Beethoven Symphony No. 10, 1st mov (Part 2)

City of Birmingham SO,
Walter Weller, cond.

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[jasonextreme]

This symphony is so passionate. I can feel his fierce nature strongly in this one...

[dodgeballdude27]

@jasonextreme Yes, I agree with you! Thx for the comment!

[cenodus]

dodgeballdude27 - the video isn't loading - please do something!!!

[dodgeballdude27]

Try watching in HQ--it should work.

[EruptionLaVey]

why he died before finishing this one?

[alnamree]

Beethoven is the pinnacle of music.

[bayreuth79]

The only criticism I have is that it sounds far more like middle Beethoven than late Beethoven; but aside from that a wonderful piece

[Adri58]

@Cloudlesssoul I think the first movement and the thrd are the best. But his most outstanding composition is the Missa Solemnis. That's from another planet

[Adri58]

@alnamree He was a true genius

[janappeldorn1]

@TheBigGeorgy

i believe in Bonn Germany , or in Vienna Austria ,

one of the 2 is it

[janappeldorn1]

BEETHOVEN , GET BACK HERE !

you still have to finish this one !

[Cloudlesssoul]

@H1dden1s No 9th symphony? Or no 4th movement? But, in my opinion, the most supreme part of that symphony is its magnificent first movement, followed by the second. Chorale stuff doesn't really do it for me, I guess - though, some parts of the fourth movement are absolutely superb.

[tassadarpg80]

@EruptionLaVey Beethoven finì la Decima Sinfonia... Ce l'aveva tutta in mente. Nel 1825 aveva già abbozzato il primo movimento, e (secondo Holz) suonava l'intera sinfonia al pianoforte. Per ammissione di Schindler, ne esisteva l'abbozzo di un lavoro già delineato nel suo impianto complessivo, ma che (si pensa) sia stato smembrato e poi perduto nella vendita all'asta dei manoscritti beethoviani successivi alla morte del Maestro.

[H1dden1s]

If you read the wikipedia for "Beethoven 10" it mentions how he intended for the 9th to be all instrumental etc...the thought of no 9th symphony actually made me gag the tiniest bit, seriously

[TheBigGeorgy]

Where is the sculture of 4:20??

[bayreuth79]

Mr Cooper should be congratulated for producing something very close to an original Beethoven score. It reminds me somewhat of a quality re-production of a Picasso.