Bruckner - Symphony No. 4 in E flat major - 4 Finale - Celibidache

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Anton Bruckner
Symphony No. 4 in E flat major, 'Romantic'
4 Finale, Bewegt, doch nicht zu schnell
Münchner Philharmoniker
Sergiu Celibidache, conductor

[@drojaz1]

The coda is from heaven. A pray between tears and joy.

[@fredschwarz3334]

Who would have thought a piece of music could both soar and cry in despair simultaneously? The last 4 minutes of this piece does precisely that. Amazing.

[@michaelm5926]

Totally agree! ... Music for eternity

[@steveegallo3384]

@@michaelm5926 -- ....that Finale....something unparagoned.....Way beyond.....BRAVO from Mexico City!

[@richardgrassia5225]

Those strings reaching ever higher to the heavens!

[@himmy0169]

I love this movement. Thank you Mr. Bruckner for the most beautiful music you created.

[@charlene2459]

24:31 - the harmony between the French horns is indescribably divine. The coda sends me into a crazy mix of emotions. It gives me goosebumps

[@jamesbarlow6423]

Same here. When I first heard it, on the radio in an attic in Colorado, it altered my life....

[@steveegallo3384]

@@jamesbarlow6423 -- .....and mine too....though somewhere here in Mexico.......

[@umbertocolangelo4283]

Una delle interpretazioni capolavoro di Celibidache, che in questa esecuzione dilata i tempi meno che in altre occasioni, mantenendo quindi un equilibrio migliore, senza togliere nulla alla tensione dell'ascensione delle battute finali

[@melissal7690]

23:44 one of the most interesting ways to conclude a symphony

[@GlubChumbus]

Listening to some of Bruckner's works is like having a full-fledged out of body experience.

[@MG-fh4ed]

Supreme conductor

[@pannikattak7533]

Wow!!! After listening to this recording o fthe Bruckner 4, I cannot list
en to any others. The finale here is awe-inspiring. After listening to the last 8 minutes, I feel I am entering the Gates of Heaven. It makes me believe that there really is a God.

[@bumblebee5564]

Yes! That must be the most exciting, toupee-flippin' coda ever written. I could die happy while listening to that!

[@NormanicusDiabolicus]

That coda is truly sublime -the slow transition from ppp to fff is overwhelming. Bruckner is so undeservedly underrated!

[@ljiljanastanic9076]

This magical music elevate me💙💙💙I fly!!!

[@craigstynardt4990]

An epic journey in it’s final stage.

[@henrygingercat]

Ecstasy. Thanks Bruckner.

[@popfeliciaida9379]

thank you

[@opusnigrum1229]

amazing

[@dielotosblume1205]

13:19 Yes!!!

[@melissal7690]

26:20 is very nice

[@dielotosblume1205]

24:31 Divine

[@nicholashogg3398]

6:35

[@jamesbarlow6423]

Oh yes.....

[@AW-bh2tj]

Was ist Zeit?

[@jamesbarlow6423]

Gute Frage

[@crossffire6213]

7:00

[@koby637]

Settings>Playback speed>1.25 You're welcome.

[@musicstewart9744]

Koby Then you get the tempo to where just about every other conductor does this piece. Some would say that looses the wonders this conductor finds by using the slower pace.

[@pistol625]

You are so fucking stupid

[@zachm4109]

6:31

[@oraturur6098]

8:00