I found a brand new appreciation for Daniel Barenboim after watching this. I have always had a great admiration for him but I am extremely prejudice when it comes to Beethoven's 9th after years of listening, watching and twice attending live in Berlin and Chicago, with Herbert Von Karajan and Leonard Bernstein. Those men casted a giant shadow in the classical music world but as the time passes, others must eventually pick up their torches and continue the divine journey of these timeless masterpieces. Bravo to Mr. Barenboim, must have lost a few pounds through sweating! Without sheets? Memorized all the lyrics? Didn't even know he spoke German! Kudos sir. Bravo to extremely young yet exceptionally talented musicians. A few side notes: Frau Angela Denoke (Soprano) was way off more than a few times! Herr Burkahrd Fritz (Tenor) left most of his consonants unfinished. Kudos to Bass; Rene Pape and Mezzo-Soprano Waltraud Meier. I have never seen the orchestra being arranged this way, I.E. Cellos in center? Pretty interesting. Overall I give this performance %93. Thank you Deutsche Welle for this presentation.
What an amazingly happy world it would be if people all over the world could sing Beethoven’s 9th “ Ode to Joy ” all together holding each other’s hands with the feelings as honest as children, Unite their hearts as “One” and live in peace …….
It does have that effect. I was trying to write something like that but I thought I better scroll through the comments first in case someone said it better than I could. Well I found your comment in about 2 seconds. You articulated it rather well I thought.
Bethoven wrote this in an unfree system and today, in our free world, this is being negated again by social media. Humanity does not want to be brothers (and sisters), but to hate each other, as Trump, Musk and other right-wingers want.
Barenboim has issued a statement saying that he is stepping down due to having been diagnosed with a severe neurological disease. It broke my heart to see a legend make such an announcement. God bless you Daniel.
Barenboi will always be remember as one of the greatest conductors of all times, after all his interpretations are always so beautiful and historically accurate.
Our daughter is 8 and has severe autism. She almost non-verbal yet she seems to understand this piece. It helped her redirect from having a loud screaming behavior. This piece expresses so much about the human condition without words.
Autism is hard to deal with. Might I recommend when they are screechy or clearly overwhelmed, a dark quiet room can help. Because on average autistic people persevere 8 times as much stimulation. So lights and sound are the biggest enemy. Hope this helps.
My son is at the severe end of the autistic spectrum and is non verbal with behavioural problems. All you can do is be patient with her so that her anxiety level don' increase. It is hard, I know, Ondrej is nearly 18.
@@Alan-r6r5n It's great to hear from another autism mom, especially one farther on the journey than us. I've been doing homeschool with Amy and it's beautiful to see her learning and loving to read. She's singing a lot now and loves music as much as ever. Patience is key like you say. It's a form of love. Best wishes to you and your son!
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. may peace and calmness fill your life. ❤
I was visiting the most beautiful tropical cloud forest in Costa Rica. A place that will die out and turn into a desert land in about 30 years due to climate change...And I became a sad man...Randomly I came to see this video, read your comment...Why should we live in despair? We got lucky to see the beautiful thing the universe gifted us for this very little time we are living. I can go in peace knowing that the world will continue its course of creation an destruction and creation again...Without me, Without anyone of us...Without humanity because we are not needed at all
Musician/comedian/etc Bill Bailey mentions this in one of his comedy shows. Everybody remembers these songs. People who survive a plane crash and are stranded in the mountains for months aren't singing trash pop by [Generic Boy Band]. Even stuff as recent as Gloria Gaynor has more lasting power than what you hear coming out these days. But this? This wasn't just some ear-worm cash-grab in its day. This was a genius showing off. Which I'm okay with, really.
excerpts form "Beethoven's Ninth: Reactions vary over the centuries" When he conducted the premiere, Beethoven couldn't hear a note of it. Few in the audience knew he was deaf until the music ended, and he continued to wave his arms. He had to be turned toward the audience to see the tumultuous applause. Beethoven's Ninth was not a runaway best seller when it was first performed in 1824 and even throughout the 19th Century. "Monstrous," thundered a respected critic of Beethoven's day. "...very much like Yankee Doodle," sniffed a Providence, R.I. newspaper in 1868. "Unspeakable cheapness," declared Boston's Musical Record in 1899.
Il DIO APOLLO, che inspira la musica, e anche IL DIO della medicina... la Sua musica e VITA ed e per sempre.... ❤️💞... I compositori sono dei "canali" tramite i qualli LUI si manifesta... ed essi non si preocupano per il futuro... come tutti gli artisti...! ❤️.... e noi dicciamo che sono immortali...ed e vero, perche e IL DIO che si e manifestato ! 💫❤️
Beethoven once told a Prince, "Prince, what you are, you are through chance and birth; what I am, I am through my own labor. There are many princes and there will continue to be thousands more, but there is only one Beethoven." So I'm of the opinion that were he to be asked on his thoughts of his music being played and celebrated nearly 200 years later, he would say something to the effect of "As it should be!"
Beethoven 9 is the epitome of music, the embodiment of the human nature; joy, happiness, sadness, suffering, passion, indifference, brotherhood, betrayal and just about anything that makes human life so significant and cherished despite how useless we are in the grand scheme of things... In my opinion, this piece will always be the most genius work any person has ever created - period. Beethoven; the hero who won victory in his battle against destiny and fate - truly transcending above the limits of mortal passion...❤
I cannot agree with you more. Pure genius, and *the* most beautiful piece of music everwritten. This performance moved me to tears. Long live the brilliance of Beethoven.
Wow! What a great summary. Can’t think of a better way to try and describe this masterpiece. Sometimes words are not enough but you got very close. Bravo!
On May 7, 1824, Ludwig van Beethoven s 9 th symphony premiered in Vienna which is considered a magnificent work and which is relevant for today s time. Today, the entire musical world is commemorating the 200 th anniversary of the release of this magnificent work
Did not realize that. It means the volume control will be set on "11" for this today. Have sometimes wondered if the first audience, listening to the first 40 seconds or so, thought they were hearing the orchestra tuning up.
What a fantastic orchestra, the enthusiasm, dedication and virtuosity is a tribute to how people from such different backgrounds can overcome everything just for the love of music.❤
The most incredible thing about the Ninth Symphony is that, after so many bad TV commercials, so much stupid advertising, so much misuse that has been made of it, every time you listen to it again the miracle occurs of getting excited as if it were the first time. time you listen to it.
