Замечательное исполнение, замечательный труд оркестра, хора, солистов! Очень радуюсь, что на следующей неделе в зале театра моего города буду слушать симфонию номер 9 Ре минор Людвига ван Бетховена как говорят, вживую. Вспомнила, что часто говорит Черниговская Татьяна Владимировна: "Искусство - это не десерт. Это другой тип жизни". Да, я с ней полностью согласна! "Alle Menschen werden Brüder" - все люди будут братьями - я наблюдала в этом ролике за лицами дирижёра и исполнителей, когда звучали эти слова. Все лица были вдохновенными... Возможно ли это вообще: чтобы все люди были братьями по отношению друг к другу? Если посмотреть на большинство ныне живущих людей - уничтожающих как себе подобных, так и свою среду обитания (которую никто из нас не создавал) то трудно такое представить, конечно. Только потому, что уже несколько лет я учусь в самом лучшем университете мира, я знаю, что есть всего одна альтернатива бесславному уходу нашей цивилизации в никуда, в никому не интересные артефакты. Каждому, кого беспокоит будущее своих близких, нужно срочно получить образование за одной партой рядом со мной - партой этого университета. Мы вне политики, вне эзотерики, вне религии. Я точно знаю, что нигде более невозможно получить объективные знания о Вселенной, Солнечной системе, Земле и человеке разумном - кому и зачем он нужен, вообще-то? Очень рекомендую прочитать замечательную статью: Знакомство с Новой научной парадигмой, её легко найти, достаточно набрать её название в поисковике. А также посмотреть серию роликов: Обманутое человечество, автор Анатолий Паламар.
:-) Wunderschön zum 250. Jahrestag von Beethovens Taufe! Und diese Sinfonie passt zudem so gut in die momentane Zeit rein, wo wir Freude mehr denn je nötig haben!
Warum kann die Welt nicht einmal stillstehen und friedlich sein. Beim Hören dieser Musik sind doch alle Menschen und Wesen dieser Welt gleich. Friedlich erfreut und zu tiefste ergriffen...
what a great, noble and brilliant German orchestra this is.... they play with a heavenly mixture of precision and passion... I have loved this orchestra all my life.. I have seen them play in London.
Herzlichen DANK für diese Aufführung! Beethoven 9 und die Missa Solemnis stellen für mich den Höhepunkt der musica mundi dar. Mitreißende Interpretation! Comme il faut!
I'm not a musician but this MAESTRO makes me feel like one... His joy, the ability to conduct the all orchestra, his knowledge, his behaviour towards the musicians, how he communicate with them, how they react to his orders it was simply fantastic... One real one man show... I love this piece of art, but conducted this way it became a major masterpiece... Thank you ALL for your work... and to let me enjoy the talent you have... Thank you also Ludwig van Beethoven. No matter where you are, you must be proud of your work...
Was für ein überragender deutscher Komponist, welch ein hervorragendes sächsisches Gewandhausorchester. Seid umschlungen, Millionen! Diesen Kuß der ganzen Welt!
Beethoven's 9th symphony is his absolute best work that has been given to us as humans. Why are there wars, listen to this emotional work and forget hatred and envy. A wonderful performance and Riccardo Chailly is one of the best conductor colleagues I know. He always finds the right interpretation of the works and takes the composer's speed very seriously. Riccardo Chailly is a true dream conductor worldwide. Thank you, colleague, for this wonderfully light and heartfelt interpretation of Beethoven's best work 😍🍀 Love and peace for the World
@@apocryphasreich3944 die Oetkerhalle ist auch kein Sozialistenbau. Leipzig hat fast seine gesamte Architektur im zweiten Weltkrieg durch Bomben verloren und die DDR hat nichts wieder aufgebaut wie früher xD. Im Gegenteil. Die leicht beschädigte weltbekannte Leipziger Uni wurde sogar gesprengt und die Paulinerkirche dazu :). Echt toll. Nur schöne Sachen vom Sozialismus. Plattenbauten und Sprengung alter Architektur. Es ist zwar ein Teil der deutschen Geschichte geworden, aber als Ausländer könnte man im Osten Deutschlands auch denken, gerade in Russland oder Polen zu sein oder sonst irgendeinem Land mit slawisch sozialistischer Vergangenheit...
Hard to imagine the man who composed this never could hear it being played....yet it is a masterpiece that stirs the emotions.....like a really great book or a movie.
One of the most popular rmasterpiece worldwide.....an incredible conducting..an amazing conductor and composer with a stunning fabulous Orchestra...it's more than spiritual joyful....I willbe lifetime thankful for the Great Composer Ludvig Van Beethoven.
Es ist so wunderbar zu sehen, welche Euphorie, welche Erhebung das Arrangement und die führende Melodie erfahren, ab 53:45. Das ist so eine wunderbare, festliche Stimmung, man kann davon nicht genug bekommen. Der ständige Widerhall, das Echo und dieser andere Rhythmus darunter. Es ist eine wahre Freude!
I'm blown away from such a perfect performance, my humble respect to all, a true tribute to the greatest composer and most majestic composition of all times... monumental ... BRAVO!!!
It is the most musical and special interpretation of the brilliant Peace 'Sinfonie Nr. 9 d-Moll symphony from all that I have heard over time.Congratulations !The Paukenist(Timpanist ) is the best of all I have heard for this interpretation.Congratulations !
Ludwig van, the one and only. Back in the 50s I used to have a garden party every second friday in the summertime. We would listen to Beethovens 9th and shake it all night long. Missing those days a lot.
