TCHAIKOVSKY - "Manfred" Symphony - SVETLANOV (Sydney Opera House)

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2018
  • TCHAIKOVSKY - "Manfred" Symphony - YEVGENI .SVETLANOV (Sydney Opera House) If there is anyone out there who has a better copy, please upload this fabulous performance!
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Комментарии • 16

  • @patrickmorin2298
    @patrickmorin2298 4 года назад +5

    There are no more words to describe such a level of intensity, genius, passion. Only giants like Svetlanov could reach these heights. And so we make them glimpse. Thanks to them.

  • @sergiotrumpet
    @sergiotrumpet 3 года назад +1

    This is iconic example of musicianship! True dedication to the Music!

  • @organist2012
    @organist2012 Год назад +2

    Wow Wow Wow The Best!

  • @user-mz8hi9di5x
    @user-mz8hi9di5x 5 лет назад +6

    Очень сильное исполнение!

  • @zinam5795
    @zinam5795 3 года назад +1

    ....Блестящие исполнение!

  • @victormedem3981
    @victormedem3981 4 года назад +5

    Yet another proof of Svetlanov's genius

    • @zinam5795
      @zinam5795 3 года назад

      Ths piece of P.Tchaykovsky for E.Svetlanov.... too !

  • @zabriskiepoint8796
    @zabriskiepoint8796 4 года назад +2

    Моя любимая версия симфонии

  • @extrasalt4595
    @extrasalt4595 4 года назад +1

    Hoomeyow!!

  • @jacenarsenault8223
    @jacenarsenault8223 5 лет назад

    Hey I'm blown away with a lot of the footage you have on this channel. Some of the rarest Sviatoslav Richter footage I've seen(the video of Claire de Lune!?!?!) Is there anyway you could send me the vanilla versions of your Richter series?

  • @timroebuck3458
    @timroebuck3458 4 года назад +2

    Who screwed around with the score? That's not the way the fourth movement ends.

    • @paulybarr
      @paulybarr 3 года назад

      I'm very sorry to say that it has become an 'alternative' ending, and I agree that it is an abomination. As you know ( because you wouldn't have expressed your outrage otherwise), Tchaikovsky wrote one of his most towering and moving codas in the last movement of this work, but unfortunately Tchaikovsky calls for a full organ ( or a harmonium, as a weak second choice). The work also ends very quietly, as you know. So, if a conductor wants to do this work ( and at least it gets more outings these days!) but the hall doesn't have an organ, they either do the coda as written, but with a harmonium or, the abominable practice we hear Svetlanov do of repeating the coda of the first movement, and with those silly extra tam tam crashes that were inserted by Leopold Stokowski back in the fifties and which, unbelievably, some conductors imitate to this day, including this performance. ( There are other examples on youtube).

    • @adam28xx
      @adam28xx 2 года назад +1

      @@paulybarr ... Those tam-tam crashed were not inserted by Leopold Stokowski at all. In fact, the work was never in his repertoire! ... They were actually the work of Arturo Toscanini, allegedly a "do as written" maestro who also cut over 100 bars from the finale - about 5 minutes of music - as well as making numerous other alterations throughout the entire work. If Stokowski had made them, they'd be dismissed as "tamperings" but Toscanini admirers would call them "emendations." In fact, critic R. C. Marsh wrote that "Toscanini's editing and selective rescoring made this a better work than Tchaikovsky left it." So much for "doing as written"!

  • @bochaalul
    @bochaalul 4 года назад

    Por que motivos en el 4to. movimiento se elemína la parte final del organo ???? que sucede, la Opera de Sidney no cuenta con dicho instrumento y su respectivo organista ???? 4to. movimiento incompleto, muy mal !!!!! Svetlanov y Sinfonica muy buenos, imagen bastante mala

  • @zinam5795
    @zinam5795 3 года назад

    Жаль фон в записи...австралийский....помехи однако!

  • @timroebuck3458
    @timroebuck3458 4 года назад

    RUclips is smoking dope. Dammit, if I want to stop playing it, I'll stop play myself. Stop trying to think for me.