Exploring the realm of classical music is akin to entering a museum of sound, where each musical piece is a grand work of art. The uniqueness and intricacy of classical compositions make them special and awe-inspiring.
I'm just discovering Schubert. Absolutely brilliant stuff. There have been a wonderful series of paintings accompanying these symphonies too. Thank you to the uploader.
Without Schubert and his great performers such as this orchestra with splendid skill and breathtaking technique , the classical music world and our world would have been very lonely . This performance is comfortable and soothing to the ears and the mind From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Philippe Cirse - So, tell me, what are you playing this music on. Probably your computer. Where are you playing this music. Probably your house that you probably own. Or maybe you're listening in your car? Do you see the problem with your comment?
@@warmswarm Que vous connaissiez ou non ma musique importe peu vous savez, petit impertinent. Allez voir ma chaîne si vous le désirez ! Enfin, je suis surtout un fervent admirateur de Franz ; le reste est de la littérature ;-)
While the giant, Beethoven, was building new roads, masters like Schubert and Mendelssohn, were showing us that Mozart could be brought into the Romantic vein.
When I first heard this, I though it was Beethoven. Then I spent ages wondering where it could have come from, because I knew all the scherzos from Beethoven's symphonies. I do believe this may have been modelled after the one from Beethoven's Seventh; the style of both the scherzo and the trio match up pretty well.
Not sure about "rock star" as Schubert was very little know, almost unheard of until his death in his early 30s. He also died in poverty, and was very sick for a lot of his wretched life.
13:00 the symphony is playing this part a bit slow. This should be played fast , with a light step. Had to resort to extreme measures, x1.25. The sound quality is good - even at higher speed. I resumed normal speed in the next movement.
It seems extreme to change tempo of a piece, apparently comparing the tempo to another conductor's choice on a different recording. I record Direct TV programs in order to fast forward thru commercials. But speeding the tempo to match another conductor's choice seems petty. I just enjoy different artist's performances.
Small, of course, when compared to the gigantic and visionary last one. nevertheless, in line with Haydn and Mozart tradiditon, havig successfully herd Beethoven's crucial innovations and even some Italian inflexions (herd fo rom a long distance...), thiis is bt y no ways a "little" syphony, but a masterwork in a language of its own.
I doubt that anyone says this is his greatest symphony. It's his last completed symphony, also in C major called "the Great" C major Symphony to distinguish it from this earlier more modest symphony.
Der 3. Satz ist aber dem der 7. Sinfonie von Beethoven 3. Satz teils sehr sehr ähnlich :-) Einflüsse Beethovens sind unverkennbar. 3. Movement is a quasi-copy or very compareable with Beethovens 7. Sinf. 3. Mvnmt.
Kopieren war damals wie heute ÜBLICH .... Ich kniee vor Beethoven ... Schubert aber kreierte wirklich NEUES : also weg von Barock und Rokoko ! Seine Verehrung für Mozart (Frühwerke) und Beethoven (etwas später) sind wunderbar - aber SCHUBERT Franzl kann man in allen seinen Werken eindeutig erkennen (da ist immer so was WIENERISCHES .... !!!)
No, it's just because the Symphony 9 is really great and in C major too, so this symphony is the "little" one. Otherwise all Schubert's symphony are not really long
"There is a fire in Schubert" - Beethoven
A wonderful piece that I discovered on FM radio!
Exploring the realm of classical music is akin to entering a museum of sound, where each musical piece is a grand work of art. The uniqueness and intricacy of classical compositions make them special and awe-inspiring.
It seems to me that this is a particularly underrated symphony. Fantastic piece.
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I'm just discovering Schubert. Absolutely brilliant stuff. There have been a wonderful series of paintings accompanying these symphonies too. Thank you to the uploader.
Same here, blown away by the quality!! Love them!!
Same, good music to code 😛
@@themisterolichip lol agree, i'm currently coding on a unity project :D
Man you were missing out big time!
How is journey with Schubert going on?
Without Schubert and his great performers such as this orchestra with splendid skill and breathtaking technique ,
the classical music world and our world would have been very lonely .
This performance is comfortable and soothing to the ears and the mind
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Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
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even among so many warm and bouyant Schubert symphonies, this one particularly stands out for its playful lightness of heart and self-contented ease
Absolutely beautiful! One of my all time favourites... brings tears to my eyes every time I hear this wonderful piece.
Definitely one of the nine best Schubert Symphonies.
714Sluggo I preferred his "Speedrock Deathmetal" period.
I agree with you!
Yes
I love 5 too
Bah
@@thisismagacountry1318 What is his "Speedrock Deathmetal" period?
This is the most enjoyable recording of this symphony that I have heard! Thanks!
My first time hearing this symphony, loved it the first couple of measures
Schubert + C dur = HEAVEN
지뉴깅 Couldn’t be more right!
Listen this music is to understand that materialism is a madness ... Listen as the magic, beauty and tragedy have subtle and soothing voices !!
Most of life as we know it is madness. Thankfully we have music, art, literature, food and booze.
Philippe Cirse - So, tell me, what are you playing this music on. Probably your computer. Where are you playing this music. Probably your house that you probably own. Or maybe you're listening in your car? Do you see the problem with your comment?
@@warmswarm I have no problem with my comment, being myself a recognized musician of my peers :)
@@MegaCirse - Pompous little man aren't you. I've never heard of you or your music. Why is that?
