Beethoven Symphony No 9 in D minor „An die Freude“ „Ode to Joy“ Klaus Mäkelä

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  • Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025

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  • @deteks1
    @deteks1 8 часов назад

    Klaus Makela is a present from heaven, really a great gift to the Classic music.We can see how he feels the whole symphony. He dives into the orchestra and take us together. Its my first time to watch this concert to the end.He holds us with his enthusiasm and youth. Lovely, totally delightful. His name should be Klaus Amazing!!!❤

  • @DarcydeCastro-o7s
    @DarcydeCastro-o7s 14 часов назад

    Beautiful Beethoven's Symfoni and perfect performance the young conductor Klaus Mäkelä .
    ❤❤❤😊😊😊

  • @Jay26501
    @Jay26501 6 часов назад

    This is exquisite! All of the comments about the performance of the players and the conducting--not to mention the momentous score itself--are absolutely on target: this is a keeper of a Ninth! Moreover, the camera direction is superb, and the director clearly studied the score, which is not always the case with video recordings. The sound is also very well recorded . . . supple when needed, and punchy when needed. Bravi tutti!

  • @magnet2593
    @magnet2593 10 дней назад +10

    The most beautiful conductor ever.

  • @didzouille
    @didzouille 21 день назад +7

    Beethoven. The one and only. Universal. A gift of hope in mankind. With him, we can believe in future. A composer becoming deaf imagining this music. A forever gift for mankind.
    We just have to deserve such a gift. Let’s not disappoint him ❤❤❤❤

    • @patriciabravoriscal6264
      @patriciabravoriscal6264 19 дней назад +1

      @@didzouille I had not seen your commentary which is specially right 😊😉 🎼 🎹🎵🎻🎶🎺🎶

  • @author-w8r
    @author-w8r День назад

    What a masterpiece of performance! Awesome! Marvelous!

  • @SkippySkywalker-m9j
    @SkippySkywalker-m9j Месяц назад +9

    Composer starts off with the face like “oh yea, that’s the good stuff right there”

    • @KayYuTu524
      @KayYuTu524 Месяц назад +1

      Absolutely❣️They're really compatible😍

  • @DanielleCHARDON-ALBERA-vl3bi
    @DanielleCHARDON-ALBERA-vl3bi 5 дней назад +1

    Une direction dynamique et un orchestre au top, un grand moment de bonheur. Merci beaucoup d'avoir posté.

  • @JT-qr8lt
    @JT-qr8lt Месяц назад +18

    Such a joy to see klaus in one with the orchestra - great piece! Thank you for uploading the full concert!

  • @CarleneWadley
    @CarleneWadley 29 дней назад +1

    Outstanding and wonderful. ❤

  • @SergejRazinkov
    @SergejRazinkov 12 дней назад

    Wenn das Orchester ist zufrieden mit solcher Leitung dann sollten sie weiter so begeistert spielen. Orchester BRAVO!

  • @raquelazocarescamilla2388
    @raquelazocarescamilla2388 Месяц назад +3

    Y gracias a esta maravilla de página por compartir. Albricias para ustedes.

  • @gudrunbitzer8845
    @gudrunbitzer8845 Месяц назад +4

    Bin Beethoven Fan, aber die 9. gefiel mir nie. Wie immer hat Mäkelä eine zauberhafte Musik daraus gemacht !! Das beste der Welt und viel Gesundheit für ihn !! 👍❤

    • @Adrian_Leverkuehn
      @Adrian_Leverkuehn Месяц назад +3

      Bei der "Neunten" geht es auch wirklich nicht darum, ob sie irgendjemandem "gefällt". Als wenn das eine Intention LvBs gewesen wäre... Es geht um die Expansion der Quinte vom ersten bis zum letzten Takt, um die Erweiterung des Klangappartates, die Botschaft der umfassenden Humanität und darum, die Entwicklung der Musikgeschichte mit einem einzigen Werk um Lichtjahre voranzubringen.

