It's an extraordinary symphony. Gorgeous, terrifying, tragic, hopeful, melodic with wonderful harmonies. Shostakovich knew how to build massive climaxes. Excellent performance. Concert hall seats should have trap doors and people who cough during pp sections or instrumental solos should disappear into the basement of shame.
There is a recording of this 7th Symphony played by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Conductor Leonard Bernstein which is also amazing
An astoundingly clear recording and beautifully paced (excitingly quick in some parts of mvt 1). Audience should check their airways before leaving the house, in my opinion, and stay home if you're going to as much as breathe loudly.
Beautifully done by the musicians of SWR Symphony Orchestra under Maestro Teodor Currentzis! Bravo Tutti! I especially love the sound of the percussion section!
I don't know if you take requests, but I would be very interested in seeing a score video of Currentzis' recording of Shostakovich 14 and would be curious to know if you could make such a video.
What do you think of this interpretation? Here are some other recordings worth listening to: ‣ Bernstein, CSO [1989] ∙ ruclips.net/video/J8L6q6ODgKw/видео.html ‣ Petrenko, RLPO [2013] ∙ ruclips.net/video/2XZL3A9F98c/видео.html ‣ Järvi, RSNO [1988] ∙ ruclips.net/video/9Yq3aryJdng/видео.html What’s your favourite recording of this piece?
Обывателю все эти графические записи вообще не понятны: где тромбон, где скрипка, где бубен? А в целом - выдающееся и навечное сочинение великого Дмитрия Шостаковича...
А в чем проблема загуглить и узнать, какие инструменты как называются и как сокращаются? Да и обывателю вряд ли интересно смотреть в экран при прослушивании музыки. Ноты вставлены для тех, кому они зачем-то нужны. Мне вот например просто интересно проследить, какой инструмент, что играет: самому повторить в сибелиусе, поотключать разные инструменты, чтоб понять, какой инструмент какой палитры добавляет. Или мне нравится партия какого-то инструмента - тоже хочется повторить, а в ноты лезть лень. А они вот они, прям тут
![Shostakovich - Symphony No. 11 (Haitink) [Score]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/zz4bqzMYFoo/mqdefault.jpg)
I. Allegretto 0:00:01
II. Moderato (poco allegretto) 0:27:53
III. Adagio 0:38:46
IV. Allegro non troppo 0:56:13
Shostakovich + Currentzis is a match made in heaven, thank you for putting this together!
It's an extraordinary symphony. Gorgeous, terrifying, tragic, hopeful, melodic with wonderful harmonies. Shostakovich knew how to build massive climaxes. Excellent performance. Concert hall seats should have trap doors and people who cough during pp sections or instrumental solos should disappear into the basement of shame.
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Thank you!!
dawg that cough at 6:14 caught me off guard
There is a recording of this 7th Symphony played by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Conductor Leonard Bernstein which is also amazing
An astoundingly clear recording and beautifully paced (excitingly quick in some parts of mvt 1). Audience should check their airways before leaving the house, in my opinion, and stay home if you're going to as much as breathe loudly.
An undoubtedly excellent live performance ruined by the audience's "airways"!...
Beautifully done by the musicians of SWR Symphony Orchestra under Maestro
Teodor Currentzis! Bravo Tutti! I especially love the sound of the percussion section!
Oh my god bro the coughing in the violin solo😭
That chord at 4:40
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Thank you! Such a nice quality, I've searched all over and couldn't find a score with good graphics
You’re welcome!
32:35 это потрясающе. Больше всего мне этот момент нравится в исполнении питерской филармонии под руководством Темирканова, но тут так же великолепно
@42:08 what a passage!
Beautifully played by the principal flutist Tatjana Ruhland!
@@symphoniacus 43:14 interesting this score shows G flat. The other score video for this symphony has a G natural (and Ruhland plays G natural here!)
Thank you for the score.
Thank you so much for the Currentzis score videos!!
I don't know if you take requests, but I would be very interested in seeing a score video of Currentzis' recording of Shostakovich 14 and would be curious to know if you could make such a video.
I’m interested in that too! I’ll see if I can get to it in June.
@@symphoniacus Wonderful!
@@symphoniacus Also super interested by symphony 14 with score and currentzis recrding :)
Tanglewood Excerpts 2024
1- 17:19
2- 23:50
3- 28:19
4- 45:57
5- 58:09
6- 59:56
What do you think of this interpretation?
Here are some other recordings worth listening to:
‣ Bernstein, CSO [1989] ∙ ruclips.net/video/J8L6q6ODgKw/видео.html
‣ Petrenko, RLPO [2013] ∙ ruclips.net/video/2XZL3A9F98c/видео.html
‣ Järvi, RSNO [1988] ∙ ruclips.net/video/9Yq3aryJdng/видео.html
What’s your favourite recording of this piece?
6:29
If you ever wanna get high, just listen to this instead
*супер*
Holy God the coughing. Amazing performance but damnit
Fast paced. But sharp.
Hey do you happen to have the pdf? The versions that are online are horrible...
Actually, the video is based on the PDF files of the edition published in Moscow, which you can find on ScorSer and elsewhere.
Can you make 11th please?
14:45: "In case the instrument can't produce such a note, it should be played an octave higher."
- Looks like Shostakovich was a bit lazy here :)
Or he just didn't have the time to arrange it properly, as he wrote it during shellings, during the blockade
@@gooscomposer This part was finished by him before the war.
@@turquisestones No, he started writing it in July of 1941, the war started 22 June 1941
@@gooscomposer The first part was started and almost completed before the war.
@@turquisestones Idk who said this to you, but my information is from Saint-Petersburg Philharmonic
Обывателю все эти графические записи вообще не понятны: где тромбон, где скрипка, где бубен?
А в целом - выдающееся и навечное сочинение великого Дмитрия Шостаковича...
А в чем проблема загуглить и узнать, какие инструменты как называются и как сокращаются?
Да и обывателю вряд ли интересно смотреть в экран при прослушивании музыки.
Ноты вставлены для тех, кому они зачем-то нужны. Мне вот например просто интересно проследить, какой инструмент, что играет: самому повторить в сибелиусе, поотключать разные инструменты, чтоб понять, какой инструмент какой палитры добавляет.
Или мне нравится партия какого-то инструмента - тоже хочется повторить, а в ноты лезть лень. А они вот они, прям тут