I was 19. They played this beautiful piece at the funeral of Dad’s best friend, Uncle Shiang. Like hundreds of thousands of veterans who followed Chiang Kai-shek when he lost the civil war and fled to Taiwan, Uncle Shiang lost contact with his family and the loneliness lasted for decades. He died alone in Taiwan in early 80s. His dream of going back to the village to reunite with his wife and children was buried with him.

@Katie-yl3tu

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry it’s such a sad and beautiful story... I hope his family won’t be filled with sorrow, he seems like a strong and good person

@pyl5289

Жыл бұрын

I'm from Taiwan and I know so many people whose families went through this. You have my condolences.

@lung-huahu6923

Жыл бұрын

@@pyl5289 謝謝您！

@lung-huahu6923

Жыл бұрын

@@Katie-yl3tu Thank you very much!

Since I was a child, this was one of the most precious pierces of music for me. I ever enjoyed each single note, the harmonics and dynamics and as it was always present I never asked for its name, wherefore I almost forgot about it, when I grew up. 30 years later I inherited my dad's classical LP collection, stumbled over this one and it captured all of my feelings at once. I was immediately brought back to my childhood, all the pictures, smells and impressions and am so grateful for Dvořáks beautiful gift of eternity! Now I am playing this record each day and enjoying my 2 yo son, being captivated and amazed by this lovely music - just like me back in the days.

@balomamedeki2044

4 жыл бұрын

😭

@PalladiumTV

4 жыл бұрын

Lovely!!!

@elizabethzhang4539

4 жыл бұрын

Music is Life tbjijijinji

@elizabethzhang4539

4 жыл бұрын

Music is Life 号nimajiyuh h yi o o

@levilebsack1375

4 жыл бұрын

I know exactly what you are talking about. I first discovered this movement in piano lessons as a kid. I then rediscovered it in middle school as the full symphony. I am now pursing my bachelors in music with hopes to go on as a conductor and composer. This piece is where it all started for me. I only hope to match this level of mastery and beauty in my career.

I remember playing this piece back in high school and this was one of the few pieces where I was perfectly happy to be a trumpet player sitting in the back there just to count rests and listen.

I get a little weepy almost any time that I hear this moment. Those soft opening brass chords are just magic. Like time travel to this New World.

Soul searching music. Reaches deep. Wonderful performance. First heard this 67 years ago when I was 20, alone in a forces barrack room on a Saturday night. Always overwhelming.Never fails.

Heavenly. One of the finest versions of the 2nd movement on KZread.

@CelticMorning

2 жыл бұрын

Certainly agree with you.A beautiful rendition with a great conductor in full control without any histrionics.

A classic example of "less is more"! That 7 note motif at the start, echoed at the end - it gets me, every time. So simple, yet so powerful and so moving. What a wonderful performance by all concerned!

"Going Home.'" So sad and beautiful. Loved ones will always be with us.

I played this recording for my father at his death bed. Thank you.

Since I was young my mother always hum this tune whenever shes having a good mood. We’re Chinese and we don’t usually listen to classical music. I had no idea what the tune is and where she heard it from. But today I found out it’s Dvorak. Amazing!

We did it, Mr. Frodo!

@barbaricyawper14

3 жыл бұрын

🤣

@gabrielfernandes5545

3 жыл бұрын

what a brilliant reference, my friend!

@mysterkr5495

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@flipscus4098

2 жыл бұрын

me casually being a new zealander

@d0m_in4t0rgaming5

2 жыл бұрын

thats wat i thought :)

The passage for solo strings, at 13:09, never fails to make me weep. The cæsuræ are incredibly affecting, as if the singer has been choked by emotion and is unable to continue. Heartrending.

I thank the Lord to have discovered this as a child It shaped my taste in music and gave me the blueprint of what beautiful and elaborated music must be !

