Wagner - Tristan und Isolde - Thielemann - 2 - Liebestod
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That...silence...was almost as breathtaking as the music. Never seen something so perfect.
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Bravo!
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Fantastic! And one should not forget he is a Karajan student!
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wunderbar!! maravilloso!!
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Indeed.
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1:25
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4:08
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I think it's played really awesome but they could've played the fifths in the middle more intensvie, couldn't they?
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Wow...what a performance. The silence at the end is just as important to the music as the notes preceding it are, and this audience is aware and knowledgeable of just that. I love the deliberate tempo the conductor takes throughout the work; never rushed so that the small nuances of the harmonies, especially in the modulations, allow the chords to blossom on their own. Also, it affords the tremolo of the string section some wonderful rhythmic playability that is seldom heard in faster tempos.
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Sublime !
the silence on the end - indicates an audience that really understands this music!!
Mase251 2 years ago 32
This is one of the most beautiful versions of the Liebestod I have ever heard. Thanks for uploading this!
Gargeniture 3 years ago 19