I feel that about the 6th. The Ren & Stimpy cartoon show liked to use its 4th movement a bit for hilarious effect LOL. I love the 6th but you can't go past the 9th - it's a masterpiece. Remember when Audi were flogging Vivaldi concertos?
From my childhood, the 9th symphony always my sources of comfort, encouragement, my enchilada of emotions. Now a 70 years not so old man, sick lying on bed, giving me the most relief from sufferings, with even more HOPE for me and all humanity.
This is THE BEST performance of Beethoven's Symphony 9 I have ever heard. This composition is my life's anthem. Since 1976. I'm 64 now. Incredible. Who says Germans aren't emotional? Jesus, this video blows that misconception away.
He was very deep - transported, and in an altered state by the finish. I have never seen such devotion to a piece in a conductor. As if it was only ever to be performed once and this was that one performance. Exquisite.
Agree with you. By the way, Just listening to that last 20 minutes doesn't seem to make me feel the magnificence of this music that I always play from the very beginning.
Beethoven is mesmerizing, not only to the audience, but to each and every member of the orchestra and chorus. Hats off to Daniel Barenboim who founded this orchestra, integrating Israelis and Arabs, all united by the power of music.
Nossa que maravilha saber disso num momento tão triste do conflito em Israel! A música une todos nós! Ao ouvir essa orquestra com seu maestro sou levada a contemplar como Deus é maravilhoso e grandioso!
He heard in his head. When asked how he thought up all this music. He said "I don't. It comes from the heavens." He also had serious drinking problem. Over 200 yrs. Later everyday someplace in the world someone plays his music.. thanks Ludwig ! Love you
I’m a 23 year old guy and now make habit of listening to this music more than secular music 🎼 🎶 it brings a great peace to my heart and my ears are dancing. Thanks for making this music available 😊
you may have a spiritual experience listening to this symphony (as many of us do), but it IS secular music. It is not religious music. It is music about the triumph of the then revolutionary bourgeoisie over the ordered and preordained forces of musical classicism and socioeconomic feudalism.
Did you guys realised that the conductor Daniel Barenboim has NO Music note front of him that means He is memerized the whole Symphony , Every single music note is in his heart in his mind 👍 only Genius can do🙇♀️
Keep in mind that the musicians will keep playing almost no matter what the conductor does. It is almost as if you were waving a stick in front of your stereo. It is a common misconception that the conductor is somehow "playing" the orchestra like a piano. The conductor's main job is as a rehearsal coach. By the time you get to the concert his job is mostly done. Many of them put on a good show at concerts and some of them are inspiring the musicians to play their best. Most of them have oversized egos and take as much of the credit as people will give them.
@@TreeSymphony52 Are you a conductor? Or have you worked under many different conductors or attended rehearsals with some of the great conductors as I have? My point is that most people overestimate the importance of the conductor. They usually have the biggest egos and will take all the credit and are not necessarily the most accomplished musicians. Your"wrong answer" response lacks nuance and shows a lack of experience with the orchestral dynamic.
@@TreeSymphony52 One of THE most impressive conductors I ever witnessed was Claudio Abbado. He had real leadership skills and possessed humility, which was unusual in this big ego field. His approach brought out the musicians dedication and love of the music, and they worked together to bring about amazing performances, with everyone on board to bring about the best possible performance. This kind of synergy is rare in the human experience and when tapped into is transmitted to the audience as a rare, uplifting and entrancing experience. There are only a few conductors that can bring this kind of intention to their work, inspiring their team to create magic.
Maestro has two sons. One is first violinist in this orchestra, the other one is a famous DJ in the Berlin night life. And he talks so proudly about both of them 😂❤️
While I’m listening to this piece of music I’ve wonderd ……What an amazingly happy world it would be if people all over the world could sing Beethoven’s 9th “ Ode to Joy ” all together holding each other’s hands with the feelings as honest as children, Unite their hearts as “One” and live in peace …….
@@johnlewis-nk1jsEr ein bod ymhell oddi wrth ein gilydd, mae’n teimlo ein bod wedi ysgwyd llaw diolch i’r bont o empathi. Diolch am yr ateb o Gymru.
"At a certain place in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, for example, he might feel that he is floating above the earth in a starry dome, with the dream of immortality in his heart; all the stars seem to glimmer around him, and the earth seems to sink ever deeper downwards." Friedrich Nietzsche
The world is in such turmoil now. Everywhere there is hate and anger. Beethoven promised a better future but only if people would just stop and listen. Here, there is no hate, no injustice, no war, no anger just joy and peace. It's a reminder of what we are in essence when we listen to our hearts. It's a reminder that we still have some way to go but in the meantime, I can sit here and listen to this beautiful majestic music in peace knowing for this moment that future is now.
I do, too. Every. Single. Time. I remember listening to the piece in the car on the 10th anniversary of the Berlin wall coming down. I was then, as I am now, in Fairbanks, Alaska. I never wanted to be home in Berlin as much as I did at that moment.
Bravo!!! This music is forever and always the epitome of mankind has to offer. The brilliance of what Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and all the others brought to us is surely a gift. Brovo again to the West Eastern Divan Orchestra and Conductor Daniel Barenboim. Thank you. Peace to you all.
Beethoven's ninth is one of my all-time favorite classical pieces. I have listened to Ode to Joy frequently during the past year and a half as I have battled cancer and other health issues. It has helped me through some rough times. I could listen to the 9th every day!
Hy David I trust you will win this fight. If I had to give words to describe the Gran Finale of 4 th movement 9 symphony the world woul be. -A request made with all the soul for humanity to unite to become like brother'. A request where he ask with all his strength. Listen it my friend when you need Power
I loved this performance of "The Ninth" for a few reasons. First, the music by Beethoven is brilliant. Second, the performances by the musicians and singers was fantastic! And third, I so very much enjoyed the camera work that showed the emotions of the all the performers - especially the conductor, Daniel Barenboim.. That is really living in the moment. Thanks for sharing this wonderful music.
Peace... Alle Menschen werden Brüder, (German) ....all men will live as brothers...well, maybe not in our generation, but someday, if only in heaven....
What an amazingly happy world it would be if people all over the world could sing Beethoven’s 9th “ Ode to Joy ” all together, unite their hearts as “One”, and live in peace
So true! Right now I'm listening to it while contemplating the times; the world's pandemic, racism in America, the political division that we face, the horrible insurrection, corruption, & dishonesty that we've recently seen. This is a time like no other, & my generation, the "generation x" has seen many things that mankind has never seen. Yet this piece is so soothing to me as I continue on with all of the bravery that I have. I stay strong with my head held high, ready to face the world in 2021.
