Gustavo Dudamel / SBYOV Shostakovich Symphony 10.mvt IV 2/2

[Jackarooned]

One of the best endings to a symphony in my opinion...

[violinpianoetncomad1]

at 5:40 i love dudamel's face

[violinpianoetncomad1]

wow....... unbelievable... synchronised semi-quavers at 1:06, and of course 5:12 is absolutely hair-raising... wow XD

[alexface211]

Playing this on a course tomorrow until Sunday. Can't wait. :O

[HerlockSholmes123]

At 5:12, you can hear Shosty screaming "Fuck you Stalin! Hahahaha!"

[bssnboo]

I wish the applause wasn't cut off. That's an integral part of the performance as well. Give and receive.

[MegaChemboy]

best version is rattle w/ berliner philharmonia >>>>

[esordiendes]

@MegaChemboy  OK||!!

[esordiendes]

@MegaChemboy OK||!!  rattle in philarmonya ochestra..

[wwjd19jeff91ynwa]

Together with his 5th, the 7th and the 12th these are in my opinion the best symphonies written by Dmitri. Wonderful performance, enjoying it over and over again. Dudamel is getting in my list of top directors and this orchestra in the list of most inspired orchestras. Specially in this part the bassoon is extraordinary (at 3:50), never knew the great sound of this instrument! Congratulations to the performers and thx for uploading the whole symphony.

[TonyMatthewsComposer]

Breathtaking!!! DImitri S.never sounded so good

[Fumbles9001]

First time listening to this symphony, really great. But nothing beats his 5th :D

[cluengove]

The SBYO rendition of this symphony deserves an special place in the PROMS history. Bravo Gustavo, boys and girls of the orchestra. The BBC should record it for the joy of millions. Diegowik we beg you posting the las part of the first mov.

[wierdo1232123]

5:38 - 5:42 >< to :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[Perc17ER]

This is so beautiful. A latin American Youth orchestra conquering with pride some of the thickest Russian music. It's unheard of. Beats Karajan and Berlin for the most part, I say. Bravo!

[Timeframesm]

The camera shot from 5:46 to the end, besides missing the tympanist's solo at the end, was actually a Louma Crane - no one actually sitting behind the camera.

[Timeframesm]

The camera shot from 5:46, besides missing the tympanist's solo at the end, was actually a Louma Crane - no one actually sitting behind the camera.

[mandel11]

5:12 ..... holy shit.....

[GojiGuru]

@mandel11 Velociraptor theme from Jurassic Park. ;)

[gabriel26121990]

brass section works very well on 5:17

[ComposerInUK]

In reply to someone (and wiyh apologies for posting the same thing twice earlier!) the D-S-C-H motif is D-Eflat-C-B. In German S is E flat and H is B natural.

[wierdo1232123]

Who else loved how all the string players ripped their bows off the strings after that gliss. at the end?

[ComposerInUK]

@wierdo1232123 Me! Fabulous, isn't it? And they all did it at the same time!

[ComposerInUK]

@wierdo1232123 Me! Fabulous, isn't it? And they all did it at the same time! Really and truly amazing stuff. Shosty would have loved this.

[bishop7407]

A stunning performance.

[ZSonOfSparta]

The brass at 5:12 is AMAZING! great sound

[xXJawruWolfXx]

@ZSonOfSparta wasn't there another Youth Orchestra that played this same piece with this caliber or somewhere close to this?

[padredemishijos12]

@xXJawruWolfXx You are right, it is the Teresa Carreno Youth Orchestra of Venezuela, and it played Shostakovic 12th, 1917 conducted by Maestro Dudamel. E P I C !!!!!!

[JJBRMusic]

@padredemishijos12 I was talking about the Australian Youth Orchestra, performing the same piece, But yes, that was a spectacular performance as well :)

[steven4570]

i still cant believe this is a youth orchestra. they could keep up with any orchestra in the world, its incredible

[Raulcello]

2:20 D_ES_C_H 4:37 5:12

[slateflash]

@Raulcello 3:42 also

[Raulcello]

2:20 D_ES_C_H

[Raulcello]

2:20 D-Es-C-H

[john3047X]

2:16 - 3:25______WOOOOO!!!!!!! i love how at that part the whole orchestra is hyping the shit of it lol

[takharov]

D S C H.................

[2011BANDIE]

@takharov musical monogram = )

[wierdo1232123]

Thats one fucking big orchestra. (The piece was awesome too)

[AntonioStradivarius]

Excelente!!!! Lleno de mágia y fuerza!

[varniss]

The page turn in the bassoon part at 4:15 does look to be in a somewhat impossible place - even though the first and second bassoons are trading 2 bar secitons of the staccato quavers, i think thats a case for photocopying the following page and taping it on the side, since theres only the original set of parts available.

[Roscalie]

Just beautiful!!!!!

