sheet music. Knows exactly what section plays what and when. I watch this video at least once a day.👍👍
Leonard Bernstein and Von Karajan can conduct symphonies without looking at texts as well. I’m pretty sure any decent conductor knows a symphony or two by heart.
È un brano vivace e coinvolgente, questo spiega l'atteggiamento dei musicisti, e sicuramente il direttore d'orchestra ha una personalità che spicca molto. Fa piacere guardare e ascoltare questo video.
I think the composer is exemplary. He is so modest compared to the typical western composers that put on such awful acts with meaningless gestures and silly theatrical dramatics. This composer is in a class of his own. Watch him conducting Ravel’s Bolero. He is simply outstanding.
Meraviglia... Il gesto del Maestro Chung e' di un nitore e di una precisione incredibile, l'Orchestra e' un unicum travolgente per una Ouverture ineguagliabile. Bravi!!!
Almost forgot...that flourish at the end, with the orchestra standing! That's more than just good musicianship. That's showmanship! Totally delightful! This is the kind of visual and aural gem you want to watch and experience over and over again.
Quel loro alzarsi in piedi nelle ultime battute è semplicemente fantastico! Equivale ad una standing ovation nei confronti dell'immenso Rossini! Il popolo giapponese è un popolo meraviglioso!
Sentire un grande artista italiano come Rossini interpretato dalla filarmonica di Tokio riempie solo di orgoglio e gioia per chi ascolta. Bravissimi tutti e splendida interpretazione. Grazie
I can't really add to all the comments already posted about this wonderful rendition of William Tell. I will say that I love the reaction of the orchestra right after the ending when they stand to receive their deserved applause. The smiles on their faces! You can see they were really into this. These a world class musicians! You would think that they have seen it all, done it all, but here its clear how excited they were by the performance and the reception of the audience. Oh to have been there!
Anch'io sono rimasto impressionato dall'emozionante entusiasmo degli orchestrali alla fine dell'esecuzione. Non te lo aspetteresti da un'orchestra di musicisti giapponesi, che per nostro pregiudizio consideriamo poco inclini a manifestare le proprie emozioni.
+Mark Younger Yes I loved the standing up bit too, in fact I loved all of it from start to finish. Brilliant musicians but I supposed you have to be to play in that orchestra. Absolutely superb!!
My heartfelt thanks to the sound engineer(s) and the video editor and of course the musicians and conductor. I am not an expert in either but simply someone who knows enough to appreciate the end results. After watching this performance I was left with the overwhelming feeling that not one musician left anything on that stage that day. They gave everything to the performance and the sound engineers and video editor highlighted that perfectly. Thank you
Il suono è stupendo, il gesto magnifico, il ritmo ed il piglio è assolutamente perfetto... vive questa musica come un altro genio italiano... Toscanini !!!
@@19franken95 and he was writing same thing patriotic. This composition was written to incite the Italian to rebel against the stranger occupying forces in Italy. So he used the music to give them the rebelius spirit needed to fight the other soldiers . at the time Rossini was a papalino meaning a citizen of the pontefic state. Supported by the French the Austrian and held Europe. Is fast pace is due to excite the spirit of the rebels against everybody. Viva Rossini e Verdi.
_Vero! Da notare che il concerto è sapientemente diretto da un Koreano e che i musicisti sono giapponesi e stanno eseguendo una delle più celebri arie del grande compositore italiano Gioacchino Rossini, conosciuto e amato in tutto il mondo! La Musica ha un linguaggio universale che unisce tutti i Paesi.
I love the William tell overture put a came across this rendition a few years ago. It is so joyous I come to listen to it on a regular basis and it always feel wonderful after listening to it. Today is the 6th of November 2024, today even this cannot lift my spirit. 😢
I could listen every day for remainder of my life and never tire of it. It's thrilling to hear and to know such talent exists not just in the composition but the musicians of course as well.
In all my years of listening to the great classical works, THIS IS THE BEST performance of "The Gallop" that I have EVER heard! You could not only see and hear...but also FEEL the emotion of the orchestra! Rossini would be VERY proud to have heard this splendid rendition. And how about that ending where all the musicians stood up for those last several notes?
I think Rossini would have hated it. His metronome markings are slower, and he detested unnecessary high notes and other extravagances that smacked of showmanship. I cringed when I clicked on this version.
