The harp section at the end has always carried the entire ballet. All of Odette's feelings are within in. The women who performed this one straight up gave me chills. Kudos to all of them.
From having listened to a lot of ballets without dancers I've seen a trend of conductors being more liberal with the tempos presumably as they're unrestricted by the dancers. Personally I like this interpretation, its different yes, but it's even more agonising and emotional than with a full speed version. Whilst it may not be everybody's cup of tea I think it's good and refreshing for music to have a range of interpretations, some of which my deviate from tempo markings fairly significantly. Personally this is actually my favourite version of the finale!
@@markmingard6882 agree! For pure hearing, without the ballet, I really enjoy this extended tempo ☺️ - especially also the very end with the strings and harp part
I saw another performance where it was way too fast and it just ruins it. This one is still emotional. Yes maybe the beginning could be a tad faster but slower tempo is harder to play well
@alexisdanielvaneskeheian2127, mi amado novio, te dedico esta obra gloriosa, hoy 15/4/2024 día del arte, celebrando nuestro amor .Te amo con todo mi corazón ❤
The harp section at the end has always carried the entire ballet. All of Odette's feelings are within in. The women who performed this one straight up gave me chills. Kudos to all of them.
2:41 insane how modern this sounds. It was composed in 1877.
Stunning & bravo!! (For many years this has been my all-time favorite piece!!) ❤️
So good to see you all back together again!
Powerful stuff! 🤘❤️🔥🤘
Magical!!!😮
Greatest 5mins of music ever
My fave classical music song since childhood by far
Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!
Magnifique!
Bravo!!!!!
Beautiful performance! I love it . May I ask what is the name of the conductor? Thank you so much !
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3:04 se me erizan los pelos cuando entran las trompas con esa nota unísono.
Yes great to have you back. Who is the conductor, the music dragged.....far too slow!
From having listened to a lot of ballets without dancers I've seen a trend of conductors being more liberal with the tempos presumably as they're unrestricted by the dancers. Personally I like this interpretation, its different yes, but it's even more agonising and emotional than with a full speed version. Whilst it may not be everybody's cup of tea I think it's good and refreshing for music to have a range of interpretations, some of which my deviate from tempo markings fairly significantly. Personally this is actually my favourite version of the finale!
@@markmingard6882 agree! For pure hearing, without the ballet, I really enjoy this extended tempo ☺️ - especially also the very end with the strings and harp part
Actually this tempo was good and I’m very anal retentive about tempo
I saw another performance where it was way too fast and it just ruins it. This one is still emotional. Yes maybe the beginning could be a tad faster but slower tempo is harder to play well
@@sann5146 exactly. Fast tempo totally ruins that final bit
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@alexisdanielvaneskeheian2127, mi amado novio, te dedico esta obra gloriosa, hoy 15/4/2024 día del arte, celebrando nuestro amor .Te amo con todo mi corazón ❤
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Who's the bearded timpanist?