Mendelssohn: Elijah (Part I) / Sargent, 1947

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

Комментарии • 24

  • @julianhughson
    @julianhughson 11 лет назад +3

    A wonderful rendition. A classic recording with Sir Malcolm Sargent.

  • @marry0680
    @marry0680 11 лет назад +4

    I am 13 and I am in love with Mendelssohn :-)

    • @fido3449
      @fido3449 6 лет назад

      Don't give your age on the internet. But enjoy your music.

    • @Jack-hd3qf
      @Jack-hd3qf 6 лет назад +1

      Haha she was 18 when you wrote that

    • @hermajesty52
      @hermajesty52 3 года назад

      ♥️♥️ it when a youngster is moved by GOOD music in a world drowning in dreck. Gives me hope for the future 💕

  • @lawrencebrown3677
    @lawrencebrown3677 5 лет назад +1

    All soloists are in most splendid voice and together with the choir and orchestra produce a most wonderful and memorable performance. A favourite recording of mine in particular.

  • @doctorparadigmshift
    @doctorparadigmshift 13 лет назад +2

    Thank you for uploading, spectacular piece, great rendition too! The spiritual meaning is awesome too!

  • @frescobaldi9
    @frescobaldi9 12 лет назад +1

    Grande Mendelssohn, ispirato dal Signore; ottimo Sargent e complessivamente artisti e coro.

  • @hermajesty52
    @hermajesty52 3 года назад

    Absolutely first rate!! A revelation. Never heard this one. Not one weak link anywhere. WOW

  • @O-sa-car
    @O-sa-car 11 лет назад +4

    45:40 is utterly sublime

    • @remyworldpeace
      @remyworldpeace 5 лет назад +2

      I came here looking for this movement and knew your comment would be referring to it

  • @danielmorales1986
    @danielmorales1986 11 лет назад +2

    Am enjoying immensely. Thanks for uploading!

  • @gilespengelly4606
    @gilespengelly4606 11 лет назад +2

    so underrated...

  • @peterpiper704
    @peterpiper704 8 лет назад +1

    I sang this as a chorus tenor years ago. It`s exciting to sing and it`s a shame that is not performed more often. I am always struck by the musical phrases in the Overture and the same phrases in The Hebrides Overture. "Baal we cry to thee" is a highlight and quite easy to sing once your`ve learned it. The short treble solo if performed by a good treble is a lovely addition. The high note soars clear above Elijah.

  • @marciacollum106
    @marciacollum106 9 лет назад +1

    Loving this.

  • @400fisher
    @400fisher 12 лет назад +1

    Great-!♥

  • @hepzebahsu
    @hepzebahsu 10 лет назад +2

    Thanks for posting this gem! Most of the recent recordings on RUclips use a newer libretto that, in my opinion, removed so much of the poetry of this older version.
    The list above is missing "For he shall give his angels charge over thee" after "Elijah! get thee hence"

    • @hermajesty52
      @hermajesty52 3 года назад

      What happens in a post-Christian world 😭. For reference check out the new Narnia movies vs the BBC series from the 70’s OR the ‘new’ Brideshead movie... dreck

  • @chopzart
    @chopzart 11 лет назад +1

    No, he's mine! >=(
    Haha jk. =P I'm so happy that he is loved by many. Everything about Mendelssohn is worthy of our love: his music, his character, his other talents.

  • @benkissinger
    @benkissinger 11 лет назад +3

    Seems the only thing that has kept Elias from being a favorite among perennial favorites for the last century and a half, is about 40 minutes of recitative passages.(also, probably anti-semitism) Happily, Mendelssohn composed the oratorio in such a way that they are easily omitted.
    The live Masur/Israel Philharmonic version is nice too. Too bad Karajan never gave it a try
    Wagner partisan, George Bernard Shaw called it "pretty."
    Not pretty: beautiful and god-wrathful

    • @oniuqasaile
      @oniuqasaile 9 лет назад

      Ben Kissinger Wait, what? Anti-semitic? Which numbers from Elias are anti-semitic?
      And yes, I agree, this could and should be closer to the top pieces. However, singing in any other than German should be a sin: It takes away from the feeling of the music, they go together. I would prefer they not sing, than sing in Englisch.

    • @benkissinger
      @benkissinger 9 лет назад +1

      La-ti-do oh, sorry, I meant against Mendelssohn (who was Lutheran)

    • @hermajesty52
      @hermajesty52 3 года назад

      God wrathful 😳. Indeed.