Beethoven 5 Third Movement

Achim Holub conducts a performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 with Kammerphilharmonie Graz, an orchestra specialized in historically informed performances of 18th and 19th century music (with natural horns and trumpets)

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Music

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• Beethoven
• Symphony
• Five
• Achim
• Holub
• Kammerphilhamonie
• Graz

[skidrum11]

We're playing this song in our state orchestra...its so beautiful when you hear it live.

[Comingoette]

fantastic! the basses were amazing >.<

[SymmetryofIllusion]

Continued...However in the video I did notice at around 1:15-1:17 footage seems to have been cut/edited together, the frames don't match up smoothly, sorry too tired at the moment to analyze but it's a bit curious, excuse my ignorance.

[rbola35618]

Bravo, excellent rendition. Small syphomy with a big sound.

[triviumlambofgod]

good job, well done basses

[23danb]

@handsomechuck1  dear friend, i love u for your comment:)

[handsomechuck1]

The sort of asymmetrical passage at the end of the scherzo section, right before the trio begins (around 1:25) is endlessly fascinating. I've heard it about a million times and still haven't figured out how it works.

[PPchopin]

the conductor se parece a Sir simon rattle

[kuvhlubkojibleegxwbo]

It's a small orchestra but strong sound and strong players too.

[isaiahangelo]

the advantage of a smaller orchestra is the clarity in the instrumentation and timbre that you wouldn't hear in an orchestra of grand size. The French Horns are quite prominent in this ensemble which is why Beethoven wrote this movement as he did...to feature other voices in the orchestra besides strings