I'll never get tired of listening to this rendition.

My god, you can SOO MUCH see Mariss Jansons' mentorship when watching this "young" Andris Nelsons... Amazing!

@theingabo212

10 ай бұрын

ah yess!

Hypnotic, epic, amazing, clear, touching and Berliner sound!

Yeah! This is... My life is completed! Tears and joy at the same time... Done!

Absolutely devastatingly beautiful.

Fantastic rendition. I like this slower tempo much much better, more majestic.

They should play this music over the live images of the first human landing on Mars.

@SaintAugustine17

3 жыл бұрын

You just made me cry

Worth it just to watch the conductor's antics!

Stunning rendition. Thanks for sharing.

Très puissant, c'est Wagner dans toute sa splendeur! J'apprécie.

Do you know how hard it is to play that loud in that register for the trumpets? Fantastic!

I attended this concert live in Berlin. What a performance. Andris Nelsons is so inspiring. A fantastic work and great interpretation.

Goosebumps!

MAJESTIC! THANKS FOR POSTING SUCH SUBLIME AND INDELIBLE MUSIC.

Beautiful!

0:08, THE SPECIAL JUMP that you do when you listen to Wagner!

Wundervoll !

Feel The Power of the Venerable Berliner Philharmoniker!

''2.15''.....Too short for such a Beautiful Wagner's Masterpiece.

Not having seen the entire piece, it's a different take on the ending - I call it "dreamy" but the tempo works just fine. Much better than say, a certain conductor who tries to finish the entire overture in 14 minutes (Thielmann?).

Tämä on erittäin kaunis esitys tästä kappaleesta, Bravo!!

A melhor Orquestra Filarmônica do Mundo. Berlim.

Cheers from Latvia to Andris. :)

@tony.530

4 жыл бұрын

his native country

I attend d a 4th of July celeb ration where this was played as well as the 1812 Overture, in Grant Park in Chicago.

Awesome!

La música clásica de toda la vida, nunca pasará al olvido. Y más en este tiempo que la escucha uno y la disfruta viéndola.

Simplemente genial ¡!

these trombonists are magicians!

Bravo!

Magnifica interpretación que fuerza!

magnificient!

It is absolutely extraordinary that in the year of our Lord 2013 an orchestra in a European capital city was almost entirely populated by men

@stilichobias

2 ай бұрын

There are still a few pockets of sanity...

the strings are in overdrive and everyone else is in slow motion; great fun.

EXCELENTE ¡!

Maravilloso, me lleva hasta las lágrimas esta overtura de Richard Wagner!!!

BRAVO!!!!

Sem palavras.

Andris Nelsons TOP 6 orchestra conductor in the World !!!!

BRAVO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wonderful! I am most thoroughly convinced that this is not the way this should be played. But this interpretation is so decisive, so well thought-out! I find it more a delightful provocation that I find it "Bad". Simply amazing!

La grande musique de Wagner !

This is the right tempo balance between trombones and violins

Yo llevo varios días en shock con esto 😳

Sublime bellisimo

very slow, but majestic, or should I say ponderous, just what I imagine Wagner was like...

Hugh shoulders always, in this music.

MARAVILLOSO BERLINER

de uma alegria contagiante amo maestro Dudamel

@chiquelandes1

9 жыл бұрын

Assim o é defacto, tratasse dum Maestro que dá gosto ver, e que simultaneamente leva os executantes a realizarem concertos admiráveis.

@omairagamboa7821

5 жыл бұрын

Hola, no es Dudamel...

@arturskaramnovs605

3 жыл бұрын

Tas NAV nekāds Dudamels!!!

uno splendore per l'anima

wow those brass

0:20 trombone part

@xenalover99

4 жыл бұрын

you know you have something special when you are producing that kind of sound from 3 trombone players :)

@padin6604

3 жыл бұрын

Horn

@dudumendes4104

3 жыл бұрын

?ikkkok

@johnfass7800

3 жыл бұрын

It's the entire brass section

Wouah bravo le chef d'orchestre 😂👏

I feel like it is too slow, but anyway the berliner are amazing!

un wagner hallucinant, superbe

GOSTO MUITO WAGNER É ALGO DE OUTRO UNIVERSO

one like is not suficient!!!

His enthusiasm...

Who is playing the principal horn?

Wagner's Overture--Nelsons

♥

So where's the start then?

interesting choice of tempo

ive heard so many performances ( recorded and live) of this overture that I can't even count them. So here's my current 'best performances' list; a) Chicago Symphony, Daniel Barenboim. b) Berlin Staatskapelle, Daniel Barenboim. (2002) c) Chicago Symphony, George Solti. So you go either Chicago Symphony and/or Daniel Barenboim for the best.

@dnarbredlih

5 жыл бұрын

New York Philharmonic, Zubin Mehta (1989) Is up there if you haven't heard it.

@janouglaeser8049

4 жыл бұрын

The Oslo Philharmonic does a nice job as well.

@RichTCS

3 жыл бұрын

@@dnarbredlih I agree completely. Unfortunately the video quality has suffered from being so old but the performance itself is one of the very best, if not the best.

@RichTCS

3 жыл бұрын

I also like Barenboim’s West-Eastern Divan performance at the BBC Proms!