The director is realy directing, he gives all his energy and sensibility to the musicians in order to produce a masterfull expresion to a master composition from Beethoven the great
WONDERFUL! This is now my favorite performance of this piece, and I just love Riccardo Chailly. Even though I watch on RUclips at home (casting on my TV, with soundbar), I stood an applauded. :)
This performance is irresistible! The enthusiasm and joy in the face and movement of Mr.Chailly draws you in. You want to see and hear what he does. And you do! He challenges every individual and they rise to their best. Beethoven 's heart swells with pride every time someone listens to this concert and at the end he weeps tears of joy proclaiming, "Yes, this is it! This is how I had imagined it could be!". Blessings to all.
00:01:54 __ I. Allegro ma non troppo - un poco majestoso 00:16:10 __ II. Molto vivace - Presto 00:31:43 __ III. Adagio molto e cantábile 00:44:21 __ IV. Finale mit Schlusschor über Schillers Ode “An die Freude” Camilla Tilling, sopran Gerhild Romberger, alt Simon O’Neill, tenor Ain Anger, bass Riccardo Chailly, dirigente
There is no other composition that moves me to so many emotions as this composition. If this was the only written work on our planet to listen to, I would be more than satisfied. Beethoven has given all of us everything we could ever need with his 9th. It is truly the essence of life herself.
I love this performance. I love the first and last movement most. I usually do not like much the parts of the soloists, buy in this case they sung together harmoniously Thanks for sharing..
Excitingly Breathtakingly great performed 👍 I am absolutely addict of Beethoven,Cannot get enough, never, never enough , especially this 9th Symphony ‼️👍 Danke Beethoven‼️ 🙏
Interesting, I always try to hear different performances myself, does it seem crisp and deliberate to you? I like it, but it does feel very fast, not sure how I feel about it yet. A joy as always though.
@@poletste1 well I think he follows the original manuscript and metronome settings of that time but other than the tempo which is kinda subjective to taste to same extents, everything sounds so refined and dramatic in this rendition, every dynamic is very carefully outlined so yeah this is imo the best performance of this symphony yet
It means wonderful, thank you in English, is it right ? I studied German in high school and have almost forgot except Ich liebe dich . They had to study German as the second foreign language to enter the best university in Korea .
I think people too often over look the genius of the first movement of this symphony because of the epic choral movement. The first movement is purely genius for its time. I love the tempo!
Fernando Villegas Yes it is so different from anything written before. VJDanny1979 I'm a Huge fan of the 2nd movement its almost impossible to write a piece with they dotted figure and it not sound like Beethoven. The first two movements are epic to me. The 3rd movement not so much thought it is beautifully written and is huge in terms of length follows the same structure of the 5th symphony slow movement and has the same lyrical taste of the 4th and 6th symphony although one can argue that these themes are much more romantic in sound and of greater interest then any other slow movements of his contemporaries. But that's just my opinion.
Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Great tones & sounds! Musicians in Leipzig are always great! I highly recommend LISZT'S piece Mazeppa by Leipzig symphony Orchestra as well.Stunning! Here, the main Male singer with a great voice ( he went flat a bit in the very behining... but over all amazing!) & the blonde lady singer's got a beautiful voice! Everyone is so good!!! And the place design is beautiful! And the audience , I could tell they LOVE MUSIC! SO MOVING! Funny they even shine by the lights hitting their heads so many blondes! Lol.Amazing conductor! A great job!!!
must be the balls to conduct all those fine folks. I must have heard the whole thing 10 times in a month. as a musician it is awesome to pause from folk and rock and delve into the classical world. i am so hooked.
Its amazing how Beethoven composed his 9th symphony when he couldn't hear a thing. He dedicated his 9th symphony from a poem called "Ode to Joy" by Friedrich Schiller who inspired other composers. This masterpiece will last for all eternity. What the Enlightenment and Romantic Period produced was pure intellectuals and beauty in the Arts. J.S. Bach would have been impressed to hear Beethoven's masterpieces. One of my favorite periods in the history of humanity.
Musik die die Zeiten überleben wird. Ich komme immer wieder gerne zurück,weil ich moderne lieder aus allen genres höre und in denen phrasen aus diesem großartigen stück höre.
Am I the only one, who appreciates the conductor? He is magnificient, he does his job better than many other conductors. He makes you believe he loves the music. Wonderful. We surely nee more of these people.
I just love him at the beginning of the second movement. He encourages the orchestra to be light and whimsical, while making sure they should all be enjoying themself at the same time. He's a pretty great leader, and a good reason why videos of this should exist.
NO YOU ARE NOT ALONE READ AHEAD SO MANY VALUE THE CONDUCTING AS YOU SAY HE ES MAGNIFICENT EVEN HE SEEMS TO SING WITH THE CHOIR AND PREVENTS EVERY NUISANCE OF THE SCORE
his pieces were often first performed in Leipzig. unfortunately Leipzig lost nearly anything to the second world war and the GDR built up nearly NOTHING of the beautiful old architecture.
De las mejores versiones que he escuchado. Gran ritmo en el primer movimiento, pleno de contrastes. Impresionante la dirección e interpretación orquestal. Enhorabuena. También hay que destacar la excelente realización, demuestra el gran conocimiento de la sinfonía y el ajuste entre interpretación e imagen de cada grupo de instrumentos o voces.
If I deeply trust my ears, my eyes and my emotions is this definitely the best interpretation/ composition of the 9th. symphony right now on youtube available! Dies ist definitiv die beste Darbietung der 9. Simfonie, welche im Moment auf youtube verfügbar ist!
Chailly has grown into a formidable Beethoven conductor. With this (real Beethoven) orchestra: sublime. Important: right tempo in the opening movement !
R.I.P. BEETHOVEN! DU WARST EINER DER BESTEN MUSIKER DEINER ZEIT! AUCH MIT TAUBEN OHREN KONNTEST DU NOCH SO EIN COOLES STÜCK INS LEBEN RUFEN DAUMEN HOCH FÜR BEETHOVEN 👍!!!
