Support us on Patreon and get more content: / classicalvault --- Anton Bruckner Symphony No 3 in D minor Munich Philharmonic Orchestra Sergiu Celibidache Munich, March 1987
40:00 to 41:50 pure heaven! The very best of Bruckner.Makes your hair stand on end. Unadulterated beautiful music. What a gem of a symphony this is. This can stand together with the mighty 7th and 8th. And in my personal opinion no other conductor achieves the perfect tempi for Bruckner's symphonies as Celibidiche. As they say..." a match made in Heaven".
Totally agree on tempi. In today's frenetic world so many conductors race through hoping to dazzle with speed. With Celibidache the mystery and mysticism is paramount. Every nuance of the complex harmonies in Bruckner symphonies can be heard. After all, Bruckner was a devoted religious. Celibidache knows this!
Yes! Its not easy as the „tempi“ are very slow - but you will discover a lot when heering that way - I am leastening classic music over 45 years and had the opportunity to hear so many maestros live - Celi is the best
Portento de Melodía...digno homenaje al Maestro Wagner...en los silencios...en los Metales...es una vorágine de SENTIMIENTOS sublimes...en las cuerdas...en todo su conjunto...es como un llamado...de un mundo de Amor...incondicional de ensueño...idílico...que va inflamando los corazones de humanidad...de heroísmo y de erotismo...de paz espiritual...un diálogo orquestal entre los diversos instrumentos...de energía divina...
Mira sempre e tira più alto di quanto tu sappia di poter fare. Non preoccuparti solo di essere migliore dei tuoi contemporanei o predecessori. Cerca di essere migliore di te stesso. (William Faulkner)
I have undertaken to listen to all of Bruckner's symphonies. (I already knew Nos. 4, 7, 8 and 9.) Nos. 1, 2 and 3 have been interesting: the slow movements are lovely, but I find some of his music frightening! I'm sorry, but I always have! Is it considered that his symphonies evolve in the way that those of Sibelius evolve, or are they of more or less equal "maturity", so to speak? I might even listen to Symphony No. 0 if I feel so inclined!
Don?t be afraid! Bruckner has on his 00 Symphony (yes) something which is something which you could here: going through all symphoneie: the endevour; the announcement here how it is in the 7th in the 8th int 9th symphony. piecies like only mozart or hadyn has: how should I say: the ability to think in a piece, in a symphony what comes next - look here what Celibidache has done. Or Eugen Jochum....
This was a live recording and the audience noises between movements have been cut out completely so it seems that there are no intervals between movements. Poor editing but still a terrific performance with such a magnificent final coda in D major.
40:00 to 41:50 pure heaven! The very best of Bruckner.Makes your hair stand on end. Unadulterated beautiful music.
What a gem of a symphony this is. This can stand together with the mighty 7th and 8th. And in my personal opinion no other conductor achieves the perfect tempi for Bruckner's symphonies as Celibidiche.
As they say..." a match made in Heaven".
Totally agree on tempi. In today's frenetic world so many conductors race through hoping to dazzle with speed. With Celibidache the mystery and mysticism is paramount. Every nuance of the complex harmonies in Bruckner symphonies can be heard. After all, Bruckner was a devoted religious. Celibidache knows this!
Celi - that‘s heaven
Once we hear Bruckner directed by Celibidache it's difficult to appreciate it directed by other directors even if great ones. RIP
Yes! Its not easy as the „tempi“ are very slow - but you will discover a lot when heering that way - I am leastening classic music over 45 years and had the opportunity to hear so many maestros live - Celi is the best
22:50 onwards... That epic tension and monumental release!
Die Coda am Ende des Finales hat mein Leben verändert.
Absolut!!!
No se puede tocar mejor. El final antológico.Tremendo, devastador, inalcanzable para otras orquestas y directores.
+fjgonzaf Totalmente de acuerdo Celibidache estaba en otro nivel.
Splendid stuff.
Fantastic!
Its incredeble that coda at the end!
What a versatile musician Bruckner is ！
The 07:55 to 08:15 is absolutely spectacular. Also 13:05
I agree!
I. Mehr langsam, misterioso 0:04
II. Adagio, bewegt, quasi Andante 25:06
III. Ziemlich schnell 41:44
IV. Allegro 49:30
(*´︶`*)♡Thanks!
Isn't this last minute coda in D Major the most glorious in all classical music?
+iduefoscari yes, wonderful and is never far away in my mind
it is indeed
It always gives me goosebumps. I say to myself before it comes, "Now don't get goosebumps," but it always happens anyway.
Yes, conducted by Celi only....
El Coda más apoteosico
Portento de Melodía...digno homenaje al Maestro Wagner...en los silencios...en los Metales...es una vorágine de SENTIMIENTOS sublimes...en las cuerdas...en todo su conjunto...es como un llamado...de un mundo de Amor...incondicional de ensueño...idílico...que va inflamando los corazones de humanidad...de heroísmo y de erotismo...de paz espiritual...un diálogo orquestal entre los diversos instrumentos...de energía divina...
Así es
Mira sempre e tira più alto di quanto tu sappia di poter fare. Non preoccuparti solo di essere migliore dei tuoi contemporanei o predecessori. Cerca di essere migliore di te stesso.
(William Faulkner)
Tension upon first theme of the first movement is almost unbearable, the orchestra should have crashed...
GOOD!
I have undertaken to listen to all of Bruckner's symphonies. (I already knew Nos. 4, 7, 8 and 9.) Nos. 1, 2 and 3 have been interesting: the slow movements are lovely, but I find some of his music frightening! I'm sorry, but I always have! Is it considered that his symphonies evolve in the way that those of Sibelius evolve, or are they of more or less equal "maturity", so to speak? I might even listen to Symphony No. 0 if I feel so inclined!
Don?t be afraid! Bruckner has on his 00 Symphony (yes) something which is something which you could here: going through all symphoneie: the endevour; the announcement here how it is in the 7th in the 8th int 9th symphony. piecies like only mozart or hadyn has: how should I say: the ability to think in a piece, in a symphony what comes next - look here what Celibidache has done. Or Eugen Jochum....
Where are the very important breaks between the parts, which are so typical und so full of meaning in the oevre of Celi ??
This was a live recording and the audience noises between movements have been cut out completely so it seems that there are no intervals between movements. Poor editing but still a terrific performance with such a magnificent final coda in D major.
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