  • @ootamanabu
    @ootamanabu Месяц назад

    beautiful hall. its a clear tone Choras and solisten, beautiful french sound orchestra. and Cool guy maestro マケラ!!!!

  • @sandygardiner6433
    @sandygardiner6433 Месяц назад +1

    Enjoyed well done ❤️🙏🇨🇦

  • @HaruAritomo
    @HaruAritomo Месяц назад +1

    beautiful!!!

  • @laik5038
    @laik5038 Месяц назад

    Fascinating, not many people can compose this even using their ears very well

  • @mariainesdeandradealcantar3263
    @mariainesdeandradealcantar3263 Месяц назад +10

    We all ❤️ BEETHOVEN ❤❤❤❤HAPPY BIRTHDAY TODAY .👏👏👏👏🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

    • @andrianpricopie4789
      @andrianpricopie4789 Месяц назад

      Trăiește numai muzica lui.El este mort de peste 100 de ani.

    • @raquelazocarescamilla2388
      @raquelazocarescamilla2388 Месяц назад +2

      @@andrianpricopie4789 Él vive en su música, en ella están su carne y su sangre, por siempre.

  • @Shost7
    @Shost7 День назад

    Le 80 % de la carrière de Klaus Mäkelä est attribuable à sa beauté physique, évidemment.

  • @DanielleCHARDON-ALBERA-vl3bi
    @DanielleCHARDON-ALBERA-vl3bi 5 дней назад

    Quelles voix !

  • @raquelazocarescamilla2388
    @raquelazocarescamilla2388 Месяц назад +1

    Como para cortarse las venas. Qué grande Mäkelä, Beethoven estaría orgulloso de este joven lleno de energía, de música y belleza. La vida es bella. ¡Aleluya!

  • @mazzo-768
    @mazzo-768 Месяц назад +2

    I look forward to seeing what the future holds for this young and promising conductor.

  • @JT-qr8lt
    @JT-qr8lt Месяц назад +5

    My fav conductor ❤

  • @jiyounglee6150
    @jiyounglee6150 29 дней назад +1

    b8oven...joy (he is doing good) happy 2025= until january 29...everyday is happy😊 thank you

  • @helenevuillaume8753
    @helenevuillaume8753 Месяц назад +1

    Magnifique Makela !! 🥇🌟

  • @송재경-n6i
    @송재경-n6i Месяц назад +1

    Klaus Mäkelä 2024 No.9 Beethoven Symphony in D minor, Op.125, Orchestre de Paris; s-Angel Blue,ms-Catriona Morison, t-Siyabonga Maqungo, bb-René Pape; Recorded the May 7, 2024 (Grande salle Pierre Boulez - Philharmonie)

  • @thaniv9060
    @thaniv9060 Месяц назад +3

    He reminds me of a young Bernstein.

  • @catherinelecomte1996
    @catherinelecomte1996 Месяц назад +2

    Magnifique

  • @深谷泰志
    @深谷泰志 Месяц назад +1

    This year is 2024. Today is Christmas. I take many things. I bought iPhone 15 Pro max. Good pictures. Good sound. Thank you very much. Merry Christmas. 🎅

    • @goldberg72
      @goldberg72 Месяц назад +2

      che c'entra BEETHOVEN con iPhone 15 Pro max. ?

    • @深谷泰志
      @深谷泰志 Месяц назад

      @ Beethoven is beautiful. iPhone 15 pro max is clear. Good sounds.

  • @papilu7719
    @papilu7719 Месяц назад

    SUPERBE. J'ai été conquis par ce jeune chef et par tous le interprètes musiciens chœurs et solistes, c'est ma version préférée de la 9em.

  • @bebapelosi3311
    @bebapelosi3311 3 дня назад

    Ami me parece bien es joven Ya la fuerza vendrá con la experiencia que va dando más dominio

  • @lakerspzy
    @lakerspzy 22 дня назад

    Timpani was accurate n precise!

    • @andreysimeonov8356
      @andreysimeonov8356 13 дней назад

      Yeah, it imitates very well the sound produced by a hammer over a plate iron...

