Sibelius : Symphony 5 (Full) - Karajan

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @mendax1773
    @mendax1773 Год назад +15

    I had this recording on an LP which I damaged many years ago and could not find another copy to replace it. It's such a fine performance! I'm glad to find here so I can enjoy it again.

  • @MicheleKaiser-io2dx
    @MicheleKaiser-io2dx 11 месяцев назад +24

    Want to share a quote from Sibelius I was just reminded of. When asked about his inspiration for the fifth.....It was like God threw down these broken pieces for me to make whole again...
    He took his job very seriously to the delight of the world!

  • @cacciato69
    @cacciato69 Год назад +17

    The horns, the horns 3rd movement the intervals the key change early 60's played horn in the band
    omg my soul soars with those intervals. Still after all these years it sings my song!!!

  • @younessbenchikh4241
    @younessbenchikh4241 3 года назад +65

    I get goosebumps only by thinking about this symphony

    • @daph0307
      @daph0307 3 года назад +8

      I concur to that feeling.

    • @stevew1669
      @stevew1669 6 месяцев назад +1

      It's a unique symphony. A true masterpiece. Made in heaven, indeed!

  • @mickymillersson4376
    @mickymillersson4376 6 лет назад +56

    It must be 55 years ago I first heard Sibelius' 5th and 2nd symphonies on a borrowed long playing record from my local library. I fell in love with his music the instant I heard these two pieces. I still get goose bumps.

    • @laurencegallagher5599
      @laurencegallagher5599 5 лет назад +6

      Around 1955 I was given a LP of Sibelius 2nd and a year or two later bought the 5th. Those symphonies are sixty year loves.

    • @AnthonyDonnellyTT
      @AnthonyDonnellyTT 5 лет назад +4

      I've been a fan of the great man for more than 30 years... Had the pleasure of listening to his music in Ainola no less. Karajan does him justice!

    • @timothythorne9464
      @timothythorne9464 4 года назад +3

      This may be the greatest piece of music ever written. The optimism and grandeur of the piece are compelling; whilst evoking the stark beauty of the northern countryside. And von Karajan conducts the pants off of it!

    • @timothythorne9464
      @timothythorne9464 4 года назад

      @@laurencegallagher5599 I love Sibelius 2nd, but like the 1st it's unabashedly Romantic. The 5th is Sibelius' mature style, a take off from Romanticism but more adventurous harmonically than his first three symphonies and here he uses his huge orchestra to great effect. Von Karajan does this one justice.

    • @erika6651
      @erika6651 Год назад

      I believe I first heard the 5th on the radio back in the 00s or 10s. I borrowed a CD from my local library back in 2016 that had this piece and the 6th. I remember finding this to be the more accessible of the two compositions. This is my first listen since then. The structure feels amorphous. The ending to the First Movement is epic.

  • @mackjay2
    @mackjay2 5 лет назад +85

    Astonishing performance. I remember when it was released and was largely ignored. Now it's getting the recognition it deserves. I've never heard a more powerful ending to the First Movement.

    • @charlesdavis7087
      @charlesdavis7087 3 года назад +8

      I've never listened to this piece before. "Why?" I... don't... know. I've been a musician for over 76 years... a pianist and classically trained organist, composer, and teacher. Bunch of degrees. Yes. I even have a medical degree as a licenced Music Therapist. Worked in hospitals and rest homes for 20 years. But at the moment, I'm seeing and hearing... certain themes... sound patterns... that rise from 'above' the Arctic Circle. I think Grieg must have heard it as well... and knew how to evoke it, as well. I suspect these... unique qualities... rise form the very land in which they lived. Bravo... old friends and teachers and heroes. (Charles Ives must have been exposed to these works. I love him, too.) Thanks for the heads up.

    • @sansumida
      @sansumida 2 года назад +1

      @@charlesdavis7087 well we all have blind spots but Ives pretty much retired when Sibelius wrote this symphony, one of my favourites.

