Mahler's Third Symphony | Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Lan Shui
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ย. 2017
- GUSTAV MAHLER
Symphony No. 3 in D minor
Lan Shui, conductor
Sasha Cooke, mezzo-soprano
Ladies of Singapore Symphony Chorus
Ladies of NAFA Chamber Choir
Lim Yau, choral director
Singapore Symphony Children's Choir
Wong Lai Foon, choirmaster
Recorded live at the Esplanade Concert Hall, 16 January 2016.
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A real moving performance that evening. Lan Shui knew how to tackle this gigantic work with much sensitivity and intelligence. I love the way he handled the very moving almost elegy finale in D major. It is one of the finest and longest Adagio Mahler penned. It is not an easy work and requires a lot of stamina for the orchestra and particularly so for a conductor. Bravo.
Yes, Bravo indeed!
I'm so in loo we with this symphony😍
brilliant! more!
Absolutely stunning!!!
Oh !Bravo! Great performance. Thanks.
Beautiful Performance~!! Thank You All~!!!
Suprisingly very good performance!
Great! Maestro Lan Shui is a real Mahlerian. I hope very much his rendering of the previous month of Bergs Three Orchestral pieces (this must be the Singaporian premiere of this work!) will be issued on this channel! Many thanks in advance!
I think every time Sasha Cooke tried to do her German "ch"-sound some people in the first two rows had to wipe the spittle off their faces.
Thanks!
super!
L'importante era arrivare in fondo.........vivi, è un'esperienza di vita l'ascolto di questa Sinfonia!!!
Magestic!
Kapan di indonesia ada macam mahler :(
Movement 5: 1:14:13
Near the very end of the Symphony, the conductor purposely holds on to a chord for the longest duration ever.
07:48
Stupendous, and I've heard them all. Allen Meek, Rachel Walker, Han Chang Chou, all of you take a bow. But it is of course all down to the teambuilding skill of maestro Shan Lui and his incredible understanding of Mahler, giving a full 2 minute pause after the first movement. Last year in Berlin they had a break which ruins the symphony completely. This goes with the best! Singapore may be a fascist state and steal their children's childhood but the multi-culturalism seen here gives us hope. Shame Tamils don't take part and that they cant find people who know how to work a camera to give us close-ups of these brilliant people!!!
Attended this concert. The performance, superb. The experience, unforgettable.
Agree with your remarks.
A little bite too slow, the first time hear this Symphony in more than one hundred minutes..
Mahler's scores are not tied to fixed tempos like the music of classicism. The questions of style are, only, things of personal taste. Greetings.
Is one hundred minutes not the standard?
@@aidankwek8340 Normally it's takes 90 to 95 minutes.My daughter had joined the performance of this symphony two times with the Hong Kong Philharmonic , it all less than one hundred minutes. I am not discussing the interpretation ( actually it's a good one), only talking about tempo.
Lol
OMM is a much better orchestra, this orchestra should try harder.
They are the best I have heard and I know this piece better than anything on the planet.
@@johnvaughan7096 Well, the value of that statement very much depends on what else you know and with what depth.
@@johnvaughan7096 how, I prefer this version more by a lot just listen to the first movement and you might agree th-cam.com/video/jVT94orN01o/w-d-xo.html
@@johnvaughan7096 Best trolling performance from a troll, ever.
An awfully lot of girls for a boys choir...
It's a children's choir...
@@LOLERXP Exactly my point.
Mahler scores for a boys choir not a children's choir.
@@Quotenwagnerianer If the children's choir is that devoid of boys, I highly doubt there is a full boy's choir accessible to the Singapore Symphony. They made do. Would you rather they had not performed the piece because of too many girls in the choir?
@@LOLERXP Yup. The timbre of a mixed children's choir is simply not right when a boys choir is demanded.
@@Quotenwagnerianer Well, then don't listen to it. I didn't mind, and neither did a lot of other people.
Thanks!