@nassmatic Yup, thanx to those old cartoons, we got introduced to this great music as children! In Canada we also had 10 min. cartoon vignettes with some story backed with classical music. Thanx to my infusion, I got my daughter to appreciate it also.
Все, чего он касался, приобретало неповторимость. Он чувствовал нацию, характер музыки, настроение автора, публики... Хватит болтать о нацизме и сравнивать с другими дирижерами! Это все из другой "оперы". Радуйтесь тому, что слышите его - великий подарок всем людям земли!...
excellent sir good work,music has to stay out of politics i guess,it is the last thing which unites us all lets save our music as mankind good job good job good job
I would have loved to have seen one of his concerts. Don't matter which one, just any one! Out of ALL of the conductors I have heard conducting my favorite music, Karajan seems to do the best rendition on each piece. Tempo and all are thought out for it's maximum effect on ones senses. I wish he were in this day and age. Not a comparason, but the next favorite is John Williams. Star Wars music is fantastic. Just thought I'd add that. :)
When was this performance given, is it possible to know? HvK was already old, he is visibly tired, ill and suffering in this video, yet he - GOES ON, Admirable, moving.
Amazing orchestra with an amazing conductor" I saw him in my country on stage, and I believe he put his heart and soul into that performance. He made me love classical music.
Einmalig Und wunderschön,das ist eben die Künst eines Gröss Meitro,der niemals in diese Form und Dimesion wiederholt werden könnte,ich habe sehr Grösse Respekt und Anerkenung für H.V.Karajan und seine Vorstellung über klassischen Music,seine Musik nimmt mich mit in eine andere visuelle und virtuelle Welt und Dimension,eben in die kosmische Ozean der klassischen Musik.Danke,(USAFAFRet11),für Uploading dieses Videos,hast du vieleicht Das Intermezzo,(Mond), von F.Schubert mit H.V.Karajan auch???.
@nestorap95 Si te sirve de consuelo: esas millones de visitas a la basura comercial son visitas falsas, vacias, un millón de visitas de gente que en su mayoría está perdiendo el tiempo. Pero la mayoría de las 22000 visitas de este video son visitas reales. Más vale poco de lo bueno que mucho de lo malo.
If the Berlin Philharmonic under Karajan was the greatest orchestra in the world, that makes Leon Spierer the greatest violinist/concertmaster alive. But in my opinion, all these orchestras are so good, it doesn't make a difference. That, and i dont really give a rats ass.
@schneisi I absolutely agree with you, that's the most idiotic judgement one can make about Karajan. Who cares if he joined the Nazi party? He was a master, and that's all.
Karajan was no Nazi!!! I cant stand this stupid worldwide opinion,he was in the Nsdap but as he said himself he had to be a party member to survive and he never was acticv! But who was really activ was Karl Böhm,nobody talks about that! Karajan was probably the moast musical person on earth,and his style of conductig was totally elegant,He is the brightest star in musical history!
@schneisi That's true, his wife was a granddaughter of Jews and therefore he was prohibited from conducting for two years. 2 years! Imagine how terrible it might be for such a creative and ambitious man as Karajan. He had no better choice, otherwise he wouldn't make a breakthrough. We can only thank him!
@schneisi Karajan è stato nazionalsocialista così come Toscanini è stato fascista prima della Marcia su Roma. Karajan è stato così nazista da disprezzare gli ordini di Hitler durante una messa in scena dei Meistersinger, presente Hitler. E ne ha poi pagato le pesanti conseguenze. Chi usa tali idiozie propagandistiche al fine di denigrare la genialità irripetibile di un artista come Herbert, non è degno di considerazione.
@schneisi - I - Don't worry: it's a stupid, but NOT "worldwide" opinion - just of the hardline idiots who see "nazism" in every nook and cranny, "the hateful bunch" of nowadays. It is "politically correct". In 1933, when Nazism went up in Germany, HvK was 25 year old, and considered one of the upcoming young directors - but still in the forming stage.. To overtly oppose nazism would have meant to be denied access to ways and means of acquiring musical knowledge, technically and culturally.
