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Ozawa is diffictult to follow when he starts a new movement. He must have told them, "Start playing after I raise my arm straight up in the air 3 times.

3:10 Trumpet wondered off the reservation into his own little world.

flute part 7 at 1:24 where is part 8?

Sublime.

audio & video are out of sync 😥

TGHW (The Great Harold Wright)

Timpani excerpt: 1:00

When does K and L sections start

3:38

3:41

The mixture of the bassoons, oboes and double bass creates such an incredible piece of music, props to the orchestra and Seiji Ozawa!

0:48 wow

Name of 1st trumpetist?

3:56

UKSO auditions

UKSO trumpet audition thread

An interesting fact about this 4th part is that, Bartók,within 4':30", not only used the "Merry widow" Danilo's song tune, but also another melody, which was a slightly altered popular song from an operetta; "Szép vagy, gyönyörű vagy, Magyarország". It appears after the introduction, at 1':02", played by the violas.

I think this movement of the "concerto" is just perfection.

3:54 violin 2 excerpt

3:54 3:00

2:27 is my favorite part! You can definitely hear the clarinets!

I consider Concerto's Finale to have one of the most (if not the most) fantastic endings in classical music.

0:11 - 0:35

1:49 - 2:34

The 2nd movement of Béla Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra is sheer delight! I Love the bassoons, oboes, and muted trumpets! Outstanding playing by the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Seiji Ozawa!

2:09

1:02

This is a delightful piece! Thanks for sharing!

Seiji!!!!! My Hero!!! Fantastique!!!!

0:56

If you conceive of the second movement (Giucco delle copie) as depicting Christ's Resurrection on Easter you might s well go on and call Elegia as a mystic Pentecostal vison - powerful; the Holy Spirit is palpably there.

Could it be that the chorale implies Christ's Resurrection on Easter? The Easter chorale amounts to a mystical vision of the Godhead whose frame leads up to this vision and concludes it effectfully.

1:25

This somewhat reminds me of Rite of Spring.

5.38

C'est rigolo hihihihihihihihihihihihihihihihihihihih

1:30 bless you

0:40 Maruntel 0:46 Var1 Hora 1:03 Maruntel 1:20 Var2 Hora 2:02 Fugato 2:14 Hornruf 1 Var 1 Umk 2:30 Fortsp 2:51 Dudelsack 2:59 Hora 2 3:51 Durchführung 1. Fug 4:51 2. Fug 5:07 Zwspiel 5:17 3. Fug ->Hruf 2 5:52 Reprise

1:03

I think the record was made before 2015... When Seiji Ozawa conducted the Wiener Neujahrs Concert in 2002 he was so much older then here

Still had the inredible Buddy Wright on clarinet here...but Walt was gone and Doriot was gone...once Wright was gone Boston once again has the mediocre WW section!!!!!

Love that sneeze at 4:15

Jó volt szarás közben halgatni

On my favorite pieces of music of all- time! One can tell that Be'la Barto'k was a musical genius, when one listens to ANY of his music!

Holy shmazola. These musicians are not human. How do fingers fly that fast?

Oedipa brought me here.

Just watching because of my module

This has so much energy, immediacy and shows off this orchestra at its greatest. Just fantastic. And this is LIVE!!!!!!!

0:14 0:36 1:03 1:25 2:06 2:52 3:29 3:54

4:00 if you know what I mean