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Tchaikovsky Sym.5 finale by Bernstein

Bernstein conducts Tchaikovsky Sym.5  
 
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nahaymath (1 day ago) Show Hide
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This is EXACTLY how the finale of this piece should be played. Exactly how it MUST be slowed down. Every other conductor rushes the damned thing at the end.

I played it (second violin) in spring 1981 with the Haddonfield Symphony Orchestra in New Jersey.

This piece is the alpha and omega of all being. I hate Tchaikovsky's own criticism of this work. NO idea WTF he was thinking.
krjimmy (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Where has this song been all my life? I almost want to cry.
iczerman (5 days ago) Show Hide
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I know what you mean..especially at 3:25!
schwei56 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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A finale to blow the roof off the great old shed, and rattle the rafters throughout New England. After the great abandon of Munch and Koussy.
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In a word..... breathtaking!!!!!! This is one amazing performance - the orchestra is top-notch, but Bernstein is COMPLETELY at the top of his form - which always produced spectacular music :-+). The energiser bunny would LOVE this one: it just keeps going and going.......
kotetsu131 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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wow, I love Ghitalla in all his vintage godlike awesomeness, in fact the whole section is ridiculous.
matti230 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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long live bernstein!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yvesvangelre (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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LOL Were you on drugs while writing this or feeling a bit melancholic?? Bernstein was a great conductor, but jesus... he was nothing you've described. Life is a movie. One only have to act well, and Bernstein was with the greatest of actors.

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