O trabalho do Chor Der Oper Leipzig é fantástico! Simplesmente Perfeito. Irresistível não emocionar. O próprio Beethoven se ouvisse essa apresentação ficaria impressionado. Parabéns!!
A chaque fois que j'entends cette symphonie, mon moral remonte. C'est beau, c'est grandiose, ça respire le bonheur et cette interprtation est superbe aussi, les choeurs, les musiciens et le chef est formidable. Oui vive la joie, qu'elle triomphe du malheur et de la méchanceté
@@BleakVision not too fast. Beethoven left us metronome marks for all of his symphonies because he was worried people would play them in the wrong tempi. This tempo is pretty much what Beethoven indicated - of course there's still a lot of room for interpretation. But nevertheless Beethoven wanted it fast
Excelente , magistral interpretación ; resurge el espíritu vivo y vivificante de la obra , en su expresión material. La esencia se manifiesta ,más allá de los sentidos ; traspasa el alma , y la hace volar ... Bravo!!!
Have never heard the last notes of the second movement played like that. We always hear that cheeky little coda played loudly, definitively, with a definite note of finality, as if, game's over, that's it, I'm done, joke's on you. But here it ends softly, almost gently. It's bloody wonderful! Many years ago, I actually bought a book of the score of the symphony, thinking that one day I would play the symphony and read along with it. But without any musical training, that was never going to happen. But the book is a wonderful thing to have all the same, and just now I plucked it off the shelf and went to the end of the second movement. As far as I can tell, it's actually marked "p". P for pianissimo!! Who would have thought!! So perfect. Very grateful for that dynamic performance, brilliantly directed, with truly superb performances all round. And also - how good was it to see the entire chorus singing without books! God, it's a piece of music, isn't it? Forza Beethoven!! I have listened (on my iPod) to that entire symphony standing at Ludwig's grave in Vienna. Now THAT was a pilgrimage!
This is a great performance of a great piece of music. That conductor has his musicians under his spell. I would like to have a glass of wine with that guy. He works them and they respond beautifully
Una de las mejores versiones de la novena de Beethoven jamas interpretadas Felicidades maestro Riccardo Chaily
2 года назад+4
@1:52 I. Allegro ma non troppo, un poco maestoso; @16:05 II. Molto vivace; @31:42 III. Adagio molto e cantabile; @44:23 IV. Finale --- @30:26 Pre-COVID Coughing symphony No. 2 @50:31 Presto ("O Freunde")
Llevo años de años escuchando música clásica y la 9 sinfonía de beethoven es la obra maestra , no solo de beethoven, sino de toda la música clásica. La escucho 3 o 4 veces a la semana y me emociono tanto que aveces llego al llanto.
00:01:54 __ I. Allegro ma non troppo - un poco majestoso 00:16:10 __ II. Molto vivace - Presto 00:31:43 __ III. Adagio molto e cantábile 00:44:21 __ IV. Finale mit Schlusschor über Schillers Ode “An die Freude” credits to: Maria Cristina Bittar
die 9. in diesem tempel der musik zu hören ist einmalig. wahnsinn der schlagzeuger. interessant zu sehen bei dem oboisten das prinzip der permanenten atmung
the applause in the end sounds like it is part of the composition. so smoothly waking our auditory nervous system from its dreams. well done, orchestra and audience.
I have collected over a dozen versions of Beethoven's No.9 Symphony over time. In fact, there is no distinction between good and bad; it's all about appreciating different conductors' interpretations in various states of mind. This version conducted by Chailly is well-structured and powerful, and I listen to it frequently.
Wonderful performance. Thannk you. And that hall, exterior and interior, is other impressive especially the front facade of organ pipes with the many en Chamade pipes and those very tall ones on the right. Does that organ have a 64' rank inn it. They certainly looked bigger than 32' rank.
To me the orchestration and general "feel" around 37:25 is breathtaking. The pizzicato and nearly toe-tapping atmosphere (while still being heartfelt) are just amazing. Anyone agree?
Modern interpretation most respectful to Beethoven's intentions (in particular tempo-wise), convincingly inspired by interpretations on period instruments. Thank you, Mr Chailly.
NO SE CASI NADA DE MUSICA PERO CREO QUE ES LA MEJOR 9NA QUE HE VISTO Y OIDO, TODO PARECE TAN IMPECABLE, EL DIRECTOR ME IMPRESIONO MUCHISIMO CON SU EXPRESION CORPORAL QUE LOGRA TRANSMITIR MUCHAS EMOCIONES TANTO AL AUDITORIO COMO A LOS PROPIOS INTEGRANTES DE LA ORQUESTA, REALMENTE ME SIENTO MUY AGRADECIDO DE HABER PARTICIPE COMO ESPECTADOR REMOTO DE ESTA MARAVILLA Y ME HACE SENTIR QUE VALE LA PENA MI PASO POR ESTA VIDA
Was soll man dazu noch sagen dürfen. Wenn überhaupt: eines der genialsten Orchester in meiner Lebenszeit: das Gewandhaus zu Leipzig. Und natürlich: einer der genialsten Komponisten aller Zeiten: Beethoven! Nur Bach und Mozart sind noch mit ihm auf einer Ebene. Unverwechselbar: Beethoven! Ganz einfach Beethoven!
These days on my part, it takes considerable effort to sit through another performance of the Ninth -- indisputably the Everest of symphonies -- without feeling the onset of ennui after a few bars as one's interest begins to wane, either because of the lacklustre proceedings or simply, it being a question of having listened to too many Ninths in the recent past to warrant yet another so soon. (Or perhaps, after Furtwangler's Ninth which set the benchmark that many other conductors since then find it difficult to match, let alone surpass, we are hard put to find one able to meet all expectations, save that of Karajan's, and therefore willing to give our whole-hearted attention without prejudice?). But somehow there comes a time, rare though these barren days, when there appears a performance of the Ninth, or for that matter any other piece of music worth its salt, which rivets one's attention right from the first bar of the music to the last. And this is such one. Amen.
