i do love the presto part of this version❤

The section 44:54 - 45:22 in this registration is the best execution of this fragment I’ve ever heard… amazing

14:54 coda

The one of greatest piece from the Musical history. String, brass, woodwind and percussion made so much affection and power! And the choir in 4th movement is human shining moment.

7:14 8:00 9:00 9:50 10:46

SUPRERBA!

32:36 no words..

12:42 30:42

Really dope track i mean really!

PS Seating Auditions (2024-25): First Violins: 7:24, 35:11 Second Violins: 6:57, 23:15 Violas: 6:56, 32:50 Cellos: 13:05, 29:05 Basses: 25:11, 29:05

And Brahms played this in C-sharp minor for one of the stops on his first tour with Reményi

2:55

11:11 13:11

1:05

0:30

The tympani is VERY WEAK!

18:14

11:21

3:59 excerpt 1 14:42 EXCERPT 2 25:20 excerpt 3 33:47excerpt 4

23:50

6:25

I got introduced to this symphony through Little Einsteins with Hansel and Gretel and Golden Goose. Childhood was a blast.

Best 4th I have ever heard. Such power and excitment. Bravo.

These were dedicated to maestro Antonio Salieri

There’s so many “modern” ideas in this massive work. Far ahead of his time!

12:41 & 23:43

Cygnus X-1 is better than this

audition(ignore this) 4:35-5:22 15:01-16:11 22:44-23:34

I thought trumpets of this time could only play harmonics. How would this be possible on a classical trumpet?

ta ta taaaa ta ta taaa ta ta taaa ta ta taaa TA TA TAAAAA

This is my all time favorite ❤️ symphony of Beethoven , love the second movement so much 🎶🎻

many more nuanced details of tone and phrasing than in much of von K's later work

Music don’t have border

One of the most incredible pieces of music to grace humanity. The last movement is some of the most spectacular music I've ever heard

15:47

4:17 ❤Святослав Рихтер отдавал первенство всегда скрипачу: - потому что главный тот, кто стоит! 😊

This piece shows that even composers we think are no-nonsense or serious--which Beethoven has the image of both--can have a pretty good sense of humour! Just listen to that ending filled with fake endings lol

16:45 17:20

Lets just think for a second about the fact that this symphony starts in a tragic mood with D-Minor and ends being a collosal party with D-Major and the ode to joy theme but a bit transformed. It ends so joyfully that it kind of feels aggressive haha

So good I’m learning this does anyone have any tips on how to play it wrll

23:45 -24:..., definitely a passage Dvořák used in his New World Symphony.

So many youth orchestra memories with this piece!!! We never went a day without some first violin accidentally playing a chord at 28:13, and 14:07 was the bassoonists' favorite part, they never stopped humming it. I'm in tears!

34:40

For the opera lovers, the theme of adagio cantabile it'isnt very close to "in mia man alfin tu sei" from Norma?

7:08 8:01 9:03 9:52 10:53 18:19

25:40

I played this at my high school concert this past spring and as a freshman, this was a very big challenge but so incredibly fun to play in front of an audience :)

Saisissant comme le printemps de l opus 12 est contenu dans l automne l opus 96....

Beethoven is my guy, thank you for this!

8:04 6:53 15:22 19:50