Mahler - Myung-Whun Chung - Symphony No.9 Mvt.4 2/3

[TedMichaelMorgan]

This is one of the very best interpretation among many great ones.

[jesuswolfi]

wouah

[Verityseo]

let's not argue about the race or nationality here. Mahler's 9th sym is way too universally inclusive to be petty like that. if you want to make a point, let it be a subject on music.

[Stradme2]

Dreadful robotic interprtation.

[FabioCostaMusic]

@Stradme2 No way!!

[kupaval]

all that yellow is not chinese.

think!

[kupaval]

@dtolbiac You need reasonable explanation for this

[dtolbiac]

@kupaval

if I'm wrong I prefer to suppress my comment.

[dabigkid]

I agree with dicksonflying. And this interpretation is astounding. I am in love.

[dicksonflying]

this version (part 1/3 to part 2/3) cut when the climax in part1/3 ends quietly.

i hope i get the full version that with completed sentence of that climax.

[ohkyjan1026]

he is Korean, not chinese.

he is also principal conductor for Seoul philharmonic and Radio France and Santa cecilia?.

[spikyboy527]

Btw those aren't chinese.

There actually Japanese philharmonic.

Supported by the NHK broadcasting center.

[spikyboy527]

Amazing interpretation.

The conductor made some changes but it is in my opinion better than the original composition.

[Hexachloraphine]

The chinese certainly know how to do Mahler..

I prefer this to both rattle and abbado

[israelkastoriano]

The conductor is Korean. And in my view,one of the greatest...

[AtterseeSommer]

Herbert von Korean?

[ColdFacedKilla]

C'mon now, everyone, let's not crucify Hex for the honest mistake. As a correction, this is the Japanese Philharmonic with Korean conductor Myung-Whun Chung.

[MoreThanHeroez]

I love the heart beat towards the end of this video.

[twiggymunchkin]

my favorite mahler symphony <3