Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie, Beethoven 3. 4th Mvt Part 1

The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen with Paavo Järvi live in Minato Mirai, Yokohama, Japan on May 26th 2006. Beethoven Symphony No.3 (Eroica), 4th Movement Part 1

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Music

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• Deutsche
• Kammerphilharmonie
• Bremen
• Paavo
• Järvi
• Beethoven
• Eroica
• Symphony
• Sinfonie
• Orchestra
• Classical
• Minato
• Mirai

[3bo0odpala]

Vladimir Putin is a musician?

[lindzyIsAwesome]

interesting how he put a string quartet at 1:24 in a symphony, no else before had done that

[ruanpingshan]

I wonder what the conductor's gesture at 8:33 means.

[AntonBrooklyn]

The conductor, using the new Bärenreiter edition, interprets the "soli" indication in Violas (bar 59) and Celli (bar 63), as indicating that this variation (bars 60-75) is to be played by a string quartet of soloists. The 1st and 2nd Violins however do not have this "soli" indication in their parts and so Beethoven's intention is therefore not entirely clear. The charm of the decision here cannot be denied.

[boastingkitty]

Ég elska þetta stykki af tónlist, svo hvetjandi.

[matop125]

@lindzyIsAwesome yes, a very original idea that Tchaikovsky later stole for his 1812 overture (not a symphony, but still..)

[TheJameScott]

at 1:31, lol

[TheJameScott]

I didn't know Helena Bonham Carter played the viola!? XD lol

[gymdog506]

3:58 is heaven.

[gymdog506]

3:58-AHHHHHHH! gorgeous.

[rr7firefly1]

Bellissimo -- tutto bene qui. Although I know this Third Symphony from the distant days of my youth, I have made an important discovery hearing this musical ensemble. Music is indeed very much alive and will live forever.