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( R. PP) = ( F ).

( R.B ) = ( F ).

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1:03:00 MARVELOUS

Es Ud. un MAESTRO Sr. Saraste.

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

In my humble opinion one of the best performances I could find on KZfaq. To name one moment: the way mr. Saraste doesn't forget the violins during the famous Swan-team after two minutes in the third movement, the heart of this symphony. Quite unique.

Mezzo and Tenor were fantastic!

Kind of off-topic, but I'm curious : some members in the winds have a kind of head-rest device behind their head (I see the 2dn bassoon and the 2nd oboe, maybe others). Does anyone know what it is for ? It seems very flimsy for a head-rest, maybe a partial sound-isolation device for when the brass are in full throttle ?

Thank you for this beautiful musisc!

The 31 that posted negative muct be deaf or dead

I think it's shocking that the soloists have to keep their eyes glued to the score ( the tenor largely excluded from this criticism,) as they perform this extremely well-known, often performed classic. I first heard the Requiem in 1964 or '65 performed at NY's Lewison Stadium including Met opera singers Lucine Amara and Richard Tucker and since then many times with many different performing forces. I assure you, it used to be the case that soloists in great works such as the Verdi Requiem would only glance down at their scores from time to time. If by the time of performance you are so uncertain of the very notes and words you are to sing you cannot give the degree of attention to your artistic, your emotional involvement in the interpretation that you ought to.

What a complicated man you are - but I suppose Sibelius was as well !

I swear, Jukka had TEARS in his eyes near the end!

Sublime, both music and orcehtra.

This movement is faster than usual, but I've been listening to it on repeat for months, and no other speed compares to this, ESPECIALLY the finale!

Sibelius: a giant amongst the pines and lakes.

Sibelius compositore grandissimo! grande descrittore ma anche profondo conoscitore dell'animo umano e delle passioni umane. Coivolgente e intenso .

フィンランド人とフィンランドのオーケストラでなければ純粋なフィンランド・サウンドとは呼べない、そんなこだわりがあるなら、この演奏が最右翼だろう。シベリウスを得意とする指揮者と楽団による“お国もの”だけあって、この曲に対する彼の国の人々の熱い思いがストレートに伝わってくる。

Oh my gosh, the motif starting at 4:05 is other worldly. The harp syncopation - what a sublime musical moment.

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That symphony... It's so quiet, almost untouchable. Intresting if you consider most of the european romantic music. There is trurely something very Finnish in that one

Grandiose, impressionnante, un moment d'envoutement.... merci

A difficult symphony to get right. There is always that danger of finding the tempo of floundering, rather than toiling, in that finale. (IMO) -not sure JPS escaped it here. Although, if Sib meant to flounder before clambering out upon the final climax to swing that hammer, then spot on.

This is wonderful!!!! I enjoyed if very much!!!! As it is Sibelius, wonderful composer!!!!, and Finland, wonderful country!!!!

Bellissima esecuzione

Bravo Maestro for this wonderful concert. Thank a lot for the perfect pronounciation of latin. Nowaday we Heard so manies bad ways to sing in latin and it's catastrophic. The choir, the orchestra and soloist are amazingly excellents. An exceptionnel concert in a mythic cathedral with a perfect acoustic. Bravo.

One of the greatest modern symphonies.

Bravo Tutti, melodia maravilhosa...

Bravo Tutti ,melodia maravilhosa...

I love Sibelius. One of the most talented Composers. I like the Performance of Maestro Saraste. This is Finland pure! The Second Movement is absolutely brilliant The guiding theme is so beautiful

Grandioso capolavoro di Sibelius, musica divina, interpretazione magnifica!!! Sibelius Is magnificent!!!!

gave it a chance til 1:48 on the rephrase. Shit. Always easier to critisize the choc cake... however...

23:08 Imagine being the 5th horn player...

Es una obra que sobrecoge por lo grandiosa que es.

I- Andante ma non troppo / Allegro energico - 00:53 / 05:38 II- Andante (ma non troppo lento) - 12:03 III- Scherzo: Allegro - 21:15 IV- Andante / Allegro molto - 26:23 / 28:09

Symphonie que j'écoute souvent avec émotion dirigée avec ce grand chef .Le choeur d'hommes est tout simplement poignant ainsi que Lilli Paasikivi etJorma Hynninen.

Qué maravilloso!! Escuchar esta belleza de expresión... como si juntara lo humano y lo divino... GRACIAS!

Magnifique le Lacrymosa. Très belle oeuvre de Berlioz dirigée par le Chef . Le choeur est dynamique et excellent. J'adore et en tant que choriste j'aimerais bien interpréter ce Requiem.

Magnifica obra, coro y orquesta FORMIDABLE, buena acústica de catedral, saludos desde Chile, viva Berlioz y France 🎶🇨🇵❤🇨🇱

On my to-do list before I leave this earth: Attend a live Berlioz Requiem performance! An amazing work. I've already checked off Mahler Sym. No. 8, but would love to hear it again.

Oh my God I love your work !

A most impressive interpretation. Thanks for the upload.

Mi è piaciuto molto ascoltare la sua direzione. Trovo deliziosi i Trio dello Scherzo

Прекрасна музика! Чудове виконання!

Музыка настолько прекрасна, что отведённый мне срок земной жизни продлился на 1 час 20 минут.

Quelle Oeuvre mais quelle Oeuvre !! Jan Sibelius est avec Maurice Ravel mon compositeur préféré. Toute son oeuvre symphonique est exceptionnelle. Et cet oratorio est simplement magique. Le dernier mouvement est époustouflant. Quelle maîtrise harmonique et mélodique. Sibelius était capable (comme Ravel -> Mvt lent du Cto en sol) de composer de très longues mélodies sans répétitions . La longue mélopée (1:09:56) en est un exemple marquant. Puissante, splendide avant l'explosion finale choeur orchestre alterné. Je n'arrive pas à comprendre que Sibélius ait toujours interdit de rejouer cette oeuvre de son vivant car c'est à mon avis une des plus significative de son chant tellurique, issu des terres et des légendes de Finlande. L'interprétation est magnifique. Le choeur parfait. UN PUR MOMENT DE BONHEUR !

Superb rendition of this great work. Thank you so much Maestro Saraste and Oslo Phil.