Bruckner, 5th Finale

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Uploaded by on May 1, 2008

To a bunch of pics (No Eva Green this time) Furtwangler conducts 5th , finale, 1942.

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  • 3:09..........Great.

  • kinda like the bounciness, but too fast 4 me! the strings just blur--no majestci delineation.

  • Wonderful interpretation. I love the way he slams on the brakes around 3:32 onwards. It is exactly what the music calls for.

  • I have the Jochum interpretation and the Klemperer interpretation of this work. This is certainly not rushed. this is the finale with the recapitulation of the Thema (Leitmotif) of the work. great development from 3:00 to the coda. A bit of trivia. Furtwangler's father was an Archeologist, speicalising in Egyptology. May explain the the "Otherworldliness" of this interpretation, which I also comprehend in listening.

  • Oh no! these guys are not real critics! They certainly think too fast. Faster than Furtwangler....

  • I agree..way to hectic!! listen to Karajan, Wand or Chailly...

  • Oh no! Furtwaengler is no great conductor. He is a channeler, a mystic. That is what you don't find anymore, what with conductors acting as though they have metronomes ticking away with them on the podium. This is vital, living music making in the middle of berlin during WWII. Of course it is fast and raw. How else should it be?

  • Furtwangler isn't a great conductor. He certainly conducts this piece too fast.

  • Divine!

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