    • @James-ll3jb
      @James-ll3jb Год назад +1

      Try Colin Davis and the London

    • @tt-ew7rx
      @tt-ew7rx Год назад +1

      It's powerful to some ears perhaps because he allowed the brass to drown out the strings there, which is one valid way to do it but not necessarily how Sibelius imagined it. This is actually quite interesting because Karajan is usually and justifiably famous for his strings.

    • @MicheleKaiser-io2dx
      @MicheleKaiser-io2dx 11 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@tt-ew7rxI love brass, but their volume seems a little sharp..I put it off to the recording reset at first.

  • @Alonoda
    @Alonoda 4 месяца назад +7

    Honestly, I cannot stop listening to this symphony. Magnificent

  • @adamearnst8204
    @adamearnst8204 6 лет назад +96

    I. Tempo molto moderato: 0:00
    II. Andante mosso, quasi allegretto: 14:15
    III. Allegro molto: 23:17

  • @roxannedella-bosca3922
    @roxannedella-bosca3922 2 года назад +10

    Teaming this great piece with artwork of birds was really beautiful ♥️

  • @shin-i-chikozima
    @shin-i-chikozima Год назад +8

    This will quench the dryness of the soul, and evoke comfortable feelings and a peace of mind

  • @brunodelconte
    @brunodelconte 5 лет назад +84

    This symphony has such optimism in the face of finality. It's astonishing. I love it !

    • @SP-qi8ur
      @SP-qi8ur 4 года назад +2

      What do you mean, the face of finality?

    • @brunodelconte
      @brunodelconte 4 года назад +11

      S P The way it ends is like the triumphant celebration of a human life. What can come after that ending? I’d like it to be played at my funeral 😉

    • @jameslorenz3718
      @jameslorenz3718 3 года назад

      @@brunodelconte it is almost like we live in the same headspace. My interpretation was pretty much the same. Someone in their collapsing stages of life dying and then being resurrected. I would like to be hopeful of such an event, but since I stopped being religious I probably wouldn't be in the good books (;

    • @dialecticsjunkie7653
      @dialecticsjunkie7653 3 года назад +5

      @@jameslorenz3718 You could think of the symphony as a poem about a soul returning to nature, and the joy of submerging in all of its splendours

    • @jameslorenz3718
      @jameslorenz3718 3 года назад +1

      @@dialecticsjunkie7653 that is quite beautiful. It reminds me of Thanatopsis by William Cullen Bryant. It is a 1 or 2 page writing; it is very short and quite beautiful. I will admit though that my vascillation on religion has not ended yet; I am too indecisive (:

  • @olm7080
    @olm7080 5 лет назад +28

    I love listening to this symphony while contemplating the pond outside my house.

    • @nuppup
      @nuppup 3 года назад +1

      Sounds lovely😍

    • @ernestmoney7252
      @ernestmoney7252 3 года назад +6

      Staring out the window is my number one hobby, with or without Sibelius.

    • @martin.trainer
      @martin.trainer Месяц назад

      🤣🤣

  • @seifbashandy176
    @seifbashandy176 6 лет назад +50

    Best recording for this piece on youtube.

  • @aliso-pv7ll
    @aliso-pv7ll 3 года назад +18

    Nobody loved Sibelius' symphonies, except for the public!

    • @noriemeha
      @noriemeha 2 года назад +4

      There's some truth in what you say. Everywhere in life, in every field of human endeavour, you find the control group who decides who's in and who's out.

  • @tom7601
    @tom7601 7 лет назад +30

    Such beauty. Thank you.

  • @mjrbruckner9539
    @mjrbruckner9539 5 лет назад +18

    His love of nature sure was especial. The third movement, inspired by something so primal as swan-calls, displays unreachable emotional scope and vigorous inventiveness. Those six staggered chords at the end, an idea as original as it gets. Thanks, Jean.

