@ctran04 Well I don't know where you live but it sounds nice. Where both Trombonebro and I are from, liking classical music basically makes you a Pariah. That's not even a large exaggeration.
@trombonebro Excuse you. Not all teenagers are cellphone addicted, undedicated, and culturally unaware as you seem to think. In fact, most of the people in my school (I'm a highschooler) listen to classical music. It's not surprising to hear the brass of a Mahler Symphony in the parking lot or a kid in the back of the classroom humming Finlandia. Youth today need more role models and less critics.
It makes me sad that amazing music like this is only getting 142,349 views while Rebecca Black and Justin Bieber are getting way into the millions. I don't wanna live in this world anymore. People's perception on real talent is dead. If our most famous artists are digitally enhanced people "singing" the same chord progression... I quit. Tchaikovsky is simply amazing. The musicians in this orchestra (along with Chicago Symphony, and New York Phil, etc) are the epitome of talent.
@hollytree1996 Don't quit! Only those whom remain affiliated with true talent and art will know what true art is! Yes, it is sad that certain individuals get recognition for noise they produce! At least an artistic elite minority know what true music is and how emotional it can be when it reaches the soul! "Don't quit! It's society's mask, it's society's way." Just don't follow modern music. Doesn't matters what others think! At least you know this is real art!
@trombonebro Lol music isn't about entertainment? Then why the hell do people pay money for it? I feel sorry for you if you aren't entertained by music. You're missing our on quite an amazing experience.
@hollytree1996 Good music is not for everyone and honestly i'm glad for it and you should be glad too, you're part of the 1/4 unique human beings that understand real music :)
@hollytree1996 people dont think ppl like that are talented, they just like that kind of music. some like classical, some like pop. dont be so sad lol
Why don't both of you calm down? Please, it's bad enough that music in the world is a constant struggle and music education is floundering and conservatories are turning out students who cant find jobs. But neither one of you are demonstrating the social graces that would invite people to such wonderful music. I'm 18 years old, and calling you out. Please, just read this and think, don't snap back, that proves you're immature.
Intensity of the song? Are you retarded? This is not a song, it is a symphony. Some of the comments people make on youtube are so ignorant. Maybe when you can tell the difference between a song and a symphony people might actually listen to what you have to say about anything pertaining to music.
@stevenholloway2135 Okay, so excuse for not technically using "song" correctly. But there is absolutely no need for you to castigate me like that. All my music teachers have used "song" for years to refer to any musical piece so who are you to blame me for not knowing the difference. Music is supposed to cater to everyone, and anyone with observant ears can freely critique it or at least make comments. By the way, your ad hominem attack was pathetic.
Epic!! In all honesty though, in my opinion, Barenboim's conducting (or lack thereof) matches the intensity of the song better. But Thomas always seems to have a smile up there. lol.
@peanutmabob It's hard to tell if there is a hole, but if there is, it could be to prevent a vacuum when the two cymbals are hit together....I've seen one pop inside out once from that.
I felt Chicago was a bit better in the strings, but San Francisco maintained superior ensemble balance throughout the piece. I liked Barenboim's conducting style better, but felt Thomas and the SFSO handled the big accelerando at the end much better. It's like comparing emeralds to rubies: who's to say which is better? They're both gems!
I got to see this at the San Francisco Symphony and i must say that it was awesome. It was my first time to a symphony and I'm in love ;p those guys and gals with MTT are amazing.
@nottravis28 Agreed. Daniel Barenboim is an excellent and rightfully world-renowned conductor. I meant no disrespect. My comment arose from my incredulity and confusion that the Barenboim vid has almost 4 times the views of this clearly superior interpretation. In the same spirit that a Saints fan would say "Colts WHO?" following his team's victory in the last super bowl.
@nottravis28 Yeppers. I see your point for sure. CSO brass is freaking AMAZING! And always has been. For me personally, I REALLY like MTT's conducting style. Not only the theatrical flair and the way he emotes and engages w/ the music, but the way he carefully controls and modulates each tempo and shades each nuance and effect perfectly. The sheer fiery excitement of the conclusion of the SFSO version blows me away every time! Can't sit still!! But yeah, they're both awesome for sure! :)
@nottravis28 Btw, the reason I started this whole thing was that some clueless idiot posted a comment on the Barenboim vid that read "btw, michael tilson thomas can't lay a finger on barenboim." I just WASN'T gonna let that pass w/out serious correction.
