Strauss: Eine Alpensinfonie / Bychkov · Berliner Philharmoniker
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Richard Strauss: Eine Alpensinfonie ("Auf dem Gipfel") / Semyon Bychkov, conductor · Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie, 4 October 2008.
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Thumbs up if you get the chills every single time you listen to this. I do!
👍💙
There is literally no other recording where you hear the trombones this well.
Completely agree, and that Contrabass Trombone really helped blast that 6-note motive at 0:16. I'm still trying to figure out who's playing the Contrabass though....
@@matthewk4245 Stefan Schulz- a true master of the bass/contrabass trombone, who plays every note of every piece as if his life depended on it. Try to watch his performance of the incredible bass trombone part in the Miraculous Mandarin...
@@matthewk4245Should be Prof. Stephan Schulz.
Those horns at 1:08 and 1:32 melt my heart! This whole "Auf dem Gipfel" section does. I don't care what the experts say, Eine Alpensinfonie is a masterpiece.
Matt D It is a masterpiece, it helps us reach ecstasy and conveys us in romantic and idealistic sphere that wants to transcend physical bounds and at the very end, when the music stops and we are transcended - we return to our physicality and for a few moments more remember the honey sweetness of our god called Music. The physicality at the end wins because we cannot escape it, without it there is no us, no music... But after that magical moment of ecstasy our outlook on physical world has changed, our way of looking at it is different. One who drinks sweet nectar of Music cannot be the same any more. And that is why this music is called Music.
+Matt D
you mean 'experts'. self important pricks who could never ever do what strauss did.
It is-and they simply aren't experts. The scoring is superb by any standards. I am proud to say that I have clocked-up 52 years of listening, playing, and score-studying of most of Strauss' works. And I still have much to learn. What a genius!
Matt D : My wife and I once had dinner with s gentleman who had many decades of orchestral playing under his belt. My wife asked him to name the toughest work to play. His quick response: “Anything by Strauss!”
@@georgelocke9523 Strauss is unbelievably challenging. Rosenkavalier is absolutely beastly - that beautiful music that results is the result of the enormous exertion and effort of 100 orchestral musicians, let alone the ridiculously high demands he puts on the interpretative abilities of the singers.
I've said this before, but I'll say it again. This is probably the greatest 3 minutes of orchestral playing ever recorded. Now that the Digital Concert Hall is producing occasional DVDs of great performances from the archives, PLEASE, Berliner Philharmoniker- make this performance into a DVD. It will become an instant classic, and a treasure to anyone fortunate enough to own it. I joined the DCH just so I could watch this concert.....
Totally amazing performance here. I must hear BPO perform this live before I am back to stardust.
everyone is allowed to have their own definition of what is great, and some may disagree, but this is easily up there with the most EPIC an orchestra can be made to sound.
I still remember the first time I actually listened to this piece in full. I was driving through a particularly desolate part of Utah listening to a CD recording of this when, suddenly, the most heavenly horn playing filled my ears. Incredible!
Also reminds me of the time I listened to Mahler Symphony 3 all the way through. I fell asleep at the 5th mvt, only to be awoken by the sweetest melodies. The 6th mvt of Mahler 3 is something to behold.
Wow! Bychkov is an absolute beast of a conductor - inspiring to watch and listen to.
Bychkov deserves a lot more recognition. Great conductor and musician.
He has it from those who hear really !
2:16 literally made me cry today. I have just had one of the most miserable days. And the beauty of the music brought tears to me eyes. :') Thank you Strauss, thank you Berlin, thank you Bychkov, thank you God.
THAT HORN SECTION!!!!!
Crazy horns,lol!
@@blackie8083 Bass trombone too! lol
Baborak!!!
@@Infidelio He is a real good player!
They didn't back off for fear of missing a note at that incredible volume, did they? And, it is *in* *tune* ! Amazing.
Baborak is a GOD !!! the sound of brass is FANTASTIC . AMAZING !!!
Few people other than horn players realize how far out on a virtual limb all the horns are going with this immense volume in the upper range of the instrument. I hear no missed or out-of-tune notes. Truly spectacular. Their sound just *soars* and lifts the emotional impact of this excerpt to stratospheric heights.
Some of the best brass playing I've heard in a long time.
Maestro Bychkov is consistently in synch with music, he is able to adhere to the structure of the piece, yet bring its immense beauty out of the same time. High class performance!!
Whatever they're feeding those trombone players I want some
Dylan Le me too (I'm an amateur trombonist).