  • @aleshkaemelyanov
    @aleshkaemelyanov 29 дней назад +1

    Хочу я тебе вот такое сказать
    .
    Хочу я тебе вот такое сказать!
    Массивное чувство меня обуяло!
    Да так, что ничем его нет описать!
    Накрыло, как будто кота одеяло.
    Жил раньше, как врун, дебошир Дон Кихот
    и Воланд с его деловой чертовщиной,
    и вольник Лотрек, или кот-обормот,
    но вдруг отрезвел, вдруг увидев святыню!
    Достаточно, даже с лихвою, познал
    явления всех многократных страданий.
    И как ныне здравствующий аксакал
    вещаю как тост весь избыток признаний.
    С тобою ценю каждодневность свою,
    свою еженощность, свою всеобъёмность,
    особенно время, когда я в цвету,
    и дни, где безгрешие или порочность.
    Я, книгопоклонник, марксист и поэт,
    я, франт и павлин с чумовым опереньем,
    я, чадолюбивый простак и атлет,
    готов ко всему, что в тебе есть с рожденья!
    Влюбившись в финальной июльской жаре,
    всю осень скулил и слезами сочился,
    смирялся в метельно-морозной поре,
    и вот по весне наконец-то решился!
    Старался, но пыл не сумел умертвить.
    Полгода терпел. Шил волшебное знамя.
    И вот я признался в прозрачной любви,
    как стылой воде исповедалось пламя!

  • @andreysimeonov8356
    @andreysimeonov8356 Месяц назад +2

    I really don't understand, what is so interesting in the arpeggio-like passages and the scales that the strings play up and down during the second theme of the First movement, so that they should be put so much forward in terms of balance?? As a result, the woodwinds sink down behind them at that moment and the melody simply goes to hell...Also, why the rhythmically 'small' notes in first theme should be played with such short strokes: this makes the theme sound empty, mechanic and expressionless, and thus deprives it of dramatic emotional resonance and depth. The dynamic forcing cannot compensate that. The slow movement is also very sustained and constricted as an expressive amplitude. This is a music stepping with one leg into the Romantic epoque and aesthetics. In my opinion, it should not be played that dry, no matter what historically-informed highbrow 'experts' claim.

    • @didzouille
      @didzouille 21 день назад

      Can’t you just enjoy Beethoven’s art ?
      Different interpretations, different way of impersonate it. But Beethoven is there. He’d appreciate all these musicians playing their own way.
      This is not a contest for the best 9 th symphony conducting. This is just musicians enjoying doing this absolute masterpiece.
      This 9th symphony is for everybody.
      You don’t like it. It’s not academic. Ok But who cares ? Joy. Joy. Freude über alles. For all mankind.
      This is the opinion of a 66 yo Beethoven fan as I became at 8 yo by listening to the 5 th symphony live on radio in 1966 for the first time.
      Just sharing simple joy This is the will of Beethoven. And it’s still the same now. 200 years after.

    • @andreysimeonov8356
      @andreysimeonov8356 20 дней назад

      @@didzouille I appreciate and respect your democratic concerns about art making. They would definitely hold true if the conductor and orchestra at hand were some unprofessional music lovers that have gathered together to enjoy Beethoven's music by performing it. But these guys here are professionals, and when we speak about professional music making, there are certain requirements and principles that need to be present and implemented. Unfortunately, I don't hear them to be present and implemented to a very high degree in that interpretation. Certainly, it is not bad but is not an extraordinary one. I don't want to sound elitarian or snobbish, this simply is the reality of professional art. As I said in another comment here, Makala definitely is talented and a good musician but does not really possess the superstar qualities he was granted, at least not yet. That is what I think and believe in, sorry about that.

  • @conductornikitagovorov2877
    @conductornikitagovorov2877 Месяц назад +33

    Klaus is still young for this kind of music, he often lacks musical depth, especially in the slow parts. Plus, the large number of concerts does not allow one to really penetrate into the musical material.

    • @conductornikitagovorov2877
      @conductornikitagovorov2877 Месяц назад

      @@arnaud1978-h5i Furt is beautiful!

