Beethoven -5th Symphony, 4th movement: Allegro; Presto

[obtica1]

/watch?v=7MqrBauptrE

see Beethoven's 7th Symphony in my channel. It's for you all...

[othmanito]

that touch my soul  wooooooooooooooooooooooooow the great beethoven

[gimcib]

SALUDOIS DESDE Pisco Perú.

[gimcib]

FELICITACIONES uno de los hombres mas grandes de la humanidad BEETHOVEN

[miatthas]

Does anyone know what form this is? (Sonata, Rondo, Ternary, Variation, etc?)

[XepuliaRage]

@miatthas lol it is a Symphony, it says it on the title:p.Deeply classical and fascinating!

[haircut74]

@miatthas According to Wikipedia, "It is written in an unusual variant of sonata form: at the end of the development section, the music halts on a dominant cadence, played fortissimo, and the music continues after a pause with a quiet reprise of the "horn theme" of the scherzo movement. The recapitulation is then introduced by a crescendo coming out of the last bars of the interpolated scherzo section, just as the same music was introduced at the opening of the movement."

[bytwyzz]

WHAT'S TO DISLIKE ?

[CombineBenefactors]

I find this part rather humorous: 7:37 - 8:08

I, V, I, V, I, V, I, V, I, V, I, V, I I I IIIII I IIIII I III III III II I I I. I. I. I I I. I. I I.

The Perfect Authentic Cadences...they're everywhere!

[TheApplesauce57]

@CombineBenefactors ahhahahahahahahha!!!!! so legit

[evasuser]

This is Rock & Roll music, "classical" is a too limited term to describe such a piece of a genius.

Turn the volume up, 120dB of energy.

[jadelylith]

0:28 SO HARD. 

[kvnkaranja100]

@jadelylith take it slow it worked for me

[U2becommenter]

0:57 Adventurous movie music

[bytwyzz]

MAJESTIC

[obtica1]

Beethoven's 9th, all movements

youtube.com/watch?v=EmV35VPRT9­s

[TheMinicookie1]

we did this last week with our middle school orchestra

[am3rican]

@TheMinicookie1 haha this made me lol

[Nowhereman90]

Ill destroy the face of the destiny!

[coprhead6]

I may or may not have just conducted this entire movement butt-ass naked with the windows open.

[dunblobbon]

Powerful beyond measure. 

[DeMars3]

Nice ending, Beethoven :P

[TheApplesauce57]

who in the freaking world dislikes this????? >:(

[hchasnoff]

Beethoven puts material into the fourth movement that was originally heard in the third movement. That was rather unorthodox in those years.

[melthecoolmoose]

BEST ENDING EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[chrisclr]

In this video they missed out a few repeats, but i still love it!

[sENoZ93]

Ludwig Van Beethoveen.... Am listening your sound every day because your sound is the real music, and n ot what we have today shit sound ............

Bless you.

[TerrariaLetsPlays]

My favorite movement is the bowel movement.

[ILOVECLASSICALify]

This is so the next Summer Olympic theme in London.

[MurryFolt]

Must stay up. Must... finish... LISTENING!!!!

This is some darn good stuff here!

[David50s]

This has to be heard in conjunction with the third movement because there is an extraordinary segue from the third to the fourth. The lead in from the third leads to a climatic opening to the fourth. This opening, in my opinion, is far greater than the famous opening to the first movement.

[CubanBassPlayer1]

simply gorgeous,can't stop listening to it repetitively,thanks for posting!!!

[07barker]

lol. The timpani at the end isn't exactly what someone would call in tune, I think.

[Adri58]

From 7.05 is the best

[evilxcookie2]

Lovelovelove.

[parintelebaiazid]

Parts 3 and 4 should be connected, because the end of third movement is the build-up to the fourth movement. Please, join them and upload it, many thanks!

[Adri58]

This movement is the best of the entire symphony

[mones94]

master! de los master!

[peace4111]

Yay! Playing this with high schoolers, and I'm only 13! (: Haha

[banshee511]

@peace4111 ypo?

[okenta3ei]

@peace4111 fuck off we dont care we are here to listen the big ludwig van dont show off in front of his music

[QuinnDougherty]

who conducted this recording?

