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Carlos Kleiber -Beethoven symphony No.7, Op.92 : mov.2

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  • Carlos Kleiber - the man about whom was said that he was only conducting when his fridge reached a certain level of emptiness... according to Karajan...

    I like his conducting very much.

  • This movement makews me think of loss, love, longing for what appears unreachable; tripping and falling and getting up and go where you are meant to be... god it sounds pretentious, but seriously that's what I feel.

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  • Composition Year 1811-1812 alot has happened in 200 years. happy bithday

  • @GhibliOriginals i remember it on the original Phantom of the Opera from the early 20th century. i actually heard it again on Knowing, which is how i found out the name. to the pretentious jerks who think movies aren't worth discussing in relation to music, these songs would unfortunately never be heard by much of the populace w/o movies. there is nothing wrong with discussing it. because of these movies, i now know the name of this wonderful score and can look up the sheet music.

  • To listen to Beethoven is to hear the passions of humankind. In the space of a few bars one is transported from serenity thru great joy,excited passion into contemplation and then remorse and great sorrow. A truly inspiring journey made even moreso by his hearing loss which I suspect is part of the reason for the passion

  • @GhibliOriginals knowing and also The fall

  • @stekal79 me2

  • Beethoven 9th symphony, great version...

    youtube.com/watch?v=EmV35VPRT9­s

  • We all appreciate the music and the composer. That's the one thing about classical music, it breaches all barriers as it's pretty much universal.

  • Creo que el segundo movimiento es una proyección del dolor y carácter del gran maestro

  • @jscott1000 The beginning of the this movement, with the low strings, is brooding, haunting, dramatic and in a way, frightening. It starts out soft and slowly builds to a powerful, forceful creature. I can easily see how the movement is loved or, at least, the beginning of it is loved more so than the whole movement perhaps.

  • @BimLanders Whoa buddy don't get all butt hurt because people want to talk about what movie they heard it from. Let people talk about what they want to talk about.

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