V této hudbě je zakletý veškerý stesk a lítost lidská, která se hromadí, když člověk musí opustit svou domovinu. Antonín Dvořák to tak cítil pokaždé mimo Čechy. Je to dokonalá nahrávka, ve správném tempu, barva orchestru, nálada, to, jak je vystupňována - vše dokonalé. Je znát, že bavorští umělci jsou naši přímí sousedé, jejich kraj se našem tolik, tolik podobá. Hrají to skutečně "česky" a Sergiu Celibidache je přepečlivý, velký dirigent. Oceňuji i dobrou kvalitu technickou záznamu. Velmi děkuji za nahrávku, je hodně podobná prastaré z 50. let, kde tutéž skladbu, téměř ve stejném stylu, nahrál náš Václav Talich s Českou filharmonií ještě na 33 otáčkovou LP desku. Na té jsem vyrůstala jako dítě. S velkou úctou potlesk vstoje! Zdravím z Rakovnicka v České republice - a slzy tečou.

@mikeytheczechoslovak

3 жыл бұрын

Krasny komentar. Opatrujte se a budte v dnesni zvlastni dobe zdravi.

I remember when I was listening to this part with my parents... So many years before... Immortal music from an immortal composer...

Bellissima la sinfonia. Insuperabile la direzione di Celibidache. Grazie per sempre maestro.

This is one of the memorable track in Civ 5. It plays when you reach industrial age. Magnificent composition by Dvořák.

@MrAndersonneo88

3 жыл бұрын

I love their American soundtrack for Civ 6 as well. It is very very obviously influenced by Dvorak, both this and his American Quartet (and Quintet). Wonderful scoring all around.

What a beautiful piece of music! It is one of my favorites. :) I am also loving the comments left on this video in different languages from people in different countries all around the world. Music brings human beings together! I think this is something we should hold on to, as a species. Who knows what the future will bring for us? We may need something like this to help get us through it. Peace and love from the USA.

@gbjames64

2 жыл бұрын

Now so more than ever. 🍺🍺

MY FIRST TIME OF LISTENING TO DVORAK....AND ITS BEAUTIFUL,...THANKS TO CELIBIDACHE

1:06 So, many tears, remember me my childhood time with my parents...

@sharonelizabethpugh2227

4 жыл бұрын

♥️

@sailordog1414

3 жыл бұрын

Life can be so heartbreaking!

@dansteadman2528

3 жыл бұрын

I am so afraid to go into the real world. I wish I could be a kid forever and play my violin and ride my bike for the rest of my life.

@ninjaaron

2 жыл бұрын

@@dansteadman2528 adulthood isn't really so bad, and I say that as someone who avoided it for as long as possible. There are pros and cons.

there's nothing like music that makes you think about the ones you love....

So beautiful. The first time I heard this was while watching From The New World (Shinsekai Yori) and I fell in love instantly

Ta skladba voní steskem. Po ranní rose na loukách okolo Hříškova, po nádherné vyhlídce na Boreč a celé České středohoří, na pozdravy zlonických zvonů, na ranní chleba s máslem a maminčino volání: "Děti oběěěěd!" To všechno lze slyšet jenom doma. V domovině tak, jak ji dobře známe všichni, a znal náš milovaný Antoníček Dvořáků. A jak se jemu stýskalo pokaždé, když musel do ciziny! Co je to za dobu, když už se zase daly národy na pochod Z DOMOVŮ??? .... děkuji za skvostnou nahrávku, je v ní celé mé mládí. Zdravím z nedalekého Rakovnicka. Kdybyste jen věděli, jak jsem šťastná, že jsem doma, a vyhlídku na Boreč si dopřávám často. Přečasto.

So beautifully moving, peaceful and thought-provoking.

Este movimiento me llega al alma más que cualquier otra obra. Se siente como una caricia al alma, la paz, volver a la niñez, y tantos otros sentimientos que no puedo poner en palabras. Me acompañó en mis peores momentos haciéndome sentir algo bello. Definitivamente si tuviese que oir una última pieza antes de partir al infinito, sería esta.

Simply beautiful.