😂😂
It's Viagra
@@cbernz 😂😂😂😂
Sausages and beer!
I don't think anything gets much better than this.
certainly not life...
Berliner + Bychkov is probably the best combination possible for this piece, it sounds amazing!
This and Berliner + Karajan too.
I can not get enough of this. Best orchestra in the world! Bravo. Especially to the brass! That is one blow of a piece.
I agree. BPO is just *killing* *it* lately.
This is by far the best performance I've ever heard of this sublime score....
I wouldn't even be listening to this if it weren't for Bychkov, everything else didn't do it for me
Probably the most amazing thing I've ever heard. It's a wonder the stage didn't collapse under the weight of the pure epicness of it all. What wonders Berlin can make!
OK. It's time to confess that I have been coming back to this video at least once a week for a year now. The piece has been a dear companion in my life and it's so uplifting to see and hear it performed with your, BPhil's, inimitable fusion of absolute quality and absolute passion. Love from Switzerland.
Any synesthesia folks out here? As I listen to this except, the visual images I get of summiting the Jungfrau, then taking off in a wingsuit into the valley below are incredibly vivid. Just a terrific performance.
This is what orchestral playing is all about. Fantastic!
This has to be one of the greatest 3 minutes in the entire symphonic literature....And what trombones! What horns! What trompets! What an orchestra......
Such a shame Bychkov didn't succeed Rattle as Music Director - They play with such fire under him. This is utterly glorious music making!
I agree. Bychkov is VERY underrated. I read that Karajan wanted to have him as his successor. He is so much better than Rattle. I was live at this concert.
I love Bychkov, incredibly underrated director, his take on Glanert's Theatrum Bestiarum is awesome!
He is a chief conductor with the Czech Philharmonic now. Too bad for Berliner, ha ha.....
as far as I'm concerned he is the owner of this composition at this point. Their loss
I have listened to most Strauss pieces most of my life (75 years) but have NEVER heard the Alpen Symphonie before! What a marvelous introduction!
Thank you...!
It's "Auf den Gipfel" (On the Summit).
‘Auf dem Gipfel’ ist korrekt. Wo ist Dativ.
@@richarddenyer5247 stimmt
the brass in this video, may I say, they're absolutely thrilling,I have goosebumps
fantastic brass!!!!!
I love conductors like him. They are so powerful, passionate and really inspire me. What a happy and gifted individual.
Oh, my God...one of the best brass players!
Such a lovely played...amazing! 🤗❤😘
GREATNESS!..That´s The Word to Describe What Richard Strauss REACHED Composing This Marvellous Master- Piece..This MAGNIFICENT Symphonic POEM!..VIVA This ART!..Thanks Master RICHARD!
@KlingsorAMontvert Thank you very much for your kind words (and your regular online visits).
Eine unglaublich intensive Klangpracht!Tausendfach Danke dafür!!Das ist wirklich ein echter Richard Strauß!!Einzigartige musikalische Architektur der Alpen!!
Strauss 😉
Marvelous high note on trumpet at 2:15 played by Tamás Velenczei!!! He looks very calm! Amazing mental ability!
God, the Contrabass Trombone...it is the voice of God
R Carroll OR THE DEVIL. depending on which end of the instrument your on😁
My thinking is it’s Stefan Schulz but the cameraman never catches his face, Thomas Leyendecker is on 3rd so I’m assuming.
Shame he's playing the part on the wrong instrument. Strauss wrote for contrabass trombone only once, in Elektra. Alpine Symphony is scored for 2 tenors 2 basses.
Mein Traum war es schon immer die Alpen Sinfonie von den Berliner Philharmoniker live zu hören! Am 28 Oktober erfüllt sich mein Traum !!! Ich freue mich schon wahnsinnig darauf! Ich bin Danske Frau in Block D mit Dauergänsehaut und Tränchen in den Augen 😃😉
Sollte :dann die Frau heißen 😅
*Monumental* horn playing here!
LOVE the contrabass trombone in the beginning. Orgasmic.
Berlin philharmonic and the Chicago symphony by far have the two best brass sections in the world
Optimus Prime No new York philharmonic has the best brass section by far!
Yes! They both are fantastic, BUT, the ensemble playing here in this video is something I haven't heard from either NY or CH. The crescendo into the down beats are phenomenal, along with the phrasing, musicality and power.
starwarsjunkie7777 As narrow as it seems the Chicago symphony during the Solti era had the BEST brass section. Herseth on trumpet, dale on horn, Friedman on trombone, and Jacobs on tuba.