    • @conductornikitagovorov2877
      @conductornikitagovorov2877 Месяц назад

      @@arnaud1978-h5i This is marketing, we need to create "stars" to make it easier to sell tickets to concerts.

    • @victordelmonte9026
      @victordelmonte9026 Месяц назад +11

      Obviously jealous of his succes!

    • @markwardprodking
      @markwardprodking Месяц назад +6

      Well, this my take: I stumbled upon this young man conducting Mahler’s 3rd (my favorite!) and I literally did a double-take when I saw how young he is. What may lack now he will acquire with time. As for me, bravo, Maestro!!!

    • @estelleneethling12
      @estelleneethling12 Месяц назад

      I'm reluctant to criticise, but inclined to agree with you.

  • @conductornikitagovorov2877
    @conductornikitagovorov2877 Месяц назад +5

    The slow part has a very fast tempo, the dreaminess in it has disappeared, what a fuss and running around.

    • @LouisLeeKH
      @LouisLeeKH Месяц назад +1

      Where is your version ?

    • @LouisLeeKH
      @LouisLeeKH Месяц назад +1

      Please show us your perfect version.

    • @LouisLeeKH
      @LouisLeeKH Месяц назад +1

      The so-called fast tempo made me think of a pair of lovers dancing in a hall.

  • @さいちゃん-h3i
    @さいちゃん-h3i Месяц назад

    bravo

  • @tpankratov
    @tpankratov Месяц назад +1

    Странный дирижер) много лишних движений, рисуется, позЁрничает...смотрится как шут слегка...но, каждый имеет право на свою индивидуальность...это не мешает оркестру играть вполне прилично!

  • @patriciabravoriscal6264
    @patriciabravoriscal6264 Месяц назад +2

    Good conductor but Leonard Bernstein is the best.

  • @malmbooth
    @malmbooth Месяц назад

    Froh, wie seine Sonnen fliegen

  • @Thierry-ig4ne
    @Thierry-ig4ne День назад

    Chacun voit midi à sa porte.
    Et bien messieurs dirigé maintenant.

  • @湯本康二-n1w
    @湯本康二-n1w Месяц назад

    これを上回るものはない。

  • @ЕленаЧеснова-п7ж
    @ЕленаЧеснова-п7ж Месяц назад

    Вот это мощь!!

  • @simonjager9259
    @simonjager9259 Месяц назад

    Gewandhaus

  • @ProdigyImprovisation
    @ProdigyImprovisation 25 дней назад

    The balance of the piece’s character is off & not stable. Even though the representation of it is probably the most accurate attempt. But I don’t blame the audacity of this attempt, because it is simply almost impossible to meet Beethoven’s own standards when it comes to the exact representation along with the overall balance of its portrayal. I would rather say that the more original an interpretation is represented to becoming closer to Beethoven’s own way, it becomes substantially that much more difficult to play & make everything balance together effortlessly. This can only be done by another Beethoven, who knows every aspect of it’s creation & essence. But still, we are at least getting closer to understanding Beethoven in 2025! But still, we’re not yet caught up with his real genius.. It is just so ahead of our time! Perhaps, one day we may meet that standard, or we may just never get there. We can only get closer to it, but I don’t think we can ever meet Beethoven’s own standard. For this, there must be another Beethoven! He is just infinitely beyond every time. In fact, It is just timeless to be honest. We can never be another Beethoven in order to meet his exact needs & the way he wanted it to be done..

  • @nevertheless123
    @nevertheless123 28 дней назад

    no one seems to be looking at him not sure why all that acting is needed

    • @ivor000
      @ivor000 22 дня назад

      i just love the internet

    • @joceery
      @joceery 17 дней назад

      music is about emotions. if you can't feel them, it's pointless.

  • @GR-hl4gk
    @GR-hl4gk Месяц назад

    Nicht diese Töne!!

  • @georgiaangeliquemereu3946
    @georgiaangeliquemereu3946 День назад

    please, no, thanks..