Brahms Symphony No. 3 in F Major, Op.90 - III. Poco allegretto --- KARAJAN

[pksergi]

what movie did I hear this playing in?

[bassbass99able]

"fuck you faggot, see you later fag" (end of youTube arguments)

[AvaXDeathTheKid]

Listen to 'Love of My Life'' -Santana ft. Dave Mathews Band.

[modernJJ]

@AvaXDeathTheKid ok, i did and it fuckin sucked, thanks dickface.....

[ilovejbxkatrillion]

this is so incredibly beautiful. i could listen to this for hours

[yergui87]

Es un grande el barba!!! Aguante Brahms! ;)

The beard is a master!!! Keep Going Brahms! ;)

[krisspaddy]

Karajan was never a master of Brahms. Does OK here though.

[Tonythemusicman136]

@krisspaddy Υοu're talking like a conductor is mainly responsible for the playing and not the actual players...I

[DMBtomp]

@Tonythemusicman136 He does have quite a big say to be fair. Like a football manager. He doesn't kick the ball, but is so important and gets paid so much because he has overall authority

[Tonythemusicman136]

@DMBtomp True words there...

[1simaddict1]

I started loving this when I heard on the movie Undercurrent with Katharine Hepburn. I'm gonna learn to play it.

[MrYesiamanerd]

lol sneeze! Absolutely Beautiful! (The piece, not the sneeze XD)



[fruiTmajik]

Yes, this is beautiful music. But as I'm a proudly uncultured little teenage hooligan, I'll stick to my rock bands.

KILLJOYS, MAKE SOME NOISE.

[Espresso139]

lawl sneeze at 1:29... 

[rockxxromance]

@Espresso139 good ear, i have my volume up all the way and still cant hear it clearly lol

[KKarkaz]

which lady belongs this portrait ?

[MattBauer09]

@KKarkaz Clara Wieck (Robert Schumann's Wife), whom he was very close to

[cocalola14]

does anyone else agree that jane birkin's rendition of Melody sounds similar to the beginning of this symphony?

[Teleptaolwa]

How can somebody dislike such a masterpiece??

[Espresso139]

@Teleptaolwa for the sound quality of this example

[AMRqui]

MAGICAL......Love Brahms!

I swear Santana got the idea for "Love of my life" from this symphony :)

Im gonna go edit it on WIKI rightaway!

[1stoddart]

@AMRqui on his biography he said he heard it playing when he heard of his fathers death.

[AMRqui]

@1stoddart im not surprised, there are some intense emotions involved in creating such masterpiece.

The first time I heard the piece "a peaceful rise/death/transition" were the words that came to my head, he definitely knew how to convey words through notes... beautiful

[stickerbrush827]

fuck yeah

[LilBethel11]

I love the bit around 5:00 when all the strings come in <3

[Caffeinefish]

LOVE the cello soli at the beginning. And the part with the horn somewhere in the middle.

[Teleptaolwa]

@Caffeinefish Every great symphonie has a horn solo... This instrument has more than beautiful voice

[kerkeloo]

who's the girl? Is that Clara Schumann?

[braxtonbrent]

Please do not come here and discuss rap. There is no use for it and is insulting to the genius of Brahms and other composers of the Romantic Period. Do yourself a favor and research the music and composers of the Romantic Period. You may find that you appreciate it more than you think.

[dominicandon7]

plunkett36,

If you knew real rap you would know that without classical, romantic, baroque music, making beats would've have never existed. These are the true composers, and paved the way for all music composers.

[braxtonbrent]

@dominicandon7 Amen.

[Exit89Drums37]

@dominicandon7 can't we just agree that rap is shit and should never be mentioned in the same galaxy as any of this type of stuff

[dominicandon7]

@Exit89Drums37 Unforgivably, we can't. But your opinion is your opinion.

[hoangtuxz]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!

[hoangtuxz]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­

[The0he]

@plunkett36 You should not be here tainting such stark beauty with your comments, in other words, keep your opinions to yourself and do not spend your time typing such searches in YouTube just to come here and insult the remnant of a once greatly admired musical form. Your disrespect is intolerable and should be shunned away from here so as to avoid further contamination. Keep your distance from videos such as these.

[The0he]

Over all, this video, along with other similar videos can not be matched by any "song" found in today's society. It is very rare to find such things today, especially on such an accursed website as YouTube. It is unfortunate that there are no designated websites for music lovers, not "rap" lovers, to escape from all of this modern trash and to relax in an inviting environment for as much time as permitted by today's average schedule. Bless all who enjoy classical music and loathe rap. 

[ThePsychotropicFox]

@The0he I adore classical music, I have ever since I was little. However, I also love rap. Is this permitted?