Rotterdam Philarmonic - great great brass section!
Checkout Pittsburgh sometime
Liebe Berliner,
bitte - bitte macht von diesem Konzert eine DVD!!! Die verkauft sich von allein!
Das Beste was ich je gehört habe - und es muss viel passieren, dass noch etwas besseres kommt...
Grüße aus der Blechbläserfraktion
I was brought to tears in seconds. FANTASTIC.
This clip is so great.... amazing every time!!!
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Everything great, Strauss!, unbelievable orchestra, bychkov underrated, but.. man, THESE bass trombones!
This video feeds my soul! I watch it weekly.... Best from Atlanta, GA USA. Berlin has the greatest orchestra in the world.
Over 1.3 million views - I’m so glad that so many have enjoyed this over the years!
Bychkov hat eine wunderbar fließende Art zu dirigieren. Weckt die Bewegung der Musik
trombone section is wonderful,great..especiali bass and contrabass trombone,..so powerful!
Brings me to tears every time.
I've played this over about 20 times in a row, and I just love it more and more every time!
I am at about 15 listens - and going strong!
I always love the wildly different ways in which conductors hold and manipulate their magic wands...excuse me...batons.
I almost cried listening to this very short excerpt.... thank you so much berlin phil!
Proud of German culture.
I Love this piece,its because of Berliner Philharmoniker. Thanks for giving such a great Music. Soul of Searching!
Cette magnifique Symphonie des Alpes est un vrai '''Coup de coeur''. Une oeuvre de Strauss tellement agréable à écouter et qui sait plaire par son immense profondeur.C'est la Magie des sons qui émane de ce splendide orchestre.
Literally brilliant - I saw a light shining through the music.
Literally the most epic moment of the piece here! Nice cut!
How is this even possible? Doesn't it look like he's about to snap his neck when he conducts the timpani hit at 1:59? It's just that amazing. From 2:18 to 2:40 is such an amazing and inspiring shot! Conductor and performers alike are in such passionate motion. I cannot stop coming back to this video!
some of the best 3 minutes on YT 😍
Yes!
Very complex Orchestration. Strauss is one of the Greatest Composer in history of MUSIC.
I never tire of this music. When I was 6 I used to sing it out loud while hiking in the alps. My parents thought I was mad, running up steep slopes and still having breath and the mental capacity to sing this by heart.
Does not get any better than this
Great sounds from the brass sections!
Unglaublich. Hab mir die komplette Sinfonie jetzt drei Mal angesehen. Danke für den tollen Service, Berliner Philharmoniker! Bychkov ist der Wahnsinn! Highlight bei dieser Aufnahme sind die dramatischen Passagen (Vision, Elegie, Sonnenuntergang, ...). Und die Oboe auf dem Gipfel!! Unglaublich. Bychkov fängt fast an zu weinen. Kein Wunder, allein für diese Solo würden sich die 10€ drei Mal lohnen!!
Ich bin immer noch fassungslos!!
love the build up in this section
You just couldn´t play that any better. So amazing.
Absolutely.
Mad respect to the two trumpeters hitting that High C after 2:15 with no point of reference.
Therefore you can hear that the beginning isn't totally accurate. But of course, it remains high level and a very good performance.
@@florianmaurer8728 Yes - the only flaw and it is a small one, is that early entrance by the first trumpet.
Bravo Contrabass trombone!!!!!
You lift the whole orchestra!!!
A BEAUTIFUL PERFORMANCE. NEVER HEAR BEFORE, SPECIALLY FROM STRAUSS, LOVE IT
i just can't help but to keep coming back to this video! The trombones at 0:16 are just incredible!!! I'm always amazed by just three minutes of this video.
What an amazing orchestra!
100 mal gesehen-100 mal Gänsehaut!!
Das muß ich unbedingt mal live erleben!
Ja!
Such a beautiful orchestra
Bychkov is a beast
pure divine energy..gentleman in low brass,respect till death..you are apsolutely GREAT!!!!
This is fantastic! Good Lord, what an orchestra! Yes, the passion and understanding of the music do indeed come through.
And what amazing A/V. I would so love seeing that hall.
Quite a change from the October '44 recording I have of the Bruckner 8 and 9!
But it, too, was amazing, for its time. And most especially the time!
Is this one of the truly magnificent French horn passages in all of classical music. That incredibly high note at 1:48 is carried off so easily, it seems.
Radek and the rest of the horn section just *nail* this passage.
