Una delle più belle interpretazioni che abbia mai ascoltato, la sua gestualità è molto espressiva e comunicativa,veramente eccezzionale. Non butta via niente, tutto è definito.
poco, pochissimo da dire, la musica parla da sola e ben meglio di me...grandissimo kleiber, una di quelle persone di cui si sente la mancanza, messi come siamo messi al momento (con tutto il rispetto, carissimi). era un uomo che sapeva cosa significa "andare oltre una partitura". grazie ♥
completamente d'accordo: la sua gestualità rivela la verità dietro le "note", svela il loro senso. Che rammarico che non l'ho visto dal vivo. Che perdita!
Haha, I love the out-of-sync feeling of the first 00.04 of this clip. How hard is it to get such an effect with live musicians? (It should be easy enough with CuBase or similar :)
Gauteamus - The syncopation you enjoyed is triplets in the winds against straight rhythm in the violas, celli and timps. Nice-cup-of-tea 2 against 3! bit of jet lag in the wind crept in 12 bars later (24 secs) Great conductor though
It's not difficult in orchestral playing; but it's a lot more fun playing in such conflicting rhythms on piano... left hand in triplets against duplet or quadruplets in the right. Check Beethoven op. 15 first movement, development section for example. B'thvn has such figures frequently.
Brahms is my favourite composer. In his music I find a fellow soul. Please read Hans Gals book about Brahms and Your love for the man Brahms will grov ever stronger.
He got it from his father. Erich Kleiber was one of the great interpretive conductors of the romantic school, and was a fierce defender of new music. (Schoenberg, Berg et all) I am a sucker for Brahms. One of my favorite composers, and my all time favorite MAN among composers. hat a great soul he had as well as compositional talent.
I fully agree. If You know the Kleiber version, You dont want to listen to any other. I bought my record about 25 years ago, and I still consider it the best I have ever heard
this is the best version i´ve ever heard...it has a plastic, an organic quality, an absolute control of the orchestra and above all, music!, just and pure music...
Remarkable really. He certainly asks a lot from his wind players-with superb results. A Furtwangler speed with long lines, incredible grace but, maybe, a little bloodless?? No rough edges--that's for sure. ( Funny comment about Mr. Burns!)
Just found out in Wikidedia that his productions of the Fifth and the Seventh (here) were with the VPO, and his Fourth was with the Bavarian State Orchestra. Prior to that, he was for years with the Bavarian State Opera.
He was born "Karl" in Germany, but his family fled the Nazis to Beunos Aires in 1935, hence he became "Carlos."
Kleiber was the most incredible conductor I've ever seen. Each and every one of his recordings that I heard are simply amazing. Such a tension and density, especially in this Brahms recording. Thank you very much, luvgod, for posting it!
I have an incredible DVD of Kleiber conducting Brahms 2 with the Wiener Philharmonic. It is one of the most stunning performances, both visually and aurally, that I have seen or heard. The man is incredible.
Carlos Kleiber = the art of conducting <3
youtubister 1 year ago
Carlos Kleiber, der Mann mit dem Zauberstab <3
youtubister 1 year ago
3:30 wonderful
fibrilacija 1 year ago
Kleiber's gestuality "draws" the music like no other.
kiasmus 2 years ago
Una delle più belle interpretazioni che abbia mai ascoltato, la sua gestualità è molto espressiva e comunicativa,veramente eccezzionale. Non butta via niente, tutto è definito.
uazaro 2 years ago 4
Unfogettable Carlos Kleiber, genius, much loved, much missed. Admirable. So moving. So great.
3isa5 3 years ago 4
which orchestra is it?
aberfitch3 3 years ago
Although I have played this song, and heard it many times, the first time I saw this video is the first time that I actually _Heard_ it.
darmago 3 years ago
hey darmago......a brahms symphony a SONG? no offense but please....its just not at all a song...
caradeescusado 3 years ago
poco, pochissimo da dire, la musica parla da sola e ben meglio di me...grandissimo kleiber, una di quelle persone di cui si sente la mancanza, messi come siamo messi al momento (con tutto il rispetto, carissimi). era un uomo che sapeva cosa significa "andare oltre una partitura". grazie ♥
eriksatie9 3 years ago 2
è la sinfonia che preferisco e la gestualità del Maestro kleiber è talmente comunicativa....
tucano50 3 years ago
completamente d'accordo: la sua gestualità rivela la verità dietro le "note", svela il loro senso. Che rammarico che non l'ho visto dal vivo. Che perdita!
hatem52 2 years ago
Incredible!!
sbcpianist 3 years ago 4
Haha, I love the out-of-sync feeling of the first 00.04 of this clip. How hard is it to get such an effect with live musicians? (It should be easy enough with CuBase or similar :)
Does anyone know how those measures are notated?
I.e. rigid/ad lib., on-beat/off-beat etc.?
Gauteamus 3 years ago
Gauteamus - The syncopation you enjoyed is triplets in the winds against straight rhythm in the violas, celli and timps. Nice-cup-of-tea 2 against 3! bit of jet lag in the wind crept in 12 bars later (24 secs) Great conductor though
battyprofessor 3 years ago
It's not difficult in orchestral playing; but it's a lot more fun playing in such conflicting rhythms on piano... left hand in triplets against duplet or quadruplets in the right. Check Beethoven op. 15 first movement, development section for example. B'thvn has such figures frequently.
