ugh your analysis is consistently baller

Fantastisch! Vielen Dank für ihre Mühe ❤️ Das erweitert mein Verständnis dieser großartigen Musik Gruß von Tobias

If you atomized this thing anymore, you'd be working with single notes constituting entire motivic material.

But it's ugly

That viola note at 52:46 😮

2 days ago I played the prelude and fugue in an audition. Man, believe me when I tell you that you don't get tired of the fugue

Hard for me to follow but fantastic !

16:16 ACTUALLY I guess it would be a third of the speed. I know it’s irrelevant, I was just enjoying the little pleasure of correcting the legend Mr. Atkinson

Fabulous in every respect as a retired jazz musician I give you the highest rating possible

Mahler 8 on top I could die to that music

I actually have to admire you for your ability to choose ONLY 10 badass moments of Brahms's works. For me it was impossible to limit it to just 10. (e.g. Brahms's op.15, 83, 51 (both), 108, 101, 60, 24, 5, 35, 45, 77........) (even his FAE movement is quite badass....

Very beautiful but underrated work in the chamber music repertoire. Faure had plenty others that are similarly beautiful and intriguing, like his piano quintet in C minor and piano trio in D minor.

Oh, this. I remember I cried the first time when I heard the second theme because it was so overwhelming. And I rarely cry for music. You prolly had done Schubert's Great C Symphony, the opening theme of 1st mvt is very simple yet so introspective, like opening up an entire new universe. Wonder what you think about Vaughan-Williams' Piano Quintet first movement? its first theme is also very emotionally intense.

Another "Hunt" piece that leaves me unconvinced about whether the name really fits, Beethoven's 18th piano sonata in Eb, the so called "Hunt" Sonata. I mean, I assume it's the ending 6/8 Presto that gave it the nickname, but is it really like a hunt? I don't know, I've heard some people say that the Presto of the Beethoven sonata is more of a tarantella than anything else.

Haydn’s “Jack in the box” String Quartet. Sounds great.

The music is too rich for the scene. Too rich for movies. Williams is better suited for movies, Mahler for symphonies and songs.

9:14 We can't have it all, and I love the way you stretch the diversions into other compositions. But I must mention for anyone who likes when Haydn gets "spooky..." The Trio in Haydn's Symphony 58 in F Major has to be the bleakest and most startling "spooky" moment he ever did.

Late Mozart goes so hard. So rich and thick. Taking more and more from Bach et al. Very pre Romantic, his last few years are way different to his earlier stuff. If he lived longer, he probably wouldn't have been Beethoven, because his life wasn't hard enough for him to write music that dark, but he would've been Schubert or Schumann probably.

Absolutely brilliant, Richard. Thank you.

Bravo

Thanks for making the Fuggenanalyse in your free time instead of playing Brawl Stars, We are from the Kantonsschule Solothurn and our music teacher Ms. Inäbnit has given us an ehrenlose task, but this helps us really

Geile siech

Geile siech

Isn’t this the one that Rubinstein wanted to be played in his deathbed?

Those bassoon jumps from the Haydn 68 😭😭 my friend would not like that

Looking up fart memes brought me here. Very educational.

Brilliant contribution for get a little closer to greatest mind of this planet ever

Ya know one composer I never see you discuss on here is Schumann. He’s my absolute favorite composer and I’m wondering if you could make a video on something of his. Like your favorite Clara theme moments or something?

.... worst thing you can do with Beethoven symphonies and other music ... is playing too fast ... !!! thx ;)

I listened to all 106 haydn symphonies in a little over a week, can I be inducted into the united grand lodge of haydn fanatics?

Please a Mahler single video.

Giuseppe verdi's dies irae also makes great use of the bass drum.

Speaking about Strauss and timpani the Burlesque for piano and orchestra is quite interesting.

We need more pre or post fight trashtalks!

I want the Don Quixote analysis (iF yOu HaD mOrE pAtReOn SuPpOrTeRs)

Y’all wait till next episode when he starts pulling out Shosty and Stravinsky

It seems that many themes in this video are close relatives of the main theme of Symphonie Fantastique :)

If anything convinces me of the infinity of individual life, of the necessity to do everything (Nikolai Fyodorov, cosmism) in our power to make this life last - it is the ending of the first movement of op. 74.

"So lasse deine Glöckchen klingen, dies wird mein Weibchen zu mir bringen"

Noo the last few chords of the Mahler are missing, they are some of my favourite moments in this Symphony

Great video per usual! Can’t believe you didn’t play the rest of Mahler at the very end of the video!

I would continue Wagner's brass/drum line with Walter Schumann's Dragnet theme:D Seems plausible: leitmotifs of Giants, then the Dragon and later, Joe Friday😅 Seriously though, Wagner's experiments with low and pompous music for bad guys may be the roots of cinematic gumshoes and other tough reluctant heroes.

Good stuff. I hope at some point we see the timpani solo at the end of Shostakovich 8th, movement 3

Take a look at the Shostakovich's symphonies, if you did not. There is so many epic moments like that.

I thought this was one of your most fun videos. I can't believe how much work you put into these. Not just the music, but the graphics and the cartoon clips, etc. And THE MUSIC knowledge! Amazing!

Simply the best of music...people were crying after 4th, not just back in the days, circa 2023...😢❤what a magnificent experience🙏

2:40 doesnt the second violin make this OK?