Mahler Symphony N° 5 Adagietto

[piespokladowy]

*****

[Susanmarieable]

Wow....I loved that. I also love Turner. I used to have a large book with all his paintings and his use of yellow and grey and blue never fails to amaze me. The perfect music to go with the images. Thank you.

[HaleyJMusic]

i can't stop replaying!

[bartje11]

This makes me silent....unspeakable beauty.....

[GNYBerlin]

Simply beautiful

[Kievest]

The blessed sanctity of the spirit...the soul's redemption. Mahler's music is a cathedral

in sound paired with Turner's groundbreaking, ravishing art...Your video is truly a sublime

and inspiring experience. Thank you for posting and sharing this divine gift to the world.

[irenecabrejos33]

@Kievest, I feel moved by your deep and touching comment, thank you so much!

[Stimmritzenprotz]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video!

[WeicheWotanWeiche]

Liebe Irene,

mit diesem Video hast Du wieder eine Meisterleistung vollbracht.

Ich könnte es immer wieder ansehen und -hören!

Deine Erda

[irenecabrejos33]

@WeicheWotanWeiche Liebe Erda, ich danke Sie Herzliche!

[tigervonwhiskeypur]

Sehr schönes Video in dem Musik und Bilder wunderbar harmonieren.

Dieses Video und dazu ein alter Whisky!

Ein Genuss!

[irenecabrejos33]

@tigervonwhiskeypur Danke sehr! und Salud!

[socrates640]

Hi, What a truly magnificent & wonderful video & selection, this is absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.

[irenecabrejos33]

@socrates640 thank you so much for your kind words

[achtetmirdiemeister]

What a wonderful combination and harmony between images and the beautiful "Adagietto". I am very proud of You.

Your Zoelibat

[irenecabrejos33]

@achtetmirdiemeister , I feel so honoured, thank you so much!

[gioiellidellamusica]

Dovresti aprire un nuovo canale: "Gioiellideivideo"

Complimenti!

[irenecabrejos33]

@gioiellidellamusica ahah...sei tanto gentile!

[Dinora940]

Aunque me escribes en inglés, creo que voy a contestarte mejor en español, Irene.

Mil gracias por acordarte de mi y mandarme este hermoso vídeo.

Yo también te deseo lo mejor para ti y para todos los que quieres.

Un cariñoso saludo desde España. 8)

[NoeckesHarfenschall]

Simply beautiful!

[Addiobelpassato]

What can I say? I'm overwhelmed. It was a good idea of yours to choose this beautiful recording!

[irenecabrejos33]

@Addiobelpassato thank you so much, dear Addi, yes, indeed, a friend I love very much made me listen to Tennstedt's version and its sentimentality and intensity gained me right away...

[Ricocarrino1]

Thank you very much for this beautiful Video. There is complete harmony between the images and the music.

[yourforte]

Beautiful images for a beautiful movement.

[HerAeolianHarp]

Irene, this is very beautiful, and I'm grateful for the send. I find such cohesive beauty and true grace at your channel. I admire your sense of beauty, your taste in the arts, and am grateful for your friendship, too. :) E

[irenecabrejos33]

@HerAeolianHarp I am grateful and honoured for your most kind opinion, dear Erika, and above all, for your friendship, :)

[opensecret51]

Very beautiful together Tuner with Mahler...the mood the atmosphere .....I am so touched ! ♥ Irene you created again a masterpiece !

[irenecabrejos33]

@opensecret51 thank you so much for putting in words what I felt... <3

[berlinzerberus]

This beautiful Adagietto reminds me of Luchino Visconti´s famous movie 'Morte a Venezia' by Thomas Mann, unforgettable, featured by Dirk Bogarde very intensively and subtly done and the music suited to the shots so ingeniously.

Klaus Tennstedt was a great conductor for Mahler, although the tempo here seems to flow a bit too uniformly, without modifying the measure, beating in time. On the other hand the 'espressivo' is wonderful!

Well done, your third video, Mme. Cabrejos!!

[opensecret51]

@berlinzerberus ...... yes.....  that amazing last scene...... unforgettable ♥

[irenecabrejos33]

@berlinzerberus , thank you very much for your so kind and interesting comment. Indeed yes, the wonderful Adagietto, which is continously disolving itself from a former bar to the subsequent, reaching that highlights over the tides of its inner being, reminds me of the art of Turner in these pictures, preludes of impressionism, "vastes as music" (Borges). And another masterpiece, Visconti's Death in Venice, will probably always be associated to the Adagietto, and Turner painted Venice also...

[irenecabrejos33]

Thank you very much for your so valuable comments!

[marioguidoscappucci]

Bellissimo, grazie!

[paulostroff99]

Lovely TY IRENE FOR POSTING.