Taking into account the period of time when it was composed and the meaning of this symphony I visualize the sunrise being seen from the top of a mountain in the Rockies and everything is peaceful and calm. A true treasured moment where truly nothing else matters

@tlhuerth

2 жыл бұрын

@Gavin Conant not in this case. This symphony is titled From the new world and represents the time that Dvorak has spent in the USA

@KateReadsBooks

2 жыл бұрын

I think he wrote it in Iowa.

@melindamaronics4190

2 жыл бұрын

Hiawatha - indián legenda

@mark.lawrence

6 ай бұрын

evocation of dawn...

@zoozeq

2 ай бұрын

Tell me you're not a musician without telling me

Love it Conductor's in a trance brings me serenity❤

So far 50 tasteless with no CULTURE have pressed the thumps down ! Interesting how anyone in their right minds not liking this music ...they are devoid of all their senses !!

Great song! I would listen to it endlessly! But from minute 6.14 it fills my heart with its delicacy, tenderness and candor! Master Sergiu Celibidache-difficult (or impossible) to match! I listened to other interpretations...none like this one! An excepțional and extremely sensitive man!

13:49 I love the instrumentation

Love this video and the piece. It was one of the works that reinvigorated my love for classical music .

nádherný motív do ktorého Dvořák dokázal ukryť úprimnú hlbokú túžbu po kráse domova ... beh po letnej lúke, radostný návrat do rodného domu ... pripomína mi to Barunku ked beží za Babičkou ... je v tom niečo ohromne hlboké a pravdivé

@johnmoonitz2968

Жыл бұрын

Dvořákovu hudbu a tuto skladbu jsem poprvé slyšel, když jsem žil v Československu před mnoha lety (tam jsem bydlel od rok 1991 do 1994). Jsem Američan, tak mi prosím odpusťte mou špatnou češtinu. Už je to skoro třicet let, když samo se učil jsem mluvit česky, takže podvádím pomocí google translatoru. Dvořák je jedním z největších skladatelů, kteří kdy žili, a jeho nejlepší skladby jsou právě tam s Bachem. Jeho Symfonie pro nový svět je zničující, stejně jako American Quartet. Brilantní hudba!

This is what I play when I can't sleep It lulls me gently in and out of snoozing.. so relaxing 🌹🌹👍

And can we appreciate for a moment how concentrated and focused the EH player looks the whole entire time? Like, when the other oboists aren’t playing: *being bored, licking their reeds, thinking “when do I get to play?”* EH player: *looks straight forwards, occasionally glances to the people who are playing, holding his instrument ready for any occasion*

@shibeyyy

4 жыл бұрын

ok he has big solos so i cant blame him

@hut66au

3 жыл бұрын

He is counting, all the while thinking "I must not fuck this up"...

First time I hear this piece was back in third grade, in a music appreciation class in a Chinese elementary school back in the 80s. Loved it ever since.

It's so soothing and heavenly from 3:51 onwards to 4:51.... I want this score for my funeral

@steenhouwerstefan

4 жыл бұрын

i love indeed that music piece ....making music myself...knowing classical is somehow spiritual related....kzread.info/dash/bejne/qWdttpZvk5eXgJs.html

@twisantigo

3 жыл бұрын

So beautiful.

Que grande Celibidache y que hermosa sinfonia, de mis favoritas

Makes you appreciate a double reed instrument.

@Grantusmusic

4 жыл бұрын

And all winds, now that I am listening, once again.

A beautiful piece of music superb with out doubt sublime 👍

Perfect ! This is the tempo at which this kind of music should be played, enjoying each beautiful phrase in its own time instead of hurrying along so as to hit the bar before the best whisky runs out.

At 14:28, the strings come in too fast, and Celibidache gives this little adjustment with his hand and taps the baton as a "follow my tempo" rebuke. Wonderful control and pacing throughout.

@jucakajuru6614

7 жыл бұрын

Kevin Schellhase hahaha, bem observado.

@danielshumway7046

6 жыл бұрын

Actually, it's evident throughout that his ictus is not precise enough, or even there sometimes. Waving is not conducting.