@schneisi - II - The totalitarian régime would surely have had the means to make things difficult for him. He was living for MUSIC and coming up, in a world (of the orchestra conductors) where age IS a criterion for being appointed to the direction of good orchestras. Böhm, Fürtwangler, DeSabata were available in Germany in those years, and he wanted to go up and ahead. He is not known to have approved, and/or taken part in Nazi atrocities, he limited himself to music. ./. III
@schneisi - III - Plenty of people had to adapt themselves to autoritarian régimes, like it or not. Toscanini did not like it, and had to leave Italy, but was already known and "in the saddle" when he did in 1931 (besides, he had already lived from 1908 to about 1915 in the USA, which he had already come to consider as his second country); however, what matters is that Toscanini could afford to do it safely. So, let the "chronic resenters" thrash about, don't care about them.
@jazzflutist Thanks´for your reply,i now what i am talking about because i new him personally very good and i grew up with him,my Father was his colosest collegue he was his Set Designer Günther Schneider-Siemssen who also made many productions around the world and the Ring Cycle at The Met Opera,this was a breathtaking era with stanting ovations what never ended,and being live at the Festspielhaus Salzburg with the Berliner playing Tristan was the absolut climax.
@schneisi Thanks for sharing these thoughts schneisi. Just your description gives me goose bumps. Let me know if you have any other suggestions on things to listen to. I grew up listening to his music from a very early age through my Dad - who was a hi fi hobbyist and great appreciator of all things classical. It's important that you knew him - gives historical credence to what you are saying.
Un compositeur de génie joué par le plus grand orchestre du monde et dirigé par le plus grand chef d'orchestre du monde ne peuvent donner qu'un concert de cette perfection. Encore jamais égalé.Merci pour ce partage et ce moment de pur bonheur.
@DJUO59 - Karajan dirigiert mir zu pedantisch. Das klingt kühler als zum Beispiel bei Leonard Bernstein. Ich habe das zum ersten Mal bei der 9. Sinfonie von LvB gemerkt.
Beide Versionen habe ich verglichen. Bernstein dirigiert diese Sinfonie etwas länger und etwas getragener wo es notwendig ist. Er ist halt selber Komponist und er ist menschlicher zum Orchester. Von Karajans Verbindungen zur NSDAP möchte ich nichts bemerken. Dirigenten wie er und sogar Furtwängler hatten keine andere Wahl,
@1510Ronald Hast Du irgend welche Gründe dafür?..Karajan ist ein Licht der deutschen Geschichte, obwohl er aus Österreich kam. Grüsse aus Queretaro, Mexico!!
@Markinsky Ypu are so lucky.... I'm from Brazil and I'm 25.. I had no chance to see Karajan. His conducting gives life to music. I tried listening to the same song with other conductors and I say no one can do what Karajan can, his conducting has a soul I love to hear.
@Ceneviva Even his fine recordings don't do justice to what he achieved. His conducting style had a lot to do with unleashing the orchestra. He never got in their way or over controlled them. He got them playing on the leading edge of their abilities. He closed his eyes much of the time and one got the distinct impression that he was communicating with them by mental telepathy. Years later I read an interview with him where he stated that he indeed tried to use telepathy.
@Markinsky Now I understand. Thanks for your answer. But I don't think he tried to use telepathy, he just did. I know telepathy is possible, I've reached that past year, with the girl I was/I am in love. Thanks for your answer.
@Ceneviva Visa vi telepathy-- Well he spoke about it himself and I saw him. The point is is that each member of the orchestra was playing with the intensity of soloist. Also his conducting gestures in many cases did not correspond with what was coming out, what was coming out was so much more than you would guess if you only watched his gestures-meaning he communicated in other ways than with the conductors normal tools. I head Beethoven 5,6 Brahms 1,3 Mahler 9 and Strauss Alpine Symphony
@Markinsky I know what you mean. He gave harmony to the orchestra. I don't know if there's a word for this but I understand what Karajan did. Karajan was connected with the orchestra. I don't know if I can say that but while they play, it was like one conscience made of individuals. I don't know how to conduct, I'm a designer but I like listening to good music. You head masterpieces, what do you feel while you are there, conducting and listening? -->
@Markinsky When you conduct, is it easy to enter in the songs frequency? I think that when you are a true musician, there's something inside you that simply flows and showes you what to do. That's what I feel about musicians. Music is frequency with something else, perhaps the soul of the player. Music is'nt just math, it's not mechanical, music flows. Well, that's what I think.