Yeah, personally, I like Barenboim better, but wouldn't go as far as saying that. The only thing I really dislike about MTT is that he doesn't let his brass play out as much as Barenboim does.
@nottravis28 Yep. Again, just me personally, I can't discern any problematic lack of power in the SFSO brass. The overall ensemble blend is superb and the brilliance of the orchestrations shines through. To my ears, the SFSO brass is KILLER when it needs to be, like at the middle 3/4 change. But yeah, we just have different ears. On that level, it's really just a slight variance of EXTREME levels of excellence. :)
Easiest 9 minutes you'll ever spend on YT. Go ahead, watch Beyonce, I guess she's good looking at least. 200 years from now, you think anyone's gonna be diggin some Beyonce on YT? What about the Tchai man? Ya daggone right.
Everything was great except for that last note. It was a little boring compared to the excitement of the previous 9 minutes leading up to it. Still great video. Thanks for posting.
@Zorchalate: LMAO!! @tenniscrazy2: You are correct. I had the opportunity to play cymbals on this piece w/ the UAH wind ensemble in Huntsville, AL, when I was in high school & I will NEVER forget it. One of the most exciting experiences of my life. WAY BETTER than playing timpani on the Shostakovich 5!!
Man I would be nervious being in an symphony like this cause if you mess up theres no turning back. Nevertheless, Great piece of you posted thank you!
wooow, this is absolutely amazing performance!!! there are a lot of brilliant videos of this movement... but I love this one, MTT is so hot and orchestra plays not just technically but also with a loooot of feeling. I can recognize Mrs. MUSIC in flute or oboe solos :D :) nice!
I love this song! We are playing this in band right now, as well as Toccata and Fugue in D minor by Bach! Both are nice and fast with lots of crazy sixteenth note runs in the flutes! They are challenging but both a lot of fun!
At 1:08, it feels like it slows down. I don't know whether Tchaikovsky intended it that way or not, but Barenboim's version doesn't have that feeling.
I agree, but I think it sounds a LOT better that way. Maybe it's just me :) I love it though, you can savor the tuba/bass trombone sound more haha. But really the low brass sound is phenomenal, no less.
Well of course it is! It's the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra no less. I agree with your comment but have no preference between this and the other video. I was just sayin' . . .
we're playing this this semester in orchestra. I wish we sounded this good, but we are only a JC. I love Tchaikovsky. We played Marche Slave a year ago, and that was amazing. I hope to play many more of his works in the future.
Wow... triple cymbals, that's pretty epic. Well, the whole thing is epic, ESPECIALLY the performance. How are the trumpets and horns so ON at 6:08 and 6:15?? Amazing!!!
love it! we played the concert band arrangement of this in high school band. it was in E flat instead of F. lol. but it was fun and this is a great work!
Incredible brass, comparable with the Chicago SO! Wish they'd put a camera on those guys more often.
floresigui 3 weeks ago 2
Someone here said "Tchaikovsky's endings are all the same" you should listen to Symphony No. 6. You wanna talk about tragic!
ShaneInTheMembrane 1 month ago
I did this with the Tennessee All-State Orchestra in 2005. So fricking amazing!!!
TheAdachir87 1 month ago
if anyone gets a chance to perform this, please do. its just awesome and you get goosebumps at the end
Mizzles240 1 month ago
This is music
Adri58 1 month ago
@ctran04 Well I don't know where you live but it sounds nice. Where both Trombonebro and I are from, liking classical music basically makes you a Pariah. That's not even a large exaggeration.
hollytree1996 2 months ago
@trombonebro Excuse you. Not all teenagers are cellphone addicted, undedicated, and culturally unaware as you seem to think. In fact, most of the people in my school (I'm a highschooler) listen to classical music. It's not surprising to hear the brass of a Mahler Symphony in the parking lot or a kid in the back of the classroom humming Finlandia. Youth today need more role models and less critics.
ctran04 2 months ago
Best percussion I've heard on this and that's coming from a string player
porterdevpro 3 months ago 2
That was thoroughly enjoyable! 5 stars *****
thep51dliberated7 3 months ago
What I love is how their conductor is most def not boring :D
SierRawrMarie 3 months ago 2
This is what I think of when I think Romantic orchestra. What a perfect sound.