[SierraNeef]

Esta orquesta y este director son la mejor combinación deseable.

¡Y Shostakovich...!

[LER3554]

@SierraNeef este mes de junio comenzara la gira de esta orquesta y dudamel por sudamerica, el 29 de junio tocaran en santiago de chile , espero puedas asistir! son muy buenos :)

[SierraNeef]

@LER3554

Gracias por la recomendación, no me lo perderé.

[duffault05]

not bad but does come to the level of Mravinski.

[Timeframesm]

FANTASTIC!!! One minor quibble. During the last crane shot: While trucking left, it'd been nice to rotate the camera right so we watch the exciting tympani solo a the end.

Other than that, this kidz rival the Pros, and I know a lot of pros.

[alejoeisabel]

@Timeframesm They actually exceed most pros. Check out the Teresa Carreno Youth Orchestra doing Shotakovich's 12 with Dudamel conducting. He conducts from memorization of the score.

[Timeframesm]

Heh, they're already on my Channel list. I saw them last year at the TED awards!!!

[kalalill]

fantastiline!!

[ViolinBballFTW]

that was a c

[areuaninja]

dude this is so mazing.. When that guy hit the e flat at 2:45 i think i took a shit it my pants and jizzed at the same time...

8====D--- -- - - -- --

[helenagothicangel13]

D S C H....!!!!

[halipoetu]

this is really fantastic..

[ulrich309]

3:50 my favorite parts

ulrich

[kozz1809]

the hall is packed! and it fits more than 6000 people!

[alyssacroacia]

I wish I was good enough to play in a symphony orchestra that big....this group is fantastic

[alyssacroacia]

My FAVORITE parts:

0:12 - 0:34 and 3:50 - 4: 22

BASSOONS FTW

[miltonbratterarchive]

double reed fan much? lol

[neoguy9090]

psh double reeds win =D

[iagotcb]

Estou absolutamente encantada com o maestro! Ele faz parte do espetaculo!

[LER3554]

@iagotcb este mes comienza su gira por suramerica de esta orquesta con dudamel, el 15 tocaran en Teatro Castro Alves de Salvador de Bahía Desde el 19 al 21 de junio se presentarán en Sao Paulo y, para finalizar su paso por Brasil, estarán el 22 y 23 en Río de Janeiro.

[bodywatch1]

very awkward page-turn for the bassoonist towards the end when he is very exposed, i wonder how that can be avoided?

[pitbull2005]

Body watch.

I have a DVD of The Berlin Philharmonic playing the same piece and the bassoonist has the same problem there. Maybe the player next to him could turn the page for him!

[ilkinond]

Employ a sexy woman bassoonist.... Ill turn the pages if she does the exposure... Bien?

[biosnap]

This is the top orchestra of Venezuela but they have one youth orchestra in every state like 27, some municipalities have their children orchestra, and El Sistema has a small houses or buildings wherever they can. Still a lot of work has to be done in the country, but Venezuelan are super proud of them, actually we are use to see very young people playing in orchestras, I have friends and a cousin that were in El Sistema and for us was the normal thing to see them playing in the town... :)

[pitbull2005]

I feel la Orquesta Sinfónica Juvenil Teresa Carreño, are almost as good. Plenty of videos of them on YouTube

[DarkVioloncello]

the bassonist have 17 years old

[Pedrow61]

High Voltage!!! But where's the camera at the end? Not on the tymp!! Oy...

[1Shosta]

DSCH!!!

[QkTruth]

QUE BELLO FINAL PUTA MADRE=)

[aapoet]

Wow...wow...wow.  Wonderful! Congratulations to this fine group of young people. Stunning.

[beethomozart]

well, congratulations to diegowik for posting the whole symphony and specially performed by this proven excellent orchestra from our coubtry Venezuela

[MrUtube14]

what does he play

[AJMWriter]

WOW! What an incredible conductor!!! What an extraordinary performance!

[anelo9]

this was excellent. I still can't believe this is "only" a youth orchestra. thank you for posting!

[yettanudder]

Wow--flawless execution of one of the symphonic literatures most difficult & cerebral pieces

[heilanxy]

look at the conductor at 5:25 lol its hilarious

[heilanxy]

at 1:57 is that the trombone or the trumpet? i never heard a trobone that high, cause they were focusing on them

[mozartsoundgarden]

It's both - but the trumpet was just overpowering the trumpet

[mozartsoundgarden]

I mean... the trumpet was overpowering the trombone

[fenndrew]

simply amazing

[Korsair777]

that bassoonist was pimping man :D

[alanalanalana]

they are terribly talented!

[interex956]

at 3:02 if someone plays a bad note, u should neverrrr look at them, it only makes it more obvious... :-)

[AndyTwy]

shame a few more seconds of triumphant applause couldn't have been left on the end

[tflynn17]

Whoever the cameraman from 5:46-on is deserves a huge raise

[benaheide]

agreed!

