Sibelius: Andante festivo
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i dont like this version
i first heard it when i was a child
and it took me decades to find it again
i prefer Sibelius himself in the 1939 radio version
on youtube video OPb5UpAK4iM (i think!)
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Beautiful.
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@Gorax90 Chopin (obviously, the Nocturnes; I really appreciate the Barenboim recordings), Beethoven (quite everything, for istance, his late piano works; Pollini has done a great recording), Arvo Part (Arbos, Te Deum, ecc.), Ravel (I really appreciate his piano works, awesome), Liszt ("Années de Pèlegrinage"), Bach (Suites for Cello, as recorded by Wispelwey), ecc.
And I am talking only about Classical music..
..or you were asking about something more "spiritual", "philosophical"? ;)
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@KRissRooTs E.g?
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Thanks, lovely.
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@EsaiasP If you go to NPR Classical, and search "Dinner With The Dead: Questioning Composers From The Great Beyond", there is a recording of Sibelius conducting Andante Festivo, on that article.
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The link to Sibelius conducting this piece:
yle.fi/elavaarkisto/artikkelit
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Minä itken. Se on liian kaunis kuin olamaan tosi. :'-)
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Wonderful!
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There is only one recording of Sibelius conducting his music himself, it is Andante Festivo from 1 january 1939 radio transmission to America. It is not allowed to add link here. Therefore seach this in Internet sibelius_johtaa_andante_festiv
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Finding and listening to music like this is a valid and true reason to keep searching for something more.
KRissRooTs 7 months ago 19
I love how the violas and violins share the same melody at times. ;)
Emman27running 7 months ago 8