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Carl Sagan: "La historia de todo" ("The Story of Everything" subtitulada al español)
Capítulo "La historia de todo", de la fantástica "Tribute Series" sobre Carl Sagan del youtuber callumCGLP. Original en inglés acá: ruclips.net/video/U49i8HYMp2k/видео.html
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2/4 What The Universe Tells Me (GREAT Documentary on Mahler's 3rd Symphony)
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This is one of the best documentaries I've seen about any piece of music or composer. Amazon's official review reads: "What the Universe Tells Me is probably the deepest, most painstakingly detailed but also approachable attempt to decipher the inner dynamics of a complex work of art ever entrusted to any recording medium". Bold statement, but I certainly agree with it. I'm not trying to rip an...
4/4 What The Universe Tells Me (GREAT Documentary on Mahler's 3rd Symphony)
Просмотров 19 тыс.13 лет назад
This is one of the best documentaries I've seen about any piece of music or composer. Amazon's official review reads: "What the Universe Tells Me is probably the deepest, most painstakingly detailed but also approachable attempt to decipher the inner dynamics of a complex work of art ever entrusted to any recording medium". Bold statement, but I certainly agree with it. I'm not trying to rip an...
3/4 What The Universe Tells Me (GREAT Documentary on Mahler's 3rd Symphony)
Просмотров 18 тыс.13 лет назад
This is one of the best documentaries I've seen about any piece of music or composer. Amazon's official review reads: "What the Universe Tells Me is probably the deepest, most painstakingly detailed but also approachable attempt to decipher the inner dynamics of a complex work of art ever entrusted to any recording medium". Bold statement, but I certainly agree with it. I'm not trying to rip an...
1/4 What The Universe Tells Me (GREAT Documentary on Mahler's 3rd Symphony)
Просмотров 58 тыс.13 лет назад
This is one of the best documentaries I've seen about any piece of music or composer. Amazon's official review reads: "What the Universe Tells Me is probably the deepest, most painstakingly detailed but also approachable attempt to decipher the inner dynamics of a complex work of art ever entrusted to any recording medium". Bold statement, but I certainly agree with it. I'm not trying to rip an...
Mahler - Symphony No. 8 - Ending (Rattle, NYOGB)
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The last part of Mahler's 8th by Simon Rattle and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain
18:47-19:25 most beautiful 38 seconds of music to exist…feels like falling in love 🖤
A bucket list moment held in my heart. Such a privilege to have been there!
The best I’ve ever heard.
It's bad enough keeping a four piece guitar pop combo together 😂😂😂😂
One of the best performances of Mahler’s 2nd I have heard and I have heard many :)
After much thought, I hypothesize that this web structure is actually space-time itself. The filliments are actually space-time roads leading from one galactic cluster to another. Their masses have appeared to warp space-time and therefore gravity. I was thinking about gravitational waves but in a 4-dimensional sense, and not a 2-dimensional one that is usually used to visualize gravitational pull of bodies. Space-time does not sit in a 2D plane, however, envelopes the planetary/galactic body itself, the resultant gravatational pull on each other results in these filiment like structures. According to this simulation model, all planetary bodies appear to reside in the web structure and not outside of it. So, here we have pictured is the universe with actual curved and distorted space-time.
Libretto (Pater Ecstaticus) "Waldung, sie schwankt heran, Felsen, sie lasten dran, Wurzeln, sie klammern an, Stamm dicht am Stamm hinan. Woge nach Woge spritzt, Höhle, die tiefste, schützt. Löwen, sie schleichen stumm - Freundlich um uns herum, Ehren geweihte Schatten." (Pater Profundus) "Wie Felsenabgrund mir zu Füßen Auf tiefem Abgrund lastend ruht, Wie tausend Bäche strahlend fließen Zum grausen Sturz des Schaums der Flut - So ist es die allmächtige Liebe, Die alles bildet, alles hegt, Das Weltall wölbend über sich schwebt." (Chorus Mysticus) "Alles Vergängliche Ist nur ein Gleichnis; Das Unzulängliche, Hier wird's Ereignis; Das Unbeschreibliche, Hier ist's getan; Das Ewig-Weibliche Zieht uns hinan." English translation (Pater Ecstaticus) "Forests are swaying, branches are singing, All through them sacred coolness is ringing; Virginal chaste, blessedness aetheric- Rooted deeply, sensing mystically. Highly desired, divinely flowed on, Lovingly glowing round cheeks of the God-blessed. Breezes are wafting, gently intruding, Fragrant they bloom, inwardly flooding, Branches, they bow down, tremblingly listening, Eyes all radiant, brightly beholding." (Pater Profundus) "As the rockface breaks open, Through the abyss a stream fiercely foaming, So rushes the fount of love from me, Welling, all things interstreaming, Natures of thousand lives renewing." (Chorus Mysticus) "Everything transient Is but a metaphor; What unachievable Here becomes fact; What indescribable, Here is accomplished; The Eternal Feminine Draws us upward."