    • @martinmaguire-music6692
      @martinmaguire-music6692 3 года назад +2

      @james karkas I always thought Sibelius was making sure we knew it was the end, as in his Fourth's premier the audience didn't realise it had ended and didn't clap lol.

    • @erika6651
      @erika6651 Год назад

      ​@James Karkas It almost feels like a joke, or perhaps the timpanist fell asleep.

  • @natanbridge
    @natanbridge 3 года назад +19

    Last movement begins at 23:11

  • @anandabraham1792
    @anandabraham1792 Год назад +6

    I just first heard of sebelius this morning on gb news Michael portillo his parents and Julian Lloyd webber grand parents were fans of sebelius, it peaked by curiosity to check RUclips I am not disappointed ❤

    • @MicheleKaiser-io2dx
      @MicheleKaiser-io2dx 11 месяцев назад +1

      You picked a great one for your maiden voyage. Have fun!

  • @JonFrumTheFirst
    @JonFrumTheFirst 6 лет назад +279

    I've just been reading a book about 20th century classical music. Apparently, all of the leading 'modern' composers hated Sibelius' music - because it was popular with audiences. Yeah - that's a real crime.

    • @luciancheran128
      @luciancheran128 6 лет назад +15

      JonFrumTheFirst Are you reading "The Rest is Noise"?

    • @basilecortale8076
      @basilecortale8076 6 лет назад +14

      Actually he had some trouble getting appreciated in the first place, until the twenties. Modernist composers usually love that kind of backstory.

    • @JonFrumTheFirst
      @JonFrumTheFirst 6 лет назад +24

      Yes. Boulez comes out sounding like a Soviet commissar.

    • @jerryallison6266
      @jerryallison6266 6 лет назад +10

      Typical. Most "serious" art critics hate Andrew Wyeth for the same reason.

    • @MusicBlik
      @MusicBlik 6 лет назад +5

      To say nothing of Thomas Kinkade.

  • @arontesfay2520
    @arontesfay2520 5 лет назад +40

    Masterpiece. That's all I have to say.

  • @drisgorilla5382
    @drisgorilla5382 2 года назад +32

    8:55 is that moment when I've reached the top of the mountain, taken a deep breath and the sun begins its ascent over the horizon.

  • @alexchristopher221
    @alexchristopher221 6 лет назад +53

    This has been my favorite recording of the 5th since 1977! No maestro captures the atmosphere of Sibelius' music better than Karajan.

    • @luciodemeio1
      @luciodemeio1 5 лет назад +6

      Yes, Esa-Pekka Salonen captures the spirit of Sibelius better than Karajan or Bernstein.

    • @wisemanner5012
      @wisemanner5012 5 лет назад +1

      Mine too, but from much more recently, having, for some strange reason, not considered Karajan as ideal for Sibelius.

    • @lisaragsdale1530
      @lisaragsdale1530 3 года назад

      @@luciodemeio1 agree 100%

    • @dpainter1526
      @dpainter1526 3 года назад +6

      I agree. It must be because Karajan had the privilege of actually working with Sibelius before he (Sibelius) died. So he has an inside knowledge of the composer's works that many others didn't.

    • @jamesbarlow6423
      @jamesbarlow6423 2 года назад

      And Sir Colin Davis....

  • @nathanexplosionn
    @nathanexplosionn 4 года назад +18

    9:00
    There is no more majestic sound ever produced by humans in the history of music and sound.

  • @JohnJRevitte
    @JohnJRevitte 6 лет назад +14

    Beautiful performance my friend!

  • @meluzyna55
    @meluzyna55 7 лет назад +13

    Piękne połączenie muzyki z obrazem. Wykonanie Karajana znakomite. Dzięki:)

  • @jasonc369
    @jasonc369 6 лет назад +17

    It was pointed out to me that the woodwind lines starting at 24:55 are a quote of Beethoven’s ode to joy, and it kinda blew my mind

  • @orwellsgoatatemyradishes4358
    @orwellsgoatatemyradishes4358 4 года назад +11

    This music is absolutely the bee's knees!.I feel sorrow,joy,stoicism,longing, beauty,triumph,in one gigantic avalanche of emotive bliss!

