Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 // Pekka Kuusisto & NCO
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92
1. Poco sostenuto - Vivace 0:00
2. Allegretto 15:13
3. Presto - Assai meno presto 23:39
4. Allegro con brio 33:41
Pekka Kuusisto, artistic director
Norwegian Chamber Orchestra
Violinist and artistic director Pekka Kuusisto directs Beethoven's Seventh Symphony with the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra, recorded live at University Aula, Oslo on 10 March 2020.
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Proof that a small orchestra can still sound massive with the right music, performers, and room.
Agreed, what a dynamite performance !!!!!
Very clear, dynamic, attractive performance. No conductor. The concert master is leading and shaping very effectively. This is probably more or less how orchestras played in Beethoven's time where conductors still basically just gave the tempo and beat time. Absolutely beautiful.
By far te best Beethoven in 30 years. How it overcomes the lack of big orchestra is the miracle in itself. But rather a genious conductor himself!
This is so well balanced. The players are listening to each other and responding. And there is an infectious energy, which you notice in the way the rhythms have forward momentum. Very impressive.
Magnifique ! Pureté du son, interprétation vivante, quel bel ensemble!! J'adore ces "petits formats" d'orchestre
I miss playing with the orchestra so much...Once you've played in an orchestra you never want to miss it. It's such a special and unique experience to make music together and also to feel it together...I can't describe it.
But thanks a lot for this wonderful performance! I really enjoyed it
apotheosis of dance in a sublime interpretation
Unlike anything I've ever seen. Pretty impressive how everyone is mindful and paying attention to each other. You can notice it by their body language, the casual smiles and the eye contact. It just make the whole thing more energetic and wholesome. I'm always revisiting this one.
The people in the audience should have given them a rousing standing ovation as far as i,m concerned !!!!!
Intimately powerful.Joyful crisp sound.Like hearing Beethoven for the first time.
In the Netherlands we say : This Orchestra stands like a House !! Chapeau !! What a work !
Beethoven compunha nos Céus e passava a limpo na Terra!
Bravo! I often stand up as a fiddle player and sit down as a violinist. There is an added expressivity when you can put your entire body into it. There is a sort of dance that served this particular work well. The dynamics were outstanding. Unfortunately - since we all get older - this is for a more youthful group. For something this long, my feet would hurt.
Ich liebe diesen Sound, nicht so glatt gebügelt, wie von den berühmten Sinfonieorchestern, mit soviel Leidenschaft gespielt. Einfach mitreißend. ❤❤
😮 Just wow.
Thank you NCO and Pekka- Beethoven brilliance
Incredble. Like everything they do, they make the familiar (and at times over-familiar) sound new . . . almost as if being composed before our eyes. Tremendous work. If it's possible to fall in love with an orchestra . . . Well, too late - I'm in love with NCO!
Superb Performance worthy of a Standing Ovation !!!!!
The essence of chamber music. Listening to each other and playing beautiful music! Bravo! Love this performance!
I find the great Pekka Kuusisto's peculiar way of directing admirable. Breaking stereotypes achieves, in my opinion, an extraordinary result. Thanks for sharing.
I’ve heard recordings of the great orchestras and conductors but the ensemble here stands out as the best ever. Standing ovation!!!
Deliciously magical, thank you Pekka Kuusisto and the NCO!
Now could we please hear numbers 2, 4, 6, 8!?
¡BRAVO, BRAVO; BRAVO! Sr. Pekka y Orquesta, maravillosa música, magistral.
WOW! Incredible performance - such joy. I love the orchestra. Great stuff Pekka!
The second movement arrives and so do the tears... so moving.
Love how many performers I see here I also see performing with the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra. So much fine music coming from Norway!
Pekka is bouncing on his knees giving the minimal but necessary direction of tempo throughout the symphony, subtly keeping the whole thing together and making sure all musicians have the same pulse. This is such a genius way of reinventing the role of the conductor - to minimise the power hierarchy while carrying out a unified musical idea at the same time.
brilliant, vigorous, and so Beethovenian
Utterly magnificent!
Pekka Kuusisto really makes this a wonderful mix of Finland and Norway. Talking about Nordic cooperation.
PENSATE CHE TUTTO QUESTO E' STATO COMPOSTO CON UNA PARTE DELL UDITO ORMAI INESISTENTE...GREATTTTTTT
My absolute favorite Beethoven symphony! Well done! It is fun for every single instrument!
An incredible performance
Splendidly done - a joy to listen to this again and again!
Bravo! Thank you so much
34:15 - All the strings are having a good time!
Well this rivals David Grimal's French orchestra - really. Bravo!
Bravissimo!! Muchas gracias por compartirlo!!
Bravo 👏👏👏
que coisa mais linda desse mundoooooooooo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
An inspired performance of an old favorite with a new fresh touch. Bravo
Absolutely brillance!
Great musicianship!
Maravillosa, brillante, …. las infinitas posibilidades de la interpretación musical!!… bravo!!!
Sublime
bravo!
Love the cheeky glance by Pekka at 1:20 after the small mistake in the violins haha
テンポが良く実にいい演奏。ホールの響き録音ともに優秀💕素晴らしい❗
Am I the only one who heard those eight extra bars they stuffed in at the end of the first movement? How dare they!
Hawk ears! You are absolutely right! But it sounds so good and the drama is even more forceful... why not applaud their courage and originality?
Allegretto, tão triste.....eu amo 😫😫😫
❤❤❤❤❤
There is so much more energy and engagement in this interpretation than any other I can recall. Brilliant! (and I'm totally happy to forgive the small oops's in the ascending line at 1.18 as part of the human experience 🙂).
Yes, there was a good little bit of "the human experience" in a spot or two. But it was great though!
They are all interactive intimately as though they are playing a Baroque suite. I'm not sure, however, as though the music was ever being This performed. But it makes for a springy edgy performance!
I noticed some things about this symphony in this performance and video recording that I hadn't picked up on in Big Band recordings. Did members of the orchestra get goose bumps while playing the fourth movement? BTW, check out Herbert Kegel and the Dresden Philharmonic recording sometime. They rolled from the third movement into the fourth w/o a break. Nifty. Thanks for posting. Best Wishes for the New Year from a viewer in Washington,DC
理想のベートーヴェン7番です。
It is very highly balanced and controlled performance. It is very closed one from the ideal balances.
But i think very sorry about that it was inserted the unexpected eight bars at 13:55.. poor thing..
..br@vi aaanD Live long & Prosper
6:21
41:25
NCO - the No Conductor Orchestra?
You don't need that... Chamber is listening to each other... No conductor means nobody can distract you with excessive gestures while playing 🙂🙂🙂 love chamber music for that 🙂🙂❤️❤️
Este vídeo magnífico, mostra que não é necessário uma Orquestra grande, para apresentar uma grande obra; e, mostra igualmente como, músicos tocando de pé, envolvendo o corpo inteiro, podem fazer diferença numa interpretação mais eloquente. Aumentando o espigão, celistas também podem tocar de pé.
lmao the concertmastewr smiled at 1:18 cuz someone played a wrong note in the violin section (there is no "perfect' concert, not tryna criticize here).
naaahhhhhhh. I'm sorry people ,,, that one didn't land ,,,,,, it's all correct and together but it's so lackluster ,,,,,,,, sometimes the non-conductor thing becomes a Meme ,,,,,, that's what happened in this case ,,,,, to play well and alone is not enough for a great musical performance of a work like this ,,,,,,,, simply disappointing .......