@Ceneviva Quite likely, they have something built-in that allows them to float on another level. But music DOES have a lot to do with mathematic, they are both arcane worlds. Consider Bach, he's the demonstration that music and maths are twin sisters.
@Gheorgyi Yes, that's what I meant. I said music isn't only about math. It's like a sequence of numbers built in a harmonic way. You must get the number right to cause the sensation music give to people. I love that some musicians do music by math, combining numbers and others just feel that combination. Both ways work for making music and I love that. Thanks for your reply.
I was very surprised when I learned that the Berliner Philarmonic was not the best orchestra in the world, it is actually the thir best, the Vienna Philarmonic s the second best, and it seems that the best orchestra is the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the royal orchestra of Netherlands.
source : Wikipedia
But Herbert von Karajan and this interpretation are the best of the best, no one can deny it.
when was it?
guismiti 1 day ago
I love Mezzo. It's one of the few channels on TV I bother to actually watch.
KaiserinAstrid 4 days ago
Bis!
cleverstudent88 1 week ago
FANTASTIC!!!!
BrankoBrankov 1 week ago
I originally heard this from a Bugs Bunny cartoon! Too bad kids today wont hear great music like this in their cartoons!
nassmatic 1 week ago 2
@nassmatic Yup, thanx to those old cartoons, we got introduced to this great music as children! In Canada we also had 10 min. cartoon vignettes with some story backed with classical music. Thanx to my infusion, I got my daughter to appreciate it also.
amalialovesicecream 1 week ago
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FRANZ LISZT AND HERBERT VON KARAJAN , PERFECT COMBINATION , GREAT VIDEO TKS FROM OTHON PINTO MEXICO.
MegaFreetime123 2 weeks ago
FRANZ LISZT AND HERBERT VON KARAJAN , PERFECT COMBINATION , GREAT VIDEO TKS FROM OTHON PINTO MEXICO.
MegaFreetime123 2 weeks ago 3
Все, чего он касался, приобретало неповторимость. Он чувствовал нацию, характер музыки, настроение автора, публики... Хватит болтать о нацизме и сравнивать с другими дирижерами! Это все из другой "оперы". Радуйтесь тому, что слышите его - великий подарок всем людям земли!...
sherban1930 2 weeks ago
I would love to see this in higher quality...
mathmantall 2 weeks ago
Franz Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 , Berliner Philharmoniker
wmez123 3 weeks ago
This song is Multiemotional
GOOD WORK!
rsandoval1396 1 month ago
excellent sir good work,music has to stay out of politics i guess,it is the last thing which unites us all lets save our music as mankind good job good job good job
238levent 1 month ago
I would have loved to have seen one of his concerts. Don't matter which one, just any one! Out of ALL of the conductors I have heard conducting my favorite music, Karajan seems to do the best rendition on each piece. Tempo and all are thought out for it's maximum effect on ones senses. I wish he were in this day and age. Not a comparason, but the next favorite is John Williams. Star Wars music is fantastic. Just thought I'd add that. :)
TheDarkSide61862 1 month ago
Love it!
Great!
filipecastrotube 1 month ago
When was this performance given, is it possible to know? HvK was already old, he is visibly tired, ill and suffering in this video, yet he - GOES ON, Admirable, moving.
