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  • 2:16 Woops not the trumpet soloist. A little to the left. 2:22- There you go.

  • the beginning ist AWESOME!

  • 2:10 is great!!

  • Eargasm begins at 2:16... 

  • man... I love this so much

  • if I were to conduct BP I would jumping and smiling too...

  • The conductor is so delighted... 2:40

  • increible reakmente sin palabras

  • will Sado be invited by Berliner Philharmoniker ?

  • SHOSTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!

  • @kamiyayuga え?

  • erstaunliche leistung!

  • Yutaka Sado is an amazing artist, I really admire him.

  • How can 11 people not like this video??

  • I love this performance! especially love how cooperative and devoted Berlin Philiharmonic is to the conductor who is completely new to the orchestra. I am always impressed by how Berlin Philpharmonic is focused on making the best music and open to different cultures and diversity.

  • I guess Shostakovich is the next composer I'll explore...

  • Pure Perfection...

  • Fantastic!!! 8)

  • ummm, wow!!!!! that was amazing! :D (Premysl Vojta is a fantastic horn player also!)

  • This performance looks like the Bernstein's performance... I think that was something different.

  • I love seeing conductors actually being excited by the music they are conducting

  • Absolutely brillant! I have to buy a subscription someday, it would be probably the best investment in my life :) PS. Rzeźnicy :)

  • 2:43

  • 熱い!

  • Qué cuerda!!!!

  • ma non è bellissimo vedere delle viole così???

  • Bravo, lieber Berliner Philharmoniker!

    Und nettes Video von Herr Olaf Ott :-)

  • Amazing! I reaally want to see the resst aaaaaaah :'(

  • Having purchased a subscription and watched this concert.....

    This performance was VERY much appreciated by the audience..7 minutes of applause.

    Mr. Sado takes the 4th movement ending at the proper tempo.

    When Mr. Sado asked the various sections one at a time to stand...the loudest applause was for the timpanist. He practically stood up out of his chair to deliver the last dynamic, thundering strokes.

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  • Who is playing the E flat Clarinet in this piece?

  • Uauh!!!!!!!!!!!

  • 2:05 I've heard this on different recordings with either Bb or A. However, in this recording you can hear Bb in the violins, but A in the violas. I wonder which note is actually correct.

  • @some1namedjeff My full score said both violins and violas is an A.

  • @alan850627 Must have been a habit of a previous performance using different sheet music, in this case.

  • This new Japanese conductor is simply Super! (this clip was uploaded on the day the Oslo bomber did his deed. Strange coincidence)

  • I always try to find places where they make tiny mistakes to remind myself that they aren't gods. I'm still having a hard time convincing myself.

  • Sado is on fire!!!

  • Probably the best symphony orchestra of the universe...

  • Sado is a pupil of Bernstein.Reminiscent if the old Bernstein recording.

    But more fresh,virginal and modern. The members are playing with vitality and enjoying. Music has a vivid expression.  Very nice conducter!

  • Sado makes it sound as classical music in the sense of the 1st Viennese school, as if it were Haydn. The time I heard this piece live, it was conducted by an East-German conductor, and that sounded rather differently, like a hollow, meaningless victory (cf. Testimony). I think I liked that better but I have to agree with zhibin1993 that the part at 2:44 is sublime in this version.

  • BRAVO. EXCELENTE!!!!!

  • It's so breathtaking that it feels like the musicians of each section have the same mind! All the violins are perfectly together:o and all the orchestra is so synchronised it leaves me speechless. Bravo! Bravo Yutaka Sado, bravo Berliner.

  • did the 2nd trombone player from past videos leave???

  • @wPHao no, he's still with the orchestra but I think you can understand that he can't and need'nt play EVERY concert of the berlinphil...

  • @SchwarzeDose21 very true...

  • excellent; most conductors that the final too slow (i.e. slow= profound) . Bernstein was btw, wasnt the first to push the tempo- that would be Mravinsky

  • a el trombon bajo tengo la impresion de haberlo visto antes en la sinfonica de Gotemburgo, toca excelente

  • Bravo to timpanist Wieland Welzel! It's well worth the price of a ticket to watch the full video. The finale is awesome. Thanks too to the BPO videographers for giving ample time to my favorite instrument.

  • Excellnt performance of the 5th. Reminiscent if the old Bernstein recording.

  • Also -- where's Stefan Dohr??? If he sees what his dearest horn section has become after changing the first horn, he might have shot himself. Get someone to treat the first horn PROPERLY! This guy is no match to Dohr.

  • Sorry but Rattle is just better. Sado is no match.

  • @mobile507 It does seem like an imitation of Bernstein's interpretation, Sado did actually study with Bernstein. But personally I find this a rather poor copy - too tame! Nothing in comparison to Rattle conducting Shostakovich 4!

  • That is a surprisingly tame performance by the horn section. It's amazing how a section changes just by having a different first horn player.

  • Oh yeah... Shostakovich - one of my favorite composers, one of my favorite symphonies. Worthwhile a visit at the DCH! :-)

  • love the smile exchange between first and second violist at 2:36

  • shosty 5!!!!

  • Marvellous energy from the orchestra and the director too.

    The sound is stunning.

  • That's a FATASS brass sound.

    I like it!

  • WOW!! Such emotion! Berlin + shosty = the greatest symphony in the world!

  • it sounds just like the bernstein version. he even copies his conducting style. nice!

  • This is almost as good as the recording with Maazel and the Cleveland Orchestra from a while back (1980?)....

  • The bassist at 0:40 cracks me up. Keep rocking!

  • Who is playing on the first horn? ;>

  • @KiksMan92 It is Premysl Vojta, solo horn of the Konzerthausorchester Berlin.

  • @BerlinPhil He's one of the finest horn player of his generation. I think he would be perfect as the new principal horn of the Berlin Philharmonic ;-)

  • @KiksMan92 u want him fuck right?

  • Please upload more short videos..! I love them so much.. And I'm too far to come to the concerts, but it's the best preview of them.. WE NEED MORE VIDEOS :D

  • wow!

  • Incredible! Would love to have been there! And indeed 2:44 is truely sublime! :)

  • Je suis vraiment impressionnée! Merci!

  • GO BASSES!! Show that Shostakovich ;) 

  • Upload the whole performance PLEASEEEEEEEEE :(

  • @jaxonosu This channel is here to give you a free preview of what's available on their website.

  • Love the whole thing but 2:44 is especially sublime. <3

  • So good to see a full concert hall! A rare sight in Britain sadly :(

  • the best version I've heard!!

    I like the trumpets and trombones combination at the start!

    yet in 2:16, the 1st trumpet should be louder.

  • I absolutely adore the sound of Berlin Phil Brass. Whatever they're doing, the sound is always so full and round! Incredible opening.

    

  • オケをコントロールしていると言うよりも・・・

    単にオケの後を熱くなりながら付いて行っているだけみたいですな­あ。

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