B-O-R-I-N-G struggling through your comment but had to out of interest. The answer: go away, don't listen and don't ruin others' genuine enjoyment. Nobody made you listen .....
I have listened to Beethoven's 9th, live and in numerous recordings, for about half a century now. In these troubled and confusing times, this music -- particularly the glorious choral finale -- always moves me to tears. This performance is a bit fast, but the intensity is absolutely electric.
Beethoven der groesste Komponist. Auch taub beste Synphonien. Es gehört ein Thomas Bernhard- kombiniert mit Beethoven Theater errichtet in Neuseeland. Ihr seit lauter Kulturpanausen.
Замечательное исполнение, замечательный труд оркестра, хора, солистов! Очень радуюсь, что на следующей неделе в зале театра моего города буду слушать симфонию номер 9 Ре минор Людвига ван Бетховена как говорят, вживую. Вспомнила, что часто говорит Черниговская Татьяна Владимировна: "Искусство - это не десерт. Это другой тип жизни". Да, я с ней полностью согласна!
"Alle Menschen werden Brüder" - все люди будут братьями - я наблюдала в этом ролике за лицами дирижёра и исполнителей, когда звучали эти слова. Все лица были вдохновенными...
Возможно ли это вообще: чтобы все люди были братьями по отношению друг к другу? Если посмотреть на большинство ныне живущих людей - уничтожающих как себе подобных, так и свою среду обитания (которую никто из нас не создавал) то трудно такое представить, конечно.
Только потому, что уже несколько лет я учусь в самом лучшем университете мира, я знаю, что есть всего одна альтернатива бесславному уходу нашей цивилизации в никуда, в никому не интересные артефакты. Каждому, кого беспокоит будущее своих близких, нужно срочно получить образование за одной партой рядом со мной - партой этого университета. Мы вне политики, вне эзотерики, вне религии. Я точно знаю, что нигде более невозможно получить объективные знания о Вселенной, Солнечной системе, Земле и человеке разумном - кому и зачем он нужен, вообще-то? Очень рекомендую прочитать замечательную статью: Знакомство с Новой научной парадигмой, её легко найти, достаточно набрать её название в поисковике. А также посмотреть серию роликов: Обманутое человечество, автор Анатолий Паламар.
Grande beijo e abraço aqui do Brasil Lotário desouza
:-) Wunderschön zum 250. Jahrestag von Beethovens Taufe!
Und diese Sinfonie passt zudem so gut in die momentane Zeit rein, wo wir Freude mehr denn je nötig haben!
Warum kann die Welt nicht einmal stillstehen und friedlich sein.
Beim Hören dieser Musik sind doch alle Menschen und Wesen dieser Welt gleich.
Friedlich erfreut und zu tiefste ergriffen...
Dachte ich auch mal und dann traf ich nen Helden und komm ausm Lachen nicht mehr raus... 😂😂😂
what a great, noble and brilliant German orchestra this is.... they play with a heavenly mixture of precision and passion... I have loved this orchestra all my life.. I have seen them play in London.
You should visit them in Leipzig. Its great.
they also fight wars "with a heavenly mixture of precision and passion"
@@ludwigvanbeethoven61 Yeah.. not so much anymore tbh
Beethoven ist the best ever
Vielen, vielen Dank für diese wunderbare Musik. Ich bin zu Tränen gerührt vor Freude über diese meisterliche, anrührende Darbietung.
Herzlichen DANK für diese Aufführung! Beethoven 9 und die Missa Solemnis stellen für mich den Höhepunkt der musica mundi dar. Mitreißende Interpretation! Comme il faut!
I'm not a musician but this MAESTRO makes me feel like one...
His joy, the ability to conduct the all orchestra, his knowledge, his behaviour towards the musicians, how he communicate with them, how they react to his orders it was simply fantastic...
One real one man show...
I love this piece of art, but conducted this way it became a major masterpiece...
Thank you ALL for your work... and to let me enjoy the talent you have...
Thank you also Ludwig van Beethoven. No matter where you are, you must be proud of your work...
I LL AGREE WITH YOU HE IS A GREAT CONDUCTOR OF MUSICIANS, HE SING WITH THEM HE KNOWS ALL THE NOTES. RADIANT EXCELENT
Was für ein überragender deutscher Komponist, welch ein hervorragendes sächsisches Gewandhausorchester.
Seid umschlungen, Millionen!
Diesen Kuß der ganzen Welt!
Beethoven's 9th symphony is his absolute best work that has been given to us as humans.
Why are there wars, listen to this emotional work and forget hatred and envy.
A wonderful performance and Riccardo Chailly is one of the best conductor colleagues I know. He always finds the right interpretation of the works and takes the composer's speed very seriously. Riccardo Chailly is a true dream conductor worldwide.
Thank you, colleague, for this wonderfully light and heartfelt interpretation of Beethoven's best work 😍🍀 Love and peace for the World
Es ist eben eines der Weltbesten Orchester im Leipziger Gewandhaus
Naja weltbesten?
Q 00p
Von der Akustik kommt es leider nicht an die Oetkerhalle in Bielefeld heran.