@fewer_pancakes

4 жыл бұрын

Du siehst auf deinem Profilbild voll aus wie so ein Kevin

@Killerbee4712

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielshumway7046 Actually waving is presicely conducting. Your acting like the conductor an the orchestra never rehearse together or something. Of course the orchestra knows exactly what hand gestures means what, and such a respected conductor would surely be able to communicate. Waving is conducting, to the trained eye and the trained ear

@kylesmith9048

3 жыл бұрын

Killerbee47 everyone always gotta talk shit on us strings.

No matter what brought you here, Little Einsteins or Twosetviolin, everyone should listen to this piece.

@macart5429

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Little Einsteins is what brought me in the world of music as a small child.

@XiELEd4377

3 ай бұрын

I came here from a vaporwave album!!

I feel dwarfed by this gentle music (esp. up to 6:12) the 'english horn' . Can't stop crying. (Like the young blonde behind the english horn player).

I had the honour of watching a live performance of this symphony. Absolutely beautiful...

Delicado y hermoso este movimiento. Mi favorito.

14:06 I haven't heard all of the classics yet, but I'm convinced these are the most beautiful 2 measures of song ever written, the implosion of strings meld together to form a breathtaking melody that lifts the soul above the clouds and through the valleys. It's incredible how Dvorak came from Czechia and knew how to write music that sounds so genuinely American.

@twisantigo

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you, that part is amazing. 14:17 has always been my favorite!

De toute beauté comme interprétation !

Listend a 1000 times, so beautiful it almost hurts, still after all this times.

Memorias de mi padre. Hermoso viaje al nuevo mundo....

Ok my God how I love this!

Wonderful , supreme , beautiful performance from the excellent effort. Thank you for uploading.

I get goosebumps every time I heard the famous solo theme associated with this piece/whole symphony(played by the English Horn) because I know the impact this piece had on my love of music as a toddler to a little kid. Timestamp: 1:03

Shinsekai Yori Brought me here..

@TheAskald

3 жыл бұрын

I saw it 3 times, I don't have words to describe what the last minutes of the last episode make me feel. Impossible to hear this piece of music without thinking about it.

@georgethemonkeydrummer5598

3 жыл бұрын

Yep ever since they used it on episode 8 I believe

@TheAskald

3 жыл бұрын

@@georgethemonkeydrummer5598 Actually it's used twice in episode 1

@georgethemonkeydrummer5598

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheAskald wait really? That’s crazy I need to rewatch the series I knew it used the 2nd movement quite a lot (kinda became a essential in the soundtrack)

@TheAskald

3 жыл бұрын

@@georgethemonkeydrummer5598 I had the same reaction when I rewatched it haha (it was even better btw). I was drowned in feels from the very beginning.

Ah, Hovis. Also, one of my favourite pieces of all time. ❤

Hovis Advert used this donkeys years ago when I was a child. I’ve always love it.

@roberthardy2013

2 жыл бұрын

I wor a great baker wor our dad…

So LOVELY Very relaxing Love it so much Thank you for this upload

To all our British folks out there..growing up, listening to this ...The Hovis advert..great memories!

The clarinets at 7:03 play with such incredible legato.. seamless connections throughout registers

@zorancalic65

3 жыл бұрын

it is too slow. no czech orchestra play it so slow

@David_Larkin

2 жыл бұрын

@@zorancalic65 Well, it was made for the New York Symphonic Orchestra so I don't think the Czechs have a monopoly on how to play it

@benediktschlegel8233

2 жыл бұрын

​@@zorancalic65 I am afraid you think too fast. The most orchestras run this beautiful work too fast

Es simplemente hermoso

Builds wonderful atmosphere with that control.

Music will always warm our hearts 🎼 🎻 🎶 🎶

SUPER NICE ‼️ So sweet ❤️

每次聽完都有耳目一新之感 指揮與樂團的演繹 使到樂曲發揮得淋漓盡致👍

Absolutely breath-taking.

I am currently learning the oboe, but I want to get an English horn because of this piece.