[OrianaDiazL]

@tflynn17 I totally agree with U.. It's a an amazing picture of the orchestra until the end of the movement...

[clarinete09]

Shostakovich signature suddenly appears...

D-Eb-C-B

[NailI3unny]

It appears a LOT in this symphony.

If you listen to the timpani 8th notes at the end (while the rest of the orchestra is just playing quarter notes on the downbeats) the whole thing is DSCH.

[heilanxy]

yeah the DSCH was basically shostakovich's was of saying f#$k you Stalin im still alive and your dead so now im going to mock you with my music

[alejoeisabel]

@heilanxy He also waited until Stalin died to join the Communist Party. He never joined it as a protest to Stalin then he wrote the 12th Synphony, Revolutionary Petrograd. Shostakovich had sympathy with Trotsky. Trotsky's cheif aide was a mentor to Shostakovich. Stalin never forgave Shostakovich for it. Lucky to have survived Stalin.

[nervalian12]

@alejoeisabel

This work constitutes its author's trail of piss on Stalin's grave. You have love the man for that.

[alejoeisabel]

@nervalian12 Ya Betcha. Stalin was also a coward. He sounds like a mouse.

[alejoeisabel]

@nervalian12 I cannot believe that there is so much nostagia for Stalin in Russia today. He was the true appeaser to Hitler, not Chamberlan who sought a common border between the Germans and the Soviet Union; thus, the Brittish gave Czechoslovakia to the Germans to facilitate the eventual war between the SU and Germany which is what happened.

[charlesbaker50]

I take that back now majark4, I was being ignorant - this has grown on me and is great music but I still think the 5th has more to offer

[majark4]

You are still ignorant and you don't have any foundation, the 5th is a great symphony but the 10th is just the best, you know nothing about music.

[lakk30]

you're being ignorant majark, he can have an poinion if he wants, you shouldn't keep critizing him for it

[NailI3unny]

there's no point in arguing opinions.

[MelisProductions]

brillante! *.*

[majark4]

You are a stupid animal and you know nothing about music, this is the greatest symphony ever written

[sshuck]

Well, whichever comment you're responding to got removed, and I assume it was stupid, but you just sound arrogant. I've called this my favorite composition (!) but I try not to condescend people who think otherwise. Just leads to the whole of classical music having an elitist reputation.

[Will170392]

I really think shostakovich is a brilliant orchestrator too - and the greatest composer of the 20th century - and the performance is brilliant - THE ENDING! wow

[iwanabana]

how about holst?

[Will170392]

Love him too.

But my personal taste feels more related to shostakovich.

[cicaNezer]

Watch the bassoonist losing a few notes while turning the page at 4:12 :-)

[ThaSchwab]

Nope, the second bassoonist might've been subbing in. That or he only need his left hand for those four notes.

[isaileon]

does any know where you can watch this where the video works

[trigger565]

THe video works perfectly.

[gregapage]

It doesn't for me either isaileon.

[lachnessmonster1]

haha, that bassoonist at 3:56 is so pumped for his only solo of the night.

what an incredible, exciting, energizing performance

[ScriabinFanatic]

He have more solos earlier in the performance.... ???? ????

[lachnessmonster1]

sorry, i was just joking. i'm sure he had some other solos and sounded excellent on all of them

[tmc359]

My favorite DS symphony, with moments mysterious, fantastic, mournful, over-the-top, pushing the orchestra to the limit... that last minute some of the most exciting ever written by anyone. And of course the conductor here with such enthusiasm!

[enkiduudikne]

Is Gustavo Dudamel God? If all classical music (or theater or opera or visual arts or ANYTHING for that matter) were this committed, this passionate, this exciting, what a wonderful world this would be. To see people who CARE this much about making art is meat and drink to me. Thank you, maestro (and those you lead and inspire).

[isaileon]

y doesn't it work anymore

[ppgppgppgppg]

AMAZING UNBELIEVABLE STIRRING EXCITING BEST EVER AWESOME INCREDIBLE AHHHHHHHH I CANT SLEEP NOW!!!!!

best tempo at the end, balance was perfect. nice trombones (D - Eb - C - B)

[imsleepyanddead]

and timpani too =DDDDDDD

too bad the camera missed showing the percussionists hitting that huge thwack on the bass drum and tam-tam, as well as the timpanist's last solo

[smusic5333]

HOLY KAKA!!! I tuaght for one of the best band programs in the U.S. and i am floored!!! Simply AAMAZING!!! BRAVO! One of my favs!!!!

[ozzycouture]

EXHUBERANT PERFOMANCE!!!!!

Great sound for a youth orchestra!!!