[madammoseilleuma]

@ThePsychotropicFox I love both and i dont it's a big deal.not todays rap but the eighties and nineties rap.Brahms i always adored.

[blackrocknutt]

@The0he blessed be thy loathing--though i suspect this rap thing may have you a wee too agitated to enjoy the soothing strains of brer brahms.

[uszykuj]

..szukałem tego. 

[linden826]

heard this recently in a music class had to hear it again and the back story of his unrequieted love makes it even more poignant.....

[PANZERCAMPINO]

When a man creates this kind of music, he is in interaction with God's intelligence. Some men were given the skill to find what is divine among us and to show it to humanity.

[waripolo15]

best lyrics ever

[Archella135]

doesnt this sound simmiliar to santana song love of my life

[MrMuffstuffer]

@Archella135 other way around...

[Archella135]

@MrMuffstuffer

lol sorry yeah obviously :P

[Agomongo1235]

i dnt really like brahms but man this is beautiful

[Desireyso58]

El mejor movimiento de la mejor sinfonía!!!

[kaisi]

43 years, I wonder how they made it.

That would be much much much too long a waiting time for me.

But that's touching...

Aimez-vous Brahms? :)

[MrHicks091]

out of interest-is the woman in that painting Clara Schumann by any chance?

[gabriel94220]

@MrHicks091 Yes indeed, a close friend.

[MrHicks091]

@gabriel94220 Yep, I'm very familiar with the story of Brahms & the Schumanns, which is why I suspected that was Clara ;).

[gabriel94220]

@MrHicks091 At that time it was i think Clara Wieck

[collegeGIRLL2010]

Love it... one of my favorite classical pieces..

[1john316saves]

im sexually aroused!!

[Agomongo1235]

Here we go Karajan here we go *clap clap clap* lol

[mfealy]

haunting 

[MAGSANDGEORGEWEASLEY]

I've never felt more conflicted. This piece is both so restricting and yet so soothing. Absolutely breath taking.

[PersecutedLoner]

Brahms should have a Rebirth....

[fasolplanetarium]

This movement is insanely beautiful. I don't think there's a single piece of music from the Romantic period that is this pretty.

[M0niqa91]

I love it!!!

[bracrowe]

This is a great recording from the 70's I think. The great Karl Leister on clarinet and Lothar Koch, oboe. One of Karajan's best.

[xxSe7eNx3]

This song brings back memories): though we were never able to finish this movement before graduation, this piece is definitely calming and beautiful(: I only wish we were able to play it I:

[Xenthoid]

i love this song

[jmuslvr]

@Xenthoid And I love this movement.

[Caffeinefish]

I like the moving horn line in the 2nd half of the piece.

[Waldenstien21]

@Caffeinefish I agree with you. The sound of the French Horns taking up the melody and resume the primary theme is so beautiful. The mellow sound of the horns emphasize the beauty of this melancholy melody.

[estherjau]

5/7 alles Gute zum Geburtstag JB : )

[shauna002]

this is beautiful I have a music final in 30 mins. and this is one of our listening examples from the Romantic Period I love it It's my fav. ! I'm def. gonna be able to identify it :) for my test

[COLEVANY]

What's Clara Schumman ("Robert Schumman's" wife) doing here? ?

[synesthetically]

@COLEVANY Brahms was in love with Clara Schumann. Some think this piece has something to do with the unrequited love there.

[TheKillHeels]

@synesthetically yes, i am one of that some. You can feel that sad and beautiful feeling that Brahams had had toward her right after you listens to this. I can sense that heart breaking feeling that he had. but he was very careful and cautious to express his love to her. i can feel and read his mind with this , absolutely!

[Sharell1807]

5:30 till the end...sent chills up my spine

[Sharell1807]

beautiful...sort of sad...haunting almost...

[milescowan]

What unparalleled genius to be able to give form to the emotion that is the subject of 3:00 through the sudden introspection at 3:10.

[stuffthings7635]

free but happy

[nuitetjours1]

ahhh, not loud enough, but that's what I was surching for.

[DustBunnyXD]

Absolutely beautiful..

[npa589]

This is definitely one of the most beautiful movements in the entire symphonic repertoire of classical composers.

The desperate longing evoked by Brahms is unparalleled.

[jkhan62]

@npa589 romantic composer....

[parabat7]

@npa589 Have you listened to Symphonie Fantastique by Berlioz - Movement 2 (le bal)?

[vibraharp226]

@npa589

Especially coming right off the heels of the sublimely beautiful 2nd movement.

[Faardrill]

What? Beautiful?

This word is not enough to describe this wonder ! =)

[liger4100]

@Faardrill I believe the word faggotry is more adequate.