WOW sound beautiful!😀

Reminds me of my band session on my trombone and tuba, and musical song sheet on this song

The tv show called “Little Einsteins” is probably the biggest reason I’m crying when i hear all of it that begins at 1:04 and ends at 3:51

magico... imposible no escucharla completa...

absolute stunna.

I want this to be played at my funeral.

I love 2nd movement..sooo sweet💖

RIP Dean Stockwell. This piece of music was used for the very last episode of Quantum Leap--whether they admit it or not.

6:13 Oboe. Best part.

@eliasmasri9878

Ай бұрын

Indeed, I've heard this symphony was inspired by The Song of Hiawatha. This part depicts the death and his grief over his wife Minnehaha.

Presence of ads in this video is a crime!

Heerlijk mooi !!!

Es ist wunderbar schön 😍

@balomamedeki2044

4 жыл бұрын

Ja es ist

@TGMGame

4 жыл бұрын

Ich bin sehr einverstanden. Das ganze Stück ist wunderschön (bitte richtig einfügen. Google Translate Ich spreche kein Deutsch Ich spreche Englisch) Wurde es richtig eingelegt?

ah the memories of Civ5

@sirmanfred

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@BrianS1981

3 жыл бұрын

It was better in Civ 4, but then again Civ 4 wasn't a broken unfinished mess.

Musique fantastique,symphonie qui accompagnera notre nouveau monde apres la fin du covid 19,je l'espère

03:50 so sweet strings

It´s so beatifull!

I had goosebumps 😲

Blessed music

I'm 22 now, heard this piece at 13 I believe. I played trombone since 7th grade. Hated it, and at some point fell in love with it and this music. I think it was when i heard this solo. I remember seeing this piece in maybe my sheet music, but I dont know how since our music books were the most beginner level stuff. If it wasn't for Dvorak's name, I would've skipped right over this piece. The strange name is what stood out and was burned into my memory, thanks man. Classical music and the ability to understand how to read/play it is such a privilege to have.

Interesting watching the conductor Body language and facial expressions 🙏❣

a true masterpiece

7:00 walking bass

"Grandad always used to say it was a bloody long way for a loaf of bread" Ronnie Barker 1978 take on 'Hovis' Advert.

@sharonelizabethpugh2227

4 жыл бұрын

Wow..this brings me back to my childhood in London also..bless your grandpa's heat.♥️

@sharonelizabethpugh2227

4 жыл бұрын

Heart.

@lilianflynn198

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed it was ...I bet the loaf tasted delicious after that music !

@roberthardy2013

2 жыл бұрын

‘E wor a great baker wor our dad!

This m6sic is great for meditaition 👍

This is the song I played when I joined the marching band in elementary school, huhu finally found the original one

Earthbound - onett trumpet player Brought me here

This is my school bell!

Seems, even if you don't like classical music, if you let this in you will see how beautiful it is. Dvorak, Ralph Vaughn Williams, Copeland, and others are too beautiful to deny. Composers for the rest of us. This one chokes up a jaded old fellow like me and always has.

i'm crying

This is OST for Shinsekai Yori! Love it!

@nhanmeru2663

5 жыл бұрын

Hibike! Euphonium ?

@rthan1996

4 жыл бұрын

@@nhanmeru2663 yes, everywhere.. heard 1st time in shinsekai yori though

Celibidache is better than Bernstein on this particular piece. Way to extract every tone, nuance and expression - maestro !! ( leave it to Google / YT to ruin beautiful moments with commercials ).

これに家路って名前つけた人天才やな

Without this masterpiece , the music world would have been very lonely, and the enjoyment and pleasures of the music would have been less From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵

@aariclronalds7202

2 жыл бұрын

How’s the olympics and also true

@shin-i-chikozima

2 жыл бұрын

@@aariclronalds7202 Which is your country ? In Tokyo people are hustle and bustle of the increasing infected people and heat stroke and Olympics and vaccination Good luck ！

that cor anglais cuts through our souls