I. Allegro ma non troppo, un poco maestoso [00:40] II. Scherzo: Molto vivace - Presto [17:54] III. Adagio molto e cantabile [29:59] IV. Ode to Joy [47:12]
We can only suspect how hard it was for Beethoven to compose this masterpiece symphony without hearing any notes. He presented his finished score to friends only to tune the volume of the various instruments.
However, he heard the pitch of all the notes in his mind. Volume is only to make the balance between notes better, but the sound itself is the same, whether it's loud or quiet.
@@silverlinings3946 Just imagine having to orchestrate so many instruments, balancing the French horns and percussions, yet keeping violins expressive throughout the adagio's musical phrasing.... A true masterpiece: a first choral symphony which could not fail ! As an example, consider the same difficulty in painting. Late in his life, Monet lost part of his vision, due to cataract & glaucoma. Yet, he still had to paint to make ends meet. His colours became more agressive and weren't as delicate as those of his youth. Somehow, he did not managed his visual handicap.
@Ray Fan, Well, so far it's getting off to a great start with complete usirpation, well-funded media and governance bold-faced lies and the continuation of wars of covert aggression against the docile populations.
Soy un arquitecto chileno que ama la música clásica desde niño cuando escuchaba los discos 33 1/3 que ponía mi madre. Daniel Barenboim es un artista impresionante, tanto como pianista o como profesor, o como director de orquesta...pero lo más maravilloso que pienso que ha realizado es la idea de crear una orquesta de jóvenes israelíes y árabes como esta West-Eastern Divan Orchestra. Interpretar a Wagner en Israel, pese a muchas oposiciones, demostró que la música es un arte independiente de la política y que había que ser más abiertos respecto a ello. Lo admiro profundamente y creo que no ha recibido los elogios que debiera por lo que ha logrado.
I heard this whole thing just thinking that if I were asked to show anything to describe humanity to an alien, I would show Beethoven's Symphony no. 9. Beautiful!
Beethoven's 9th is timeless. It is a like an absolutely clearest diamond that sparkles with unmatched brilliant colors. God saved Beethoven's 9th to be his greatest accomplishment.
One of the greatest musical works ever composed. Never ceases to amaze, the scope and imagination of Beethoven, who had long since lost his hearing. What a remarkable human being he must have been. Growing up with a bullying, drunken father and looking like a neglected boy at school, piano prodigy, early compositions, already head of the family aged 18, the deaths in infancy of four of his siblings, being a young court musician, the mood swings, the denial of love in order to dedicate himself to his music, the battle for custody of his nephew, the political upheavals, the deafness. A genius who is my co-favourite composer with Mozart. This Symphony no 9 once discovered early in life becomes a lifelong friend. I also love the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 6th and 7th symphonies and the piano sonatas, the later ones take us off on a spiritual journey. Would love to hear what everyone's favourite Beethoven works are, in addition to this one of course !
Hi. I really resonate with your answer. As I just found out about Beethoven and his inspiring, magnificent and beautiful legacy, I really love to hear sonatas and symphonies I didn´t hear before. Right now I was totally amazed by this piece, sonata no. 23 (appassionata) and the Moonlight Sonata. I also started to play the piano and the first piece I learned was "Für Elise" which I also enjoy. I am thankful beyond words to have the possibility to enjoy his genius masterpieces. It´s amazing to see that one can overcome great difficulties in life and use all of his suffering and pain for something greater and good. Thank you for sharing your opinion and your impuls. I wish you all the best. Erik.
Os compositores citados pertencem a diferentes momentos da hitoria da humanidade. cada um deles foi maior no seu tempo. O resto eh como diz G. Rosa: pao ou paes eh questao de opiniaes
Грандиозная и величественная симфония гениального композитора! Дирижер и оркестр как единый организм,что говорит о высоком профессионализме и трудолюбием. Я восхищена таким великолепным исполнением всемирного шедевра Людвига вам Бетховена. Низкий поклон дирижеру, оркестру и певцам.
*La primera vez que oí esta sinfonía fue en las afueras de un centro comercial que tenía siempre prendida la TV del aparador. La estaba transmitiendo una televisora cultural que ya no existe. No sabía que era una obra de Beethoven, pero me quedé sin aliento oyendo lo que parecía ser voces de ángeles. Era todavía un adolescente. Se me empaparon los ojos de lágrimas.*
@@edgardarangomolina6469 *Parece mentira, pero todavía me produce la misma reacción el escuchar esta sinfonía. En aquel tiempo era un muchacho de 17 años, y hoy tengo 75.*
I am sure that Beethoven was very proud of these musicians for performing his final symphony. Beethoven's 9th Symphony is one of my favorite masterpieces I have ever listened to in recent memory.
Heureuse d'entendre cette si belle symphonie en ce début 2022 et jouée par The West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, ce si merveilleux orchestre, porteur d'espoir, dirigé par Daniel Barenboim. Longue vie à lui et à ces merveilleux jeunes interprètes qui accomplissent ainsi une mission de paix.
It's such a beautiful moment @ 1:01:50 when the conductor relaxes for a few seconds and looks over the orchestra with such happiness and pride and peace like all of the rehearsals and hard work and years of practice and joy, sweat and tears - everything - everything came together at that one moment, that culmination of the beauty of humanity and it's just such a cool thing to see. 🙏🏼
The conductor was definitely tense. The orchestra and choir did a phenomenal job with a complex, emotional piece, culminating in " Freude." Magnificent job.
Agree entirely. The 9th and WAMozart Rquiem can truly separate the soul from the earthly body and take us directly to heaven, magically, peacefully, wonder and float before gliding down like clouds, rain and fog to settle us back to ground in harmony with the universe, and yes, the rain is mixed with tears of agony and joy.
I absolutely love what this orchestra can do for music and for humanity. I hope these young musicians realize what role they can play in bringing peace to such a troubled part of the world. Daniel Barenboim is a visionary genius. I remember seeing him conduct the Berlin Philharmonic and then walk across the street to a different venue and play tango. It was brilliant.
Happy Birthday, Beethoven! He is my favorite (by far!) composer. His 9th Symphony is transformative. It’s an absolute MASTERPIECE! (IMO/for me) it is the most powerful, amazing, magnificent, complex pieces of music ever written. Listening to it transports me into another world…brings me to tears, takes my breath away, etc. It is truly an experience! Thank you for posting and sharing this beautiful performance.
