MAHLER Symphony No.7 | Singapore Symphony Orchestra conducted by Lan Shui
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- 0:32 Langsam - Allegro risoluto, ma non troppo
24:00 Nachtmusik I
39:08 Scherzo
48:30 Nachtmusik II
1:01:15 Rondo finale
1:18:46 Final Applause
Music of shadows and luminance, calm and fanfare, Mahler’s Seventh Symphony has divided opinion with its vivid array of contrasting instrumental range, orchestral colour and moods. Whatever your perception of night, Mahler leads the listener through moonlit dreamscapes and grotesque nightmares, culminating in a finale of daylight.
Recorded live at the Esplanade Concert Hall, Singapore, 6 Jan 2018
The 7th is vastly underrated but thankfully it's becoming increasingly popular. In fact the first movement is one of Mahler's very greatest and the last movement the finale is a whole lot of fun!
Thank you for recognizing this. But most people are finally realizing that Mahler was the greatest composer of symphonies of anyone of all time !!!!!
@@scottmiller6495 no disagreement from me! For me there is Mahler and then there's everything else!
@@bilahn1198 You know it😁
You do know Bruckner exists right? For those looking for a whole lot of extra harmonic depth, you can't miss the late symphonies and No. 5 at the bare minimum!
@@pian1sticpeng_in I'm not a Bruckner fan sorry.
1:17:33 The performers happily ring the cowbell❣️I also felt happy and laughed😆
Great✨This is the ideal "MAHLER SYMPHONY NO.7" that I finally met👏
In their performance, the sound I expected comes at just the right volume, and the tempo is the ideal light tempo, not too loose👍It is an excellent performance that makes it easy for us to understand that all musical instruments are the protagonists, "each and every sound is valuable. There is no useless sound."😋
I couldn't find the perfect compliment in English, but I came up with the word "軽妙洒脱(kei-myou-sha-datsu)".🤔
・"軽" = No stubbornness or dullness
・"妙" = Skillful, to involuntarily exclamation
・"洒" = Refreshing and sophisticated
・"脱" = Outstanding and excellent
Nice job third Horn! Such a fluid tone!
✨✨Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)✨✨
✨Symphony No. 7 *(1904-05)* ✨
00:46 I. *Langsam (Adagio) -*
*Allegro risoluto, ma*
*non troppo*
24:15 II. *Nachtmusik I.* 🌜
*Allegro moderato*
39:17 III. *Scherzo. Schattenhaft.*
*Fließend aber nicht zu schnell*
48:49 IV. *Nachtmusik II.* 🌜🌛
*Andante amoroso*
1:01:24V. *Rondo - Finale (Allegro*
*ordinario)*
1:18:47 *Applause and Credits*
Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Lan Shui, conductor
*Esplanade Concert Hall*
*Singapore 🇸🇬 January 6, 2018*
Best performance of the 4th movement Ive ever heard
I recalled how elated i was that evening with this least understood of all Mahler's works - the 7th ! Lan Shui handled this epic symphony with impeccable understanding of its massive structure. As far as i recalled the SSO only performed this 7th twice. As compared to a previous reading this time it was far superior. The brasses and woodwinds were well sounded. As usual the strings were just stupendous. It was a gripping performance almost equal to Sir George Solti and far better than Zubin Mehta.
finally a performance that takes the tempi of the nachtmusik movements just right
I've watched this about 30 times over the past year and think it's one of the best performances of this symphony out there. Does anyone know who the principal horn is here?
Jakob Keiding, principal horn of the Copenhagen Philharmonic :)
Personally I prefer Klemperer's version
@@removankebabzic887 How about the late Bernard Haitink whos great Christmas night performance in Europe in the mid 1980s stands out as the best of all and the audiences roaring standing ovation goes above and beyond anything in history !!!!!
Folks, you should listen to Horenstein's legendary public performance of this symphony, a live recording from the Royal Festival Hall.
ruclips.net/video/kZoKDi7OlRI/видео.html
Keep coming back to this wonderful performance.
Wonderful reading.powerwul.magnificent ........
Oh My God what an incredible performance, even the first movement is so thrilling and powerful when it ends it leaves you in suspense, it could be used as the finale and it would make everyone jump out of their seats, Incredible !!!!!
You’re right! This performance is almost shockingly great. 😎🎹
4악장 밤의노래는 언제 들어도 좋네요 :)
A very fine spirited performance worthy of a standing ovation !!!!!
Superb Performance worthy of a standing ovation!!!!!
simply amazing solo on the euphonium, how it just powerfully and skillfully sounds over the orchestra... brilliant
Great tenor horn soloist.
Great performance. Am sure Singapore misses him. "Shui is the recipient of several international awards, including the Boston University's Distinguished Alumni Award. He also received the Cultural Medallion in 2009 in recognition of his work for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. He also appears semi-regularly with the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra (NTSO)"
Wow...Shui is like a new Bernstein with Mahler.....BRAVO from México!
@@steveegallo3384: If he’s this good with all kinds of repertoire, the New York Philharmonic should give him a call right away! ☎️
Bravo. Reminds me of the CSO recording with Georg Solti. The last time I watched this was when Laurence Gargen was still the principal trumpet. How time flies!
@Christophe Abiel -- What did I tell u about breaking yr Prozac's in half? Now take the shiny trinkets and rubber-bands I gave you and go play down by the expressway.....THERE's a Good Boy!
That Solti recording is my reference recording for this piece. The tempi are not quite at his level, but the playing is very good here.
Christophe Abiel what the hell?
@@buzzer193 Don't understand why it is so acclaimed. Abbado with the same orchestra is much better IMO
A very good reading of this monumental work. Thanks for posting.
BRAVO!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥹
THAT WAS WOW !!!
1:17:40
テナーホルンの代わりにユーホニアムでやってるがすごく音がいい。
Nice, though first movement as of 12:20 too slow in my opinion. When played 25% faster, the tempo is almost perfect :) Why are the harps glissing the chords at 13:39 ?
Who is the euphonium player!?
Marques Young!
2:50
チューバは藤田さんでしょうか？
そうです！
I'm not sure why I just discovered this performance. The orchestra is really wonderful. But I have difficulty with some of the conductor's odd tempo fluctuations and changes that I know are not in the score and go beyond free expression. Certain sections of the first movement were excruciatingly slow. Some sections of the last movement were taken so fast as if the conductor had a bus to catch. I really wanted to like this version unreservedly, but I have to give it a mixed review. I shouldn't complain though, because any performance of Mahler 7 is a cause to celebrate.
One year later. Yep I agree with my original assessment. 😵💫
15:45
Why take the last movement so fast?? Klemperer took it slower and brought out the beauty. Too fast, too fast.
Klemperer play it 110minutes recorded viscous uninteresting.Kondrashin also plays fast and that's the best interpretation...
Sorry mistake 100 minutes ....