@@wotan10950 There's a lot of debate of just what metronome markings meant. Here's an interesting perspective from the POV of the Beethoven quartets. thebeethovenproject.com/how-fast-shall-we-play/
This conductors subtlety of movement really captured the spirit of this song. We are just along foe the ride. Not the show! Thanks bro, for letting the music shine!!!
Nel preciso momento che la musica non è ancora terminata ed iniziano gli applausi si compie la magia. Quello è l'istante esatto che tutti i presenti diventano Italiani.
Beautiful, amazing !!! I appreciate greatly the comment someone made here, Korean conductor, Japanese symphony, music by an Italian composer !!! Music unites us indeed !!! Note the animation of the members of the orchestra during the performance, note the smiles on their faces and the conductor near the end of the performance and note, how the audience begins the applause, of course, before the music has ended ! Glorious !!! Thanks so much for sharing ....
As a kid in the 50's, I saat in front of our radio and listened to this music almost every day. This rendition puts the radio to shame. It's powerful, heart stimulating and very well done. I too listen or watch this at least once a week to get my energy level up.
As a "kid" in the 50's...in front of the radio...every day...listened. was that somehow tied into the masked stranger, an Indian sidekick, a silver bullet left behind marking his trail? Hmmm? I often wonder...a string of werewolf carcasses in his trail?
A spirited and wonderfully played performance. As one who grew up watching THE LONE RANGER on Saturday morning TV, I think I have heard this masterpiece enough times to say that the Tokyo folks did Rossini proud with this performance. Tonto and the lone Ranger would have loved it!
I like all the versions of this, but this version you can just feel that these musicians and this conductor are emotionally involved with this music. The rendition is flawless and exciting! Thank you!
Amazing. . . I am 65 and i only started taking lessons on January 4th, 2024. Practice - practice - practice. I can play the first 3 lines of this song well the rest - I will practice till i get it right.
A Korean conductor leading a Japanese Philharmonic playing a song written by an Italian composer. This is how the world should be. Music unites all :)
Correct
Japanese and south Koreans are close ..pity they didn't have good composers there !
agreed enjoyed by all
What does nationality have to do with classical music?
@@armelburgess8651 A lot !!
What boggles my mind is that Rossini heard all of this in his head and then wrote it down on paper for each and every instrument. The sheer genius of that is overwhelming. This is my favorite rendition of this classic on TH-cam. Sept. 2024
👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤
A friend of mine (Randy Bedingfield) is a composer of neo-classical works, he always says "putting everything down on paper is probably the most difficult thing I have ever done."
I've always found the hardest part is evolving the piece in my head without it over-evolving into something completely different and the original music getting completely lost before I pen a single note. Over analyzing is real and self destructive.
I made this comment about Itzak Pearlman but would like to repeat it here for this remarkable rendition.
Absolute genius, demonstrating the phenomena we call the human brain. Marvel at how the brains of that orchestra can instantaneously interpret exactly the thousands of notes, played in exactly the right sequence, for exactly the right duration and how their brains can control the fingers and hands to reproduce perfectly each note. Appreciate the orchestra doing the same. Appreciate the brain of the composer who imagined the music, and transformed imagination into dots, lines and squiggles that others can see and whose eyes send signals to brains that replicate the music. Enjoy the sheer beauty and miracle of it all. Rejoice that we are blest with the same brain. Get excited by the musicians playing every kind of instrument that do the same. Marvel at the distinction between animals who rely on instinct and humans that have intellect and you soon realise what a miracle mankind really is, in every discipline to which we apply ourselves. Music it is, outstanding at that, but it's so much more. It is actually a miracle that we take for granted. Marvel at technology that enables simple, ordinary people like myself to sit at home watching and listening to things I would hardly ever be able to otherwise. we have much to be truly grateful for. Then marvel at those who are so bereft of the ability to appreciate it all and need to send a thumbs down sign, it beggars belief. Thanks for posting
you should hear Glen Campbell's version.
@ thank you, I did, it was very good and a different interpretation
I've probably watched this 100+ times and love it every time. Between the conductor's actions, the gray bearded cello player and the first violin the enjoyment they are all having with this wonderful piece makes it just a special video. Thanks to all of them for their performance.
One thing that stands out when watching it is that the conductor has no music in front of him and no one in the symphony is looking at the conductor but they are all in sync.
