Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No 7 In A Major - 2nd Movement - Allegretto

The Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92, is a symphony in four movements composed by Ludwig van Beethoven between 1811 and 1812, while improving his health in the Bohemian spa town of Teplitz. The work is dedicated to Count Moritz von Fries.
The second movement in A minor has a tempo marking of Allegretto ("a little lively"), making it slow only in comparison to the other three movements. This movement was encored at the premiere and has remained popular since. Its reliance on the string section makes it a good example of Beethoven's advances in orchestral writing for strings, building on the experimental innovations of Haydn.
℗ 2006 Cavendish Music Library
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[@yurikashnova5055]

While listening to this piece of bethoven,you can imagine thing you feel but can't see,thinking of a moment you've not been into yet,there is something very special and curious about these classical pieces,and i find that very creepy!the fun type of creepy!

[@thevitruvianman9781]

His music takes us to superior dimensions

[@vsirius7732]

For me, this piece gives feeling of revelation, like a scientist on a verge of a great discovery

[@leonardoes1648]

too young

[@philippeceline984]

*we the French, without being quite creepy, we simply call this piece! ... the Genius at its grandest* ...

[@lizbull4263]

Listening to this makes you feel that you can see and know everything.

[@fred_2021]

First heard this 55 yrs ago. Thought it was one of the best things I'd ever heard. Still do.

[@annrichardson7843]

This piece just takes me to a whole nother dimension. It's perfect. Moonlight Sonata used to do that when I played it but this is even better.

[@dpavlovsky]

My enemies sinking into the abysmal depth of hell while simultaneously elation at the perfection of the metaphysical process. No resentment. No regret. Only what it is.

[@Dr._Dummy]

Thank You for uploading this beautiful piece!

[@cattysplat]

They knew how to get down in the 1813s.

[@wandikjosemenezes2215]

Está sinfonia 7 é linda, lembro do filme presságio

[@EarthREALTOR]

I love this piece! After I hear it I hum it for days!!!

[@donnadhennin]

I heard this on the 2023 Netflix series “ The fall of the house of Usher” . I think it was the first episode ,towards the end. Ive been intrigued by it ever since. I don’t usually listen to classical music and by the sound of this I have been depriving myself. Although I have always loved Beethoven’s 6th ( The Pastoral) symphony and Clair D Lune by Debussy , I havent really explored it. I guess I better get going , Ive lost 64 years already.

[@-adamboommy116]

Whenever I listen to this masterpiece, I think of Napoleon.

[@galadrielgrenzschutzerinvo5592]

I think of solar flare....when i hear it, because it was in the movie Knowing at the end this song.

[@veximmortalis8622]

I think of ZARDOZ

[@sallymjmj750]

Yes, it’s very solemn and full of gravitas. Even though Symphony No. 3 “Eroica/Hero” was originally written about him.

[@myothergem]

U ruined it for me

[@isa-rw3tp]

Incrivel.....
Ameiiii!!!
Isso é divino

[@thegreat6512]

i just start loving this piece, and then my favorite channel upload this

[@mr_noob_nab6548]

Thanks you for making me appreciate classical music more!

[@AKO_yopta]

🥺 Божественно!

[@fesalalahdl4467]

Beautiful

[@phillipdewberry4982]

Wonderful music

[@guidedbywind147]

So this is where this melody comes from... thank you very much for sharing

[@megaman13able]

Where else was it used??

[@harutmelkonyan6363]

Beethoven, genius, legend. ❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mummiusagrippa]

Thanks a lot...

[@jap3430]

Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No 7 In A Major - 2nd Movement - Allegretto

[@MrWilliamBerbari]

Mestre dos mestres, fantástico!

[@napoleon96420]

Really cool!

[@davidgradwell8830]

I came to this music through movies! They were: The Black Cat (1934) Zardoz and The King's Speech. I knew it first from The Black Cat, where Boris Karloff is offscreen, launching into a monologue about the nature of death. I saw that movie as a child and it really affected me. It also made me a lifelong fan of this music (and the other classical pieces the same movie used as its soundtrack.) And I owe all that to Philadelphia's legendary horror host: Dr. Shock! Thank you!