Gheorgyi 1 month ago
HERBERT VON KARAJAN
navegante2014 1 month ago
Amazing orchestra with an amazing conductor" I saw him in my country on stage, and I believe he put his heart and soul into that performance. He made me love classical music.
evencool1 1 month ago
weicher gehts wohl wirklich nicht. genial!!!
peterbiehl1 1 month ago
Einmalig Und wunderschön,das ist eben die Künst eines Gröss Meitro,der niemals in diese Form und Dimesion wiederholt werden könnte,ich habe sehr Grösse Respekt und Anerkenung für H.V.Karajan und seine Vorstellung über klassischen Music,seine Musik nimmt mich mit in eine andere visuelle und virtuelle Welt und Dimension,eben in die kosmische Ozean der klassischen Musik.Danke,(USAFAFRet11),für Uploading dieses Videos,hast du vieleicht Das Intermezzo,(Mond), von F.Schubert mit H.V.Karajan auch???.
Keyhan37 1 month ago
Franz Liszt is my favorite music"
liebestraumer 1 month ago
Isso é uma obra-prima. Sensacional !
gorgolaka 1 month ago
Merveilleuse interpretation de KARAJAN ! bellissima musique de FRANZ LISZT !! Merci !!!!!!!!!
TheFredenucci 1 month ago
who gives a fuck if he was or wasnt??? music has nothing to do with politics!!!!
nicktaylormitreski 2 months ago
Es genial ! la Rapsodia Hungara con la Orquesta Sinfonica de Berlin dirigida por el famoso Herbert Von Karajan
pierretasso1 2 months ago
Прекрасная музыка! Потрясающее исполнение! Исполнение СОВЕРШЕННОЕ!!!!!!! Спасибо!
Paranich1 2 months ago
Como es posible que la basura comercial tenga mas vistas en youtube .... que uno del os mejores directores del mundo ... :(
nestorap95 3 months ago
@nestorap95 Si te sirve de consuelo: esas millones de visitas a la basura comercial son visitas falsas, vacias, un millón de visitas de gente que en su mayoría está perdiendo el tiempo. Pero la mayoría de las 22000 visitas de este video son visitas reales. Más vale poco de lo bueno que mucho de lo malo.
Alvaroclassic95 2 months ago
If the Berlin Philharmonic under Karajan was the greatest orchestra in the world, that makes Leon Spierer the greatest violinist/concertmaster alive. But in my opinion, all these orchestras are so good, it doesn't make a difference. That, and i dont really give a rats ass.
Wiizard22 3 months ago
It doesn't matter if Karajan was a Nazi or not, we should just simply appreciate the music...
jaserific 3 months ago
@jaserific Karajan is a Master! He gives life to music.. I don't know how to explain, you just have to hear and feel it.
Ceneviva 3 months ago
@schneisi I absolutely agree with you, that's the most idiotic judgement one can make about Karajan. Who cares if he joined the Nazi party? He was a master, and that's all.
Preobrazhenky87 3 months ago 2
Karajan was no Nazi!!! I cant stand this stupid worldwide opinion,he was in the Nsdap but as he said himself he had to be a party member to survive and he never was acticv! But who was really activ was Karl Böhm,nobody talks about that! Karajan was probably the moast musical person on earth,and his style of conductig was totally elegant,He is the brightest star in musical history!
schneisi 3 months ago 17
@schneisi That's true, his wife was a granddaughter of Jews and therefore he was prohibited from conducting for two years. 2 years! Imagine how terrible it might be for such a creative and ambitious man as Karajan. He had no better choice, otherwise he wouldn't make a breakthrough. We can only thank him!
Enceladux 3 months ago
@schneisi Karajan è stato nazionalsocialista così come Toscanini è stato fascista prima della Marcia su Roma. Karajan è stato così nazista da disprezzare gli ordini di Hitler durante una messa in scena dei Meistersinger, presente Hitler. E ne ha poi pagato le pesanti conseguenze. Chi usa tali idiozie propagandistiche al fine di denigrare la genialità irripetibile di un artista come Herbert, non è degno di considerazione.
renato45222 1 month ago
@schneisi - I - Don't worry: it's a stupid, but NOT "worldwide" opinion - just of the hardline idiots who see "nazism" in every nook and cranny, "the hateful bunch" of nowadays. It is "politically correct". In 1933, when Nazism went up in Germany, HvK was 25 year old, and considered one of the upcoming young directors - but still in the forming stage.. To overtly oppose nazism would have meant to be denied access to ways and means of acquiring musical knowledge, technically and culturally.
