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Sehr empfehlenswertes Video für alle Zuhörern. Mit diesem Film eröffnet großen Musiker Bernstein die innere Welt einer der größten Romantiker Gustav Mahler.

1968 16 I was aware we Mods on the Wirral danced and listened to music that was never heard of outside the clubs we went to . And moving to London saw we not only had different music but we danced unlike the people in L9ndon clubs

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Excelentes músicos, maestros en sus instrumentos

You call this Northern Soul ??? Go away !

Really nice how the organ is more prominent when compared to other versions of this great piece. You can here the subtle counterpoint intertwining and providing the harmonic foundation for the voices to carry their lines.

This is the splendid performance of Des Knaben Wunderhorn that was shown as the second half of Bernstein's TV essay "The Little Drummer Boy" on the BBC in the 1980s and that converted me to Mahler (well, some of it). Both Walton Groenroos and Lucia Popp sang superbly, both individually and together in partnership in the first, fifth and last two songs (highly effective - the audience spontaneously applaud after the fifth song and every one therafter), and brought real feeling to all the songs, as can be seen. The excellent set of English subtitles are worth mentioning as they really brought out the meaning of the songs, often more than the usual more literal translations (the fish sermon being a good example). Great to have this reminder of a memorable experience. To be honest I have never been to a live performance of the piece that had the same emotional impact.

Hi, I'm Northern Soul Dave from Moreton - In - Marsh previously from Bishops Cleeve, Cheltenham. I got into Northern Soul when I was just 11 years old although I did not know it at that time! I have 3 Brother's & all 4 of us have been into Northern Soul for a very, very long time. I'm known as Spiros back in Bishops Cleeve! It all started with my 2 eldest bro's Steve & Chris going to the All Nighter's such as the The Torch & Catacombs etc. There's Steve, Chris, Me (Dave aka "Spiros) & Mike (aka "Ollie"). This BBC Proms programme is a must to watch if you're well into "Northern"! The tunes are "great" and bring back loads of memories! Watch & Enjoy! Right On & Keep The Faith, Dave (aka Spiros).

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Anyone who puts a Beatle song on the level of a Schubert song can't be taken seriously.

Wonderful documentary!! Thank you so much for putting it on YT!

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It was so marvellous in Vienna too!!! Musikverein..Bravi

Im in my late 60's and at the end of this I had tears in my eyes. If you know, you'll know why. KTF folks 💜

Shame it’s ruined by the ridiculous amount of adverts

I'm sorry to say I'm in agreement with those dissenters here. This is a travesty on some levels. It worries me that this is considered by anyone, to be of a high standard. Tastes vary and people have their favourite artists but the soprano here is almost comical. In fact, she looks and sounds very uncomfortable indeed. The overall feel is that little rehearsal was had, and when the soloists sing together they are just doing their own thing. Look at Jessye Norman. Margaret Price. Jose Carreras. Ruggero Raimondi Verdi Requiem with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Claudio Abbado in1982 to get a good example of a true ensemble, just one case. The performance shown above received reasonable reviews in the press but Its not worthy of the proms and I expect more of performances in top London venues. Have we been so spoiled in the past that we have to put up with this?

Someone said that there are just some people who should be eternally on this earth... Montserrat Caballe is top of my list

Much thanks to the BBC for quality broadcasting, fine new artists, and bringing Clara Schumann's music before the public. Also, thanks for the Gershwin encore. That song was one of Lady Mountbatten's favorites.

astonishing!

A wonderful concert,Thank you

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One of kind, what a great man

So good version of Turangalila

So glad this was provided. It made my Sunday afternoon.

filmed at Savoy Hotel London

What a brilliant documentary, so many wonderful commentaries, lovely performance pieces, wonderful so many Black voices featured. Inspiring- let's unite countries, continents through music, dance. “I am of Ireland; come dance with me in Ireland.”

Fantastic stuff

Fantastic concert. Northern and proud.

Used to go to the casino when I was seventeen ,left the UK at eighteen and forgot about Northern soul ,this hit me like a landslide ! Fantastic ❤

Who needs classic bow tied pomp n circumstance promp, put this on annualy, old torch casino t,o,w va vas this multicutural has more meaning

The Symphony is in D major.

Única, inigualable e insuperable

Well, I have to say I've never been one for the piano and this didn't win me over either. 🤭

Dios! La Prima Donna. Que artista tan increíble. Bendice a De Los Angeles para Siempre!!! Gracias por todo.

Thankyou!

What on earth did the bass soloist think he was participating in? A cocktail party? Surely the organizers should have ensured uniformity of dress standard. It looks amateurish.

Fantastic, northern soul tribute, absolutely blew me away remembering the late 70’s , being into northern soul going round to neighbours houses as teenagers, when someone’s mum & dad was out & spinning 45’s on the turntable & wearing Oxford type wide trouser & polyveldt shoes dancing to great music .

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Just a feminist crap + a very weak performance

The only good one was the tenor! What an absolute disappointment. It was a horror movie!

Brilliant conductor but horrendous barnet.

Really? 66 views and only 1 like and no comments? The sublime performance of Beethoven's Archduke Trio alone is worth the price of admission. The presenters said that originally the first piece was going to be their version of Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony. I have no idea why they decided to go with the Brahms trio instead, but their versions of Beethoven's Symphonies, most of which they have recorded, must be heard to be believed! I wish they had gone with the original program.

This was a beautiful, emotionally stunning performance. Bravi.🎉❤

After the estab hating it e.g. bbc they now try to be part of it-Got to laugh I suppose.

An outstanding performance!

Brilliant everyone I enjoyed this so much I have to play it everyday ❤

I have to congratulate and thank the American soprano Latonia Moore for her astonishing performance. I had never heard of this spectacular singer before. Rarely have I seen and heard a singer put so much soul in what they are rendering. The last sequence Libera me was so emotionally charged that when she finally wipes her tears I find myself wiping mine.

Prefiro com Jessie norman ...