This video should be taken down. There is not enough racial diversity in the orchestra. 😩
I, too, loved this performance, and especially noted the passion of the lead violinist (on the right hand of the conductor). She almost bounces out of her seat when the beat picks up. Impressive...I love PASSIION IN MUSIC and IN IT'S PERFORMERS!!
@@dalebrown322I noticed that but I also noticed not many of the orchestra were watching him. Much less pretentious than English conductors
@@JustForFun-mt9og9 in uinin😊
My grandfather musician told me "you always recognise a piece from Rossini, he's always in a hurry because he has to go stir the tomato sauce". Rossini was an extremely enthusiastic chef, in addition to a great composer.
Well said!
Love this......
i really love this comment
...which Is about a Swiss national hero
thank you for the information 😍😍
One of the most exciting displays of music, playing and conducting!!Don't you agree???
Indeed, it is really an admirable performance. The manner of conducting in complete body language as well as the music they're playing makes you feel you're in the scene. Fabulous!
Magnifico. Bravo, bravo, Bravissimo!
Yesssss!!!
The best performance I have ever seen. The stand-up by the orchestra at the end was, and still is breathtaking!
Damn right! Best on TH-cam. You should see the London Philharmonic's Bolero.
Mamma mia!!!!!!! Fantastica interpretazione di uno dei più grandi compositori italiani
Si, molto magnifico!
Thats the most chill conductor I have ever seen
The Force is strong with him
He is on fire.
1 tiny flick from him
Everyone: Yes
He's definitely the Whun in charge.
Japan style he is very strict
Cant stop watching this .. jus the teaching of the body language ❤........2024???????????????
At 80 yrs old it's a pleasure to say that this is the best ever. To Mr Chung and the Tokyo Philharmonic --- Thank you.
I am 85. I love this music. I keep looking for the Lone Ranger and Tonto to come riding over the hill.
@@paulsmith3820this is how I and I am sure thousands of children were introduced to the “William Tell Overture”. I love listening to it. The Tokyo Philharmonic and the director are amazing!
This is by far and away my favorite rendition of this piece. The speed and power is very visceral yet refined - it's absolutely magnificent.
Yes, this is a truly fantastic rendition, but for contrast I welcome you to listen to the Grimley brass band rendition from the movie "Brassed Off" ( th-cam.com/video/X2Wbshh6hUo/w-d-xo.html). Pay particular attention to the cornet solo. I love "William Tell' no matter who plays it.
Yep , BRAVO !
You are absolutely right! I think the same thing!
I dare any orchestra to do perform it as fast and as well.
Music has no borders. As an Italian, am so happy to see an Japanese orchestra doing Rossini such justice. Bravo !!
This conductor is the ultimate best. Doesn't require sheet music. Knows exactly what section plays what and when. I watch this video at least once a day.👍👍
Linda, I do the same as you - I watch it once a week just to see the incredible performance of this conductor
@@eduardoalencardeazambuja889 Then you should see him conduct Mahler ninth wihout the scores
Leonard Bernstein and Von Karajan can conduct symphonies without looking at texts as well. I’m pretty sure any decent conductor knows a symphony or two by heart.
@@jerou well,, Bernstein OK, but Karajan prefer to read instade the "spartito" the money cash...
I was introduced to this at age 7 and haven't tired of it for 70 years!
FANTASTIC!! Coming from an old mechanic who can't play a tambourine but appreciates those who can.
Hey Burt you ate GREAT
I’m an old marine engine fitter and fully concur with you burt
東京交響楽団がこの指揮者の指揮で素晴らしいウィリアムテルを聞かせてくれた。オーケストラの人達も楽しそうに演奏していて、こういうパフォーマンスを日本のオーケストラがしてくれる事が日本人として嬉しい。
This is a korean conductor.
Excellent performance. Well done, Tokyo Philharmonic and Myung-Whun Chung.
No. It' s too fast
je ne connaissais pas ce chef ,maintenant ...... JE CONNAIS !!!! MAGNIFIQUE !!!!
@DARIUS LOYD yes
@@ivanbombana7282 the song is played at that tempo.. you are aware of that right?
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最後のパフォーマンスが素晴らしいし、オーケストラの皆様も笑顔で、指揮者の人柄に惹かれます。
È un brano vivace e coinvolgente, questo spiega l'atteggiamento dei musicisti, e sicuramente il direttore d'orchestra ha una personalità che spicca molto. Fa piacere guardare e ascoltare questo video.
