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I agree with you completely. Great comment.

Listening to Tchaikovsky for the first time is the worst. But every time you listen to him, it gets better and better. His music is the best the last time you ever listen to it

@@michaelpaulsmith4619 Not very known in the West, Yevgeny Svetlanov has the same genius ability.

The interpretations of western conductors often go in the direction of circus music, they exaggerate as they think, that the russian soul is the soul of foolish people. Karajan is the worst, he may have a lot of benefits, his Tchaikovsky is not a part of.

@@Piflaser well also Karajan was talking about himself and his interpretation of his story, ( why he always exagerates the fortes and pianos, thinking that it is what will make him interesting..instead of truly listening to his true Voice and the resonance of it ) , not about the human soul, which is about what we are choosing to create and how much we are owning the act of connection to our Source, what we came down onto this earth to see clearly and understand the importance of ; )

Except Schumann, Beethoven, Brahms, Mozart (!), Haydn, Mendelssohn, Sibelius.

@@Piflaser And Mahler!!!!!

@@scottmiller6495 And Mahler, yes, of course!

Indeed it is, as Tom Service pointed out in his Series "50 Greatest Symphonies." Not only is Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony included among those 50, but also his First, saying Tchaikovsky's "First Symphony is one of the most important markers in the symphonic story in the 19th century, the piece in which a new type of symphony - absolutely Tchaikovsky's own, and Russia's too - is not just glimpsed, but claimed, staking out the territory his next five symphonies continued to explore. And as well as all that historical significance, it's also one of the most irresistibly attractive first symphonies ever written."

And Shostakovich And Glazunov (which set up the stage for the establishment of a major publishing firm and ushered in a new(er) era in Russian music during the remaining decades of the Russian Silver Age) And Nielsen (the daring, coming of age Nordic modernism of a work that challenged the German School of composition that dominated Scandinavian musical establishment at the time)

Grazie per la presentatione. Bellissima interpretazione di musica russa con cuore russo. La musica e internazionale. Grazie maestro, grazie tutti. Pace.

You're exactly right...

And Gergiev and Mariinsky make so much of it - especially the Adagio cantabile is heartbreakingly beautiful.

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Ich stimme Ihrem Kommentar und Ihrer Einschätzung von Karjans langweiliger Leistung voll und ganz zu. Das ist russisch, russisch, russisch!

@@michaelpaulsmith4619 Danke. Es war schon mutig von mir, am heiligen Lack dieses völlig überschätzten -aber für den Materialismus der 60er/70er-Jahre durchaus typischen- Dirigenten zu kratzen

Dies ist eine großartige Interpretation, aber ich mag die Versionen der Abbado und Karajan am besten. Ich denke, dass Jansons besser mit die Fantasien und Ouvertüren des Tchaikowsky war. Ich hörte seine Version der 5. Symphonie und fand sie zu trocken, obwohl seine Version von Francesca da Rimini fast unübertroffen war. Verzeihen Sie für meines schlechter deutsch. Ich schreibe hier nur zu praktizieren. Korrigieren Sie bitte meine Fehler!

You're so right! Karajan's version is much below this wonderful music with Gergiev. He is one of my favourite conductors.

so you can read in the subtitle to the left

Thank you!

I agree with Tchaikovsky- give me this sparking work over the tedious dullness of the fifth symphony any day.

@@paulybarr Yup, # 5 puts me to sleep after 5 minutes!!

@@lisaragsdale1530 hopefully permanently!

@@tahiragibson6407 WHAT?

@@lisaragsdale1530 That was just playful sarcasm. Please me it was sarcasm. PLEASE tell me it was sarcasm!

Gergiev=genius

What an interesting observation. I didn't even notice the positions.

Society today is too stupid and shallow to produce artists of this caliber again.

Но, к сожалению, ютюб нуждается в деньгах.

Oneguin is never superfluous.

@@victoriaherrera7724 In this particular instance, it certainly is, detracting from the too seldom performed main work.

It was under his toothpick all the time!

I prefer bare hands. They are more expressive.

Danke, sehr informativ, ganz neue Aspekte, hatte ich bislang übersehen!

I figured it out - Symphony No. 6 :)

Segundo movimiento de la 6 sinfonía!

Ah, yes. Haven't heard her name in quite a while. We all owe her a humungous debt of gratitude for her faith in PIT.

Exactly !!!!!

Play the beginning of it (the encore) and you'll see it on the screen.