Gheorgyi 1 month ago
@schneisi - II - The totalitarian régime would surely have had the means to make things difficult for him. He was living for MUSIC and coming up, in a world (of the orchestra conductors) where age IS a criterion for being appointed to the direction of good orchestras. Böhm, Fürtwangler, DeSabata were available in Germany in those years, and he wanted to go up and ahead. He is not known to have approved, and/or taken part in Nazi atrocities, he limited himself to music. ./. III
Gheorgyi 1 month ago
@schneisi - III - Plenty of people had to adapt themselves to autoritarian régimes, like it or not. Toscanini did not like it, and had to leave Italy, but was already known and "in the saddle" when he did in 1931 (besides, he had already lived from 1908 to about 1915 in the USA, which he had already come to consider as his second country); however, what matters is that Toscanini could afford to do it safely. So, let the "chronic resenters" thrash about, don't care about them.
Gheorgyi 1 month ago
@schneisi Well said, and thanks for setting us straight. The Strauss Voices of Spring with Kathleen Battle is also worth listening to: v=iDPYeg6qd-c
jazzflutist 5 days ago
@jazzflutist Thanks´for your reply,i now what i am talking about because i new him personally very good and i grew up with him,my Father was his colosest collegue he was his Set Designer Günther Schneider-Siemssen who also made many productions around the world and the Ring Cycle at The Met Opera,this was a breathtaking era with stanting ovations what never ended,and being live at the Festspielhaus Salzburg with the Berliner playing Tristan was the absolut climax.
schneisi 5 days ago
@schneisi Thanks for sharing these thoughts schneisi. Just your description gives me goose bumps. Let me know if you have any other suggestions on things to listen to. I grew up listening to his music from a very early age through my Dad - who was a hi fi hobbyist and great appreciator of all things classical. It's important that you knew him - gives historical credence to what you are saying.
jazzflutist 5 days ago
....bellísimo tema!!!!...y con Herbert en la batuta se magnifica dicha belleza...
tanto el sonido como las imágénes excelente!!!!
huincas54 3 months ago
Bello...
prudenciochito 4 months ago
my song favority!
Medeiros5456 4 months ago
@Medeiros5456
nice, but is not a song
MrSebas56 3 months ago
bravo!!!!!!!1
Medeiros5456 4 months ago
*Karajan
N4554u 5 months ago
Un compositeur de génie joué par le plus grand orchestre du monde et dirigé par le plus grand chef d'orchestre du monde ne peuvent donner qu'un concert de cette perfection. Encore jamais égalé.Merci pour ce partage et ce moment de pur bonheur.
papy051146 5 months ago 2
@papy051146
I agree with you completely! Berlin is the best!
jzrnsk 4 months ago
MAGNIFICENT!!!
BetrothedofYashua 6 months ago
Obwohl ich Karajan als Mensch nicht so leiden kann, dieses Stück ist einmalig von ihm dirigiert.
1510Ronald 6 months ago
@1510Ronald Hast Du irgend welche Gründe dafür?..Karajan ist ein Licht der deutschen Geschichte. Grüsse aus Queretaro, Mexico!!
DJUO59 3 months ago
@DJUO59 - Karajan dirigiert mir zu pedantisch. Das klingt kühler als zum Beispiel bei Leonard Bernstein. Ich habe das zum ersten Mal bei der 9. Sinfonie von LvB gemerkt.
Beide Versionen habe ich verglichen. Bernstein dirigiert diese Sinfonie etwas länger und etwas getragener wo es notwendig ist. Er ist halt selber Komponist und er ist menschlicher zum Orchester. Von Karajans Verbindungen zur NSDAP möchte ich nichts bemerken. Dirigenten wie er und sogar Furtwängler hatten keine andere Wahl,
1510Ronald 3 months ago
@1510Ronald Hast Du irgend welche Gründe dafür?..Karajan ist ein Licht der deutschen Geschichte, obwohl er aus Österreich kam. Grüsse aus Queretaro, Mexico!!
DJUO59 3 months ago
The Berlin Philharmonic under Karajan was the greatest orchestra in the world. I heard them live 4 times and I can still hear them today.