@@apocryphasreich3944 die Oetkerhalle ist auch kein Sozialistenbau. Leipzig hat fast seine gesamte Architektur im zweiten Weltkrieg durch Bomben verloren und die DDR hat nichts wieder aufgebaut wie früher xD. Im Gegenteil. Die leicht beschädigte weltbekannte Leipziger Uni wurde sogar gesprengt und die Paulinerkirche dazu :). Echt toll. Nur schöne Sachen vom Sozialismus. Plattenbauten und Sprengung alter Architektur. Es ist zwar ein Teil der deutschen Geschichte geworden, aber als Ausländer könnte man im Osten Deutschlands auch denken, gerade in Russland oder Polen zu sein oder sonst irgendeinem Land mit slawisch sozialistischer Vergangenheit...
@@apocryphasreich3944 Bitte nach Leipzig fahren und lauschen....ohne Pudding in den Ohren....
Heute, 19.Mai, anno 1824, wurde die Welt mit der 9. Sinfonie, zum ersten Male verzückt!
Dieses Stück Zeitgeschüchte zeigt uns auf , was wir verloren haben......
Wundervoll , einfach wundervoll...
Geschüchte…. 😂
Warum verloren? Es bleibt doch.
Hard to imagine the man who composed this never could hear it being played....yet it is a masterpiece that stirs the emotions.....like a really great book or a movie.
Maybe Beethoven can hear it, we don't know😉
*Im Paradeis wird er seine Sinfonie hoeren. - Jesaja 35:5*
One of the most amazing musical compositions in history.
Was für ein Mensch muss man sein, um so was komponieren zu können?...Das ist übermenschlich
und dann noch mit einer hörkrankheit die an taubheit grenzt
One of the most popular rmasterpiece worldwide.....an incredible conducting..an amazing conductor and composer with a stunning fabulous Orchestra...it's more than spiritual joyful....I willbe lifetime thankful for the Great Composer Ludvig Van Beethoven.
Ludwig van Beethoven - Sinfonie Nr. 9 l wonderful Thank you lovely Germany
Es ist so wunderbar zu sehen, welche Euphorie, welche Erhebung das Arrangement und die führende Melodie erfahren, ab 53:45. Das ist so eine wunderbare, festliche Stimmung, man kann davon nicht genug bekommen. Der ständige Widerhall, das Echo und dieser andere Rhythmus darunter. Es ist eine wahre Freude!
Julian Schenkenhofer Tränen und Gänsehaut! :)
reminds me of hunchback of notre dame (disney). same kind of flow.
I'm blown away from such a perfect performance, my humble respect to all, a true tribute to the greatest composer and most majestic composition of all times... monumental ... BRAVO!!!
It is the most musical and special interpretation of the brilliant Peace 'Sinfonie Nr. 9 d-Moll symphony from all that I have heard over time.Congratulations !The Paukenist(Timpanist ) is the best of all I have heard for this interpretation.Congratulations !
Der Dirigent ist super, voller Körpereinsatz und die Mimik, genial
Wunderbare 9.Symphonie von Beethoven, insbesondere der Schlusschor mit" Ode an die Freude". Ein Meisterwerk !
Ludwig van, the one and only. Back in the 50s I used to have a garden party every second friday in the summertime. We would listen to Beethovens 9th and shake it all night long. Missing those days a lot.
The director is realy directing, he gives all his energy and sensibility to the musicians in order to produce a masterfull expresion to a master composition from Beethoven the great
WONDERFUL! This is now my favorite performance of this piece, and I just love Riccardo Chailly. Even though I watch on RUclips at home (casting on my TV, with soundbar), I stood an applauded. :)
Me too!
I also watched on RUclips feeling like I had the best seat in the house
Wunderschön, Fantastisch, Phänomenal...Mir fallen keine passenderen Worte zu diesem Meisterwerk ein!!!
Langweilig ist das richtige Wort.
@@coffee_enjoyer_ bruder. das war es ja mal gar nicht
This performance is irresistible! The enthusiasm and joy in the face and movement of Mr.Chailly draws you in. You want to see and hear what he does. And you do! He challenges every individual and they rise to their best. Beethoven 's heart swells with pride every time someone listens to this concert and at the end he weeps tears of joy proclaiming, "Yes, this is it! This is how I had imagined it could be!". Blessings to all.
YES IT IS IRRESISTIBLE THANKS TO THE CONDUCTOR-
00:01:54 __ I. Allegro ma non troppo - un poco majestoso
00:16:10 __ II. Molto vivace - Presto
00:31:43 __ III. Adagio molto e cantábile
00:44:21 __ IV. Finale mit Schlusschor über Schillers Ode “An die Freude”
Camilla Tilling, sopran
Gerhild Romberger, alt
Simon O’Neill, tenor
Ain Anger, bass
Riccardo Chailly, dirigente
Thank you!
🌹 Tusen takk! 👍🏻🇳🇴
Lala anderen vor der kaserne
Thank you for the try
Hermosa, relajante, para quedarse escuchando . Gracias por este regalo..
Diese Aufführung sticht hervor. Sehr schnell, sehr emotional. Gefällt!
There is no other composition that moves me to so many emotions as this composition. If this was the only written work on our planet to listen to, I would be more than satisfied. Beethoven has given all of us everything we could ever need with his 9th. It is truly the essence of life herself.
I love this performance. I love the first and last movement most. I usually do not like much the parts of the soloists, buy in this case they sung together harmoniously Thanks for sharing..
Excitingly Breathtakingly great
performed 👍 I am absolutely addict of Beethoven,Cannot get enough, never, never enough , especially this 9th Symphony ‼️👍
Danke Beethoven‼️ 🙏
The Gewandhaus they are always exceptional. No let down still the best.
A Texan
Sublime Sinfonie Nr . 9 !!! je ne m'en lasse pas de l'écouter . Merci infiniment .
After 20 years of hearing renditions of this symphony, this is the finest performance I've ever heard.
