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Why does the theme of the second movement (Allegretto) of the 7th fascinate me so much? Each time it begins to play, I stop everything I'm doing. Feels like it's taking me to some place and time that aren't mine. This recording is certainly one of the most beautiful and melancolical I have heard so far. Maybe, o probably for sure, the circumstances as described by @happypancake6728 explain it. Thanks Lennyforever for posting and @happypancake6728 for giving us intimate background information.

Way, way too slow. If it wasn't for the label, I would have thought John Cage was conducting the symphony. I'm surprised Bernstein approved the release of this recording; or did he?

study the score and you will see how great was bernstein.....this is a master conducting!!

Excellent!

Have listened to many renditions of Beethoven’s 7th symphony, but listened to this, by Bernstein, on recommendation and my mind was blown away by the clarity, the interpretation and the brilliant orchestra with impeccable conducting by Bernstein. A masterpiece. Thank you

I. 0:00 II. 7:17

4:23

Grazie Wolfang..eri e sei un regalo non meritato dall'umanità! Grazie Leonard per questa meravigliosa esecuzione che ascolto ormai da molti anni...

wonderful

Grazie infinite!!! Concerto - capolavoro!!!!!

what a stunning performance!!

A magnificent performance of this grand romantic symphony. Liszt is still somewhat underrated as a composer, possibly due to the fame of his virtuoso pieces, and his extraordinary life style. He can be said to personify the Romantic era! Thank you for posting this wonderful performance.

I'm a Copland contrarian, preferring early Copland (especially Dance Symphony) and late Copland (especially Music for a Great City). Not so much the middle works.

17/20

hear like METTA in gentle melody the mantra

1. Allegro con brio 00:00 2. Andante 15:35 3. Poco allegretto 25:20 4. Allegro 32:28

Fancy Free begins @ 29:15

it was written in 1901, but the world premier was in 1951, 50 years later, and after many corrections in the score may be by the same composer and Benrstein later who had the honor to interpret it by the first time, and it was considered the first american music, i mean the first american symphony, there are some influence of european composers specially in the 3 movments, the disonance in the last chord is totally intentional . BRAVO!

Merveilleux Merci beaucoup

En los largos moviéndose iniciales, pensativos, Shostakovich se sentía cómodo. Largamente inspirado.

The password is fidelio

Whats Interesting is that its an amazing piece but it's not played by orchestras very often, rarely EVER, they prefer the 5th and the 9th... but this piece alone is marvelous 🤩

24:17

Lucia Popp! What can I say. 💌

Bernstein....

ESTA, É UMA GRAVAÇÃO HISTÓRICA COM TRÊS GRANDES INTÉRPRETES: A ORQUESTRA FILARMÔNICA DE NOVA YORK, O MELHOR REGENTE QUE OS EUA JÁ TEVE NA FIGURA DE LEONARD BERNSTEIN E O BOM MAS PEDANTE PIANISTA: GLEN GOULD, INTERPRETANDO O MONUMENTAL E INCOMPARÁVEL CONCERTO No. 24 EM DÓ MENOR K.491, COM SUA MODERNIDADE SURPREENDENTE QUE NENHUM COMPOSITOR DO TEMPO DE MOZART, OU DEPOIS DELE, CONSEGUIU CONCEBER. O CONCERTO No. 24 DE MOZART, JAMAIS SERÁ SUPERADO OU IGUALADO POR OUTRO COMPOSITOR. MOZART ERA ÚNICO E INCOMPARÁVEL EM QUALQUER GÊNERO DE MÚSICA ERUDITA.

Theres a video of it but i cant find it anywhere

This may very well amount to the worse of all of the Ken Russel movies, which is rather sad considering the oeuvre of Gustav Mahler assembles great beauty. The rumour that George Russell lost money with this, does not come of a surprise to me... I still have to suffer another 16 minutes, which is quite a torture.

OMyGod....those drawn-out Swells....the Majesty....out-Karajans Karajan himself....what he DRAWS from the ensemble....Breathtaking......BRAVI from Acapulco!

Magnificent. What have we done to our countries so sad.

13:25, II mov ❤

Stunning and captivating!!!Worth watching many times.

Thank you Phil for recommending this beautiful performance.

One of the male choir can’t keep his eyes off the soprano soloist, apparently.

Domingo no tuvo nunca una voz ni medio apropiada para música sacra

26:25

33:05 Glorious Ingemisco by the 29 year old Domingo

The voice of Mozart. His words set to his music.

0:00 - Largo 22:33 - Allegro 30:27 - Presto

I guess, Lenard couldn’t teach this pianist a thing or two. Beside a superb orchestra with Bernstein, conducting ( he probably conducted this Fantasy hundred times) the pianist is either too brush, or too soft with uneven tempi. His Ma non troppo is far from that! It’s almost painful to see him banging keys! Disappointing performance of my favorite Beethoven’s creation.

12:33

Wow a trombone “kack” at 14:37. They are human!! Amazing performance!!!

00:00 16:25 25:30 35:56

1:59:52

Very stodgy Mozart. Late Bernstein was a drag

Fico impressionado com a falta de cultura com a pessoas que não valorizam as músicas clássicas , as pessoas só curtem porcaria,douo oitavo a da o like

This needs to be taught across all liberal arts collages, universities alike.

So grateful for the English subtitiles

この歴史的名演に接することができとても感謝します！

Of course, you have to interrupt the greatest composer ever, in one of his finest pieces, for a f**king commercial. Sickening. Gotta make that money. SMFH.