Beethoven Symphony No7 4thMovement - Wolfgang Sawallisch
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My favourite Beethoven. Wolfgang Sawallisch and Nicolai Gedda on their 1970s recording of Schubert Lied shall remain one of my most treasured possessions. Thank you both.
Intercostaldrama 1 month ago
i love this man next Carlos Kleiber.
printemps815 9 months ago
The one who is really conducting is the Concertmaster violin. Watch 1minute 46sec
ninidji 1 year ago
This is exalted music making. The musicians play their hearts out for this amazing old man who moves orchestras by barely raising a finger. He was a true mensch creating music on such a high level that perhaps only late Furtwangler was his equal. He was a constant joy to watch in Philadelphia which was blessed to have him.
brojohannes 1 year ago
判りやすく、楽しい４楽章でした。安心して聴いていられますね。
sakura1963k 2 years ago
he was born in 26 August 1923, that's why..
khalidgabel 2 years ago
That's weird, I've never seen a person conduct sitting down, was he not able to walk??
mario54671 2 years ago
This is the minor Ode an die freude!
blavatsky2009 2 years ago
Great! it's the only performance I've heard where the brass don't rush at the fortissimo proclamatory passage (well, I'll have to check Celibidache's again tho...) but even more, in both this and his 1988 perf., also blessedly on YT, near the end where the basses are sawing back and forth from E to D#, it's SO CLEAR, unlike any others I've heard - a really awesome effect! whereas in most performances it's just kind of muddy. Thank you SO MUCH for posting this incredible musicianship!
red19bridge 3 years ago
i love this man!!haha
rollydigger1 3 years ago