  • @agustinserrovalle1993
    @agustinserrovalle1993 5 лет назад +10

    Sibelius sound complete different to the logic of the European music,Germany France Italia.Another point of view.Superb

  • @eduardocesar9747
    @eduardocesar9747 3 года назад +6

    The last moviment... Gosh!

  • @roywadia
    @roywadia 6 лет назад +27

    I love the Sibelius Symphonies, and Karajan is definitely sympathetic to this music.

    • @ernestmoney7252
      @ernestmoney7252 5 лет назад +2

      No all conductors are Sibelians. Some are not but think they are. Bernstein and Maazel were not. Colin Davis, HVK and Barbirolli were. Barbirolli's interpretation of the sixth is unlike any other. It is the only performance of that symphony I listen to.

  • @markrubin9449
    @markrubin9449 4 года назад +10

    One of Sibelius' great symphonies. Sure, I like Swans and that's what it's all about. Always a pleasure to hear.

  • @CraigFarangBa
    @CraigFarangBa 6 лет назад +9

    I love his performance of this piece with the Philharmonia.

  • @ravinderbisht190
    @ravinderbisht190 4 года назад +3

    So....soft....peaceful....thanks..for sharing

  • @BedboundME
    @BedboundME 5 лет назад +9

    Blessings for this and the accompanying video

  • @MrSciuppy1
    @MrSciuppy1 4 года назад +9

    Che meraviglia .La musica che ingigantisce l'aspetto maestoso della natura.Natura che va difesa da TUTTI

  • @jamesmiller393
    @jamesmiller393 5 лет назад +29

    Key change at 25:22 gives me goosebumps. What a genius.

    • @TonySmith-er2in
      @TonySmith-er2in 4 года назад +5

      My community orchestra worked on this symphony several years ago (unfortunately the concert was snowed out and couldn’t be rescheduled) and I always got goosebumps at this exact spot. It’s beyond words to describe how great is this music.

    • @bertrandrussel3680
      @bertrandrussel3680 2 года назад +2

      he moves from Amin/Cmajor to A#major/C#minor

    • @GerardoHeredia
      @GerardoHeredia Год назад

      Dimensional change ❤

  • @anssikorhonen6568
    @anssikorhonen6568 Год назад +1

    I absolutely lovely the way Karajan et co. do the ending of the first movement. This recording is as good as Bernstein and New York Philharmonic. Great stuff

  • @jonaspfister682
    @jonaspfister682 7 лет назад +9

    Just a beautiful piece.

  • @giginorman1955
    @giginorman1955 2 года назад +5

    Toast to karajan and the
    B P O y'all made me cry!!!

  • @sebguillet
    @sebguillet 6 лет назад +8

    Une symphonie tellement puissante. Qui rebondit sans arrêt.

  • @oscarsimmons5238
    @oscarsimmons5238 6 лет назад +15

    This pieces build up is sensational, even better is its climax.

  • @carlozanandrea2889
    @carlozanandrea2889 3 года назад +7

    Il respiro della Terra...

  • @Dylonely_9274
    @Dylonely_9274 2 года назад +4

    One of the best ending, yes so much vibes

  • @prto2243
    @prto2243 3 года назад +2

    Beautiful 😍

  • @robinblankenship9234
    @robinblankenship9234 2 месяца назад +2

    Some of the most honest music ever composed.

    • @Dionysus_333
      @Dionysus_333 23 дня назад

      That’s a beautiful way to describe it.

  • @geraldnorman9437
    @geraldnorman9437 2 года назад +2

    A glorious warm
    performance!!!!

  • @wardhilgers6217
    @wardhilgers6217 3 года назад +4

    Top score on the 5th for sure!!

  • @richardjohns8617
    @richardjohns8617 3 месяца назад +1

    Sibelious moves me like no other. His music contains the Four Elements of Land, Air, Fire, and Water: the essence of Finnish geographical solitude.