Markinsky 6 months ago 17
@Markinsky Ypu are so lucky.... I'm from Brazil and I'm 25.. I had no chance to see Karajan. His conducting gives life to music. I tried listening to the same song with other conductors and I say no one can do what Karajan can, his conducting has a soul I love to hear.
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@Ceneviva Even his fine recordings don't do justice to what he achieved. His conducting style had a lot to do with unleashing the orchestra. He never got in their way or over controlled them. He got them playing on the leading edge of their abilities. He closed his eyes much of the time and one got the distinct impression that he was communicating with them by mental telepathy. Years later I read an interview with him where he stated that he indeed tried to use telepathy.
Markinsky 1 month ago
@Markinsky Now I understand. Thanks for your answer. But I don't think he tried to use telepathy, he just did. I know telepathy is possible, I've reached that past year, with the girl I was/I am in love. Thanks for your answer.
Ceneviva 1 month ago
@Ceneviva Visa vi telepathy-- Well he spoke about it himself and I saw him. The point is is that each member of the orchestra was playing with the intensity of soloist. Also his conducting gestures in many cases did not correspond with what was coming out, what was coming out was so much more than you would guess if you only watched his gestures-meaning he communicated in other ways than with the conductors normal tools. I head Beethoven 5,6 Brahms 1,3 Mahler 9 and Strauss Alpine Symphony
Markinsky 1 month ago
@Markinsky I know what you mean. He gave harmony to the orchestra. I don't know if there's a word for this but I understand what Karajan did. Karajan was connected with the orchestra. I don't know if I can say that but while they play, it was like one conscience made of individuals. I don't know how to conduct, I'm a designer but I like listening to good music. You head masterpieces, what do you feel while you are there, conducting and listening? -->
Ceneviva 1 month ago
@Markinsky When you conduct, is it easy to enter in the songs frequency? I think that when you are a true musician, there's something inside you that simply flows and showes you what to do. That's what I feel about musicians. Music is frequency with something else, perhaps the soul of the player. Music is'nt just math, it's not mechanical, music flows. Well, that's what I think.
Ceneviva 1 month ago
@Ceneviva Quite likely, they have something built-in that allows them to float on another level. But music DOES have a lot to do with mathematic, they are both arcane worlds. Consider Bach, he's the demonstration that music and maths are twin sisters.
Gheorgyi 1 month ago
@Gheorgyi Yes, that's what I meant. I said music isn't only about math. It's like a sequence of numbers built in a harmonic way. You must get the number right to cause the sensation music give to people. I love that some musicians do music by math, combining numbers and others just feel that combination. Both ways work for making music and I love that. Thanks for your reply.
Ceneviva 1 month ago
@Ceneviva You are right!
evencool1 1 month ago
I was very surprised when I learned that the Berliner Philarmonic was not the best orchestra in the world, it is actually the thir best, the Vienna Philarmonic s the second best, and it seems that the best orchestra is the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the royal orchestra of Netherlands.
source : Wikipedia
But Herbert von Karajan and this interpretation are the best of the best, no one can deny it.
bfeyalcin 7 months ago
@bfeyalcin "Best" is a very subjective word. I think "prestigious" is a more accurate description to use when making these lists.
JacobRudduck 6 months ago
@JacobRudduck I think you're right : )
bfeyalcin 6 months ago
For me, the second part of this piece represents the great crazy dance of human history.
henrids 7 months ago
best orchestra in the world!
4gnostic 7 months ago 3
AWesome!
marleyfan008 8 months ago
Franz Liszt is so incredibly intoxicating - even Karajan himself appears to be drunk at the end!
JacobRudduck 1 year ago
in the title it's 'Karajan' by the way
antipants94 1 year ago
Thanks for this upload !
ALEClovesGENIALMUSIC 1 year ago 13
@ALEClovesGENIALMUSIC glad you enjoyed it
USAFAFRet11 1 year ago 7
@USAFAFRet11 You wrote the composer's name in the tags as Lizt. It's Liszt.
Dan474834 3 months ago