@dnarbredlih

3 жыл бұрын

@@RichTCS There exists a high quality version of it somewhere. The Lincoln Centre has a portion of it up in high definition. (/watch?v=tqrBcX0w4fQ) There is also a quality recording of the first section on tromboneexcerpts.org.

Spotty, you are entitled to your opinion. Similar sentiments were expressed of Bernstein for many years. Nonetheless, he is universally recognized as possibly the greatest conductor and music director of the 20th century. Andris is considered one of the greatest in the current century - and that's not just me saying so, but 100+musicians of the BSO and many other orchestras of the world today. Flabby, careless, messy? I couldn't agree less.

@manuelmarinot.6653

6 жыл бұрын

Bernstein is NOT 'universally' recognized as the best. Americans typically confuse the best in the US with the best in the world. The most recognized conductor around the world is by far Karajan. You just havent been around too much.

@LexWinchesterr

5 жыл бұрын

David Demers No, I agree with the guy above, universally he is not considered among the best. Karajan, Toscanini, Fürtwangler, Bohm; those are the best we had last century. No hate on Bernie since he did the best he could and was a great musician, but in terms of conducting he is surpassed.

Check out the string section. If they flap any harder they'll fly.

Is there any way to get this recording?

@berlinphil

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your question, this concert is available in the Digital Concert Hall (www.digitalconcerthall.com).

Aquí es cuando te das cuenta que una excelente orquesta NO NECESITA DIRECTOR POR MUY DIFICIL Y MAGNA QUE SEA LA OBRA, no creo que tanta payasada sea necesaria, el mérito es de la orquesta, la música no es exhibicionismo.

@torgenxblazterzoid

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. 80+ interpretations running simultaneously always works 😂

So, who's to blame?

Who is playing the tuba

@Pavamingo

4 жыл бұрын

Alexander von Puttkammer

Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeuuuu Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeuuussss!!!!!!!!!!!!!

no. It's Reiner Baumwolle

Why such a slow rendition!?

Hier der Insider: "Ja, da dürfen Sie nicht müde sein, Herrschaften. Der Schlusstakt ist doppelt so lang wie die normale Femate und im Fortissimo. Gleich noch einmal..."😉

correction. on second listen he's going nuts throughout the entire excerpt, isn't he....and the orchestra isn't buying it :) Wonderful playing though despite interpretation.

Thar Bhárr..!!

Ah! Peter Mattei !!!!!! claire schapirà

Whenever I listen to this expert I always feel as if all the thing's I've done today achieved the most powerful of culminations. It's no wonder musicians consider Wagner a megalomaniac 😂

Good grief -- could this be any slower??

@slightlygrouchy

9 жыл бұрын

Oh, yes! Try Barenboim's interpretation. It has about half the speed of this. It's the musical equivalent of slow-mo.

@sweetkitty6063

8 жыл бұрын

+slightlygrouchy I see you😈

@sweetkitty6063

8 жыл бұрын

+Sweet Kitty was hast du?

@sweetkitty6063

8 жыл бұрын

+Sweet Kitty du hast meinen Namen geklaut!😡

@TheBerto3141

8 жыл бұрын

Of course it could, if Celi were conducting. Sometimes slow tempi enable the majesty and grandeur of music to emerge, somethng that would be obscured if conducted considerably faster.

Silver Dollar film brought me here.

Owen sound is not german sound

¿Que les ocurre a gran parte de los directores y solistas? Yo diría que es debido o bien a una moda, a una inseguridad, o que piensan que interpretan para gente inculta como ellos.

1.25x

The violins are a carnival trying to play together! And that last note attack from the brass is everybody's guess. Look out Boston - here comes the circus.

@GCKrocks

7 жыл бұрын

WHITECK9 that circus won a Grammy

@chrismurphy2420

3 жыл бұрын

Calm down Frasier.

i va s'detendre

😳

professor Zaizen

Hmm the (guest) conductor is going NUTS at the finale but the orchestra doesn't really respond does it...they're playing the way they think it should be played, which makes it work. I do agree with the general consensus that this interpretation is definitely a tad too slow, almost comes off as a bit lethargic in all honesty...

@srothbardt

10 жыл бұрын

Of course they're blase'. They could play this in their sleep, and he's a guest, not their music director. Listen to his Debussy La Mer and Shos. 6th Sym. They both work better. Maybe Wagner isn't his strong suit. It's hard to say in such a young conductor. We'll see what happens when he takes over in Boston in the fall (14).

The violins. Those 16th notes are tricky. Karajan/VPO, Tennstedt/BPO weren't any better. If you know someone who can do better please let us know.

😂😂😂😂

What a complete mess; how to get it wrong in one easy lesson and painful to listen to. I should go back to Klaus immediately.

@manuelmarinot.6653

6 жыл бұрын

You know, opinios are like assholes, everybody has one.

As for terrible - Giancarlo Guerrero is the worst.

That's not Wagner.

pfff.. very slow..

The Guy should relax and trust the Orchestra. The Samarai style not cool at all. Legato toward end NB. Von Karajan could've kicked him. But anyway we learn everyday.

@manuelmarinot.6653

6 жыл бұрын

You know, opinios are like assholes, everybody has one.

No wonder he invaded Poland!

Typical masonic theme song

poor conductor...

@Pavamingo

4 жыл бұрын

Why?

Hitler's favorite.

needs a guy with a big huge cymbal crash and sticking his chest out no, no? nobody gets it? other video, I guess you had to see it.

Schlecht