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Leonard Bernstein performs Beethoven's Ode to Joy - 2/3

Leonard Bernstein conducts the Vienna Philharmonic in Beethoven's Ode to Joy. This is the 2nd of 3 clips of this performance. It is structurally divided into four components. 1. A Turkish March wi...  
 
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lakebluffer (14 hours ago) Show Hide
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What's the date of this performance?  Placido looks soooo young!
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Aryuze (1 week ago) Show Hide
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man created god so, if he have been inspirated by gods, men inspirated him.
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SimuLord (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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It's like Tantric sex. Building up for what seems like an eternity to the most thunderous of climaxes that leaves everyone involved a little limp in their seats and utterly satisfied.
mandarinz69 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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You guys below me are hilarious.
Enjoy the music. ^.^
jackuy12345 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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beethoven was awesome but his life sucked so badly
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I find it denigrating of you to attribute Beethoven's genius to where complement does not belong. Beethoven's genius is his own. Do not defile that fact by some nonsense talk of a "higher power" guiding him. Do not spit on the face of humanity by attributing our greatest feats to the grace of some god.
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Take it easy. Beethoven probably would disagree with you because whether you want to admit it or not, he was a religious man. How do you know he didn't pray for inspiration? I am not spitting in the face of anyone, least of all, humanity. It's not my fault you're so easily offended. Do your history before you post angry comments in response to a simple, benign comment.
xsfslayer (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Did I ever say he wasn't a religious man? It's simply aggravating when people falsely attribute achievements to a god. He may have prayed, but his hands and his hands alone wrote the music. Inspiration from prayer does not mean inspiration from a god. It is inspiration from the belief of a god; two very different things. People may condition their minds to believe nonsense, but blind faith doesn't make a belief true.

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