  • @henrycbrenner114
    @henrycbrenner114 4 года назад +14

    Starts slow but really picks up around nine minutes. The ending of the first movement, one of my favorite parts, is really fast. I like this performance. I like the images from nature but I don't think the pictures of nuclear power plants belong. I don't see this piece as representing man against nature.

  • @Amourtendresse
    @Amourtendresse 7 месяцев назад +1

    Musique grandiose, fabuleusement belle, à l'image de la nature qui l'a très certainement inspiré... Frissons garantis ❣️..🙏🎶❤️🎶✨

  • @Lilac2024-y6s
    @Lilac2024-y6s 8 месяцев назад

    ついこの間、この曲をライブで初めて聴く機会があり、大変感動しました!3楽章で指揮者の方はこのアニメーションの白鳥の様に羽ばたいておられました🥰✨
    ライブで、3楽章が印象に残りましたが、「えっ」この3楽章何拍子?と思いましたが、スコア付きの動画で納得しました。2拍子→崩れ2拍子?(四分休符、2 1,2)→2分の3拍子なんですね!管楽器と弦楽器がずれているようで、不思議に感じました。2分の3拍子はゆっくりオールで船を漕ぐ感じや波の音?と思いました。戦争で負傷して船に乗っていた兵士が意識が朦朧とした中、遠くから味方のトランペットと幼い時に聴いた民謡が聴こえてきて、霧が晴れてきて母国が見えてきた。。。みたいに勝手に想像しています。(^^)トランペットの音程の難しい所は、chorubungen の48番 a を思い出しました(^^;) 28分あたりが心に深く刺さり、涙でました。さすがマエストロ!!! シェアありがとうございます。

  • @ГерманУстинов-з1х
    @ГерманУстинов-з1х 4 года назад +6

    Forever!!! 😁❤❗👍

  • @renato45222
    @renato45222 6 лет назад +11

    Un canto meraviglioso che evoca la sublime natura soccombente alla COSCIENTE E INTENZIONALE criminalità politico-economico-militare umana che ci sta annientando inesorabilmente. E' il canto sublime che annuncia la fine. L'interpretazione Karajan del 1976 è inarrivabile. Aveva ragione Glenn Gould.

    • @PUCCINIMUSICK
      @PUCCINIMUSICK 6 лет назад +4

      Sibelius è come Bruckner: Karajan lo toccava e ne dava l'Interpretazione indiscutibile, la più alta, la più profonda. La V, assieme alla VI , al Valse Triste e soprattutto alla IV Sinfonia (pur per me meno profonda della V) sono la dimostrazione di una affinità che appunto, per me, solo nel Bruckner estremo (nelle ultime 7ma e soprattutto 8va, per non parlare della 9na con i Berliner in cui orchestra e direttore si odiano palesemente eppure producono un risultato immane) trovano un paragone. E forse in certo Strauss, in certo Beethoven e in certo Mozart, per non parlare di Brahms e Tschaikowsky. Ma questa V resta un'oasi di strepitosa, profonda, inarrivata ed inarrivabile bellezza, già "ombrata" dall'ultima struggente malinconia del Maestro, l'Unico Maestro.

    • @brunodelconte
      @brunodelconte 5 лет назад +1

      D'Accordo completamente !

  • @frankfriessnegg1303
    @frankfriessnegg1303 4 месяца назад

    That is the best version from him. Sad that there is no 3rd symphony recording of Karajan.

  • @deloor171
    @deloor171 Год назад +1

    What a Masterpiece! This is the most beautiful recording of Symphony 5!
    👑

  • @lonchaneyfanch9568
    @lonchaneyfanch9568 6 лет назад +7

    Magnifique

  • @prabhudhasivanson7110
    @prabhudhasivanson7110 Год назад +2

    Glorious

  • @BalbirSingh-gr2qk
    @BalbirSingh-gr2qk 3 года назад +10

    Best regards to the people of Finland. For great son like Jean Sibelius.

