Pines of Rome, Movement IV, Pines of the Appian Way

Pines of Rome, Movement IV, The Pines of the Appian Way - performed by The Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra - Conducted by Georges Pretre

Original video title: "O. Respighi - (4/4) Pini di Roma - IV. I pini della Via Appia (Stuttgart RSO, Prêtre)"

This is easily the best version I have ever heard of this movement of Pines of Rome. The account that originally had uploaded it was, sadly, suspended, and I only had this movement downloaded. Please enjoy this movement regardless :)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• pines of rome
• georges pretre
• pines of the appian way
• end
• ending
• finale

[wcip1Angel]

Thanks for re-uploading this. I thought I'd never hear and see this version again after it was removed from Youtube a couple of weeks back. :) This is by far the best version available on Youtube. Conductor is absolutely insane. :)

[tandycampbell]

Absolutely freaking awesome.

[Orfeusmusica]

0:40 (ò_ò) arrrrr

[KakaPlanet]

I love this piece with a passion. This conductor's absolute fucking insanity conducting is what keeps me coming back to watch again.

[toAdmiller]

This piece is the reason for a symphonic orchestra to exist

[wwjd19jeff91ynwa]

@CatFlashBlue English horn (at least I think, I don't think there's a bass oboe used in this piece)

[nomingonyourtoes]

ROTARY VALVE TRUMPETS FOR THE WIN!

[CatFlashBlue]

1:20 is that bass oboe or English horn?

[enarolloyd49g]

This video went viral on Manila

[windstorm1000]

does anyone know how many 'auxilary' trumpets are used in this last movement? (not the three in the orchestra) Gives such a lucious, brilliant, massed sound

[windstorm1000]

I love the trumpets in this work--so freeing, brilliant, soaring.