[IMASIANSNIPA]

T^T b <- a crying face of joy with thumbs up

[KREAGERWAVES]

What you got back home, little sister, to play your fuzzy warbles on? I bet you got little save pitiful, portable picnic players. Come with uncle and hear all proper! Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones. You are invited.

lol cheers

[rihannalover93]

Freedom of Spirit! Yes:))))

[3rednales]

LOVE it, LOVE it!! I am so glad YouTube fixed their sound so it plays this music back in full spectrum. Now onto "William Tell Overture", I already got "1812" and "Capriccio Italien".

[3rednales]

I've always LOVED the fourth movement. I only wish you didn't split it from the third, since it goes straight into the fourth. But that's okay, I love that the whole thing is up. And this is a wonderful performance. It sounds great coming through my shelf stereo. It has a cassette recorder, and yes I am recording this onto tape. I'm sure my apartment neighbors are not enjoying this as much as I am!

[PP1969GR]

@jlmnp09 But this 4th part is continue of the 3rd, I prefer 3rd because you see how this starts:)

[liketheuniverse11]

Lmao! Hahahahahahahahahahahahah! I find it unbelievable all these fights on this kind of site!!! People! Listen to this wonderful synphonies quietly and with your souls....just shut up!!! Seriously!!! Lol! Beethoven may be rolling in his tomb, hahahaha! XD

[harrynking777]

@liketheuniverse11 I'm sure we wouldn't be getting these comments with Mozart's music. Beethoven's finale here has tremendous energy and power. Perhaps it is this that fires up the aggresive tendancies of some people.

[absantser]

/great. thank you for post this video.

[acesvi]

@DrownedAtLakeBodom HAHAHAHA look who's the fucking looser now, it says i cant access your profile because you deleted your own account!!! ROFLMAO looks like so many people told you the truth about yourself that you had to delete yourself out of pure embarassment! hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[acesvi]

@DrownedAtLakeBodom First of all what the fuck do you do looking at random comments and trying to find something odd about them, and as many people have already told you, you have no fucking life. The funny thing is that you say no one responded to my comment and no one gives a shit is hilarious, because YES someone did respond to me telling me I was mistaken and clearly you're the one who's seems to be lacking popularity when posting comments. Go fucking drown yourself at lake bodom

[amany743]

Thanks Waggelelvis for directing me to the Karajan version. It is really different.

especially with Karajan's image in my mind dancing like a butterfly while leading the Orchestra in the Radetsky March!

Amany Egypt

[amany743]

I wonder why the first movement has got over 4 million viewers whereas the following ones have not even got one million, I think the first, though genius is the least fascinating among the five movementsAmany, Egypt.

[Waggelelvis]

@amany743 because this version is much too fast in my opinion and not played very clean. The best 5th ever played is the 1962 Karajan version.

[25fatdogz25]

@DrownedAtLakeBodom you seem to have no life :) I guess you'll never be the man your mother is

[davisal771]

@DrownedAtLakeBodom

Oh my, aren't you ever so cool.

[angela44ize]

Immortal, composed on or about 1804, daring, forceful, powerful, convincent, gloriously triumphant mvt...In a way, Best of classical music ever, indominable allegro, presto...I understand God-like, Giant Genius Ludwig van Beethoven was obssesed with Perfection, therefore started @ age 20, unlike Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart who started @ age 17,,, strings & wind instruments outstand...Incomparable taste brings back happy memories during my adolescence, thank you very kindly you , adorable Beethoven!!

[VamLoveAndKisses]

FULL BLAST WITH THE FUCKING WINDOW OPEN! MY NEIGHBORS LOVE ME!

[LuisXVILostSoul]

@VamLoveAndKisses i am your neighbor and you are a son of bitch!!!

[liketheuniverse11]

@LuisXVILostSoul Hahahahahahahaahahahahahahahah­ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah­ahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaha­ha...hilarious! hahahahha....

[Nejidabest]

@VamLoveAndKisses LOL Right On! that's how Beethoven should be heard!

[zjbeast]

@VamLoveAndKisses I welcome you as my neighbor. All my neighbor plays is rap radio junk.

[peace4111]

@zjbeast OMG, same here!

[jobywonkinobi]

@VamLoveAndKisses haha im the exact same and im a trance head but fuk me 4:01 kicks fuckin ass ,,,,,,, thats wen the neighbours adore me

[habana999]

@VamLoveAndKisses haha fuckin love it - take beethoven and be grateful you ever heard his awesomeness

[blink7777777]

@VamLoveAndKisses GO FUCK YOURSELF IM CALLING THE COPS

[sonjajade]

@VamLoveAndKisses OMFG I just spit coke all over my keyboard! XDDD CRANK IT UP!!!

