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Protestors came in peace, but didn't left

If I want heartwarming I’ll take his concertgqbouw readings. This is Mahler for the fun and for the car trips. Lean mean gewandhaus sporting Heavy metal fff horn passages and special guest homelander playing on tympani make for a great laugh. I freakin’ love it but I wouldn’t want to be married to it. But it’s great for a certain mood.

Those snares in the beginning are no joke

reminds me of La Martyre de Saint Sebastian, Debussy

My favourite recording by a country mile!

I had this recording on cassette (it also had Berlioz & Tchaikovsky)and I wore it out. Thanks for posting ❤

Superb performance of this towering, profound masterpiece.

I finally get it. Mahler's 9th. It's all about joy. The joy of learning to let go.

One of the finest ever recordings of this fabulous piece - Haitink was a superb Straussian

Bernstein' s rendition is even slower...go and listen to it before telling bullshit about the most profound conductor ever : KLEMPERER

Beautifully evocative and haunting ❤

This is the best performance ever

my mom, jean mitchell was in the cello section and step father, lucien, played in the viola section. thank you, mom and luc! i remember coming home at christmas from music school at the new school of music in philadelphia listening to this gorgeous recording! i was soooo proud o' my parents! seiji was the first one to introduce us to sushi. he invited the families back stage 4 sushi after a concert. thanx to seiji i've been a japanophile e'er since. i've na'er heard a better performance than this!!! thank you, seiji!!!

Surely the best performance. Beecham was also very good as often with RPO or french orchestra. But, Silvestri recording is such technically top and played. For me, it's the reference since sixtied. Jarvis is wonderful of musicality.

unglaubliche, mächtige Musik. Leider kann ich mir vorstellen, dass die Nazi´s ihn als eine ihnen genehme Modernität, vollster Leidenschaft schätzten.

コンスタンティンシルベストリはもっと評価されてもいい指揮者だと思います！近年では少なくなったよくオーケストラを鳴らし、大きくテンポを揺らしたりと、私はシルベストリのようなちょっと個性がある演奏家が大好きです！

I have got two versions of this work in own Record Collection,the famous Sir Thomas Beecham and the Royal Philharmonic,and this one,and both of them are very good and the Engineers at[EMI]Certainly knew what they were doing,and I've got quite a few of Constantine Silvesry's Recording's more so his famous 1960 Recording of the Beetoven Violin Concerto which he made with Yehudi Menuhin ASD-377 a first Pressing Stereo and it was such a shame that he died at such a young age 55 in 1969 but atleast we have got his Gramophone Recording's so the General Public can still listen to his fine Playing🎉

Stokowski met Mahler during the rehearsals for the world premiere of the 8th Symphony in Munich in 1910, and he gave a live performance of the 2nd Symphony in 1971, and made a studio recording a few years after. So he seems to be the last conductor who met Mahler and gave performances of this Symphony after Klemperer.

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It would be cool if this was in the movie anastasia

You can hear the chaos, the running, the screams of despair, the melody of horror. Gosh I love Shostakovich!!

So indeed they used that AH flag...

Excellent! Thanks!

ウクライナ🇺🇦がfascism国家としてナチに親和性がある事を知っていれば、この曲は何ら矛盾無く聴ける。 そして最終楽章CODAでのスヴェトラーノフ・クレッシェンドに興奮を禁じ得ないのだ。

この曲は、ドイツ軍に包囲されているレニングラードで作曲されました。ショスタコーヴィチ曰く「私は自分の第七交響曲を我々のファシズムに対する戦いと我々の宿命的勝利、そして我が故郷レニングラードに捧げる」とあります。ショスタコーヴィチの言うファシズムとはドイツだけを指しているわけでは無い事も知られています。 侵攻から一年、覇権を他国に及ぼそうする行為が愚かなことであるのは歴史が証明しているのに何故止めようとしないのか？独裁者の性でしょうか？

OK the Rondo Burleske is also perfectly played - it makes some other performances sound tentative and weak by comparison. it is astonishing. just driving forward, with exactly the kind of frenzy. i love the trombone prominence and also the utter accuracy and swagger of their playing. this is true virtuosity at a collective level. i can't believe how much of the actual music i am hearing. i am reading the score and he is having the players seemingly follow every little marking to the letter and also getting all the sudden off-beat entries absolutely "on". i cannot thank you enough for this.