  • @raulosvaldogandini5502
    @raulosvaldogandini5502 Год назад +1

    extraordinaria version de la quinta de sibelius. extraordinario karajan.

  • @spacepatrolman
    @spacepatrolman 6 лет назад +16

    24:36 FH THEME

  • @kazimierzdudek1120
    @kazimierzdudek1120 2 года назад +2

    Coś niezwykle pięknego

  • @Emilien-hy3sy
    @Emilien-hy3sy 3 года назад +6

    This symphony deserves to be played way more just to hear the most ravishing modulation to C major

  • @dialecticsjunkie7653
    @dialecticsjunkie7653 3 года назад +5

    Listening to Sibelius' 5th Symphony always reminds me of the Ainulindale chapter from Tolkien's "Silmarillion" for some reason.

  • @MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist
    @MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist 3 года назад +2

    you get a sense of how difficult this music is by listening to the premiere recording from 1932 (Kajanus conducting the LSO) where the strings finish in the wrong place in the 1st mvt. No such accidents here!

    • @erika6651
      @erika6651 Год назад +1

      I'm giving this my 4th listen right now. It's like an amorphous cloud. 2% of it is fortefortissimo. The rest is hushed. The second movement is a pool of beauty in A Flat major inspired by Mahler's 2nd. I hear Bruckner's influence. It's hard to make out a real symphonic structure. I hear motivs, but I don't feel the entire composition as a whole yet.

  • @brian5154
    @brian5154 Год назад +3

    Middle Europe has never really "got " Sibelius, but in the English speaking world he is liked more than Beethoven, Bach, Mozart et all............

  • @christopermarkblunden9786
    @christopermarkblunden9786 5 лет назад +7

    made for god to listen to

  • @robertthomson9808
    @robertthomson9808 4 года назад +5

    The lovely theme from the final movement used by 80s pop group Strawberry Switchblade for their hit record, Since Yesterday.

    • @barbarasmith6005
      @barbarasmith6005 3 года назад +1

      Also stolen by a well-known minimalist composer.

    • @colinmcgregor6384
      @colinmcgregor6384 3 года назад +1

      And the summer classic hit Beach Baby by First Class .

    • @suecondon1685
      @suecondon1685 3 года назад +1

      Yes! Wow, thank you, never knew this!

  • @josephnoelsolina982
    @josephnoelsolina982 2 года назад +1

    At the start of the first movement, the music reminds me of Richard Wagner's overtures. I can't identify one at this moment. It sounds like it for a certain time. Sibelius perhaps had heard of Wagner or was it quite obvious he was influenced by the latter.

  • @benvacha1254
    @benvacha1254 3 года назад +3

    What's up the the nuclear reactors?

  • @EvanJHagen
    @EvanJHagen 3 года назад +3

    Apparently Karajan performed this work more than any other by Sibelius...Karajan understood how amazing it is.

  • @richardduffin7993
    @richardduffin7993 3 года назад

    Reference my last comment this refers to the missing timpani part at 24.35 in this recording. Thanks.

  • @spacepatrolman
    @spacepatrolman 6 лет назад +5

    24:33 PEDAL TONES

  • @noriemeha
    @noriemeha 5 лет назад +5

    The interesting thing about this composer is how he divided the House of Received & Accepted Western Music Making of the 20th century. For that alone his contribution to it is worth a look. Anything that upsets the intellectual establishment is a justifiable focus years after its event. Of course, it can be argued, the thinking composers of the head won and Sibelius shut up. And popular music (of the heart) occupied the ground evacuated by Big music. Result: we got Holly, the Beatles, Rice & Weber etc. So who's complaining? Head music is alive and well on life support provided by arts councils and folks like music.

    • @brianpecull8571
      @brianpecull8571 4 года назад

      When my dad heard me playing this he said I was wrong in the head but I love it

  • @TarunoNafs
    @TarunoNafs Год назад +2

    I found the video very silly and unnecessary, but thank you for uploading the music.

