Beethoven Symphony No. 9 - Verdi tuning (part 1)

[altuum]

i burst to tears upon hearing this. this pitch seem closely resemble human speech thereby communicating directly to the listener.

bravo! and more power.

[DaWeeher]

Thank you so much for this amazing piece of music and I want to make clear that for the first time ever in my life by saying "music" I actually mean music. It has never been such a joy to listen to this song.

I discovered the magic of a' = 432 Hz today after listening to a radio interview with an Austrian physician.

I also agree with your statement about the EU and the Lisbon Treaty - At least they're only using the 440Hz-Version as their hymn...

[funeralincarp23]

Wow, not so astounding as a great orchestra, but here it's possible to listen to every note, here you can distinguish every single sound. The best of all is that they're enjoying it! Very exciting, love it!

[melikeagua]

2:20 i didn't know Sam Rockwell was a singer....lol amazing stuff, i can't get enough of this!!

[outwiththetruth]

What a joy. Absolutely magic. The word exhilarating comes to mind.

[charkee1]

I have been looking for a decent performance for several months. I found it! These youth, who is their director? Actually this performance is more than decent, its amazing! I sense Furtwangler's influence here.

[fairman1952]

It is amazing when the music is played and not just the "notes".

I think that Ludwig would have loved this. I do.

[fairman1952]

Puts most "professionals" to shame.