Furtwangler Beethoven 7th 1943 Mvt. 4 (1/1)

[mingweicello]

this is one of the most shocking and greatest moments in the history of music though I have already listenned it many times. Every time after listenning to this, I cannot keep my mind down for a long time.

[mingweicello]

nobody even get close to him in this movement!

[Invisus944]

yes. furtwangler seems like the only one who didn't buy wagner's "apotheosis of the dance" bullshit in his approach to the 7th symphony (especially this movement).

though i also like asahina and kleiber (orfeo) in this movement for different reasons.

[mingweicello]

sorry, i don't understand what do you mean the wagner bullshit? lol, it can be very differerent approching.

[Invisus944]

well wagner was the one who first associated this symphony with any kind of dance association. i believe furtwangler address that issue in one of his papers on beethoven and completely denounces wagner's observations. i also never feel like i can dance to furtwangler's version as opposed to karajan's.

[Nuker1337]

@Invisus944 I think I prefer Karajan 6:24 performance for this movement. But overall this is still a great performance, in my taste.

[1984robert]

This is THE 7.

[octavianus71]

beautiful

[swanningaround]

Long live Furtwängler!

[degenericni]

Karajan - Beethoven Symphony No. 7 2,798,004 views

[folsak]

great

[ilbacioditosca]

Increible!!!!!!!

[Paleo3d]

I doubt this has been surpassed anywhere...

[Acquacheta]

Insuperabile!.

[rotizopmok]

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[allanyip]

Thanks for uploading!

[yuanyelele]

He is the best! Bravo!