I AGREE WITH YOU IT IS A STUPENDUS PERFORMANCE
Lo mismo opino
Well friend, after listening to some 20 different versions over 40 years, I believe you are right...outstanding.
Interesting, I always try to hear different performances myself, does it seem crisp and deliberate to you? I like it, but it does feel very fast, not sure how I feel about it yet. A joy as always though.
@@poletste1 well I think he follows the original manuscript and metronome settings of that time but other than the tempo which is kinda subjective to taste to same extents, everything sounds so refined and dramatic in this rendition, every dynamic is very carefully outlined so yeah this is imo the best performance of this symphony yet
Hauptthema: 1:52
Anfang 4 Satz: 44:20
Freundenthema: 47:8
cherub: 52:42
Marsch: 53:46
Seid Umschlungen: 57:20
Excelent choir, orchestra and conductor. I liked very much this concert.
Einmalig wunderschön, DANKE🍀🙏🍀
It means wonderful,
thank you in English, is it right ?
I studied German in high school and have almost forgot except Ich liebe dich .
They had to study German as the second foreign language to enter the best university in Korea .
I think people too often over look the genius of the first movement of this symphony because of the epic choral movement. The first movement is purely genius for its time. I love the tempo!
I feel the same. First mov. ranks first for me in every sense
I love the 2nd movement.
Fernando Villegas Yes it is so different from anything written before. VJDanny1979 I'm a Huge fan of the 2nd movement its almost impossible to write a piece with they dotted figure and it not sound like Beethoven. The first two movements are epic to me. The 3rd movement not so much thought it is beautifully written and is huge in terms of length follows the same structure of the 5th symphony slow movement and has the same lyrical taste of the 4th and 6th symphony although one can argue that these themes are much more romantic in sound and of greater interest then any other slow movements of his contemporaries. But that's just my opinion.
+Maestro Prodigy Agreed.
Me too, but the orchestra doesn't seem to be very happy about it :D
Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Great tones & sounds! Musicians in Leipzig are always great! I highly recommend LISZT'S piece Mazeppa by Leipzig symphony Orchestra as well.Stunning! Here, the main Male singer with a great voice ( he went flat a bit in the very behining... but over all amazing!) & the blonde lady singer's got a beautiful voice! Everyone is so good!!! And the place design is beautiful! And the audience , I could tell they LOVE MUSIC! SO MOVING! Funny they even shine by the lights hitting their heads so many blondes! Lol.Amazing conductor! A great job!!!
must be the balls to conduct all those fine folks. I must have heard the whole thing 10 times in a month. as a musician it is awesome to pause from folk and rock and delve into the classical world. i am so hooked.
Its amazing how Beethoven composed his 9th symphony when he couldn't hear a thing. He dedicated his 9th symphony from a poem called "Ode to Joy" by Friedrich Schiller who inspired other composers. This masterpiece will last for all eternity. What the Enlightenment and Romantic Period produced was pure intellectuals and beauty in the Arts. J.S. Bach would have been impressed to hear Beethoven's masterpieces. One of my favorite periods in the history of humanity.
Maravillosa orchestración de la 9a. sinfonía. Fantástico conductor, orquesta y todos los cantantes. Magnífico regalo de Beethoven.
This may very well be the greatest piece of music ever created.
In fact it is
@@fjames208 Opinion dude, opinion.
Roy pitta i would agree until i listened to Shostakovich. Russians can write music too.
@ Ummmmmm, wtf are you on about?
Maybe get someone to explain it to you.
The Missa Solemnis is a strong contender as well for that accolade
Best one I have seen
I can watch this over and over again
So much passion and energy
Bravo
Musik die die Zeiten überleben wird. Ich komme immer wieder gerne zurück,weil ich moderne lieder aus allen genres höre und in denen phrasen aus diesem großartigen stück höre.
Am I the only one, who appreciates the conductor? He is magnificient, he does his job better than many other conductors. He makes you believe he loves the music. Wonderful. We surely nee more of these people.
he doesnt make you believe he loves music ... to me ... you can clearly see that he truly does love music, he truly does love what he is doing.
Bob Trenwith Lol.Although I do understand what he meant by..., but you are right as well..
It could be taken that way! Lol.
I just love him at the beginning of the second movement. He encourages the orchestra to be light and whimsical, while making sure they should all be enjoying themself at the same time. He's a pretty great leader, and a good reason why videos of this should exist.
NO YOU ARE NOT ALONE READ AHEAD SO MANY VALUE THE CONDUCTING AS YOU SAY HE ES MAGNIFICENT EVEN HE SEEMS TO SING WITH THE CHOIR AND PREVENTS EVERY NUISANCE OF THE SCORE
Perfect tempos. Beethoven would have loved it. Amazing orchestra, incredible virtuosity. Chailly really knows this music.
Beethoven would've had a hard time loving this if he couldn't heard it. Remember, by the time he wrote the 9th he was almost completely deaf.
Cut "almost". He was already deaf at the time of the 6th symphony.
his pieces were often first performed in Leipzig. unfortunately Leipzig lost nearly anything to the second world war and the GDR built up nearly NOTHING of the beautiful old architecture.
De las mejores versiones que he escuchado. Gran ritmo en el primer movimiento, pleno de contrastes. Impresionante la dirección e interpretación orquestal. Enhorabuena. También hay que destacar la excelente realización, demuestra el gran conocimiento de la sinfonía y el ajuste entre interpretación e imagen de cada grupo de instrumentos o voces.
Me too
If I deeply trust my ears, my eyes and my emotions is this definitely the best interpretation/ composition of the 9th. symphony right now on youtube available! Dies ist definitiv die beste Darbietung der 9. Simfonie, welche im Moment auf youtube verfügbar ist!
Chailly has grown into a formidable Beethoven conductor.
With this (real Beethoven) orchestra: sublime.
