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ah pero sabe leer?

y los insultos que hizo hacia el valencia y varios jugadores, que por esolo echaron de la ser, eso no los pones, fuera pimenton de valencia

Vorodin, thank you for the brilliant posting! Who did the wonderful drawing? It is modern I am certain but quite lovely.

Jo parlaré en valencià és la meua llengua diu la senyora, ací a Catalunya el valencià es va parlar en associacions privades i es segueix parlant en escoles no públiques i cooperatives de propietat privada a Catalunya nord el valencià es parla a les associacions lliures i privades anomenades Arrels i Bressola. Es pot parlar valencià fora de lo públic i també és pot parlar valencià a Madrid tal i com fa Rallo, des de casa seva que és privada. Agraiexo moltíssim la tasca de Rallo per no permetra que el discurs valencià s'associ exclusivament a la defensa estatal de les coses públiques. La senyora que diu que estima la seva llengua, no diu que el valencià és l'única llengua oficial a Andorra on allà s'anomena català.

Que vergüenza de club

Que barbaridad de programa. Que razón de hombre

Imperdible como ejercicio de reflexión para los q fueron y siguen engañados...

valencia el nou bastió del lliberalisme economic.

Que guay Ruben hablando valenciano pena que no habló el tiempo todo. A proposito no lo sé mas parece el valenciano más fácil que el catalán o mas próximo al castellano. Ellos hablan per favor y no sius plais.

Madre mia Rallo hablando en valenciano jajajajajajajajajajaja

Rubén y Rallo 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Gran Rallo parlant en valencià

Amun libertad politica 💪

Força Gisbert. Librtat colectiva💪

This magnificent piece and orchestral style ("fairy scherzo"), with its light scoring, rapid timbral alternations, and virtuosic writing in general, may have been a strong influence on Tchaikovsky's orchestral writing. I don't know if Berlioz pioneered this type of scherzo (perhaps it was C.M. von Weber or Mendelssohn).

Must be Montreal

nul de la merde

Lief, in het eerste deel zwier ik in je armen, voor het tweede deel, kijk ik je aan! We zitten dan niet helemaal op dezelfde golflengte. Hoe ik je aankijk bij het 2e deel? Jij kunt mijn ogen lezen met je ziel. En ja Jos, als ik mijn ogen dan nog open heb, zie ik je met mijn ziel. Als mijn ogen dicht zijn, zie ik je óók met mijn ziel Nee, gelukkig zijn we geen eeneiig stel. Hanneke ,16 juni 2011.

This is a really nice recording. Does anyone know what group is recorded playing here?

Ich habe nie eine perfekte Aufführung dieses Werks gehört. Das ist wirklich schwierig.

For some inexplicable reason this wonderful Berlioz Overture is rarely played. Too bad concert promoters can't be a bit more adventurous. As an example, at this year's (2014) BBC London Proms season "Le Corsaire" is featured twice but no other Berlioz overture is performed. What nonsense is this!

thank you very much for posting this. who are the performers?

i would be interested to know what you consider to be wonderful music. The world is waiting with baited breath...

yo no conocia a Dawkins cuando fue a Valencia, me gustaria haber ido a verle :( alquien sabe si volvera a dar un discurso o una conferencia en españa?

I've never heard a perfect performance of this piece. It's really difficult.

awww :nyan: I'm so jealous, why has he never come to latin america :( if he survived the bible belt he can survive latin america, perhaps Argentina, they're sort of down to earth there :S I wouldn't suggest my country.......... now, that would be dangerous!!! hahahaha

@Cellogamer The first time I played this, I found it so beautiful that tears fell from my eyes. then i realised I wasn't alone :)

The first time I played this I was like "It sounds like Christmas!" Then it got hard. And I was like "Okay, it doesn't sound like Christmas anymore."

@Thespex99 Wow ridiculous comment

I agree with "elberliozano", I love that section 2:51-5:05 too!

Wow terrible music

¡Esa pandereta está en llamas! ¡Grande Berlioz! ^^ That tambourine is in fire! Great Berlioz! ^^

The nearly constant shifting is what makes this piece fun for string players, at least violas.

Ohh, I don't understand everything he says, my english is still very bad.

fine dont believe me. But i know he is because my grandmother has told me many times that her mother's uncle was berlioz

that masterpiece from Berlioz is a tough one to play, whatever your instrument is....

Berlioz got a lot of inspiration for this workwhen he was 27 yrs. old,-he won the coveted Prix de Rome; a composerr's scholraship. It gives the recipient four years, all expenses paid, in Rome!-Nice huh?

Excellent idea to publish this, thanks ! This orchestra sounds very virtuosic, the interpretation is very light, what is this great period music orchestra ? Champs Elysées ?

i adore Richard Dawkins.

This is certainly pleasing to the ear! Keep it up with the posting!

This overture is simply pleasing to the ear! Keep up with the posting!

Argh! Me hubiera encantado asistir. Desgraciadamente estaba fuera de España el 31 :(

Gracias por subirlo!

i am related to Berlioz

Awesome.

Thanks for posting this. It's a wonderfully grumpy, stormy and slightly unhinged piece - much like King Lear. I know people cite other composers as being more worthy, but Berlioz is the one I always come back to....the twists and turns of his melodies - the wonderful sounds he makes, especially on the strings - the dancing rhythms, the sudden outbursts and the outrageous endings. He always makes me smile.