Sibelius: Symphony No. 2 - IV. Finale - London Philharmonic Orchestra
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2022
- Sibelius’s symphonies are something special!
Here’s the fourth movement of Sibelius Symphony No. 2 which we performed in our 2021/22 season. Enjoy!
For some listeners, it’s an elemental force: a mighty river of sound. For others, it’s the song of a nation awakening to freedom. But however you hear it, few sonic experiences are more invigorating than Sibelius’s Second Symphony, a musical journey that begins amidst the sounds of nature and ends in a surge of triumph.
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11:45. When the Major drops and low the brass hit. Nothing better in life.
"You'll never know dear how much I love you, please don't take my sunshine away." The main melody heard mostly at the end is obvious inspiration for You Are My Sunshine.
Orchestra is a present for people who knows emotion. Thank you for your existence❤
one of my all time favorite symphonies and finales.
Great timpani roll at the end! He kept his head down while rolling to make sure his timpani mallets were evenly spaced.
J'ai l'amour toujours pour cette musique.
Why wouldn't you?
I still remember that concert even now. It was a privilege to be there to experience what a brilliant orchestra the LPO is. I saw the end through watery eyes, so much emotion was generated that night. Thank you so much 👏👏
Tremendous emotion I share with you. There is so much satisfaction in this Finale. Cheers to you, friend♥
The conductor is Edward Gardner. This is a very fine performance of otherwise great symphony with majestic ending.
makes me want to weep... so beautiful
I’m shocked there are so few ‘thumbs up’. This is a stunning performance. Takes me back to my youth.
I agree. This is a year later and only a thousand upvotes. That is a disgrace for such a performance!!! One mouse click. That is all it takes!
Thank you so much for the recording. So powerful and full of love. Made me cry at midnight.
I still believe in Sibelius' eyes. I just don't care what he's done in his life.
When I hear this I am 17 again and in my attic conducting my sister's Dansette with a knitting needle. My first LP of classical music bought upon a whim and I was solid gone. For the next year I played that record almost to death (Barbirolli & the Halle). My claim to fame is I joined the Merchant Navy, bought a little battery powered Philips record player and one day in the South Pacific, landed on a desert island and played this symphony. Rising sea levels have claimed Bikeman Island, so it will never be repeated.
I had a copy of the Barbirolli too-my sister gave me several of her old albums one day. Got a lot of milage out of it.
excellent story
What a story!
Music gives meaning to sound, from meaning to sound, is born emotion. The interpretation is moving, to the point that words are no longer enough. Symphony No. 2 in D major, Opus 43, Movement IV. Finale: Allegro moderato. This piece inspired by romantic period develops towards a triumphal conclusion intended to awaken in the listener an image everything at once inspiring and soothing. It is rejoicing that in this repertoire the music either so well represented by an orchestration possessing a great variety of tonalities at the service a also poetic imagination. The execution is splendid with the talented conductor Edward Gardner and its musicians. *Lucien*
6:57 - 7:02 Apparently this was the inspiration for the song L'Amour Toujours by Gigi D'Agostino
Exactly what I was thinking, immediately recognized the melody
yes
Absolutely! I recall a time long ago, on an online forum, when someone claimed to have heard a piece of classical music with a melody reminiscent of 'L'Amour Toujours'... and nobody believed him!
GigiDag played it BETTER... :D
This is unbelievably good
I have performed this symphony many times (Fl. 1). There is nothing technically challenging about the piece, but every conductor I've worked with has talked about the difficulty of the final climax. One said, "If you give too much too early, you give away the ending." Mahler has similar issues (though much more technically challenging); however, there are usually 20+ extra players to help. I think what makes this piece work is fantastic tuba playing, which is much more effective in a live performance. (Yes, a flute player is complimenting the tuba!)
thought i'd never see the day!
So a good tuba player is what makes the piece work? Very odd comment. Wow. Are you trying to date a tuba player?
Breathtakingly and Powerfully Beautiful!!!!
The ending is utterly magnificent. Thanks you for sharing your great interpretation.
Perhaps someone could name the conductor…? 🙈
@@cgnclassics Edward Gardner
Utterly glorious
Marvelous splendid and an exquisite musical Concert 🎵🎶🎶🎶 👏👏👏 .
What an absolutely wonderful performance!
Although the Sibelius 5th and 7th are considered to be greater symphonies, the 2nd remains the most popular and the ending ranks up there among the top ten most epic finales in all of classical music!
The 2nd is the most popular because it’s the most romantic in style. However it lacks the absolute perfection of the 7th. Agree about the 2nd’s finale, up there among the most impressive ever written.
In truth : The 2nd is the most beautiful and the most popular. Nos. 5 and 7 are of great instrumental richness without forgetting especially his symphonic poems « Finlandia » and « En Saga » which the latter is the most played and recorded in the world. This is that Sibelius for music lovers ! *Lucien*
I agree. this symphony never fails to bring me to tears, it just hits me on an emotional level - the building ostinato and the Amen plagal ending. @@LucienMarine
@@Biber0315
I agree Biber. Beethoven and Sibelius are my absolute masters ! Take good care of yourself 😘
The 7th is unlike anything written-quite intellectually and emotionally moving@@TheVaughan5
ah yes the timp roll that never ends at the end, when the conductor always wants more, but you have to hold a bit back for the crescendo in the last bar that they ALSO want....
Kyllä on upeaa musiikkia❤ 💙💙🇫🇮
Questa è musica suprema
Great first season for Ed. Hoping for some recordings soon!!
What an amazing performance!
Masterful reading !
Sibelius made in LPO perform!
7:39 Gigi d’Agostino - l’amour toujurs ❤
Please come back to Brighton soon!
Music used to make L’amour toujours, Gigi D'Agostino, dance music.
So cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool😏
🔥🔥🔥👍❤️
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆♥️♥️🎼🎶
It would be nice, if you included the name of the conductor.
Nice performance though I prefer the quiet section much quieter. Just too loud throughout and a bit on the fast side too. Szell, Cleveland, Tokyo 1970 is the gold standard in my opinion.
Gigi D'Agostino brought me here. W Gigi D'Ag
Magnífico. ¿Cómo se llama el director?
6:30
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Edward Gardner conducting.
12:47
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指揮者は、デビッド・パリーかな？
Great performance, but recorded a bit too string-heavy for my taste. I like to feel the percussion more than is the case here.
HÙng TRag q hj
sibelius has copyed gigi dag of course.....
Too fast.
Rather rushed.
Music sublime. Video editing terrible and that’s too bad. Camera is distracting and often nowhere it should be.
Truly conducted like a guy who doesn’t give a singular sh*t about the music and who can’t wait to hit the RFH bar and earn his paycheck.
Very harsh Jean-Louis, what he had, he gave