  • @aguador67
    @aguador67 7 лет назад +7

    I specially like "Thor's Hammer" (13:26). I think that, if not other, this symphony could be called "Sibelius' Eroica". Bad for DGG, however.

    • @jamisondavid100
      @jamisondavid100 6 лет назад

      "Thor's Hammer" is supposed to be a trumpet theme in the allegro molto.

    • @aguador67
      @aguador67 4 года назад

      @@jamisondavid100 Maybe you're right. But it's my impression that at 13:26 below the trumpet's theme, the French horn section is "hammering" so much :)

  • @jamespaine7152
    @jamespaine7152 2 года назад +1

    This is my favorite symphony by anyone. I like this recording very much, but I prefer Karajan"s 1965 DG performance.

  • @dielotosblume1205
    @dielotosblume1205 Год назад +1

    23:11 3rd mov.

  • @SteveMillikan
    @SteveMillikan 2 года назад

    Sounds like it's in the neighborhood of A = 448! Seems very unlikely it was recorded that way.

  • @ciupenhauer
    @ciupenhauer 3 года назад +5

    you lost me at the flying geese with nuclear plant backdrop

    • @TarunoNafs
      @TarunoNafs Год назад +4

      And the lady jumping around in a misty forest

  • @сергейсимуков
    @сергейсимуков 4 года назад +1

    Круто! Орск слушает!

  • @briancuthbertson6448
    @briancuthbertson6448 4 года назад +2

    The string players in particular can't bear Sibelius. He gives them tennis elbow. But hey, the effect is awesome.

  • @anandabraham1792
    @anandabraham1792 Год назад +1

    Sebelius loved nature according to his bio in Wikipedia

  • @mariorossi9655
    @mariorossi9655 6 лет назад +4

    5:23 8:53 13:21

  • @myriaddsystems
    @myriaddsystems 4 года назад +5

    Always prefer northern landscapes

  • @alexkije
    @alexkije 2 года назад

    Sibelius could have done a lot more with a brief but wondrous passage about 9 minutes into mvnt 1. Sounded to me like a majestic wave hitting the shore.

  • @thetechnocrat4979
    @thetechnocrat4979 2 года назад

    Why do I get the feeling that Henry's theme in Thomas and Friends was inspired by this piece?

  • @andrewroberts8139
    @andrewroberts8139 4 года назад +2

    Interesting vid - what would you even call it, a montage? Why the dancer?

  • @tgis82
    @tgis82 Год назад

    아~~ 좋구나

  • @richardduffin7993
    @richardduffin7993 3 года назад

    Where are the timpani in the finale just before the "Swan Theme" enters !

  • @myriaddsystems
    @myriaddsystems 4 года назад

    I love that main image at 26:50 - Gorgeous!

  • @mikepastor.k6233
    @mikepastor.k6233 Месяц назад

    The swan hymn 😮

  • @kathleenbreed220
    @kathleenbreed220 5 месяцев назад +1

    Lovely music but terrible accompanying pictures!

  • @StephenFlynn-xl2fw
    @StephenFlynn-xl2fw 9 месяцев назад

    If you play it backwards it says "Tchaikovsky is dead."

  • @chaoqiang2010
    @chaoqiang2010 3 месяца назад

    Males me want to visit his h9me country, Finland.

  • @freddietick7816
    @freddietick7816 2 года назад

    24:30

  • @robinmiller9865
    @robinmiller9865 3 года назад +2

    H von K indisputably the best conductor of Sibelius.......the composer thought so too!

  • @PsyCodeqz
    @PsyCodeqz Год назад

    13:00-14:00

  • @LucyEvans-w4d
    @LucyEvans-w4d 2 дня назад

    !

  • @cuneorama
    @cuneorama 5 лет назад

    This guy should sue the OA

  • @catherinemalian9558
    @catherinemalian9558 2 года назад +2

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