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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2024
- Symphony No. 9 in D major
I. Andante comodo 00:00
II. Im Tempo eines gemächlichen Ländlers. Etwas täppisch und sehr derb 27:43
III. Rondo - Burleske. Allegro assai. Sehr trotzig 43:40
IV. Adagio. Sehr langsam und noch zurückhaltend 55:51
© Deutsche Grammophon
Recording: Berlin, October 1979 (remastered 2015, 24/192)
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Perhaps the finest symphony ever written. It pulsates with such life that it is as if it is glacier fed waterfall in late summer that feeds the streams of life for the remaining year with its pureness. 👏
Благодарю! Я люблю
Малера!
Всего доброго,Вам!
いいねー時間を忘れます。
Mezzo Corno (on Amazon): "I played with the orchestra on this performance, a highlight of my career, as an "extra" horn player. The reason the trombones went silent for a bit was that a man sitting behind them in the audience, fairly close in the rows behind them, collapsed of a heart attack and died at that moment. The doctor came over and there was a bit of a buzz in the audience even as the concert continued. This event made it into the reviews of the concert the next day. That is why the trombones missed their cue.
The orchestra absolutely loved playing for Bernstein, and they were aware of the historic moment. Rehearsal photos were taken, as usual, and it seemed that every member of the orchestra bought a print of the Bernstein rehearsal photos, and stood in line to have them signed during the rehearsal. Bernstein was smoking at least 2 cigarettes at the same time, the smoke in his room thick, but man after man took his turn to thank the maestro, and to ask for his autograph on the photo. I never saw that orchestra express higher admiration for a guest conductor in the three years I was there." I will try to verify the story.
What story are you trying to verify?
@@MarkMiller-xu6jr - there was no heart attack. The 9th was not well known, they had only 3 instead of the usual 5 rehearsals and Karl-Heinz Duse-Utesch and his trombone section simply miscounted.
@@stooge389 :) professionals simply don't count, period. :)
@@jovetter1 where did you get the source?
@@corgansow7176 The heart attack story was on Amazon, the miscounting is from a conversation with Stefan De Leval Jezierski (who was a young french horn player in this concert), the producer (the late Horst Dittberner) was my uncle.
"Once and never more" the quote in the description of this symphony; this is the recording of the unique time Bernstein conducts the gloriosus Berliner Philharmoniker! Obviusly is a milestone of recorded music!
バーンスタインとBPO唯一の競演がこれほどの名演。再びの共演が叶わなかったのが
悔やまれます。もちろん、カラヤン支配下にあった時代ですが、ベルリン芸術週間に
客演できたことだけでも幸運だったと思います。バーンスタインの他のマーラーとは
少し違った音作りが素晴らしい。
当時、NHK-FMでエアチェックしたことが思い出されます。当時の解説者も申しておりましたが、4楽章の間の取り方、そして、バーンスタインの呻き声が各楽章から漏れ、さすがライヴ、その臨場感を共有しました。
しかしながら、このCDには、彼が跳ねる音や喘ぎが聞こえないのが残念。
Producer Horst Dittberner won a Grammy in 1993 for Best Classical Album because this was the only collaboration between Bernstein and the Berliner Philharmoniker. The process of transferring an analog recording onto CD is here important, not a mistake-free performance.
@@stooge389 The Berliner Philharmoniker are usually pretty close, but I agree.
Una de las mejores sinfonías de Mahler con el mejor director mahleriano del siglo XX y con la mejor orquesta del mundo, sólo faltó que hubiera sido una grabación digital para ser perfecta.
Grazie per aver caricato questa splendida interpretazione 😎
Thank you. These are rough times. I appreciate your uploading these special recordings.
We would probably never live long enough to listen to all music that was written over 1,000 years all over the World. A lot of it was destroyed in fires at Monasteries along with other ancient manuscripts.
@@davidfromamerica1871 thank you for your words. BRAVO!!!!!!!!
For this music i live
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
The crossing at 1:09:31 is stunning insane, you clearly hear Bernstein on the podest with moan, unbelievable tear heart
Unfortunately most of the brass section at 1:10:34 are not ready ;-)
Best Mahler 9 Performances is still with the wiener sinfoniker and bernstein middle 70s!
But this is also a great performance!
Merveilleuse interprétation, pour moi la meilleure de Bernstein avec celle du Concertgebouw. Merci infiniment pour vos vidéos de qualité !
Lenny with NYPO was better than with Cgbw.
The final depressing Adagio.....excruciatingly protracted....perfect for a gray rainy day on the SW Mexican Oaxacan Pacific......
....or now....a year later.....for Acapulco........
This is tough to hear, i cant stand it. I mean, lots feelings. Lost a daugther, and write this, ohh man. Thank u Mahler.
Condolences, I'm sorry to read..
Mahler lost a daughter too...
It's actually the perfect music for that, Mahler takes you on his own personal loss, rollercoaster.
👍👍🎶🎶😎😎👌👌✌️✌️
KarajanLive and BernsteinLive with the BPO should have merged their Ninth to the ULTIMATE EVER, but fuck the advertisement interruptions.
Dear great cgoroo,
would it be possible to get a Mahler playlist?
Thank you!
good idea, here you go th-cam.com/play/PLSrXnTVEBgYmSG8rc8kpRNwUbD6kSNYba.html
@@cgoroo Splendid! Thx, Santa!
Die Tatsache, dass das .BPO nur einen Rang unter den Wiener Philharmonikern liegt, was die Leistung angeht.
Escuchada 15/10/20