@@warmswarm Que vous connaissiez ou non ma musique importe peu vous savez, petit impertinent. Allez voir ma chaîne si vous le désirez ! Enfin, je suis surtout un fervent admirateur de Franz ; le reste est de la littérature ;-)
While the giant, Beethoven, was building new roads, masters like Schubert and Mendelssohn, were showing us that Mozart could be brought into the Romantic vein.
Not to mention Carl Marie von Weber.
@@mr-wx3lv Yes! Weber is also so underappreciated!
Thank you for introducing me to this charming and delightful work - an instant favorite in a long list!
This is one of my favourites.
One of my top 5 symphonies. Thanks.
are you related to Joe Walsh? Askin 4 a friend
I love the beautiful paintings and the music is magical😘
Yes. I wish the uploader had identified the painting. Just love the atmospheric quality of the seashore sky here.
My favourite part: 0:16-0:30. Beautiful symphony.
Que sanadora la musica
A brilliant piece. Composed with phenomenal dexterity with a rare flair of transcendence.
Fascinante Franz Schubert !!
Wonderful many thanks for posting
Qué bella prolijidad y cuanto respeto para publicar esta obra! Con todos los detalles en la caja de descripción...!
Muchas, muchas gracias!
One of the last symphonies in the classical period.
Reminiscent of Beethoven and lovely.
When I first heard this, I though it was Beethoven. Then I spent ages wondering where it could have come from, because I knew all the scherzos from Beethoven's symphonies.
I do believe this may have been modelled after the one from Beethoven's Seventh; the style of both the scherzo and the trio match up pretty well.
+klop422 I came down to the comments for the scherzo question. Very much like a Beethoven scherzo & trio. Thanks.
A little too close to Beethoven in some sections!
@@klop4228 What about the Pastorale?
Forget the preponderance of adjectives and esoteric word salad - this symphony is just plain cool!
There's something about classical music videos on yt that turns everyone into an amateur poet isnt there lol
Thank You!!....
This Symphony is a fest for the ears! ... a medicine for bad days ...
Gracias por subirlo.
Thanks a lot.
Love it's!!
not sure why i just saw these but I like them because they sound so much like Mozart. maybe what he would have sounded like if he lived longer.
Good morning , Music 🎶 !
Amazing !!! Love it so much !!! 💖💖💖
preciosa como la no 3 y como la 9. pero toda su musica es bellisima
Remember, Schubert, Liszt, and Saint-Saens were rock stars of their time.
Schubert lived most of his short life in obscurity.
Not sure about "rock star" as Schubert was very little know, almost unheard of until his death in his early 30s. He also died in poverty, and was very sick for a lot of his wretched life.
perfect !
13:00 the symphony is playing this part a bit slow. This should be played fast , with a light step. Had to resort to extreme measures, x1.25. The sound quality is good - even at higher speed. I resumed normal speed in the next movement.
RUclips's way of speeding up music doesn't work in the usual way of stretching waves. The pitches are kept intact.
It seems extreme to change tempo of a piece, apparently comparing the tempo to another conductor's choice on a different recording. I record Direct TV programs in order to fast forward thru commercials. But speeding the tempo to match another conductor's choice seems petty. I just enjoy different artist's performances.
How do you change the speed?
Capolavoro 😎
Can we talk about the background picture, anyone know the name?
Carlo Bossoli - Terracina
Small, of course, when compared to the gigantic and visionary last one. nevertheless, in line with Haydn and Mozart tradiditon, havig successfully herd Beethoven's crucial innovations and even some Italian inflexions (herd fo rom a long distance...), thiis is bt y no ways a "little" syphony, but a masterwork in a language of its own.
I seem to hear Rossini all through this opus.
Es lamejor sinfonia de todas no las conocia
Some say this was his greatest symphony.
I doubt that anyone says this is his greatest symphony. It's his last completed symphony, also in C major called "the Great" C major Symphony to distinguish it from this earlier more modest symphony.
Why is it called little?
oreo31598 His ninth symphony, also in C-major, is often called the "The Great".
Should be "little C major", as other symphonies are littler, at heatsink terms of time. I think
No words to describe 2nd and 3rd mov :-) (although here they 're somehow slow)
Deutsche Frauen, Deutsche Treue,
Deutscher Wein und Deutscher Sang
Sollen in der Welt behalten
Ihren alten, schoenen Klang!
Der 3. Satz ist aber dem der 7. Sinfonie von Beethoven 3. Satz teils sehr sehr ähnlich :-) Einflüsse Beethovens sind unverkennbar. 3. Movement is a quasi-copy or very compareable with Beethovens 7. Sinf. 3. Mvnmt.
Kopieren war damals wie heute ÜBLICH .... Ich kniee vor Beethoven ... Schubert aber kreierte wirklich NEUES : also weg von Barock und Rokoko ! Seine Verehrung für Mozart (Frühwerke) und Beethoven (etwas später) sind wunderbar - aber SCHUBERT Franzl kann man in allen seinen Werken eindeutig erkennen (da ist immer so was WIENERISCHES .... !!!)
i like this part 2:51 then it has a minor version
L'image du passé. Mais ca peut etre le Future apres un cataclysme sur terre. Vive la grande musique!?
I am also fascinated by the painting you chose . Can you please give information on it ?
Veduta di Terracina, con il tempio di Giove Anxur.
"Little" by Schubert's standards...
No, it's just because the Symphony 9 is really great and in C major too, so this symphony is the "little" one. Otherwise all Schubert's symphony are not really long
III Movement has a Beethoven vibe.
19:03 :O
Authoritarian everywhere, were fucked
Kansas City.