[@theresathomson]

Haunting moving music

[@darshanpatil7777]

One of the best

[@marks.8823]

♥ Beethoven

[@YenneyRossi]

Semplicemente meraviglioso pezzo classico di Ludwig van Beethoven 🎶🎵💙👍 eccellente immagine di sfondo 🎬🤳 Grazie mille caro The Wicked North per averlo condiviso 🙏 Complimenti e applausi 👏👏 Buona giornata 🌞🌌 Ciao 🇮🇹✔️👩‍🍳✨

[@misaeldroguettgomez2465]

esto es asombroso 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@matejbubik1553]

Best ever :)

[@cuquiaino]

GOOSEBUMPS

[@blagoevski336]

Nice

[@StudSupreme]

Who is the conductor, and which symphony?
For me, the gold standard is Von Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic. I can hear his/their version of the 2nd movement in my head. Tremendously moving.

[@roberthagedorn290]

The Wicked North is apparently a record label. The orchestras used are also apparently unknown or unidentified. But they, or it, are/is at the top end for quality. The Wicked North has its own RUclips channel.

[@misaeldroguettgomez2465]

Cuando Venga El Fin Del Mundo Escuchare Esta Sinfonia 😞

[@s8665220]

Musica di un genio.

[@marouanebouazaoui1022]

هناك سيارة فخمة منزل اثاث فخم حتى الموسيقى وهذه بالذات عنوان الفخامة بامتياز

[@Intercostaldrama]

7th, dare I say it, my favourite since way back.

[@lacacet]

The besth

[@germanbustos2272]

The alegretto ✨♠✨

[@TheWaitingFlame01]

For the Randowis folks, 2:28 is where you'd find that music bit in Rondo & Poss.

[@2darkangel8989]

😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍

[@MFvanBylandt]

I feel the sudden urge to reconquer France.

[@galadrielgrenzschutzerinvo5592]

I have watched the Movie "Knowing" with Nicolas Cage, and there was this classical song, i didnt know the name and googled for it. I really like it, i will listen it from now on often and also other Beethoven music. Classic is not as boring as i thought. I first thought, it was a song made especially for the movie and was very surprised, that it is Beethoven. I really like this song, sounds like a masterpiece. But because of the movie i must think on end of menkind when i hear it, isnt that curious?

[@kostasdalianis6269]

Me too

[@MahmoudHAhmad]

Same

[@mihmos9980]

This sound so very similar to me like Les Indes Galantes bu Rameau....isnt it ??

[@myaccountishacked6417]

👍

[@QuinceDixVids3829]

How comes you haven't uploaded much?

[@polyminutes8788]

I believed some copyright fighting

[@saymoonislam426]

The film Love Exposure had this soundtrack

[@luispine9285]

This tempo is as fast as it should ever be, we get the depth of all the different discourses... It's heartbreaking when it's played fast and it sounds like a poor-amateur-peasant-dance

[@slashermahl7454]

Guten Tag;Heard This One In"X-Men:Apocalypse"SoundTrack;Didn't Know There Was A Nicholas Cage'Movie That It'd Been Included Though...

[@miagn5967]

Werbung mitten im Song ?

[@germanbustos2272]

Kanpai 🍻

[@yashwanthreddy1746]

heard it first time at *Appoclyse Now* hellicopter shootout scene

[@EJWash57]

No. No you didn't.

[@marcocorrieri3681]

That was Wagner, the ride of the valkyries

[@amouryvette8568]

🤔😇👍

[@BeanOfBean]

400th like

[@andrechan1359]

Fun Fact: War Thunder chose this theme before the game itself was patched to a new theme.

[@satrio6352]

miss the old day

[@olbradley]

Hello

[@Esitaro3670]

This is the song you hear when you're using Adobe Products

[@MrBufarel]

ces épaules sont très basses ou bien ?

[@tango_doggy]

I kind of like it better played on the YM2151

[@georgemx4136]

Today is the day i accept i will never be able to make something like this

[@radhaverma4026]

bro please badinerie

[@AbstractBlend]

Zardoz

[@LaurieRobinson1]

A Godwink

[@AKO_yopta]

Автор, судя по аватарке тебе больше нравится русский композитор?
Author, judging by the avatar, do you like the Russian composer more?

[@gur14314f]

Ah yes. The war.

[@paulrush808]

World
At war

[@diannapoindexter2106]

Rather melancholy