I think the composer is exemplary. He is so modest compared to the typical western composers that put on such awful acts with meaningless gestures and silly theatrical dramatics. This composer is in a class of his own. Watch him conducting Ravel’s Bolero. He is simply outstanding.
One of my absolute favourite conductors. He deeply cares about the music and really brings its power out
The musicians have a smile on their face when performing such an infectious piece of music. Wonderful orchestra, wonderful conductor.
FANTASTIC!!! Rossini would be proud!!!
Every time (literally EVERY) I hear this, I tear up and get goose bumps. It’s the most amazing 1:50 seconds in existence.
Semplicemente meravigliosi! Anche Rossini apprezzerebbe. Un abbraccio dall'Italia ❤️🇮🇹
Perfettamente d' accordo. Un abbraccio dal Brasile.
e uno dal Paraguay@@salvatoreluigi1964
몇번을 봐도 진짜 너무 멋있다..
素晴らしい、ほんとに素晴らしい、演奏者の皆さんの笑顔が、すべてを物語っていますね、ブラ-ーボー！！
Meraviglia... Il gesto del Maestro Chung e' di un nitore e di una precisione incredibile, l'Orchestra e' un unicum travolgente per una Ouverture ineguagliabile. Bravi!!!
Almost forgot...that flourish at the end, with the orchestra standing! That's more than just good musicianship. That's showmanship! Totally delightful! This is the kind of visual and aural gem you want to watch and experience over and over again.
Even the cellists kept playing while standing. Nice.
BINGO!!! When they stood?!? Just blew me away!!!❤❤❤👏👏👏
Quel loro alzarsi in piedi nelle ultime battute è semplicemente fantastico! Equivale ad una standing ovation nei confronti dell'immenso Rossini! Il popolo giapponese è un popolo meraviglioso!
They're people. Good & bad, like everywhere else.
Sentire un grande artista italiano come Rossini interpretato dalla filarmonica di Tokio riempie solo di orgoglio e gioia per chi ascolta. Bravissimi tutti e splendida interpretazione. Grazie
정말 멋지네요 특히 이곡을 하는 중에 단원들의 표정과 끝낸 후 뿌듯한 미소는 정말 인상적입니다.
I love how they all stand up at the end, even the cellos
That is a nice touch that I have NEVER seen an entire orchestra do...one section or several, but never everyone...!
It is joyous.❤
何度も見てます。本当に素敵！
かっこよすぎる！
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Just watch his subtle hand motions, his fingers and hands are directing the 90 piece orchestra. Amazing just to watch him conduct.
Absolutely agree.
And he is polite. Awesome.
90 piece orchestra, 80 violins 😀
Debbo dire che non mi stanco mai di ascoltare tanta bellezza di musica e di conduzione orchestrale. Bravissimi
I can't really add to all the comments already posted about this wonderful rendition of William Tell. I will say that I love the reaction of the orchestra right after the ending when they stand to receive their deserved applause. The smiles on their faces! You can see they were really into this. These a world class musicians! You would think that they have seen it all, done it all, but here its clear how excited they were by the performance and the reception of the audience. Oh to have been there!
Anch'io sono rimasto impressionato dall'emozionante entusiasmo degli orchestrali alla fine dell'esecuzione. Non te lo aspetteresti da un'orchestra di musicisti giapponesi, che per nostro pregiudizio consideriamo poco inclini a manifestare le proprie emozioni.
When they Stood Up, I became Overwhelmed, Totally Overwhelmed. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
I really liked that part too.
Fastest version I've heard. I love the standing at the end and the instruments up in the bleachers.
+Mark Younger Yes I loved the standing up bit too, in fact I loved all of it from start to finish. Brilliant musicians but I supposed you have to be to play in that orchestra. Absolutely superb!!
The best of the best
Not that easy to stand up with your cello. lol
Too fast for my taste
Mark Younger i know they did a good job
My heartfelt thanks to the sound engineer(s) and the video editor and of course the musicians and conductor. I am not an expert in either but simply someone who knows enough to appreciate the end results. After watching this performance I was left with the overwhelming feeling that not one musician left anything on that stage that day. They gave everything to the performance and the sound engineers and video editor highlighted that perfectly. Thank you
As a trombonist, I would have loved the opportunity to be directed by this man. His animation and motions are marvelous.