Bbobe900000 4 months ago
This cymbalist is legendary.
ridely700 4 months ago 2
@ridely700 The 5:43 is the most amazing =D
chandingding5 2 months ago
@chandingding5 From 8.26 onwards is also damn good
Adri58 1 month ago
This is really minute and random, but I REALLY love the two notes before the very last ones in this recording. Never heard them like that before.
JASmahler 4 months ago
@JASmahler Yeah! You're right. Good ear. Props to the cymbalist on this one too.
larryryals44 4 months ago
Great counting cymbalist! You're hired! 8:28
josephvranas 5 months ago
It makes me sad that amazing music like this is only getting 142,349 views while Rebecca Black and Justin Bieber are getting way into the millions. I don't wanna live in this world anymore. People's perception on real talent is dead. If our most famous artists are digitally enhanced people "singing" the same chord progression... I quit. Tchaikovsky is simply amazing. The musicians in this orchestra (along with Chicago Symphony, and New York Phil, etc) are the epitome of talent.
hollytree1996 5 months ago 27
@hollytree1996 Don't quit! Only those whom remain affiliated with true talent and art will know what true art is! Yes, it is sad that certain individuals get recognition for noise they produce! At least an artistic elite minority know what true music is and how emotional it can be when it reaches the soul! "Don't quit! It's society's mask, it's society's way." Just don't follow modern music. Doesn't matters what others think! At least you know this is real art!
ActorFlautista 3 months ago
@hollytree1996 don't forget itzhak and gil and gluzman and Heifetz ;)
bmracing317 3 months ago
@hollytree1996 Pop is about entertainment not talent. I don't think anyone is arguing Bieber is a better musician than Tchaikovsky.
DemonstrativePronoun 2 months ago
@DemonstrativePronoun Go talk to any teenager now and they'll say "classical music doesn't sound good DURRRRR". It's not about entertainment.
trombonebro 2 months ago
@trombonebro Lol music isn't about entertainment? Then why the hell do people pay money for it? I feel sorry for you if you aren't entertained by music. You're missing our on quite an amazing experience.
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@hollytree1996 Good music is not for everyone and honestly i'm glad for it and you should be glad too, you're part of the 1/4 unique human beings that understand real music :)
r3m3d1z 2 weeks ago
@hollytree1996 people dont think ppl like that are talented, they just like that kind of music. some like classical, some like pop. dont be so sad lol
UltraMushroom 1 week ago
Thomas definitely has a better interpretation of this piece than Barenboim IMO.
PLANEMANGROY 6 months ago
6 people played it under Barenboim
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andrewcraig921 6 months ago
If the man could weigh in I believe he would argue with Jansons on his finale.
TheTherese3 6 months ago
love Davies symphony hall <33333
lalalalolable 6 months ago
This is actually my favorite version. This is exactly how the ending should be played.
mphello 6 months ago
I attended a performance of this LAST NIGHT (7.21.2011) and was blown away!!!! I'm proud to have the SFS local to me. :)
TheCocoaDaddy 6 months ago
Rousing. And some of the best cymbal work I've ever heard or seen!
jdp609 7 months ago
but very good clash cymbal player..
SchwarzeDose21 7 months ago
hmm i prefer barenboim, MTT's style of conducting is not the right for this symphony, i think..
SchwarzeDose21 7 months ago
why you didn't upload it in better quality?
ivansamudra8000 7 months ago
Tchaikovsky's endings are all the same but each of them are special <3
onagoodday1 7 months ago
OK, I promise not to post anything else w/ the word "correct" in it. hahaha!
larryryals44 8 months ago
I'm 15 and would like to say, I Love This.
icecreammman 8 months ago
@icecreammman I think the world needs more people like you!
pleasantblue 7 months ago
Phenomenal! I'll have to see this performed live sometime! :)
TheCocoaDaddy 8 months ago
as a fellow string player... the ending is mindnumbingly difficult!!
ikespay 8 months ago
5:24 ..... I can hear Tchaikovsky screaming.
tiago3m 8 months ago
I've heard it hundreds of times. Now even say: BRILLIANT!
tiago3m 8 months ago
Yawn.
keepcalmycarryon 8 months ago
props to MTT for 3 crash cymbals at the epic climax.