Important: right tempo in the opening movement !
Nanno Jonkers too fast
R.I.P. BEETHOVEN!
DU WARST EINER DER BESTEN MUSIKER DEINER ZEIT! AUCH MIT TAUBEN OHREN KONNTEST DU NOCH SO EIN COOLES STÜCK INS LEBEN RUFEN
DAUMEN HOCH FÜR BEETHOVEN 👍!!!
now this is the best performance ive ever crossed my mind with....impressive timing... impressive
Tremendous! Great joy! Seid umschlungen! I thought, ‘Surely fitly inspiring conducting.’ x Thanks everyone there performing.
I have heard the 9th too many time to count. It still captivates me.
The sign of a great masterpiece. You can play it over and over, but can never get enough of it.
The sign of a great masterpiece. You can play it over and over, but can never get enough of it.
I really agree with you ! It's majestic !!!
O trabalho do Chor Der Oper Leipzig é fantástico! Simplesmente Perfeito. Irresistível não emocionar. O próprio Beethoven se ouvisse essa apresentação ficaria impressionado. Parabéns!!
I don´t know why. this epic piece of music always brings me tears in my eyes
Because that is Beethoven who said : "Music should light the hearts of men on fire and make the eyes of women tear".
A chaque fois que j'entends cette symphonie, mon moral remonte. C'est beau, c'est grandiose, ça respire le bonheur et cette interprtation est superbe aussi, les choeurs, les musiciens et le chef est formidable.
Oui vive la joie, qu'elle triomphe du malheur et de la méchanceté
Impossible de ne pas être touché par cette oeuvre magistrale superbement interprétée
Si nene
Just awesome, I never tire of hearing this wonderful piece of music.
The Most Beautiful Classical Symphony From Beethoven
This version is really really really fast, and so captivating. I like it.
Faster is not better. A lot of dynamic is lost in this version, not at least because of the loud drums.
@@BleakVision not too fast. Beethoven left us metronome marks for all of his symphonies because he was worried people would play them in the wrong tempi. This tempo is pretty much what Beethoven indicated - of course there's still a lot of room for interpretation. But nevertheless Beethoven wanted it fast
Excelente , magistral interpretación ; resurge el espíritu vivo y vivificante de la obra , en su expresión material. La esencia se manifiesta ,más allá de los sentidos ; traspasa el alma , y la hace volar ... Bravo!!!
A mais bela música composta em todos os tempos
Have never heard the last notes of the second movement played like that. We always hear that cheeky little coda played loudly, definitively, with a definite note of finality, as if, game's over, that's it, I'm done, joke's on you. But here it ends softly, almost gently. It's bloody wonderful! Many years ago, I actually bought a book of the score of the symphony, thinking that one day I would play the symphony and read along with it. But without any musical training, that was never going to happen. But the book is a wonderful thing to have all the same, and just now I plucked it off the shelf and went to the end of the second movement. As far as I can tell, it's actually marked "p". P for pianissimo!! Who would have thought!! So perfect. Very grateful for that dynamic performance, brilliantly directed, with truly superb performances all round. And also - how good was it to see the entire chorus singing without books! God, it's a piece of music, isn't it? Forza Beethoven!! I have listened (on my iPod) to that entire symphony standing at Ludwig's grave in Vienna. Now THAT was a pilgrimage!
Vielen herzlichen Dank!
This is a great performance of a great piece of music. That conductor has his musicians under his spell. I would like to have a glass of wine with that guy. He works them and they respond beautifully
Danke, einfach nur Danke!
Una de las mejores versiones de la novena de Beethoven jamas interpretadas
Felicidades maestro Riccardo Chaily
@1:52 I. Allegro ma non troppo, un poco maestoso;
@16:05 II. Molto vivace;
@31:42 III. Adagio molto e cantabile;
@44:23 IV. Finale
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@30:26 Pre-COVID Coughing symphony No. 2
@50:31 Presto ("O Freunde")
This is a treasure of humankind!
Bravo👏 from Azerbaijan
Llevo años de años escuchando música clásica y la 9 sinfonía de beethoven es la obra maestra , no solo de beethoven, sino de toda la música clásica. La escucho 3 o 4 veces a la semana y me emociono tanto que aveces llego al llanto.
Te recomiendo el Requiem de Mozart
00:01:54 __ I. Allegro ma non troppo - un poco majestoso
00:16:10 __ II. Molto vivace - Presto
00:31:43 __ III. Adagio molto e cantábile
00:44:21 __ IV. Finale mit Schlusschor über Schillers Ode “An die Freude”
credits to: Maria Cristina Bittar
Finally the right tempo for the first movement ! Bravo Ricardo !
too fast
die 9. in diesem tempel der musik zu hören ist einmalig. wahnsinn der schlagzeuger. interessant zu sehen bei dem oboisten das prinzip der permanenten atmung
Beethoven ist für mich der beste Komponist aus Deutschland! Beethoven is for me the best composer from Germany!
Schon recht, aber hör dir 'mal Bruckner an...
Henryk Szeryng ja Deutschland, das Land der Dichter und Denker (damals zumindest)
Als Komponist steht Bach schon über allen Anderen
Maybe the best of all time.
Mozart ist mehr oder weniger ja auch ,,deutscher"
1:06:35 That look on the conductor's face. I can only pray that I will feel that level of bliss one day.
Gratidão! A união humana resulta em feitos estupendos. Obrigada por compartilhar essa riqueza!!!
"The rhythmic applause at the end - it's got a nice beat to it! I'll give it a 10."
Thank you for playing!
the applause in the end sounds like it is part of the composition. so smoothly waking our auditory nervous system from its dreams. well done, orchestra and audience.
So amazingly magnificent!
It would have been so wonderful to be in the audience!