Absolutely, one of the best, perhaps simply the best, interpretation of Mahler's 2. That Rattle was able to create such a sublime performance with BSO is just a monumental testiment to his skill, dedication and ingenuity. The mezzo in Urlicht is also wonderful & sublime. Can't say enough when you are faced with an artistic creation so rare and perfect that it just puts every other interpretation in its shaddow. Well done Simon Rattle.
To bad Mahler didn't live to score the MCU movies 😳
Ifa is a regular liar. It has worked wonderfully for her. She's not a pathology liar.
Pick a galaxy any galaxy Now pick a star in that galaxy There could be life there Rinse and repeat
Maybe. Now picture this. If we are the only planet with life on it in the whole universe with Trillions upon trillions of stars, how very special you are! 🙂
Pick a galaxy any galaxy Now pick a star in that galaxy There could be life there Rinse and repeat
I watch this all the way through every Easter. I love this little tradition of mine, what better way to celebrate Resurrection Day than with the Resurrection Symphony?
¡En efecto, es un excelente homenaje a Nuestro Señor Resucitado!
I love Simon Rattle. Dude is amazing. This performance was outstanding.
So fantastic
The Quintessential composition and composer
いいですね😂 wonderful!😂😭😂
Du glücklicher, ich wäre auch gerne dort gewesen. 😢
'Thz artist has the power to perceive a reality not deformed by the Will'. How to completely destroy Schopenhauer' philosophy in one, terribly misinformed, phrase.
I could never attend the live performance of this piece ... very embarrassing crying your eyes out for the last 5 minutes
Damn. Simon Rattle understood the assignment. Loved Anne Sofie von Otter too, quite a fantastic Urlicht.
Bravo!😂
As muchas a I love Anne-Sophie Von Otter, this piece is not really right for her. This work requires more of a contralto than a mezzo.
It’s sure he's from UK. He looks like a Hogwarts wizard doing magic with his wand. A magic that enchants everyone...
Scottish
He should have stuck with Birmingham.
Rattle, the great!
If there is an afterlife, this is what would surely play as you enter it :D
1:03:47 composer Dimitri Shostakovich playing the trumpet????😂
45:02 Thank you Mr Rattle !!!
That is Sir Simon to most but Mr or Sir, this bloke 'gets' Mahler. And we get the gooosebumps and then we start crying. To hear Auferstehung together with someone you love so much that it hurts - that is heaven on earth.
39:04
At 34:24 we see the timpanist playing his drums in the German configuration. The orchestra being from England you would think the timpanist would logically play his drums in the American configuration
Mahler's music is Heavenly
This performance is so much better than Rattle/Berliner
👍🏻👍🏻
I think Maestro Rattle is slowing everything down to personally savor it more! He wants it to last! Clearly, he loves this symphony very deeply. So do I.
4th movement: 47:52
The Milwaukee Symphony performed this several months ago. To my mind, it was a world class performance. Many, including myself, were in tears at the end. They were given a 10 minute standing ovation!
Sorry to hear you missed it. I'm a long time lover of both the Milwaukee and Chicago Symphonies but for some reason had never heard Mahler's Symphony #2. I was unprepared for my reaction to this work. I've heard the 5th many times and it still moves me, but this was on a level I have only experienced a few times in my life. I am feeling the emotion I felt even as I write this. I have had many memorable musical moments in my life and I treasure every one of them, but this one stands alone. At 71 tears old, I thought I might not have any of those moments left, that I had heard it all, but it's nice to know that I was wrong. Moments are still to be had! On a humorous note, my wife, who has less concert exposure than I have, turned to me and asked, "Will there be an encore?'" I said in a kind way, "Not after that!" Put the #2 on your list if you haven't heard it!
@@user-sz8lo3zh4u “Will there be an encore?” THAT brought a smile to my face.😂 Thank You!
She doesn't know that I have told this part of the story so don't breathe a word of it to anyone!! I'm still smiling.@@kaypie3112
Mahler symphony 2,the stratosphere of classic music world....
exactly ... can't go any higher and still be on this planet 😁
THANK YOU for this brilliant and amazing performance of this magnificent symphony. BRAVO to all of you performing in it, I felt the touch of heaven as you gave your very best. ❤
Bravissimi!
No one composes the final ten minutes of a symphony like Mahler. No one.
Stimmt, Mahler ist mega
OMG that finale is breathtaking - and made so much more so by Rattle's ecstatic face. Thanks so much for posting it.
若いラトルのほとばしるようなタクトが冴えわたっている。 「原光」を歌い終えた時のオッターの表情がいい!
すばらしい。感動して、泣きました。
Everything is at its best here, the best rendition, ever!!!!
Se pueden imaginar, yo canté en esa obra y ese final se siente glorioso una experiencia inolvidable. Lloré
Que obra tan hermosa ❤
The Nature Is INFINITE 🙏🙏🙏
1:23:26 Eargasm
1:16:53
Really thanks to upload
El verdadero divulgador científico el doctor Carl Sagan