Precision, speed, musicality, and pure joy. I cannot stop listening to this. My family thinks I'm a little crazy.
One of the first pieces of classical music I ever heard, and still love it. Hi-ho Silver! Away!!!! ❤
映像も音も綺麗でオーケストラの迫力がすごく伝わってきます。
最後の指揮者のChungさんをはじめ演奏者のみなさんの笑顔が素敵です。
ご視聴ありがとうございました。
Japanese orchestra, Korean conductor, Italian composer...and in harmony, they all ROCK. Bravo, Bravo!
I can listen to this piece a gazillion times and the hair on the back of my neck stands up every time! Bravo !!! Magnificent!!
Il suono è stupendo, il gesto magnifico, il ritmo ed il piglio è assolutamente perfetto... vive questa musica come un altro genio italiano... Toscanini !!!
Un grande omaggio al formidabile compositore Gioacchino Rossino, perla preziosissima della Musica classica italiana
He is SO Italian! Joyous, with style.
It's so great to see an Asian Orchestra playing our music. A warm hello from Italy
One of the best renditions of William Tell I've ever heard!! Awesome, fabulous!!
チョン ミョンフンの若々しい、無駄のない、スピーディーな指揮が、この曲にぴったりです。
incredible mastery of the composition.. absolutely amazing
My 8 month old granddaughter is mesmerized by this performance, which I play for her often! Magical!
One person sat down and wrote every note for every instrument in his head and came up with this.
right, but it happened to be G. Rossini, that's why...
It's not hard at all, but it is time consuming
@@19franken95 and he was writing same thing patriotic. This composition was written to incite the Italian to rebel against the stranger occupying forces in Italy. So he used the music to give them the rebelius spirit needed to fight the other soldiers . at the time Rossini was a papalino meaning a citizen of the pontefic state. Supported by the French the Austrian and held Europe. Is fast pace is due to excite the spirit of the rebels against everybody. Viva Rossini e Verdi.
...and then there's someone who goes "first!" ;)
That is brilliance.
Amazing!!! Thank you to all, composer, orchestra and conductor, plus the people who did the splendid recording!!!
Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra is just out of this world - listen to that full sound! Wow!
You are absolutely right ....!
As soon as the concert master rises, so does the entire orchestra! A delightful finale!
...and all the musicians were smiling ear to ear...
@@Quasilobo Hey, it's not every day that the cellists do stand-up.
Bravo! What an amazing performance... and conducting!
My one year old boy loves this performance and he swings his arms with the music. He is in daycare now, I miss him so much, I can't work
Bravo! By far the best! You guys and gals are AWESOME! THANK YOU!!!!!!!
_Vero!
Da notare che il concerto è sapientemente diretto da un Koreano e che i musicisti sono giapponesi e stanno eseguendo una delle più celebri arie del grande compositore italiano Gioacchino Rossini, conosciuto e amato in tutto il mondo!
La Musica ha un linguaggio universale che unisce tutti i Paesi.
Myeong Hun Jeong is legendary conductor
With good reason, obviously.
I love the slight eyebrow raise and smile the concertmaster gives the conductor at 0:42. It's like saying "alright, here we go!"
Absolutely brilliant. I actually spent as much time watching the conductor as I did the orchestra.
This is an excellent version. I love the way these musicians move while they play.
I love the William tell overture put a came across this rendition a few years ago. It is so joyous I come to listen to it on a regular basis and it always feel wonderful after listening to it. Today is the 6th of November 2024, today even this cannot lift my spirit. 😢
I agree. I hope you will always be happy no matter what sky you live under. FROM KOREA. 11/9
Accade!
I could listen every day for remainder of my life and never tire of it. It's thrilling to hear and to know such talent exists not just in the composition but the musicians of course as well.
Il Direttore d'Orchestra una forza della natura.... i maestri di musica sono semplicemente fantastici 🎉
연주자들의 저렇게 행복해 하는 모습...지휘자 정명훈의 카리스마...정말 최고의 보배!!!!!
In all my years of listening to the great classical works, THIS IS THE BEST performance of "The Gallop" that I have EVER heard! You could not only see and hear...but also FEEL the emotion of the orchestra!
Rossini would be VERY proud to have heard this splendid rendition.
And how about that ending where all the musicians stood up for those last several notes?
I think Rossini would have hated it. His metronome markings are slower, and he detested unnecessary high notes and other extravagances that smacked of showmanship. I cringed when I clicked on this version.