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Un compositor donde su musica salió de lo mas recóndito de su ser y llegó a sus oyentes a lo mas profundo de sus almas
What the f…….
E a minha sinfonia preferida !
Das Stimpt DosDopple!!
Thank you for not allowing commercials 🌹
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omg amen
Thank god for premium
I'm just amazed I was able to play the whole thing and it didn't get interrupted by a single Ad.
Me too! Beyond words just moving and beautiful.
I think RUclips may have some mechanism when playing musical videos? I found that almost every symphony video doesn't have ads in the middle
DW is public broadcast in Germany, they should not monetize their videos.
@@pierQRzt180 Never underestimate the greed of American captains of industry.
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I found a brand new appreciation for Daniel Barenboim after watching this. I have always had a great admiration for him but I am extremely prejudice when it comes to Beethoven's 9th after years of listening, watching and twice attending live in Berlin and Chicago, with Herbert Von Karajan and Leonard Bernstein. Those men casted a giant shadow in the classical music world but as the time passes, others must eventually pick up their torches and continue the divine journey of these timeless masterpieces.
Bravo to Mr. Barenboim, must have lost a few pounds through sweating! Without sheets? Memorized all the lyrics? Didn't even know he spoke German! Kudos sir.
Bravo to extremely young yet exceptionally talented musicians.
A few side notes:
Frau Angela Denoke (Soprano) was way off more than a few times!
Herr Burkahrd Fritz (Tenor) left most of his consonants unfinished.
Kudos to Bass; Rene Pape and Mezzo-Soprano Waltraud Meier.
I have never seen the orchestra being arranged this way, I.E. Cellos in center? Pretty interesting.
Overall I give this performance %93.
Thank you Deutsche Welle for this presentation.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
La mia dolcissima Verona sa essere crudele in luglio e agosto coi musicisti. Ma tutto è talmente bello......
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What an amazingly happy world it would be if people all over the world could sing Beethoven’s 9th “ Ode to Joy ” all together holding each other’s hands with the feelings as honest as children, Unite their hearts as “One” and live in peace …….
A very nice thought indeed!
It does have that effect. I was trying to write something like that but I thought I better scroll through the comments first in case someone said it better than I could. Well I found your comment in about 2 seconds.
You articulated it rather well I thought.
Bethoven wrote this in an unfree system and today, in our free world, this is being negated again by social media. Humanity does not want to be brothers (and sisters), but to hate each other, as Trump, Musk and other right-wingers want.
Beethoven's eternal gift to humanity
I agree.
Indeed!
Absolutely true. The 9th symphony is a gift from god passed down to humanity through Beethoven.
I could not say it better if I tried. Thank you.
It's like expressing the most beautiful feelings
I'm one of those whackos who's listened to every recording of the ninth in existence. This one is the best I've ever heard. Awesome!!!
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I agree. I can get ensconced in one piece for weeks sometimes, comparing three or four versions.
Pretty wild.
We can start a wacko club...me too
@@DWClassicalMusic I agree, Eddie! I’ve tried them all. This is the best!
Barenboim has issued a statement saying that he is stepping down due to having been diagnosed with a severe neurological disease. It broke my heart to see a legend make such an announcement. God bless you Daniel.
Straziante, sono italiana ma preferisco la sua interpretazione a quella del maestro Riccardo Muti
God bless you Daniel for the joy you have given us..many blessings Sally 💖
Barenboi will always be remember as one of the greatest conductors of all times, after all his interpretations are always so beautiful and historically accurate.
De acuerdo
So sad to hear this news. He is such a wonderful teacher. I will miss him.
Um grande Homem. Obrigado Beethovn.
Our daughter is 8 and has severe autism. She almost non-verbal yet she seems to understand this piece. It helped her redirect from having a loud screaming behavior. This piece expresses so much about the human condition without words.
Autism is hard to deal with. Might I recommend when they are screechy or clearly overwhelmed, a dark quiet room can help. Because on average autistic people persevere 8 times as much stimulation. So lights and sound are the biggest enemy. Hope this helps.
Oh that great. Would you tell us which specific segment of the 9th that she likes?
Beethoven's Ninth is an expression of philosophy with music, and only a comparatively part of it is words.
My son is at the severe end of the autistic spectrum and is non verbal with behavioural problems. All you can do is be patient with her so that her anxiety level don' increase. It is hard, I know, Ondrej is nearly 18.
@@Alan-r6r5n It's great to hear from another autism mom, especially one farther on the journey than us. I've been doing homeschool with Amy and it's beautiful to see her learning and loving to read. She's singing a lot now and loves music as much as ever. Patience is key like you say. It's a form of love. Best wishes to you and your son!
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. may peace and calmness fill your life. ❤
I was visiting the most beautiful tropical cloud forest in Costa Rica. A place that will die out and turn into a desert land in about 30 years due to climate change...And I became a sad man...Randomly I came to see this video, read your comment...Why should we live in despair? We got lucky to see the beautiful thing the universe gifted us for this very little time we are living. I can go in peace knowing that the world will continue its course of creation an destruction and creation again...Without me, Without anyone of us...Without humanity because we are not needed at all
Thank you so much!!!@@diegoulate6544
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Absolutely Impeccable Orchestrated performance Mr Barenboim. Thank you Sir this Magnificent Movement of Beethoven.
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Eh, do you really think it would sound different without him? Come one!
Amazing piece of art. Beethoven composed this marvel when he was completely deaf!
Yes, sadly, he never heard this beautiful masterpiece
In 10,000 years, this type of music will be played while all other music has long been forgotten.
Jealous of the humans that get to let a new alien species listen to this. Bliss to all 5 of their ears.
Musician/comedian/etc Bill Bailey mentions this in one of his comedy shows. Everybody remembers these songs. People who survive a plane crash and are stranded in the mountains for months aren't singing trash pop by [Generic Boy Band]. Even stuff as recent as Gloria Gaynor has more lasting power than what you hear coming out these days. But this? This wasn't just some ear-worm cash-grab in its day. This was a genius showing off. Which I'm okay with, really.
@@EdwardHowton piece not song
I hope so
Heaven melody 🎶 Bro!
One of the greatest accomplishments of the Western world right here folks
Beethoven does not belong to the Western world. He was a genius appointed by God. Biden, Churchill, or Trump have nothing in common with him.