[dunblobbon]

@VamLoveAndKisses Damn right. 

[dunblobbon]

@VamLoveAndKisses Won't you be my neighbor? You have great taste in music.

[davisal771]

Jizzed in my pants.

[PP1969GR]

@jlmnp09 really?..better than 1st movement?

[lindzyIsAwesome]

@PP1969GR the first movement promotes evil over good, the 4th is human triumph over evil

[mojobandman]

Oh my! but that is one of my favorites. Forget the recording flaws, cant you hear what he is saying! Dont tell me there isnt a God, because he was pening over Beethovens shoulder . Beethoven rocks!

[lindzyIsAwesome]

@mojobandman recording flaws?

[ElMostroBloggeante]

@mojobandman God stuck his fingers in beethoven's ears. That's why he was deaf and so good with music

[hacksonl1ne]

this by far has to be the most warm and greatly defined piece :D, and i dare any asinine simpleton to dislike it with a reason other than to annoy people.

[polymath7]

Good God, this fourth movement is so egregiously overlooked -and I don't mean only by the general public.

This is the most forceful and convincing expression of triumph in all of music.

[acesvi]

This is AMAZING, but if you listen @0:41, there is a big slip from the french horn

[InterstellarDiaries]

@acesvi Actually that's written in, I played this not long ago (as a violinist) and the horns actually got told off for not playing it as they thought that it was a misprint. However it is in the score (albeit it's usually longer than in this recording so doesn't sound as much of a mistake)

[usidd100]

playing this in my school orchestra

[Pacorocks411]

Thumbs up if your here cause of totheark

[AnthonySmith22]

@Pacorocks411 What did he do now? I've stopped following MH.

[Pacorocks411]

@AnthonySmith22 he made a video and it was filleded with static and it was this song warped and backwards

[GoobDude1992]

slenderman.

[PrInCeShAdE1]

Totally Awesome! Unbeatable!

[whneo97]

Best version eva! :P

[Yaesumuji]

ಠ_ಠ; Who knew Masky had such defined tastes?

[thatsamazing1234]

best rap song ever!

[PrInCeShAdE1]

@thatsamazing1234 wtf u call this rap?

[CPMILLER]

@thatsamazing1234 lolwat

[msradical101]

if you're arguing about "baroque" and "bach" on this, you obviously know nothing of beethoven. so please just leave. some of us like this music.

[YourAverageToaster]

CLASSIC LOLZ

[sfield86]

Is this the symphony that he wrote to express his thoughts on going deaf?

[whneo97]

@sfield86 yep, this was written around the time he started to lose his hearing, and this is one of the pieces which showed heroism (the topics of Beethoven at that time). (:

[XUltimateArmorX]

ToTheArk Forecast.

[violinplayer33]

im playing this in my orcherstra

[willwei98]

wow...........................­.................... that is kinda scary.

:'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O :'O

This is kind of a song in which is kind of abstract, but yet beautiful at the the scme time. The picolloo and the oboe are very beautiful in theis version and the violins are all very expressive. Wow!!!

But, still kinda scary... :'0

I love the way at around 7:20 it all gets really fast. But this is a very good version of the movement and has cool.!

[comandreu]

Someone should totally reverse this and slow it down a lil and then upload it to a youtube channel with random video clips that are sure to scare people.... under the name of totheark

[icantfindaacc]

@comandreu Oh my God you just told the past good job

[hedonism13]

@comandreu

ahbahahaha

[maximumride98100]

the dislike bar is the size as Justin Biebers WEE WILLY WINKY

[thatsamazing1234]

Who are the best three composers of all time? I need an answer because wbsites have been telling me Bach is three and Beethoven is one and vise versa.

[LivingintheShire]

@thatsamazing1234 There is no answer! It's all based upon opinion :) There are way too many to rank anyways!

[thatsamazing1234]

@LivingintheShire yeah i guess so

[damodrummer1]

@thatsamazing1234 Bach is by far the greatest. He completely revolutionised the way we look at music.

[fadethetrade]

@damodrummer1 Bach was too baroque and only composed with a strict counterpoint style.In fact,northern italy had earlier baroque composers who created the first "tonality" before bach! Beethoven was the first to bridge the gap between classical and romanticism.When you listen to the classic love songs of the 60's,70's and 80's and contemporary style music,music scores of movies,plays,etc etc,we all owe that to beethoven,not bach.You micalculated a bit.Beethoven was the true musical original.