I rarely listen to classical music, but I was amazed at how well this bunch played this piece at that tempo. Fantastic!
uh... shut up
DeedsResearcher
@@wotan10950 There's a lot of debate of just what metronome markings meant. Here's an interesting perspective from the POV of the Beethoven quartets. thebeethovenproject.com/how-fast-shall-we-play/
One of the best music ever. Glory to Rossini.
More than sixty years, and I still never get tired of hearing that piece.
The crescendos send shivers down my spine. This orchestra is extremely talented!
From 1829 and still sounds amazing,how many of today's so called artists will be remembered like this
love conductor Chung's style of conducting. One of the best performances of William Tell Finale I've heard. Bravo!!
I can't stop viewing this video... Simply awesome... Excellent level of musicians
연말 연시에 늘 듣습니다
힘찬 새해가 다가오는 느낌이어서요
대한민국에 희망의 새해가 오기를 간절히 기도합니다
This conductors subtlety of movement really captured the spirit of this song. We are just along foe the ride. Not the show! Thanks bro, for letting the music shine!!!
Gotta love the sweep at 0:24. That's conductor for "let's bring the noise".
Incredible. This is what it is all about. The international sound of music.
Best version of the finale ever played by any orchestra. Period.
And the conductor walks off afterwards so casually. The ultimate mic drop.
Great job by Chung and the TPO. Quick tempo, precise articulation, highly energetic performance. Rossini would approve.
I love this version!!!! All of them look so excited
Wonderful
The smiles on the Orkestra show the pleasure they had in giving us that performance. Bravo
Nel preciso momento che la musica non è ancora terminata ed iniziano gli applausi si compie la magia.
Quello è l'istante esatto che tutti i presenti diventano Italiani.
What a great rendition and the conductor well ,The best I have ever seen. FIRST CLASS BY ANY STANDARDS.
I love seeing the musicians smiling as they play through this piece. So much fun
especially those playing the wind instruments! ;^)
This conductor always puts out top rated work. It's always the best version of a famous work.
Oh my God I love this conductor!! And the orchestra is truly amazing!! Such a fun piece…BRAVO!!!
I just love watching this guy...he's fantastic.
Beautiful, amazing !!! I appreciate greatly the comment someone made here, Korean conductor, Japanese symphony, music by an Italian composer !!! Music unites us indeed !!! Note the animation of the members of the orchestra during the performance, note the smiles on their faces and the conductor near the end of the performance and note, how the audience begins the applause, of course, before the music has ended ! Glorious !!! Thanks so much for sharing ....
Absolutely the BEST performance and it's so much fun to watch the orchestra playing.
As a kid in the 50's, I saat in front of our radio and listened to this music almost every day. This rendition puts the radio to shame. It's powerful, heart stimulating and very well done. I too listen or watch this at least once a week to get my energy level up.
As a "kid" in the 50's...in front of the radio...every day...listened. was that somehow tied into the masked stranger, an Indian sidekick, a silver bullet left behind marking his trail? Hmmm?
I often wonder...a string of werewolf carcasses in his trail?
This used to be my morning alarm. Had to be out the door before last note fades.
What a pace And performed so so clearly! Just wonderful!
Love the tempo. The musicians look like they are enjoying it. Brilliant.
Absolutely delightful and I love the expressions on the musicians' faces & the conductor!! Bravo!!!
Musicisti che amano la musica che eseguono un esempio per tutti!!!
Unquestionably the greatest rendition of this piece I've ever heard! Bravissima!
THIS, my esteemed and querulous colleagues, is exactly HOW a MASTERFUL conductor is supposed to be. Damn'd magnificent conducting! WHAT an ensemble!
A spirited and wonderfully played performance. As one who grew up watching THE LONE RANGER on Saturday morning TV, I think I have heard this masterpiece enough times to say that the Tokyo folks did Rossini proud with this performance. Tonto and the lone Ranger would have loved it!
I like all the versions of this, but this version you can just feel that these musicians and this conductor are emotionally involved with this music. The rendition is flawless and exciting! Thank you!
Love how they all stood up! Exceptional performance! ❤️🏆
Amazing. . . I am 65 and i only started taking lessons on January 4th, 2024. Practice - practice - practice. I can play the first 3 lines of this song well the rest - I will practice till i get it right.