[ppgppgppgppg]

Great sound JUST for a youth orchestra???? :)

[Marlene55M]

I am going to see this orchestra in September and can't wait!

[ninaklose]

VERGACION!! es es una O - R - Q - U - E - S - T - A papá :D

Muy orgullosa!

Si tan solo hubiera seguido en el conservatorio de Maracaibo, hubiera estado allí xD

[foolishgamess]

y es venezolano ;D

aqui te amamos Gustavo (L)

[arskeeter]

I couldn't agree with you more. I'm quite a novice when it comes to music, yet Dudamel seems to excite one and all with his enthusiasm. He truly is electrifying!

[musicmantoheart]

I LOVE GUSTAVO DUDAMEL. HE IGNITES A MUSICAL FIRE WITHIN LIKE NO OTHER CONDUCTOR IN AN AGE!!!

VIVA LA MUSICA CLASSICA!

Oskar:)

[takharov]

He is a great conductor in the making.

I really like this intepretation on the mighty tenth.

[franjamalmont]

VIVA la orquesta VENEZOLANA esto es una pequeña muestra de s destreza estoy orgulloso de ser buen Venezolno

[tromboneduracel]

bin de diou!!!

[iaintnot]

This is rather exciting, but I miss the days when conductors didn't feel they had to speed up the music all the time as if it would be boring if they didn't. I think there is much more power in the music if the tempo isn't summer-salting over itself all the time. There is much more a sense of inevitability to the music.

[calogria]

Hear hear!

Although some of the "old guys" were quite good at speeding too.

[allegrettus]

speed is a momentary feeling

and it's a feeling, surprising!

it's inner for outer or

outer for inner;

well, Mr. Dudamel in 30years.....?!

[iaintnot]

speed (or more specifically tempo) is the rate at which the music goes. And if that rate keeps changing and getting faster and faster...all the time...to me gets old and, if overdone, ruins any potential of a line or sense of powerful momentum in the music. I have to admit I don't understand half of what you wrote though...

[allegrettus]

tempo, I mean, this peace at

full gallop before breakfast

isnt good for me, but good

for other people before their

breakfast;

and at dinner?!

and at life career - dinner?!

[iaintnot]

huh?

[gregapage]

wtf you werido?! >:(

Dudamel is the greatest conductor alive!

[Sinneo91]

Karajan took this piece just a tad bit slower and who doesn't adore Karajan? :)

In this particular piece, I must say I like the tempo at a faster rate. Just as I do the Symphony No. 5, the No. 10's 2nd and 4th movement sound so much more powerful quicker.

[iaintnot]

Its not the fast tempo that bothers me..its when it changes. Listening back to this it is not as bad as I maybe first thought it was (I am still amazed at this youth orchestra, more so than the conductor). The rushing at around 5:17 and 5:33 does bother me quite a bit and I thought that Mravinsky and Karajan were more steady which was much more effective and powerful. I'll have to get those recordings out again to compare, but thats what I remember.

[wilsonkm]

This is way more intense than sex in the bathtub.

So much energy throughout the room....amazing.

[viharrad]

Ok...

[ctorrev]

Bravo Fagot!!!. Me recuerda a mi maestro Juan Vega!!!!!

[alejoeisabel]

For those who do not know, "un fagot" is a bassoon.

[wellylena]

i love how the conductor looks like he's really enjoying himself!

[Bamergon]

bassoonist is ballin

[albertohp]

for me the counter says 4145.. no bad..!xP i think they re amazingg!

[ppgppgppgppg]

The most fantastic performance ever. Shosti's best symphony

[choy1368]

Absolutely love this symphony. Pity they didn't show the timpani solo at the end. Would've looked awesome.

[Sinneo91]

I do wish that the ending of this Symphony was longer. The end evokes such a happy feeling over me that when it goes off, I am forced to rewind it back a minute and listen again. Love Shostakovich.

[MusicLover2840]

it's no broken, for me it says 2001 views.... no wonder why, though!

[jbarber2337]

it says 1,969 views for me too! i think its a bit broken lol great stuff, love the SBYO and shost 10

[jaxonosu]

at the time of my viewing:

Views: 1,969

this is sad. =( everyone show people this amazing work!

[jjrivas69]

bravo Cristian!!!

[kimisnoopy]

que barbaroooos, que bien tocan, esta super chida esta sinfonia, me encantoooooooooo

[jcdraws]

A great example of how music, like mathematics, is universal. Well done!

[RAMIRO3]

BRAVO!

[sergiomusico11]

La sinfonía 10 de shostakovich es la sinfonía mas grande de todos los tiempos y escuchar una obra para orquesta de shostakovich en vivo es una experiencia que ninguna obra de cualquier otro compositor puede igualar, me gusto mucho esta versión del cuarto movimiento.

Como quisiera haber estado ahí, muchas gracias por subir estos videos tan buenos