[fadethetrade]

@damodrummer1 I'm not trying to give you a music history lesson but Beethoven was the first to use daring harmonies and rhythms.all of this we still use today in entertainmnet world.Bach wasn't the original,maybe he was the best in baroque but history shows other composers before him writing baroque style just like he did later then them,but his baroque wasnt in the mainstream after 1750 when classical period came into play but Beethovensstyle is still in todays music in different ways.

[soben001]

Is this the Zinmann recording ?

[SelfRevolution37]

SO METAL!!!!!!!!!!!!

[DeedsResearcher]

This symphony of symphonies is the record of a tremendous inner conflict that fills the listener with awe and trembling, and makes him share with... joy and gratitude... the final spiritual liberation! The Fourth Movement is the culmination, the triumph of good over evil.

[fadethetrade]

Poor guy,got sick and died of lead poisening.A little chelation therapy would have cured him and some eardrops to cure the tinnitus in his ear would have helped his deafness!

[maximumride98100]

@fadethetrade They probably didn't invent that yet. But if they did it would be a miracle.Live on in heaven Ludwig Van Beethoven

[PrInCeShAdE1]

Unbeatable even those zero percent talented person like Ke$ha,bieber,lil wayne can never beat this oh how can they beat this if they have 0% talent

[thatsamazing1234]

This movement is so epic.

[TheArcobaleno]

This is my favorite movement personally.

[ChaozMKW]

This movement is connected to the 3rd mvment!

[fadethetrade]

@ChaozMKW Segued is more appropriate.

[TheEvilEmporerBunny]

I want Beethoven hair so bad.

[ChaozMKW]

@TheEvilEmporerBunny It was messy :P At his time, everyone had comed hair and powdered wigs xD

[rustaze]

@TheEvilEmporerBunny  i would like to hair so bad!!

[fadethetrade]

@TheEvilEmporerBunny Just grow yours and don't give a shit what others say.Thats the attitude he took!With music created like this,he told the kings and emperors to fuck off.

[singasong5556]

WTF, this is awesome! Better than the first movement. As good as the second and third movement.

[ecclesiastes910]

:44-:50 = Star Wars

[kcraven25]

@ecclesiastes910 thought the same thing. it's similar. not the same though

[harryschneider007]

Far too fast - It becomes real music when Bernstein conducts it at the correct speed.

I can switch this rubbish off in a trice but Bernstein's version is compelling right to the end!

[mauroelias1986]

@harryschneider007 This is a glorious ending, it HAS to be fast.

Karajan is the best, only followed by Baremboim, who does it even faster.

[Zorchalate]

I love the ending of the piece. It sounds triumphant. It has always seemed to ME, though, that the last chord (which I don't think is a chord but a single note which, since this is in the key of C, would be C) seemed to be "dark" and "less happy" than the last minute of the symphony preceding it. What do others think?? Many rousing finales end with the last "chord" just being a "single note" (most of Tchaikovsky's synohonies, Marche Slave, 1812 overture are like this but it does

[SpyVi]

@Zorchalate the ending "chord" is indeed a C played tutti.

[cppmusicification]

3 people in this world have no taste in music and don't realize the perfect and higher power of ludwig van beethoven

[less01]

Who is performing???

[BaboonBassoon]

ok look just want to apologise I everyone for saying the ending was silly. It is my opinion. No i am not beethoven. He was an amazing composer some of his piano music is just breathtaking. Its just my opinion

[BaboonBassoon]

@SpyVi yea I see what you mean but I suppose it's just my un relevant opinion! It's a great symphony anyway!

[TheGreatRichter]

No other composer captures the essence of the human spirit more so than Beethoven. His musical legacy to the world touches the hearts and minds of all those who experience it. You cannot be anything other than be purely inspired by it's heroic nature, breadth of vision and an indominatable will to resist all the challenges that faces us all. To hear in the music the struggle and ultimate triumph no matter what the odds are, standing tall and saying confidently my spirit shall never broken.

[InsaneStingFan]

The two people who disliked this are either uneducated, or they thought dislike said "Dis I Like". Therefore, they're still uneducated!

[PrInCeShAdE1]

@InsaneStingFan hey i remember that was my comment on "piano cocnerto no.21 andante on utube anyways...