I have collected over a dozen versions of Beethoven's No.9 Symphony over time. In fact, there is no distinction between good and bad; it's all about appreciating different conductors' interpretations in various states of mind. This version conducted by Chailly is well-structured and powerful, and I listen to it frequently.
I was there at the time and it was amazing...
Wundervoll gespielt und gesungen! Danke 🙏
五度兩音連續大跳 1:56
第一主題以強力的音量出現 2:16
木管擔任 3:39
強調節奏 3:48
法國號音型動機再現 13:17
躁動不安以及不穩定的情緒 17:28
最後再出現詼諧曲的部分 23:04
古典風 31:58
D大調浪漫氣息 33:44
第一次變奏是一對四34:53 ，第二次變奏是一對六 38:58
大提琴重現前面三個樂章的開頭片段45:07/45:39/46:00
第一次低音樂器開始(47:03)
第二次提升至中提琴、低音管(47:43)
第三次提升至第二小提琴(48:22)
最後一次為大合奏(49:01)
男中音獨唱便開始唱出(50:31)
引唱出歡樂頌的主題(51:14)
第二變奏：男聲進行曲(53:47)
第三變奏：器樂演奏(55:07)，賦格形式，
出現大小調和弦的質疑(56:27)
宗教性的氣氛(57:20)
神人結合(1:00:08)
重唱與合唱(1:02:45)
To knee down, you can feel the power of destiny..Beethoven lived through it and made it sound immortal, Mr. Chially catches every divine spark
Großartig, Wunderbar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful performance. Thannk you. And that hall, exterior and interior, is other impressive especially the front facade of organ pipes with the many en Chamade pipes and those very tall ones on the right. Does that organ have a 64' rank inn it. They certainly looked bigger than 32' rank.
To me the orchestration and general "feel" around 37:25 is breathtaking. The pizzicato and nearly toe-tapping atmosphere (while still being heartfelt) are just amazing. Anyone agree?
Modern interpretation most respectful to Beethoven's intentions (in particular tempo-wise), convincingly inspired by interpretations on period instruments. Thank you, Mr Chailly.
Mozart
Talvez esta seja a melhor interpretação da nona sinfonia nestes últimos tempos. Chaylli e Gewandhaus originaram uma parceria unica.
Despite one very minor blooper in the horn section, it was a great performance. Thank you for sharing.
NO SE CASI NADA DE MUSICA PERO CREO QUE ES LA MEJOR 9NA QUE HE VISTO Y OIDO, TODO PARECE TAN IMPECABLE, EL DIRECTOR ME IMPRESIONO MUCHISIMO CON SU EXPRESION CORPORAL QUE LOGRA TRANSMITIR MUCHAS EMOCIONES TANTO AL AUDITORIO COMO A LOS PROPIOS INTEGRANTES DE LA ORQUESTA, REALMENTE ME SIENTO MUY AGRADECIDO DE HABER PARTICIPE COMO ESPECTADOR REMOTO DE ESTA MARAVILLA Y ME HACE SENTIR QUE VALE LA PENA MI PASO POR ESTA VIDA
henry diaz te recomiendo que escuches la interpretación de Christian Thielemann. Prepara una caja de pañuelos porque vas a llorar.
***** Muchas gracias, la buscare
Was soll man dazu noch sagen dürfen. Wenn überhaupt: eines der genialsten Orchester in meiner Lebenszeit: das Gewandhaus zu Leipzig. Und natürlich: einer der genialsten Komponisten aller Zeiten: Beethoven! Nur Bach und Mozart sind noch mit ihm auf einer Ebene. Unverwechselbar: Beethoven! Ganz einfach Beethoven!
This is so beautiful, it is gut wrenching! I always weep with joy hearing this. Incomparable master Beethoven!
Nah , its boring lol.
@@coffee_enjoyer_ hast du keine bessere Beschäftigung als jedem zweitem Musikliebhaber in den Kommentaren auf den Geist zu gehen?
@@winter2400 Ich war nur aufgeregt das wir so einen Müll in der Schule haben.
Einfach geil, ein super Rockstar von damals!!
Maravilhosa orquestra!!! Magnífico maestro ! Estupenda interpretação!!!!!!
Brillante Aufführung. Vielen Dank!
These days on my part, it takes considerable effort to sit through another performance of the Ninth -- indisputably the Everest of symphonies -- without feeling the onset of ennui after a few bars as one's interest begins to wane, either because of the lacklustre proceedings or simply, it being a question of having listened to too many Ninths in the recent past to warrant yet another so soon. (Or perhaps, after Furtwangler's Ninth which set the benchmark that many other conductors since then find it difficult to match, let alone surpass, we are hard put to find one able to meet all expectations, save that of Karajan's, and therefore willing to give our whole-hearted attention without prejudice?). But somehow there comes a time, rare though these barren days, when there appears a performance of the Ninth, or for that matter any other piece of music worth its salt, which rivets one's attention right from the first bar of the music to the last. And this is such one. Amen.
I do however like to add, this might be controversial, that the maestro might be hurrying things a little..
B-O-R-I-N-G struggling through your comment but had to out of interest. The answer: go away, don't listen and don't ruin others' genuine enjoyment. Nobody made you listen .....
@@CECICEO-cz9ho He said this is a good version.
I have listened to Beethoven's 9th, live and in numerous recordings, for about half a century now. In these troubled and confusing times, this music -- particularly the glorious choral finale -- always moves me to tears. This performance is a bit fast, but the intensity is absolutely electric.
Beethoven der groesste Komponist. Auch taub beste Synphonien.
Es gehört ein Thomas Bernhard- kombiniert mit Beethoven Theater errichtet in Neuseeland.
Ihr seit lauter Kulturpanausen.