Gustav Holst: 'Jupiter' aus 'Die Planeten' op. 32 mit Andrew Manze | NDR Radiophilharmonie

Gustav Holsts "Jupiter" aus "Die Planeten" op. 32 stand auf dem Programm der NDR Radiophilharmonie im Saisoneröffnungskonzert "Hannover Proms" 2014 unter der Leitung von Andrew Manze.

Mit einem britisch-deutschen Konzertprogramm wurde im Kuppelsaal des Hannover Kongress Centrums das 300-jährige Jubiläum der Personalunion zwischen Hannover und Großbritannien sowie der Amtsantritt von Manze als neuer Chefdirigent des Orchesters gefeiert.

GUSTAV HOLST
"Jupiter"
aus "Die Planeten" op. 32

Andrew Manze, Dirigent
NDR Radiophilharmonie

Mitschnitt des "Hannover Proms"-Konzerts vom 13. September 2014, Kuppelsaal - Hannover Congress Centrum


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[lamster]

3:10 There are no words to describe that mid section.

[ottowalter]

"I have to go. I'm a big girl now." "Remember, I'll always be here for you, even if you can't see me, because I love you!"

[lukehanson_]

Most performances of Jupiter are at a faster tempo, but I like this tempo much better. It's easier to appreciate all the interplay between instruments while still having a forward energy and jovial tone.

[Johnquavious]

This piece cannot be beaten. This is definitelly the best classical piece ever created, and im really sad that Gustav Holst died wishing that he never composed The Planets.

[risharrymohdramli]

The best performance of Holst's Jupiter ever! 😍

[aerotyoe]

They named this piece of pure art after a fricking planet, the largest in our solar system—a beautiful gas giant—the planet that prevents asteroids and meteors from hitting us. I'm in tears.

[nancicorrigan]

Andrew Manze looks like the happiest man in the world conducting this amazing work.

[Sforeczka]

Reaches right into my heart and pulls out the tears. Not tears of sadness, but tears of being profoundly moved.

[peterd]

Gustav Holst. despite his name, was a born and bred proud Englishman who composed this wonderfully complex piece of music. Geniuses are rare but he was one.

[Gabby]

Every time I hear this song (and suite) I cry. It’s so beautiful

[shlapleps]

Man I am so envious of those who witnessed this mighty performance!!!! Absolutely brilliant. I shed a little tear at the end!

[Popcandychi]

I'm just blown away with the sound and intonation. You can clearly hear each instrument. This is my favorite song and gotta be my favorite rendition of Jupiter I've heard

[Prudoco]

when i was a music teacher, i would show this to my elementary classes. the kids really liked it and it kept their attention. It was one of my favorite lessons.

[JonNovSilv]

I'm here bacause of an episode of Bluey...😍🥰😇

[charlesyoung]

In the back yard. Music playing. Trees are swaying and the leaves are dancing in synchronization. What a feeling of heavenly majest.

[ameanuhh]

I actually cry every single time I watch this… never gets old :, ) <3

[Sam-nbrm]

Such an elegant conductor. I'm deeply attracted by his conducting method!

Also, hats off to one of the finest orchestras in the world!

[shin-i-chikozima]

Jupiter‘s melody is a Incredible lullaby of the universe
I feel like I am a traveler of universe to spread infinitely

[annag.]

Thanks for re-uploading! Love this version, what a great charismatic conductor!

[xylopylo]

This has been in my playlist a while, but I've never watched the video until today. I LOVE the conductor's smile. It's contagious and makes it feel as though he appreciates the music almost as much as I do X3. This has been for ages and will forever be my favorite classical piece, so seeing him smile while conducting it is just very heartwarming.