Perc17ER 8 months ago
@Lassannn to bad this isnt classical music, its actually music from the romantic period. Know your stuff before you comment.
vballstar5 9 months ago 4
@vballstar5 can be used both as a time period or a genre in general
ppgppgppgppg 8 months ago 5
@vballstar5 Too bad you can't spell or use apostrophes correctly when you pointlessly and incorrectly flame someone. BTW, ppgppgppgppg is correct.
larryryals44 8 months ago
i hate michael tilson, hes an annoying fagg
CrazyAd88 9 months ago
@CrazyAd88 He's better then you so quit your trolling one one of the worlds best conductors.
xXJawruWolfXx 9 months ago
@CrazyAd88 I agree. He loves the sound of his own voice and never shuts the hell up
oddzilla1 9 months ago
@oddzilla1 exactly!!
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sahand144 9 months ago
MTT PWNS Barenboim and the San Francisco Symphony PWNS the Chicago Symphony.
sahand144 9 months ago 2
@sahand144 Since when did conductors become wrestlers and symphonic renditions become a wrestling matches?
kinxectic 9 months ago
@sahand144 YES! YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!!! :)
larryryals44 8 months ago
@stevenholloway2135
@jTg829
Why don't both of you calm down? Please, it's bad enough that music in the world is a constant struggle and music education is floundering and conservatories are turning out students who cant find jobs. But neither one of you are demonstrating the social graces that would invite people to such wonderful music. I'm 18 years old, and calling you out. Please, just read this and think, don't snap back, that proves you're immature.
saotomi5102 10 months ago 5
@saotomi5102 Out of the mouths of babes...
wildechilde76 9 months ago
Intensity of the song? Are you retarded? This is not a song, it is a symphony. Some of the comments people make on youtube are so ignorant. Maybe when you can tell the difference between a song and a symphony people might actually listen to what you have to say about anything pertaining to music.
stevenholloway2135 11 months ago
@stevenholloway2135 Okay, so excuse for not technically using "song" correctly. But there is absolutely no need for you to castigate me like that. All my music teachers have used "song" for years to refer to any musical piece so who are you to blame me for not knowing the difference. Music is supposed to cater to everyone, and anyone with observant ears can freely critique it or at least make comments. By the way, your ad hominem attack was pathetic.
jTg829 11 months ago
Epic!! In all honesty though, in my opinion, Barenboim's conducting (or lack thereof) matches the intensity of the song better. But Thomas always seems to have a smile up there. lol.
jTg829 11 months ago
No offense to all of you guys playing Tchaik 4 in a band, but to me, that would be like hearing Chopin played by a kazoo choir:) jk :)
Elainelps0421 11 months ago
One of the best in the world.
Ccliskaboy 1 year ago
Wow, so high energy on the runs and precision, sooooo beautiful at the slow 5:44-7:17.Every note heard despite the echos. Brilliant!
Maryloohoo2 1 year ago
May be playing this for competition this year....director put this in front of me and I went ".....*pass put*" lol
tspruell94 1 year ago
I can guarantee you, the finale of every song brings the maestro pleasure comparable to that of cumming
DoctorPretentious 1 year ago
AWESOME!!!!!
motomusicman 1 year ago
is there a hole in the cymbal??
peanutmabob 1 year ago
@peanutmabob It's hard to tell if there is a hole, but if there is, it could be to prevent a vacuum when the two cymbals are hit together....I've seen one pop inside out once from that.
Elainelps0421 11 months ago
Just noticed the tempo marking at the beginning. Should probably be "Allegro con fuck you!" instead
hostrauer 1 year ago 58
@hostrauer yes, its a bitch to play haha
onagoodday1 7 months ago
du punch, du dynamisme, de la virtuosité, une très belle version .....
annick b.
ABnickypedia 1 year ago
That oboe player looks like he is having fun
FragRaptor 1 year ago 3
I felt Chicago was a bit better in the strings, but San Francisco maintained superior ensemble balance throughout the piece. I liked Barenboim's conducting style better, but felt Thomas and the SFSO handled the big accelerando at the end much better. It's like comparing emeralds to rubies: who's to say which is better? They're both gems!
hostrauer 1 year ago
I got to see this at the San Francisco Symphony and i must say that it was awesome. It was my first time to a symphony and I'm in love ;p those guys and gals with MTT are amazing.
tsabrott 1 year ago
@tsabrott You are right . the san francisco symphony and MTT are AWESOME!
I played the violin in the San Francisco Symphony for 44 years.
