OMG ITS SOUNDS SO AWESOME 😍😍😍

This is the best rendition of the piece, hands down. I adore it

1st movement 0:05 begins |

2nd movement (Andante) 8:34 begins 4th movement (Allegro) 15:36

Fun Fact: After scratching Napoleon's name off the manuscript, Beethoven considered renaming the symphony EROTICA, but settled for EROICA due to misspelling.

Sublime ! ich habe keine worte für diesen preformance !

I don't think even Mozart wrote anything better than the first movement allegro of the 'Prague' symphony. It is a truly astonishing compositional achievement.

I loved the manner she conducts 😅

I attend this symphony for one reason: 9:36 - 9:49. Oh, Mr. Tchaikovsky! Just beautiful counterpoint.

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who are the performers there?

Wunderbar!!!

47:33 54:18

不是學音樂出身，不知道創作內容，不懂語言... 然而，一個多小時的交響曲，讓我目不轉睛！ 豐富又帶著難度的樂曲，精湛的指揮，交響樂團，合唱團，男女獨唱，深深吸引住聽眾的眼、耳。 感恩！大和諧。

Awww, those middle movements! Pure gems!

After First Movements´applause the conductor said in german: In Mozart's time we would have played this movement again :)

very good ❤🎉

Perfect and very good ❤🎉

0:26 47:30

1st movement 0:04 begins | 1:46 build up | 9:09 build up | 15:10 2nd movement |

It’s so good to see an orchestra comprised of men AND women and different races. When I look at, say, Bernstein conducting orchestras back in the 1970s, i see only white men.

Felicitaciones a la gran orquesta y el director, exelente sonido de esta hermosa obra.❤

Still like more Ruggiero Richie version. More strong. Sir Malcom Sargent Dir.

제일 사랑하는 베토벤의 전원교향곡을 hr 심포니오케스트라의 탁월함에 감탄을 금할수없습니다.

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Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich entschieden haben, das Violinkonzert von Sibelius aufzuführen.

As do I. I can't explain how this affects me. God. Nothing else.

What an amazing depiction of the wars of history! And they all point with dying fingers to the final culmination at Armageddon, the final and most cataclysmic of all rebellious humans. Destruction surrounds us, then suddenly the sky lightens with the approach of the Son of God (Rev. 19). At least these are my impressions of this music. It is breathtaking, marching as an army with banners.

Eff Bernstein! This is melody in action!

What a masterpiece performance! Words fail to express the emotions stirred by Tchaikovsky's melodies, and this is truly a great rendition of this timeless piece.

Wonderful performance! We seem to be soaring through the skies looking down admiringly at the lovers of the world. You are truly a magnificent orchestra.

Superb performance by one of the most fabulous orchestras of modern times. This really is a masterpiece endeavor, so well organized and presented. And what masterful sound!

Pathetic that this had to be performed without an audience.

Прекрасная музыка! Прекрасное исполнение!

Certified BANGER

I find this whole symphony absolutely incredible. What surprizes me though is, that while everyone's talking about the 2nd Movement, i rarely see anyone talk about the 1st. The theme is so well implemented into so many different emotions, it starts of as a kind of soft voice and ends up roaring through the concert hall. Truly amazing

Fantastica ❤

素晴らしい！ブラボー👏

04:20 That's how a hemiola should be played!!!

Beautifully passionate - completely wonderful Liszt!

Tchaikovsky certainly had the right stuff.

O my god very good ❤🎉

Very good ❤🎉

Perfect ❤🎉

Canım sıkıldığında arabeskten sonra uğradığım yerdir....

Beethoven is my favorite composer but I think this is the most beautiful music ever written

This is the most passionate interpretation of this piece that I have ever heard. Hillary understands Brahms, not just his music, but Brahms as Mensch. It's so touching I'm crying. I'm a cellist. I've performed everything thing Brahms wrote for cello. Because of doctor's mistakes I can no longer play but listening to Hillary helps me feel closer to Brahms.

21:24

❤ BEETHOVEN

Years struggling to understand any of Bruckner's symphonies and still I find all of them hollow, empty, lacking any direction, erratic, clumsy, awkward, coarsely orchestrated. In fact, they all sound as a transcription of an organ piece, with the typical slow movement (everything is adagio in his symphonies, let us be honest), the sempiternal tremolo in the strings, the massive brass always sounding excessive and lacking any expression, the poor textures, the weak melodies, the abrupt changes, the many pauses (what a poor resource that is), etc. Yes, I know some people (not that many) love them, but some people also like broccoli and that does not make it good either. I think Bruckner was just an organist that should have never composed anything beyond organ works and masses, that is it. Somebody told him once to try a symphony and he did, but boy it was bad. And then he spent the next 30 years or so composing bad symphonies. And he knew they were bad because he himself re-composed, re-shaped, re-scored, re-estructured, re-everything all of them. His friends also tried to improve the works he tireless contiued producing, but everything was useless: after thousands of changes, they were still as bad as they were the first day, or even worse.