Past that is gone, never to return
I always wonder if Beethoven would be amazed that his music is still played and enjoyed by so many people, 195 years after his death.
Interesting thought! He would certainly be amazed 😀
excerpts form "Beethoven's Ninth: Reactions vary over the centuries"
When he conducted the premiere, Beethoven couldn't hear a note of it. Few in the audience knew he was deaf until the music ended, and he continued to wave his arms. He had to be turned toward the audience to see the tumultuous applause.
Beethoven's Ninth was not a runaway best seller when it was first performed in 1824 and even throughout the 19th Century. "Monstrous," thundered a respected critic of Beethoven's day.
"...very much like Yankee Doodle," sniffed a Providence, R.I. newspaper in 1868.
"Unspeakable cheapness," declared Boston's Musical Record in 1899.
Il DIO APOLLO, che inspira la musica, e anche IL DIO della medicina... la Sua musica e VITA ed e per sempre.... ❤️💞... I compositori sono dei "canali" tramite i qualli LUI si manifesta... ed essi non si preocupano per il futuro... come tutti gli artisti...! ❤️.... e noi dicciamo che sono immortali...ed e vero, perche e IL DIO che si e manifestato ! 💫❤️
Beethoven once told a Prince, "Prince, what you are, you are through chance and birth; what I am, I am through my own labor. There are many princes and there will continue to be thousands more, but there is only one Beethoven."
So I'm of the opinion that were he to be asked on his thoughts of his music being played and celebrated nearly 200 years later, he would say something to the effect of "As it should be!"
@@hamiltonbeckett2391 Bravo, my friend.
Beethoven 9 is the epitome of music, the embodiment of the human nature; joy, happiness, sadness, suffering, passion, indifference, brotherhood, betrayal and just about anything that makes human life so significant and cherished despite how useless we are in the grand scheme of things... In my opinion, this piece will always be the most genius work any person has ever created - period. Beethoven; the hero who won victory in his battle against destiny and fate - truly transcending above the limits of mortal passion...❤
I cannot agree with you more. Pure genius, and *the* most beautiful piece of music everwritten. This performance moved me to tears. Long live the brilliance of Beethoven.
Hola: ¡Total y absolutamente de acuerdo. Beethoven es el más grande!
Wow! What a great summary. Can’t think of a better way to try and describe this masterpiece. Sometimes words are not enough but you got very close. Bravo!
Pure vérité. J'approuve vos éloges.
NOW WE HAVE wSSR FOR DEVELOP IN COLORS THE EVERMAKE GROUPS OF FEELINGS AS A LAW FOR FRIENDSHIP AND MARRIAGE CALLED MOAR
On May 7, 1824, Ludwig van Beethoven s 9 th symphony premiered in Vienna which is considered a magnificent work and which is relevant for today s time. Today, the entire musical world is commemorating the 200 th anniversary of the release of this magnificent work
Did not realize that. It means the volume control will be set on "11" for this today. Have sometimes wondered if the first audience, listening to the first 40 seconds or so, thought they were hearing the orchestra tuning up.
Could be the best performance of Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 ever.
@@sueboustead I agree with sue my wife.
What a fantastic orchestra, the enthusiasm, dedication and virtuosity is a tribute to how people from such different backgrounds can overcome everything just for the love of music.❤
Please feel better!!!!
Maestro Barenboim🎉❤❤
The most incredible thing about the Ninth Symphony is that, after so many bad TV commercials, so much stupid advertising, so much misuse that has been made of it, every time you listen to it again the miracle occurs of getting excited as if it were the first time. time you listen to it.
I feel that about the 6th. The Ren & Stimpy cartoon show liked to use its 4th movement a bit for hilarious effect LOL.
I love the 6th but you can't go past the 9th - it's a masterpiece.
Remember when Audi were flogging Vivaldi concertos?
❤❤ I am obsessed with #9, #9, #9...❤❤
From my childhood, the 9th symphony always my sources of comfort, encouragement, my enchilada of emotions. Now a 70 years not so old man, sick lying on bed, giving me the most relief from sufferings,
with even more HOPE for me and all humanity.
Get well sooner
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And Loving you
The music is uplifting. Hope you have fully recovered.
God bless you ! You don't know how I can understand you...
Are you feeling better?
70 years old is not real old.
I'm 69.
I hope you getting better. _()_
This is THE BEST performance of Beethoven's Symphony 9 I have ever heard. This composition is my life's anthem. Since 1976. I'm 64 now. Incredible. Who says Germans aren't emotional? Jesus, this video blows that misconception away.
Germans just take their emotions very seriously….
OMG.. is only me, or is anyone else crying?? that touched me so hard...
You're not alone.
Me too...
Me too...
Miss Cardoso....I am crying......
and I am not even listening.....true.
Just the thought of all the potential.
.....do you understand ?? m.c.
eu também Daniela 🇧🇷
Daniel Barenboim is the right person for Beethoven's masterpieces. Fact:He couducted this Epic symphony without the score. What a Legend.
Был такой дирижер - Караян. Посмотрите и послушайте, как это зделал он.
Amazing
He was very deep - transported, and in an altered state by the finish. I have never seen such devotion to a piece in a conductor. As if it was only ever to be performed once and this was that one performance. Exquisite.
Because of this feeling of the last 20 minutes of this performance, I decided to be a musician. Nothing in the world can replace that feeling for me
Wow I hope you succeed in your wildest imagination!
Pianos music
lucky you... to choose music studying in italy means to be forgotten by your country in 99% of cases. given this -ludwig 's number one
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Agree with you. By the way, Just listening to that last 20 minutes doesn't seem to make me feel the magnificence of this music that I always play from the very beginning.
Beethoven is mesmerizing, not only to the audience, but to each and every member of the orchestra and chorus. Hats off to Daniel Barenboim who founded this orchestra, integrating Israelis and Arabs, all united by the power of music.
Nossa que maravilha saber disso num momento tão triste do conflito em Israel!
A música une todos nós!
Ao ouvir essa orquestra com seu maestro sou levada a contemplar como Deus é maravilhoso e grandioso!
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유튜브에 번역기능으로 해석이 가능하니 걱정말고 토론하시길
대한민국에서 ,,,😊❤
모든국가가 종교를 정치로 연결해서
정당 또는 개인의 이익을 취하는 일이 사라졌으면 좋겠읍니다 힘없는 서민들의 죽음만 늘어날뿐,,,,,,,,,
Powerful
Israel the teacher of the world, God's chosen people.