[BaboonBassoon]

I love this piece so much - but no disrespect to anyone) but wont anyone agree with me that the ending is just a tad silly?!! Chord---long rest----chord--chord----rest--­- etc..

[redsox1006]

@BaboonBassoon Are you Beethoven?

[SpyVi]

@BaboonBassoon This is Beethoven's style. In many cases his codas are like he didn't want to end the piece, or like the ending is definate. doesn't sound silly to me at all.

[Adri58]

@BaboonBassoon For me the ending is great.

Anyway, i would never dare to correct Beethoven´s music

[parintelebaiazid]

@Adri58 what is there to correct anyway?

[Adri58]

@parintelebaiazid Nothing, i was only saying that this music is perfect

[parintelebaiazid]

@Adri58 I agree completely, it was a retorical question :))))

[alilapointe1]

@Adri58 you better not, he would have you water boarded in abu ghreib, we all know he no mozart

[orphyborphy]

@BaboonBassoon Yes I happen to agree with you. It is silly. I mean it's glorious but it's also excessive, which is great at the end of the symphony, when the listener is totally exhausted (at least I am). I wouldn't 'correct' him on it and he would probably yell at us but that doesn't mean we're disrespectful :P

[BaboonBassoon]

@orphyborphy I also played this with the orchestra that I do, and it was just so awkward the ending seeing how worried the conducter was that someone was going to play in the rests at the concert :L

[orphyborphy]

@BaboonBassoon Heehee! That sounds like it would have been interesting. I would love to play in an orchestra!

[ChopinIdol]

The orchestral premiere of the trombone!

[BaboonBassoon]

no repeat? of the first section.....

[eddybob123]

the most famous composer ends his greatest symphony triumphantly with the greatest sound in the universe

[neobeethoven]

@eddybob123 You're right; there's no key that grants so much a sense of finality, of ultimate triumph, as C Major, especially when it's the tonic of a movement like this.

[garysquirrelreviews]

hmmm he has competition with justin beiber

[unclefreddie14]

@garysquirrelreviews Dont even began to compare bieber to beethoven.

[nondescript100]

Let me get this straight.. Someone disliked this?

[chikechild]

I just thought Beethoven was better before he sold out.... jk

[johnsonlamhk]

Who conducts? The interpretation is a bit too fast, used to listen Otto Klemperer's version, though it's mono.

[TheSeaSergeant]

This is immortal

[Ignika542]

i can just imagine the 1 damned person (not naming anybody :P) going up to beethoven: I DISLIKE THIS PIECE!

Beethoven: Say whaat?

[fadethetrade]

@Ignika542 He didnt give a shit about mediocraties.He'd just tell you to "eat shit and die,asshole".

[fadethetrade]

@Ignika542 With the beatings he got physically and mentally all his childhood by his father,he was a pretty tough dude as well as the greatest composer of all time.

[iwilltakeyourmoney]

@Ignika542 you know Beethoven lost his hearing in his 20s, right,.

[polymath7]

@iwilltakeyourmoney His twenties?

No.

Off the top of my head I don't know at exactly what age Beethoven fully lost his hearing, but it was *much* later than his twenties.

[AnthonySmith22]

@Ignika542 Thats asking for deaf jokes.

[HD3999]

@Ignika542

Well I suppose Beethoven would surely get in rage even he couldn't hear that comment...lol

[FFXfan010]

I'm playing this for my school symphony orchestra (: must say it's quite the to piece to play if you want your arm to burn. Although I'm a freshman in high school, I'm not quite use to such a fast tempo, but It's super pretty to perform (:

[Mattris]

One of the most iconic moments of human triumph in all the history of artistic achievement.

[alcabanzo]

Obtica: A melody about a jumping cat... in the snow...

[alcabanzo]

The mein theme is a children song: ABC die Katze liegt im Schnee... That´s the reason why a like Beethoven...

[veidhleadoir]

ABC Die Katze lief im Schnee

[Musicalsrockmysocks]

I played this yesterday... so fun. :)

[Carrots4197]

@Musicalsrockmysocks Lucky You! Which Instrument

[Musicalsrockmysocks]

@Carrots4197 cello! :) it's a good time.

[hwoarangrr]

@ComposerM - This is the Cleveland Orchestra conducted by Christoph von Dohnányi. I've enjoyed the recording for too many years not to recognize it. ;)

[ComposerM]

Whose performance is that?

[tapiq]

0:46 is like some John William's tune :)