This is a badly underrated work. It's much better than many give it credit for, but the post-Rosenkavalier Strauss only gets so much respect and this last tone poem premiering 12 years after Sinfonia Domestica and on the heals of Rosenkavalier was not a daring modern work like Don JUan had been in 1888. In 1915 when it premiered Eine Alpensinfonie was a bit old fashioned, perhaps.
David J Gill: I’m willing to lavish lots of respect on “Ariadne auf Naxos” and “Die Frau ohne Schatten”. Still undecided about “Arabella”, but maybe I’ll come around.
This is why the Berlin Philharmonic is GREAT! Such powerful yet never tasteless playing. Greetings from Greensboro, North Carolina!
Playing this excerpt at this volume level, even the greatest orchestra is on "the edge". BPO pulls this off with sheer perfection!
Als Trompeter weiss man zu genau: ganz große Klasse..... Ich habe die Alpensymfonie noch nie so glänzend gehört. Musik auf höchsten Niveau. Danke(;
YES! I beg you again, dear Berlin Philharmonic...As we have all suggested...PLEASE make this concert into a DVD....This may be the single greatest video of orchestral playing ever made....
Well done! Live performance perfection.
The Trombones have kind of a party at 0:17, I bet Stefan has never and will not ever again play that loud in an orchestra, this just an amazing sound, in quality, strength and pure blast
This orchestra takes off like a Boing!
Just...AWESOME!! I play Bass Trombone and it's from an other Universe how they play.
Benni Bert I play Bass trombone too! It really is incredible, the way they play!
Benni Bert Glory to the Reichsorchester.
Just kidding. You expect them to be good. I mean Karajans teachings still live on and they still reek the benefits of it.
I love the BPO...It´s amazing!
Wow, what a great recording. Kick ass brass section too!
Congratulations to the Berliner Philharmoniker and Maestro Bychkov for reaching 800,000 views of this outstanding performance. Well deserved indeed! July 8, 2017.
HappyWandy457,
here is an example of unique contact between conductor and interpreters. I have never seen a german orchestra playing with such endeavour and energy. Of course, R. Strauss demands the outmost of musicians!
Bravo Mr. Bychkov!!!
Hans Fröhlich - Germany
In my opinion, the symphony and the symphonic orchestra are Europeans’ supreme contributions to human civilization! Science and math are but recycled knowledge from earlier civilizations!
Même si vous généralisez le sujet symphonie et orchestre symphonique, et même si on ne peut traiter Richard Strauss de nazi, ses positions à l'égard du régime hitlérien n'ont pas toujours été suffisamment claires pour que vous puissiez parler ainsi. Réservons plutôt votre opinion à des Mozart, Beethoven ou Schubert…
In no sphere is Europe so unique as in music and for music alone the world owes her so much beauty ... Viva Europe 🇪🇺
What civilization had calculus before Newton? The atomic model before Dalton and Bohr? What a load of rubbish.
@@christianrawyler4912 PARDON? Qu'est que la politique a à voir avec ce chef d’œuvre le plus divin?! Cette ode à la nature qui transcende race, religion et classe sociale.
Mon dieux, vous êtes fou?
Weta Avant de traiter les autres de fous, apprenez déjà à maîtriser l'orthographe. Vous avez encore du travail !
Love the brass!
I was swept away!
''Eine Alpensinfonie'' is a masterpiece, it helps us reach ecstasy and conveys us in romantic and idealistic sphere that wants to transcend physical bounds and at the very end, when the music stops and we are transcended - we return to our physicality and for a few moments more remember the honey sweetness of our god called Music. The physicality at the end wins because we cannot escape it, without it there is no us, no music... But after that magical moment of ecstasy our outlook on physical world has changed, our way of looking at it is different. One who drinks sweet nectar of Music cannot be the same any more. And that is why this music is not music anymore, but deity, the god named Music.
You've got a point ... Magic !
Wow comment of the century. Bravo!
Incredible intensity and sincerity......
Bravo Maestro.
jaw droppingly awesome! someday i will have to perform this!!!
ohne Worte. Hinreißend!
So we now understand! Thank you Sir. Strauss!! :)
So beautiful music. When I appreciate it, I think about the Materhorn of Swiss and Zermat.
Wow, that was unbelievable! The best recording I have found so far was with Karajan, and then I listened to this... whew :P
First heard this played at the beginning of a concert by The Pet Shop Boys, for the longest time I was looking for this piece now I finally found it. So great !
Ah I wish I was rich enough to buy the subscription... :(
Incredible sound!
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Wow that clarinet at 0:32 goes loud!!
Sounds good!