The cellist smiling into the camera took me by surprise 😄. Great performance!
Came down to see if anyone else noticed 🤣
At 49:05 for anyone wondering
All foccused in her performance, a great musician... and still a little girl... yes, it was so nice!
I think the camera took *her* by surprise!
Elle a eu un très joli mais fugace sourire.... je pense aussi qu'elle a été surprise par le caméraman 😎
He heard in his head. When asked how he thought up all this music. He said "I don't. It comes from the heavens." He also had serious drinking problem. Over 200 yrs. Later everyday someplace in the world someone plays his music.. thanks Ludwig ! Love you
When asked how he composes without being able to hear it, Beethoven said. " I do hear it. It is THE ONLY THING I HEAR. Always, constantly...."
Beethoven is eternal
I’m a 23 year old guy and now make habit of listening to this music more than secular music 🎼 🎶 it brings a great peace to my heart and my ears are dancing.
Thanks for making this music available 😊
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I'm all in with that statement ❤
you may have a spiritual experience listening to this symphony (as many of us do), but it IS secular music. It is not religious music. It is music about the triumph of the then revolutionary bourgeoisie over the ordered and preordained forces of musical classicism and socioeconomic feudalism.
5:31 5:36 @@lesmillett6144
Pailita no tiene nada de la música.pero es así talvez es ási
Did you guys realised that the conductor Daniel Barenboim has NO Music note front of him that means He is memerized the whole Symphony , Every single music note is in his heart in his mind 👍 only Genius can do🙇♀️
Keep in mind that the musicians will keep playing almost no matter what the conductor does. It is almost as if you were waving a stick in front of your stereo. It is a common misconception that the conductor is somehow "playing" the orchestra like a piano. The conductor's main job is as a rehearsal coach. By the time you get to the concert his job is mostly done. Many of them put on a good show at concerts and some of them are inspiring the musicians to play their best. Most of them have oversized egos and take as much of the credit as people will give them.
@@TreeSymphony52 Are you a conductor? Or have you worked under many different conductors or attended rehearsals with some of the great conductors as I have? My point is that most people overestimate the importance of the conductor. They usually have the biggest egos and will take all the credit and are not necessarily the most accomplished musicians. Your"wrong answer" response lacks nuance and shows a lack of experience with the orchestral dynamic.
@@TreeSymphony52 One of THE most impressive conductors I ever witnessed was Claudio Abbado. He had real leadership skills and possessed humility, which was unusual in this big ego field. His approach brought out the musicians dedication and love of the music, and they worked together to bring about amazing performances, with everyone on board to bring about the best possible performance. This kind of synergy is rare in the human experience and when tapped into is transmitted to the audience as a rare, uplifting and entrancing experience. There are only a few conductors that can bring this kind of intention to their work, inspiring their team to create magic.
@@leeingram5187 How to spot the communist.
Maestro has two sons. One is first violinist in this orchestra, the other one is a famous DJ in the Berlin night life. And he talks so proudly about both of them 😂❤️
Haha even the DJ one?
@@inorin5157 Why shouldn't he?
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The best version I’ve ever heard. Congratulations all.
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While I’m listening to this piece of music I’ve wonderd ……What an amazingly happy world it would be if people all over the world could sing Beethoven’s 9th “ Ode to Joy ” all together holding each other’s hands with the feelings as honest as children, Unite their hearts as “One” and live in peace …….
日本人の僕も同じ気持ちです
Totally agree (diolch o Gymru) many thanks from Wales.
@@johnlewis-nk1jsEr ein bod ymhell oddi wrth ein gilydd, mae’n teimlo ein bod wedi ysgwyd llaw diolch i’r bont o empathi. Diolch am yr ateb o Gymru.
Music is like a dream. One that I cannot hear.
-Beethoven
"At a certain place in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, for example, he might feel that he is floating above the earth in a starry dome, with the dream of immortality in his heart; all the stars seem to glimmer around him, and the earth seems to sink ever deeper downwards."
Friedrich Nietzsche
Beethoven was not of this planet. Thanks for Orchestra. Thanks for chorus. Thanks for conducter. Thanks for DW.
wonderful music!!! love from China
The world is in such turmoil now. Everywhere there is hate and anger. Beethoven promised a better future but only if people would just stop and listen. Here, there is no hate, no injustice, no war, no anger just joy and peace. It's a reminder of what we are in essence when we listen to our hearts. It's a reminder that we still have some way to go but in the meantime, I can sit here and listen to this beautiful majestic music in peace knowing for this moment that future is now.
I disagree. This music is full of rage and hurt, and I hear injustice and tragedy everywhere. But there is also hope.
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I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷 but always have been listening 🎶 to Beetouve music because it gives me to much pleasure 🙏
Free Palestine from apartheid Israel
Beethoven is magic. That final movement, with the full orchestra and choir, is so beautiful that it's painful. I sob every time.
I know that feeling so well.
Me too. It's actually a good feeling ... that music can move you to tears, but the final movement does almost all the time.
I do, too. Every. Single. Time. I remember listening to the piece in the car on the 10th anniversary of the Berlin wall coming down. I was then, as I am now, in Fairbanks, Alaska. I never wanted to be home in Berlin as much as I did at that moment.
@@CecileLardon Thanks for letting us share in that special moment with you!
Moi aussi , aucune musique ne me touche autant que celle de ce merveilleux Ludwig et en particulier le 4ème mouvement de cette oeuvre magistrale ❤❤❤
Bravo!!! This music is forever and always the epitome of mankind has to offer. The brilliance of what Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and all the others brought to us is surely a gift. Brovo again to the West Eastern Divan Orchestra and Conductor Daniel Barenboim. Thank you. Peace to you all.
le 3eme mouvement est tellement beau....à en pleurer
Л.Бетховену, Д. Баренбойму, Оркестру - БРАВО, ЧУДО!!!!!
Beethoven's ninth is one of my all-time favorite classical pieces. I have listened to Ode to Joy frequently during the past year and a half as I have battled cancer and other health issues. It has helped me through some rough times. I could listen to the 9th every day!
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Que maravilla ..Esta si fobia y la número 5 las mejores . R
Erizan la piel
Hy David I trust you will win this fight. If I had to give words to describe the Gran Finale of 4 th movement 9 symphony the world woul be. -A request made with all the soul for humanity to unite to become like brother'. A request where he ask with all his strength. Listen it my friend when you need Power
@@sergioolivieira5449 You have made my day!