UlfenDaddy 3 years ago
The greatist composer and the greatist conductor together, GREAT111
Terps206 4 years ago 4
Brahms is my favourite composer. In his music I find a fellow soul. Please read Hans Gals book about Brahms and Your love for the man Brahms will grov ever stronger.
svion 4 years ago 3
He got it from his father. Erich Kleiber was one of the great interpretive conductors of the romantic school, and was a fierce defender of new music. (Schoenberg, Berg et all) I am a sucker for Brahms. One of my favorite composers, and my all time favorite MAN among composers. hat a great soul he had as well as compositional talent.
lovelymess 4 years ago 3
BRAVO~
fanfanchasiufan 4 years ago
This is graet, we all expected that. But, which orchestre is it?
CirilStipsa 4 years ago 2
It's the Bavarian State Orchestra (Kleiber's favourite orchestra). Recording location is Munich, 1996.
odeon2002 4 years ago 2
Any chance someone can post the complete symphony?
schlesmail 4 years ago
i will!! tomorrow!!!.. it's the best version of the symphony... ever!
abbjorko 4 years ago
Nice... Well rounded tone, Which Orchestra is this?
skbuchholz 4 years ago
WOW! What a conductor! What an Orchestra!
zdarakjian 4 years ago 2
That is not a conducting stick he's waving-it's a magic wand!
ric55 4 years ago 2
I totally agree! Wow, he's really fantastic.
Jvanella83 4 years ago
The magic is in his mind, not in his stick...
FlorestanEusebius 4 years ago 2
carlos kleiber has sido uno de los grandes. Gracias por estos momentos tan especiales MAESTRO !!!!!
mozartvive 4 years ago
Kleiber didnt conduct Brahms, he channeled Brahms!
ryansanfran 4 years ago 3
Carlos Kleiber is the real deal
PWCB 4 years ago
Probably the two best things to ever grace the musical world. Brahms 4th and Carlos Kleiber!
stoove22 4 years ago 2
I fully agree. If You know the Kleiber version, You dont want to listen to any other. I bought my record about 25 years ago, and I still consider it the best I have ever heard
rmir2 4 years ago
I bought it a month ago or so. It's one of my favourite recordings ever.
olga2809 4 years ago
誰か全曲アップしてくれないでしょうか?!
kimikimi003 4 years ago
this is the best version i´ve ever heard...it has a plastic, an organic quality, an absolute control of the orchestra and above all, music!, just and pure music...
anblanco333 4 years ago
Remarkable really. He certainly asks a lot from his wind players-with superb results. A Furtwangler speed with long lines, incredible grace but, maybe, a little bloodless?? No rough edges--that's for sure. ( Funny comment about Mr. Burns!)
ipmoic 4 years ago
Just found out in Wikidedia that his productions of the Fifth and the Seventh (here) were with the VPO, and his Fourth was with the Bavarian State Orchestra. Prior to that, he was for years with the Bavarian State Opera.
He was born "Karl" in Germany, but his family fled the Nazis to Beunos Aires in 1935, hence he became "Carlos."
radostsguy 4 years ago
Kleiber is the Greatest!
He is much better than Karayan!
Brahms No.4 is the Best Piece and Here is the best combination....it would be the perfect if Kleiber conducted BPO!!!
kennethkahng 4 years ago
The best piece ever.
Great Kleiber.
Almost like Karajan.
ciaggo 4 years ago
How much do conductors get paid?
superfisto 4 years ago
The orchestra seems to be breathing in and out
cellestialX 4 years ago
As opposed to breathing sideways?
ulyssesjj 4 years ago
I guess I was trying to say he makes a piece of music
sound like a living entity. three dimensional. But I
am not a poet and don't have the ability to express with words what I mean.
cellestialX 4 years ago
Look at Minute 7 58. Amazing. Not Walken, maybe Mr. Burns, just great
tolstoi 4 years ago
Kleiber is extraordinary......
When was this concert?
waistoi 4 years ago
Kleiber was the most incredible conductor I've ever seen. Each and every one of his recordings that I heard are simply amazing. Such a tension and density, especially in this Brahms recording. Thank you very much, luvgod, for posting it!
superben1000 4 years ago
He is an extraordinary conductor.
robertclaubert 4 years ago
I have an incredible DVD of Kleiber conducting Brahms 2 with the Wiener Philharmonic. It is one of the most stunning performances, both visually and aurally, that I have seen or heard. The man is incredible.
pgradone 5 years ago
i want moooooooooooooooooooooore~
amoeba0 5 years ago
Nice... Kleiber's DG performance of this is among my favorites for this symphony. He reminds me a bit of Christopher Walken.
oafmasterflash 5 years ago
Claudio Abbado is much more like Christopher Walken.
lewiskrauthamer 5 years ago
I think Kleiber's DG 4th is THE best. What a rich tone and the whole orchestra brings out the music completely.
byronic80 4 years ago
"It was as if Homer himself came forth and recited 'The Iliad'"
bleon8st 5 years ago