Schoenberg: Gurre-Lieder / Rattle · Berliner Philharmoniker

Full-length concert: www.digitalconc... Arnold Schoenberg: Gurre-Lieder / Sir Simon Rattle, conductor · Nicolas Fink, chorus master · Rundfunkchor Berlin · MDR Rundfunkchor Leipzig · WDR Rundfunkchor Köln · Kor Vest Bergen · Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie, 27 October 2013
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[@simonragnarson22]

1:23 this sequence is some of the most genius post wagnerian harmony ive ever heard. Such a huge leap from brightness too darknes through that cromatisism. What a thrilling yet somber moment.

[@lucasgust7720]

Slavoj Žižek brought me here.

[@itznoxy7193]

Isn't that the crazy communist weirdo with a voice like donald duck?

[@I.amthatrealJuan]

From what video?

[@lucasgust7720]

@@I.amthatrealJuan it's titled "Down with ideology? - Talk with Slavoj Žižek | Sternstunde Philosophie | SRF Kultur". He considered this piece to be his favourite one.

[@BastianSteffens]

me too :D

[@billigerfusel]

Same, lol

[@markusmusikstube]

Die Blechbläser mit Gábor Tarkövi einfach magisch!

[@OlavoLuisatto]

Congratulations Sir Simon Rattle and Berliner Philharmoniker. Wonderful. BRZ/São Paulo State.

[@lionelmercier1]

Ende der Tonalität grossartig!

[@fernandorivera3049]

I imagine that after this, he made himself aware that romantic style complexity was not the way anymore, and became more abstract and novel. Anyway, he was very able with this kind of composition. It's really beautiful.

[@ilyassbouioitlan7701]

Gloriously majestic & utterly beautiful!

[@MiaFeigelsonGallery]

Simply unbelievable !!!!

[@jeffreymiller4814]

Watch Ozawa and Boston SO with Jessye Norman, Tatiana Troyanos, and James McCracken in his greatest ever performance. The chorus is spectacular and not a piece of sheet music to be seen. They were totally MEMORIZED.

[@TheStockwell]

Well, I know what we'll be watching after dinner, tonight! The Digital Concert Hall has an even longer series of clips from this concert. This is going to be thrilling.
The last time I heard this work performed, it was in San Francisco under Edo de Waart. The speaker who read the penultimate poem was Hans Hotter!

[@Josefrainer]

The Digital Concert Hall has the entire concert of two hours duration. With the absolutely incredible Soile Isokoski as Tove and the wonderful Karen Cargill. Three choirs and more soloists.

[@NicoleHupkau]

Bewegend, berührend. Grandios

[@martinmatiske]

Touching

[@bondo5696]

Wishing I could sing.
Thanks for this
Wolf

[@andyadler]

Pretty cruel to end this excerpt before the astonishing climax.

[@josef4692]

Compared to this everything looks like chamber music.

[@DieFlabbergast]

"So, Herr Schoenberg, what instruments would you like, and how many?"
Schoenberg: "Yes."

[@sutherndudetx]

Oh... wow...!!!
Which movement is this?

[@arkticheskiy]

this is the very end, they cut 1 min before the last sound ...

[@elspallan]

arkticheskiy A

[@AP-dd3xp]

arkticheskiy it’s just like a porn ad...cut right before the important conclusion.

[@joesoy9185]

This reminds me of Mass Of Life by Delius.

[@lavanderlies9867]

tengo que hacer un trabajo de musica sobre esta cancion y sinceramente no tengo ni idea de nada asik si alguien sabe algo sobre esta obra y me puede echar una mano :333
grax

[@PosauneundPapier]

After all of that time, Schönberg finally uses the alto trombone after its near-complete absence in a 'modern' composition

[@zivkakomlenac6485]

Beauty...

[@soadfan]

oh man

[@pixulita]

How'd it die

[@josippavelic6390]

Spitz

[@CoraKantaty]

Rattle wie Tamaran(//∇//)♡♡

[@eyadtizene5587]

Esto es lo q menos me importa de la vida y va el profe y lo pone d deberes

[@GUILLOM]

Ok

[@andrewnguyen1220]

Gurrelieder is a fantastic fantasy classical music of nonsense ever

[@segmentsAndCurves]

nice

[@youyouulf]

Big is not necessarily good.

[@leocadieux6781]

In this case, it IS 😃

[@radix1978]

Slavoj Žižek brought me here.