David, I pray you are healing
I loved this performance of "The Ninth" for a few reasons. First, the music by Beethoven is brilliant. Second, the performances by the musicians and singers was fantastic! And third, I so very much enjoyed the camera work that showed the emotions of the all the performers - especially the conductor, Daniel Barenboim.. That is really living in the moment. Thanks for sharing this wonderful music.
Thank you for your kind compliments!
Daniel Darenboim is a really great musician and knows Beethoven very well, he has been playing Beethoven since He was a child
@@bettinajoseph3758 Thank you. I will search for more of his musical performances. Cheers from Canada.
@@allanmccalder5058 enjoy.... Greetings from Vienna, Austria
Wonderful commentary. Bless you.
Peace... Alle Menschen werden Brüder, (German) ....all men will live as brothers...well, maybe not in our generation, but someday, if only in heaven....
I'm a stoner rocker from the 70's and this stuff just blows my mind man it is really groovy .
Listen to some Mahler, especially the 1st, 3rd, and 5th symphonies. They are film scores before there was movies...
You outgrew the other stuff.
What an amazingly happy world it would be if people all over the world could sing Beethoven’s 9th “ Ode to Joy ” all together, unite their hearts as “One”, and live in peace
Ludwig would never know how much his music mean to future generations around the world, even in a time of pandemic.
Maybe he knew:-)
he might have guessed looking at his popularity at his time
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So true! Right now I'm listening to it while contemplating the times; the world's pandemic, racism in America, the political division that we face, the horrible insurrection, corruption, & dishonesty that we've recently seen. This is a time like no other, & my generation, the "generation x" has seen many things that mankind has never seen. Yet this piece is so soothing to me as I continue on with all of the bravery that I have. I stay strong with my head held high, ready to face the world in 2021.
Mon fils a enterré aujourd'hui le père de sa meilleure amie.
Accompagné par Beethoven que j ai écouté chez moi.
Une pensée pour ces 2 personnes❤.
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49:06 cellist look and smile. Priceless!
I was going to comment this also. Lol
I. Allegro ma non troppo, un poco maestoso [00:40]
II. Scherzo: Molto vivace - Presto [17:54]
III. Adagio molto e cantabile [29:59]
IV. Ode to Joy [47:12]
Love the translated movement description. Joke=scherzo
Thank you so much for this super useful post.
Una musica assoluta. Si rimane schiacciati dalla sua potenza
Daniel Barenboim is brilliant😍😍😍😍
Very brilliant and very blessed with music and beauty
May 7 - 2024, 200 years!! The great Symphony 9....
Woohoo! 🎉
Imagine how much of a total genius you would have to be to compose this even without being completely deaf through the entire process.
We can only suspect how hard it was for Beethoven to compose this masterpiece symphony without hearing any notes. He presented his finished score to friends only to tune the volume of the various instruments.
Fantástico coro e orquestra. De arrepiar!
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However, he heard the pitch of all the notes in his mind. Volume is only to make the balance between notes better, but the sound itself is the same, whether it's loud or quiet.
@@silverlinings3946 Just imagine having to orchestrate so many instruments, balancing the French horns and percussions, yet keeping violins expressive throughout the adagio's musical phrasing.... A true masterpiece: a first choral symphony which could not fail ! As an example, consider the same difficulty in painting. Late in his life, Monet lost part of his vision, due to cataract & glaucoma. Yet, he still had to paint to make ends meet. His colours became more agressive and weren't as delicate as those of his youth. Somehow, he did not managed his visual handicap.
My favorite symphony ❤️ let's all wish for a better 2021 for mankind 🙏
@Ray Fan,
Well, so far it's getting off to a great start with complete usirpation, well-funded media and governance bold-faced lies and the continuation of wars of covert aggression against the docile populations.
Hear, hear 💗💝💗💝!
Это грандиозно ! Это гимн человеческому духу ,поднявшегося до высот соединёния с Божественным .Благодарность Дирижеру и всем исполнителям
Грандиозно !
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God bless Barenboim, he is a man of peace. He gives his love.
❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏
Bethoven & Barenboim - the Best Tandem of all the Time. No one could ever play better Bethoven than Maestro Barenboim!
Totally agree...If you want to acknowledge who is Beethoven...try to get in touch with Daniel Barenboim
¿Have you heard Harnoncourt's version? For me, it´s the best ever.
Soy un arquitecto chileno que ama la música clásica desde niño cuando escuchaba los discos
33 1/3 que ponía mi madre. Daniel Barenboim es un artista impresionante, tanto como pianista
o como profesor, o como director de orquesta...pero lo más maravilloso que pienso que ha
realizado es la idea de crear una orquesta de jóvenes israelíes y árabes como esta
West-Eastern Divan Orchestra. Interpretar a Wagner en Israel, pese a muchas oposiciones, demostró
que la música es un arte independiente de la política y que había que ser más abiertos respecto a ello.
Lo admiro profundamente y creo que no ha recibido los elogios que debiera por lo que ha logrado.
Marcelo, sou uma arquiteta brasileira, por favor, você sabe qual é o teatro? Desde já, obrigada.
Classical music is so beautiful
I heard this whole thing just thinking that if I were asked to show anything to describe humanity to an alien, I would show Beethoven's Symphony no. 9. Beautiful!
Wow Beethoven. That man deserves everything. Most heartwarming symphony
Beethoven's 9th is timeless. It is a like an absolutely clearest diamond that sparkles with unmatched brilliant colors. God saved Beethoven's 9th to be his greatest accomplishment.
This performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is the best.
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VON KARAJAN TOO
Espectacular
One of the greatest musical works ever composed. Never ceases to amaze, the scope and imagination of Beethoven, who had long since lost his hearing. What a remarkable human being he must have been. Growing up with a bullying, drunken father and looking like a neglected boy at school, piano prodigy, early compositions, already head of the family aged 18, the deaths in infancy of four of his siblings, being a young court musician, the mood swings, the denial of love in order to dedicate himself to his music, the battle for custody of his nephew, the political upheavals, the deafness. A genius who is my co-favourite composer with Mozart. This Symphony no 9 once discovered early in life becomes a lifelong friend. I also love the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 6th and 7th symphonies and the piano sonatas, the later ones take us off on a spiritual journey. Would love to hear what everyone's favourite Beethoven works are, in addition to this one of course !