and good god "Mit WUT!" indeed in that first movement - the playing is exactly what I have wanted to hear in this section. in fact the whole "allegro" side of this first movement is played with the vehemence and intensity that is lacking in nearly all other versions i have heard. it is analytical, clear, precise, but also deeply expressive. it outdoes even my previous benchmarks. it is the most perfectly played and "together" version I have ever come across. what people thought Boulez achieved but I don't think did at all. this is what i have always imagined reading this music on the page. most conductors change tempo to some extent, some extremely so, at the "du aber Mensch" theme on p28 of the Dover score but Chailly lets it still read as "heroic" and energetic

it's even better than the Concertgebouw one! i know from many musicians I have spoken to that the piece is difficult to play. the rhythmic language is almost like Schonberg or Berg sometimes (indeed I think their way of writing comes from these late Mahler works). this is utterly confident and secure playing with excellent ensemble and also a rhythmic precision that just makes the textures clear and allows you to hear all the interplay. it is the most beautiful and moving of all symphonies in my view, was my mother's favourite musical work, this first movement in particular. the harp, clarinet, viola arpeggiated figures in semiquavers on page 6 of the Dover score are so beautifully clear and meaningful, i never hear them in other recordings. i love being able to hear what i see on the page, this performance does that. thank you so much for posting this. my new favourite performance.

Какая прелесть, бальзам на раны, покой и любовь, по мере , что сможешь вместить

Am ascultat alte versiuni dar aceasta-i cea completă și este extraordinară ! Se derulează un film chinuitor despre omenire nevoită să participe la război. Compoziția exprimă ample sentimente, drame, tragedii, tristeți abisale, speranțe, temeri. Sunt pasaje delicate alături de altele stridente, sumbre, sau patetice, asemănătoare unui epilog. Finalul grandios, imperial, oferă o perspectivă luminoasă.

Great phrasing and richness of sound by Martinon, but a bit "light" performance.

I prefer the playing of the ORTF to the perfect but laminated one of the CSO.

This version is outstanding. Thank you!

I was privileged to be at the Royal Festival Hall when Otto Klemperer conducted Mahler's 2nd Symphony (I think it was the 20th May 1971 performance). Klemperer was by then very frail - he was helped on the the platform and conducted, seated at a desk. At one time Klemperer lowered his baton and seemed to be taking a little rest. The music, however was just superb - it was wonderful to watch and listen to a friend of Mahler conducting the great man's music. A concert never to be forgotten and this recording brings back so many memories. As the last notes of that tremendous 5th movement died away there was complete silence from the audience for around five seconds - something that, sadly rarely occurs today.

the best interpretation of this symphony, IMHO

Excellent ❤

12:18💃🕺👏👍👌🙏

23:20

Wow

Solti was such a great conductor before his Chicago days!

Ullmann was a great composer.

Winning!

It was the 80th anniversary last Tuesday of the first performance. I would love to have been in St Petersburg that day to see the commemorative recital.

didn't you all think, you dont know whats really happening

His conduct was very unique and thrilling.　Bournemouth s.o has been a very exellent and high-quality sounded orchestra.

Luigi Cherubini:c-moll Requiem 1. Introitus - Kyrie: Larghetto sostenuto 00:00 2. Graduale: Andantino largo 07:11 3. Dies Irae: Allegro maestoso - Largo 08:33 4. Offertórium: Andante - Poco Allegro. Tempo a capella - Piú allegro - Larghetto 19:14 5. Sanctus: Andante 34:39 6. Pie jesu: Larghetto 36:05 7. Agnus Dei: Sostenuto 39:19 Holland Rádió Kórusa Holland Rádió Szimfonikus Zenekara Vezényel:Bernard Haitink

34:57 Disney stole this lick for when Aladdin is escaping from the Cave of Wonders.

I understood the bodies passed through Trieste on 30 June and arrived in Vienna on 2 July.

Leningrad 1941 blocked. Mariupol 2022 blocked

It saddens me to think that the Russians are doing the same or even worse to the Ukrainians than the Germans did to them during WW2.