Look for the recording of Shostokovich 11 symphony . Despair-Noisy-Angry. And yet with moments of hope that are heart wrenching.
crabbyoldbastard 1 year ago
this brings me back to playing it in orchestra hall with my high school band. tchaikovsky was a genius.
brokenxpromise27 1 year ago
@brokenxpromise27 is*
brianleeeelnairb 1 year ago
Barenboim WHO?????
larryryals44 1 year ago
@larryryals44
Barenboim who?"?
You mean the really awesome conductor that used to be with CSO and is still world famous and very reputable?
nottravis28 1 year ago
@nottravis28 Agreed. Daniel Barenboim is an excellent and rightfully world-renowned conductor. I meant no disrespect. My comment arose from my incredulity and confusion that the Barenboim vid has almost 4 times the views of this clearly superior interpretation. In the same spirit that a Saints fan would say "Colts WHO?" following his team's victory in the last super bowl.
larryryals44 1 year ago
@larryryals44
I mean, I really don't know how to say that one is completely superior over the other. I agree with hostrauer.
But, since I'm a college hornist, I'm just really really into the CSO brass.
nottravis28 1 year ago
@nottravis28 Yeppers. I see your point for sure. CSO brass is freaking AMAZING! And always has been. For me personally, I REALLY like MTT's conducting style. Not only the theatrical flair and the way he emotes and engages w/ the music, but the way he carefully controls and modulates each tempo and shades each nuance and effect perfectly. The sheer fiery excitement of the conclusion of the SFSO version blows me away every time! Can't sit still!! But yeah, they're both awesome for sure! :)
larryryals44 1 year ago
@nottravis28 Btw, the reason I started this whole thing was that some clueless idiot posted a comment on the Barenboim vid that read "btw, michael tilson thomas can't lay a finger on barenboim." I just WASN'T gonna let that pass w/out serious correction.
larryryals44 1 year ago
@larryryals44
Yeah, personally, I like Barenboim better, but wouldn't go as far as saying that. The only thing I really dislike about MTT is that he doesn't let his brass play out as much as Barenboim does.
nottravis28 1 year ago
@nottravis28 Yep. Again, just me personally, I can't discern any problematic lack of power in the SFSO brass. The overall ensemble blend is superb and the brilliance of the orchestrations shines through. To my ears, the SFSO brass is KILLER when it needs to be, like at the middle 3/4 change. But yeah, we just have different ears. On that level, it's really just a slight variance of EXTREME levels of excellence. :)
larryryals44 1 year ago
@nottravis28
i think its the perfect blend, and thats coming from a bass trombonist!! lol
Balls to the wall!!!!
babtrombone 1 year ago
@babtrombone haha! You are correct, sir! The SFSO brass is like the Santa Clara Vanguard hornline in condensed form!! lol.
larryryals44 8 months ago
Easiest 9 minutes you'll ever spend on YT. Go ahead, watch Beyonce, I guess she's good looking at least. 200 years from now, you think anyone's gonna be diggin some Beyonce on YT? What about the Tchai man? Ya daggone right.
Lassannn 1 year ago 3
@Lassannn The Tchai Man rules! :)
Elainelps0421 11 months ago
Everything was great except for that last note. It was a little boring compared to the excitement of the previous 9 minutes leading up to it. Still great video. Thanks for posting.
CAK11891 1 year ago
Those who don't know any better say classical music is boring.
Lassannn 1 year ago 53
@Lassannn If this is 'boring', then I want to be bored all the time.
zsedc4 5 months ago
Holy crap!!! Did you see the symbol player at the end?! Freaking beast!!!!!
TheRealJeffFuller 1 year ago
WHO IN THE HOLY HELL DISLIKED THIS?!?! Probably Justin Bieber 4 times.
Lassannn 1 year ago 5
the tubist is a freakn beast!!!!
mrcleanbag 1 year ago
Why isn't THIS the national anthem??
DongleKumquat 1 year ago 2
@DongleKumquat ahahhahhaah because we come from boring pilgrims ahhahahaa
less01 1 year ago
a world without classical music is not worth living :(
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Wonderful Music
YouTube the Great Great Grandfather in Composition of Peter I. Tchaikovsky:
Iosif Andriasov
immapubrec 1 year ago
perfect !!!
love it so much =)
kohtianyi 1 year ago 2
Partial to Barenboim's interpretation myself, but I suppose I really out to be thanking Tchaikovsky for this masterpiece in the first place!
blackcat355 1 year ago
wonderful!!