Hi. I really resonate with your answer. As I just found out about Beethoven and his inspiring, magnificent and beautiful legacy, I really love to hear sonatas and symphonies I didn´t hear before. Right now I was totally amazed by this piece, sonata no. 23 (appassionata) and the Moonlight Sonata. I also started to play the piano and the first piece I learned was "Für Elise" which I also enjoy. I am thankful beyond words to have the possibility to enjoy his genius masterpieces. It´s amazing to see that one can overcome great difficulties in life and use all of his suffering and pain for something greater and good. Thank you for sharing your opinion and your impuls. I wish you all the best. Erik.
Musical?
Hahahahaaaa you are funny
The seventh is very good too
Beethoven is definitely the most important musician of hunman history
ו...עוד חרש ???
Um debatable
Bach
Os compositores citados pertencem a diferentes momentos da hitoria da humanidade. cada um deles foi maior no seu tempo. O resto eh como diz G. Rosa: pao ou paes eh questao de opiniaes
Puro talento, inigualable en la humanidad.
Грандиозная и величественная симфония гениального композитора! Дирижер и оркестр как единый организм,что говорит о высоком профессионализме и трудолюбием. Я восхищена таким великолепным исполнением всемирного шедевра Людвига вам Бетховена. Низкий поклон дирижеру, оркестру и певцам.
Anyone here on the 200th anniversary of this symphony’s world première (May 7th, 1824 / 2024)?
Yes!!!!. This evening I will attend in Madrid the 200th anniversary concert. I am so excited!!!!.
Of course. I am dedicating this day to listen to as many performances of the 9th as I can.
I love to work to this music! Viva Beethoven!
Вот это хор ...BRAVOOOOO !🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
49:06 the way she smiles at the camera😍😍
Es cabezona.
Su cabeza es como la de una serpiente
I am sorry i dont understand it?
the one in the video is stubborn, her head is like a snake. Also, cute
beautiful
*La primera vez que oí esta sinfonía fue en las afueras de un centro comercial que tenía siempre prendida la TV del aparador. La estaba transmitiendo una televisora cultural que ya no existe. No sabía que era una obra de Beethoven, pero me quedé sin aliento oyendo lo que parecía ser voces de ángeles. Era todavía un adolescente. Se me empaparon los ojos de lágrimas.*
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@@edgardarangomolina6469 *Parece mentira, pero todavía me produce la misma reacción el escuchar esta sinfonía. En aquel tiempo era un muchacho de 17 años, y hoy tengo 75.*
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W O W ! West Eastern
Divan yall are amazing.
I am sure that Beethoven was very proud of these musicians for performing his final symphony. Beethoven's 9th Symphony is one of my favorite masterpieces I have ever listened to in recent memory.
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Until now, I had no idea how much I needed classical music in my life...honestly, I can't believe how beautiful these works of art are...
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It’s the equivalent of the greatest painters or sculptors of all time, except they’re doing it with sound.
Every time I listen to the ninth symphony, I feel like it's the first time.❤️
I've seen every grand event in the history of mankind. This is it.
The most great composer of the universe: Beethoven.
Me alegra ver tanta gente joven entre todos estos maestros no todo es pesos
Mozart as well! Brilliant!
And Bach
Striking, how young this orchestra is. And how well they play. Best moment of this recording is without a doubt the cheeky cellist at 49:05
I like how she looks at you and smiles.
Her name ?
It’s incredible that Maestro Barenboim conducted this entire symphony without the score.
BRAVO, dear young people!!! This is one of the best steps to the world peace. 🙏
Heureuse d'entendre cette si belle symphonie en ce début 2022 et jouée par The West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, ce si merveilleux orchestre, porteur d'espoir, dirigé par Daniel Barenboim. Longue vie à lui et à ces merveilleux jeunes interprètes qui accomplissent ainsi une mission de paix.
2/01 / 2023 ! bonne et heureuse année à vous !
Imagine the positive impact this had on people over the ages. When great art lights up the soul isn’t anything possible?
Wonderful, wonderful and wonderful...from Brazil, 08/06/2024👏👏👏👏👏...
I love this piece. Am I the only one that cries when they hear this ?
No!
I'm wiping my eyes as I type - long after the end...
no, you aren’t
It's such a beautiful moment @ 1:01:50 when the conductor relaxes for a few seconds and looks over the orchestra with such happiness and pride and peace like all of the rehearsals and hard work and years of practice and joy, sweat and tears - everything - everything came together at that one moment, that culmination of the beauty of humanity and it's just such a cool thing to see. 🙏🏼
The conductor was definitely tense. The orchestra and choir did a phenomenal job with a complex, emotional piece, culminating in " Freude." Magnificent job.
Embodies the message of the 9th ❤
@@5gx673 it sure does.
Classical music produces one of the most intense sensations you can experience, and when performed by professionals, it transports you to heaven.
Very true
Agree entirely. The 9th and WAMozart Rquiem can truly separate the soul from the earthly body and take us directly to heaven, magically, peacefully, wonder and float before gliding down like clouds, rain and fog to settle us back to ground in harmony with the universe, and yes, the rain is mixed with tears of agony and joy.
Unparalleled performance - a privilege to watch and listen to
How fortunate am I to be able to hear such sheer brilliance.
Impossible to convey such pleasure in words. Tears shed say it all. Thank you Ludwig.
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no tears pls🤍🙌🐿️🌻
I absolutely love what this orchestra can do for music and for humanity. I hope these young musicians realize what role they can play in bringing peace to such a troubled part of the world. Daniel Barenboim is a visionary genius. I remember seeing him conduct the Berlin Philharmonic and then walk across the street to a different venue and play tango. It was brilliant.
I agree more than ever!
The truth and music shall set us free and bring us all together!
John Livingstone
Thanks to Daniel Barenboim, the orchestra and the choir! Great! 👏👏👏
Barenboin has the most exquisite and sensitive interpretations of Beethoven's music!
The ninth symphony is one of those jewels in the history of music.
너무감동적이어서...
눈시울이 뜨거워졌네요...
특히 4악장.....^^~♥♥♥
Vielen Danke Ludwig Van Betthoven, magistral
Tocca il cuore e l'anima
Happy Birthday, Beethoven! He is my favorite (by far!) composer. His 9th Symphony is transformative. It’s an absolute MASTERPIECE! (IMO/for me) it is the most powerful, amazing, magnificent, complex pieces of music ever written. Listening to it transports me into another world…brings me to tears, takes my breath away, etc. It is truly an experience!
Thank you for posting and sharing this beautiful performance.
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I fully aggree. It takes me to Heaven!