Mahler: Symphony No. 2 (Resurrection)
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@MrxChow I do not understand why you consider clapping between movements is such a crime. I realise that it is not conventional to clap between between movements in some cases one movement runs into another but in this Symphony, Mahler specified that there should be a break between the first two movements and in this performance there was a break between the the third and fourth. I cannot see why it is so terrible to clap during these breaks. People clap after arias and dances & this is OK
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@glennsown If I remember correctly,Mahler himself specified a wait between the first and second movements.
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if you want to know when to clap (when the piece is over). Watch the conductors arms, when he rest them by his side, the piece is done.
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@MrxChow yeah I know. I always think symphony halls should provide a rule book of concert ettiquete in the programs.
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Magnificent.
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@deadvirgo It takes over the part of your brain that is normally working oh so hard to distract you...
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Trumpet players...... high Cs at 0:59:22
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9th Symphony..
youtube.com/watch?v=EmV35VPRT9
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Everyone who clapped between each movement was promptly taken outside and shot.
At least thats what should have happened.
MrxChow 4 months ago 98
Scroll up your'e missing the video
hgjfkd12345 4 months ago 58