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This is fantastic. I'm totally blown away.
Bradleyley1337 1 year ago
It's great, but I think it could use a little more crash cymbal, lol.
b286guy 1 year ago
i have set a goal to attempt to get into that syphony
kaosgirl213 1 year ago
@kaosgirl213 GO FOR IT!! don't let you passion go!
rickardo004 1 year ago
Holy Sh*t!!!
TimeStrider 1 year ago
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ikshields 1 year ago
On the full DVD of this, I love the moment when one of the cams catches MTT offstage just afterwards, joking with the crew --
"That was a GRRRROWL-worthy performance!"
lol...perfect.
ikshields 1 year ago
That was BREATHTAKING!!! What an explosive conclusion =D
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ThreeNinesFine 1 year ago
@Zorchalate: LMAO!! @tenniscrazy2: You are correct. I had the opportunity to play cymbals on this piece w/ the UAH wind ensemble in Huntsville, AL, when I was in high school & I will NEVER forget it. One of the most exciting experiences of my life. WAY BETTER than playing timpani on the Shostakovich 5!!
larryryals44 1 year ago
Man I would be nervious being in an symphony like this cause if you mess up theres no turning back. Nevertheless, Great piece of you posted thank you!
Mansel169 1 year ago
WOW!!!! OMG, Michael Tilson Thomas KICKS ASS!!!! More exciting than a nuclear war!!
larryryals44 1 year ago
I wonder if it's fun or painful to be the cymbals player in this piece. I guess it's a little of both.
tenniscrazy2 1 year ago
Wow. My chops are tired just from listening to that....
bchapm 1 year ago
Love his conducting, great smile and contact with his musicians, would perform with him.
Roger-Luc Chayer, french horn
rogerlucchayer 1 year ago
What would happen if a meditation and relaxation therapist were to try and sell a tape for sleep or relaxation and used this as the music?
Matt, 39, from Walnut Creek, California (near S.F.)
Zorchalate 1 year ago
wooow, this is absolutely amazing performance!!! there are a lot of brilliant videos of this movement... but I love this one, MTT is so hot and orchestra plays not just technically but also with a loooot of feeling. I can recognize Mrs. MUSIC in flute or oboe solos :D :) nice!
ntlngv448 1 year ago 2
most beautiful first note EVER!!!!!!!
tubaconrad 1 year ago
I love this song! We are playing this in band right now, as well as Toccata and Fugue in D minor by Bach! Both are nice and fast with lots of crazy sixteenth note runs in the flutes! They are challenging but both a lot of fun!
JMJ+
~Betsy
Sistertobe77 1 year ago
this is my favorite version of symphony 4 4th movement
kentgrady1 1 year ago 2
I get to go see the San Francisco Symphony next week!!!
VioLAPlaYer239 1 year ago
Love MTT´s enthusiasm :) This orchestra combines excellent intonation and fantastic artmanship :)
hornfan1001 1 year ago
Their sound is very rich with beautiful depth. Energy in "going foward" is superb.
SuperPotec 1 year ago
I thought the same you say in your comment about two forms of conducting!
Two wonderful performances and different (thaks for this and for your video contribution)
OttorinoR 1 year ago
Fantastic performance
lndeuk 1 year ago
¡Espectacular! MTT,dinisimo heredero de Bernstein,la SFO soberbia!
SuperMefistofele 1 year ago
Great!.. Go check out Chicago Symphony Orchestra [Tchaikovsky 4 FINALE]
muziq07 1 year ago
Amazing!!! Probably the best version I've heard on YouTube. Like this one even better than the Barenboim version.
legman36 1 year ago 2
My school is playing this for festival......hopefull y we can build it up to this tempo because this awesome
brotherofguns 2 years ago
Why is there a whole in the cymbal?
jacobflaschen 2 years ago
@jacobflaschen to prevent airlock. By the way, I think you meant "hole".
muzomanoz 1 year ago
@muzomanoz Yeah I did
jacobflaschen 1 year ago
aaaah!!! the best piece ever, ever composed!! well, maybe second to Stravinsky's Firebird.
joyfulaughter 2 years ago
@joyfulaughter I like Tchaik 5 better
jacobflaschen 2 years ago
Wait, this isn't the one I played in class I don't think... there's one I played that sounds like Jaws in the beginning... was that Dvorjak?
