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Karajan - Beethoven Symphony No. 5 - Part 1

www.Musopen.com Karajan Conducting Beethoven's 5th Symphony. Part 1 (Movements 1 and 2) Very old and rare film, no longer in print, recorded in 1966. http://www.musopen.com  
 
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spazzifullar (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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is this beethoven himself??
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Glarfugus (7 hours ago) Show Hide
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@steveelf12 Berlin Philharmonic does tune to A = 442, but that's not nearly enough for it to sound much off. I think it's just the video's playback is sped up slightly from the performance itself.
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I like to think of myself as musically minded, how on earth can you notice that?
good comment though
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They give a monkey a typewriter, and he will write shakespeare given an infinite amount of time....

Give every born composers an orchestra and an infinite amount of time, no one would ever be able to come up with this, or anything better.....

Beethoven was just from another plane of greatness
Filmbrekers (15 hours ago) Show Hide
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lmao ftw
Regendroom (15 hours ago) Show Hide
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*Sleeps*
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I thought I remember hearing somewhere that many conductors in Europe don't like to use 440 Hz as the standard for tuning, and that they instead prefer to classify A as 442 or something like that. I could be mistaken. When playing my keyboard along with this video, both C and C# seem to be slightly off, so maybe that could explain it. This is merely speculation. But yes, this is definitely the most energetic performance I have also ever heard of Beethoven's 5th.
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Gotta love the low rumbling Timpani at 6:32
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LIke from 5:30 to 6 is absolutely incredible!

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