Beethoven Symphony No. 7 Toscanini 1st movement (part 2)

[CaptainBluebear08]

too fasr, much toooo fast

[SatchmoSings]

Is it my imagination or did you use a limiter on this dubbing?

[Johanneshouse]

@SatchmoSings: no i didnt , but You Tube did! grrrr...

[SatchmoSings]

@Johanneshouse Gawd almighty; this is precisely one of the points regarding Classical Music, that is that it has dynamics; this is not Justin Bieber!!!

[noahf67]

Ah, the old Red Seals...!

[angelinabbr]

veramente stupendo, favoloso...................

[paulostroff99]

Stupendous! Bravo!  TY.

[HickysBoy]

Quite possibly! The dynamics are perfect.

[SatchmoSings]

Oh, you've been here!

Bless you!

[HickysBoy]

Yes, multiple times. You've encouraged me to pull all my #7 recordings (nine) and play them, make some notes. Thank you!

Guessing by your handle you are also into jazz? I think youTube has some clips of Louis singing Wonderful World.

[SatchmoSings]

HickysBoy,

Yes, I like Jazz a lot, too; almost anything from 1925 until the "honking" starts in the late 1950s-early 60s.

I must admit, though, 1925-33 is my favorite "era."

And yes, Louis Armstrong is my favorite.

[HickysBoy]

I was a drummer all through school, couple years of college. Rudimentary/orchestral mostly but also played in a small rock 'n roll group. Gene Krupa was my idol; there are some good clips on YouTube - Big Noise from Winnetka is wonderful.