L33tHackzor 2 years ago
You may be thinking about Dvorak's "New World Symphony" Mvt. 4
Staceyeb3030 2 years ago
Phenomenal! Thanks!
Lygia68 2 years ago
now that, ladies and gentlemen, is how it's done.
TheDigitalMonk 2 years ago 3
Really dramatic at 6:03!!! A very good performance!!!
c321y987 2 years ago
bad ass
scootilybootily 2 years ago
They play a long way behind the beat, how confusing!
lipkinasl 2 years ago
Poor cymbal player. He looks exhausted there at the end!
dogchow13 2 years ago 2
5:44 !!!!!!
gudeluv6969 2 years ago 2
If I didn't know better, I'd think you guys were talking about Dvorak's 9th :P
mallomon 2 years ago
Just how I like my Symphonies. Big and Loud.
Anarchemitis 2 years ago 54
ROFL, my parents get pissed when I play stuff like this too loud XD
cellofellow1223 1 year ago
lol lassann
MTT's conducting is so quick and clean!
NikDLenfent 2 years ago
You know Tchaikovsky's gonna be popular in San Francisco. Superlative work, though, and superlative performance.
Lassann 2 years ago
At 1:08, it feels like it slows down. I don't know whether Tchaikovsky intended it that way or not, but Barenboim's version doesn't have that feeling.
XxBOBOtheCLOWNxX 2 years ago
I agree, but I think it sounds a LOT better that way. Maybe it's just me :) I love it though, you can savor the tuba/bass trombone sound more haha. But really the low brass sound is phenomenal, no less.
Bbobe900000 2 years ago
Well of course it is! It's the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra no less. I agree with your comment but have no preference between this and the other video. I was just sayin' . . .
XxBOBOtheCLOWNxX 2 years ago
The three pairs of hand cymbals at 5:44 made me laugh.
DRMS7888 2 years ago 3
ha, yeah, that was hardcore
3215edudlooc 2 years ago 4
Love watching this.a big shout out to my classmate Dan Smiley and his sister Mariko Smiley.
Regards,
Jan P
musikgirl1 2 years ago
holy shit. that was amazing.
I would have totally gone to this concert just to watch MTT's face. HE IS BOSS.
Ihkueren 2 years ago 2
MTT is a BEAST
i love SFS
crAsian 2 years ago 5
What an ensemble, words wouldn't not describe how marvelous they sounds.
UTEPFrostman 2 years ago
OMG I LOVE THIS!!!!!!! GO OBOES!!!!!
duff1018 2 years ago
we're playing this this semester in orchestra. I wish we sounded this good, but we are only a JC. I love Tchaikovsky. We played Marche Slave a year ago, and that was amazing. I hope to play many more of his works in the future.
TheFlutegirl15 2 years ago 2
Yes!
johnkblanchard 2 years ago
Isaw this performed by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra last night!!!! im still speechless!!
cookietaster12 2 years ago
SFSO's bassoons have more presence in this performance than CSO's...
NMC21887 2 years ago
John Engelkes is a boss. Look at him playing that bass trombone.
Great tuba/bass trombone sound. Who's playing tuba in this? All I know is that it's not Jeff.
gctuba99 2 years ago 2
Wow... triple cymbals, that's pretty epic. Well, the whole thing is epic, ESPECIALLY the performance. How are the trumpets and horns so ON at 6:08 and 6:15?? Amazing!!!
Bbobe900000 2 years ago
I'm playing this now... So amazing!!
unitednerdsbeproud 2 years ago
It's too Amazing!!
UMIKAZE21 2 years ago
love it! we played the concert band arrangement of this in high school band. it was in E flat instead of F. lol. but it was fun and this is a great work!
OhSweetOz 2 years ago
Tremenda obra de Tchaikovsky,en este ultimo movimiento,es otra prueba de su grandeza como musico,Bravo.!
MrJaiter 2 years ago
such a beautiful trombone section!
grantrummel 2 years ago
omg the song so critikal!!! how can i perform it no longger time?
floragreenie 2 years ago
OH MAN. SO GREAT.
I WAS THERE.
usernameguy3 2 years ago
Lucky.
Do you know if they'd do it again any time soon?
madad0406 2 years ago
There are lots of energy and love! I want to be a Conductor.. I play piano and I love Music!
Donmauricio 2 years ago
Seeing how happy the conductor is makes me want to become one haha.
surtursfire 2 years ago 5