Bruckner - Symphony No 9 - Bernstein

Bruckner /// Symphony No 9 /// Bernstein

[wolf]

Makes me think of Bruckner Symphony number 9

[ralfmeiers]

Das ist absolut fantastisch!!!! Man sagt, Karajan machte Musik, Bernstein WAR Musik. Die Musik selbst. Das ist hier auf mitreißende, ergreifende, erschütterdene Weise zu erleben! Bruckners Größe und Genialität offenbart sich hier. Monumental, hochemotianal, sinnlich, visionär und modern klingt diese Musik. Ich kann nur erschauern vor dieser großen Musik und sie genießen. Sie führt uns in ungeahnte Welten. Alleine der Anfang des 1. Satzes klingt so ursprünglich und leer, misteriös und bedrohlich wie der Beginn der Welt, die Geburt des Universums und der Töne. Musik wie vom anderen Stern. Und dann das mächtige ausdrucksgewaltige Hauptthema, wie der erklommene Gipfel und der freie Blich über die Alpen in die Täler. Die Wiener Philharmoniker spielen fantastisch! Bernstein ist und durchlebt die Musik. Danke für diese Gänsehaut-Aufnahme! ❤

[louismcelwee]

A symphony written by a dying man and conducted by a dying man and both rise to the heights. This is why we love music because sometime the heights can be reached. Its hard to believe the only other Bruckner he conducted was the 6th sym.

[Jivanmuktishu]

Dont care if nobody else hears.
This is the best there is.
I'll listen forever.

[Squodgamullis]

Vision of the infinite. I saw this live at the Barbican with LSO in 1995 and couldn't talk all the way home.

[Tuna-yntc]

How did this come from a human's mind? This piece is beyond music, it gives me certain images and feelings

[boydaaron]

One of the greatest performances in the history of western music

[TheMoby]

This is one of my favorite symphonies conducted by one of the greatest musicians of all time. The contrasting thems within this piece are amazing and Bernstein captures that contrast in his outstanding conducting abilities.

[thatwilldonicely]

"well dear Lord, what can i do now my 8th symphony is finished" "I know ill take the world into a new musical universe"

those final notes are soul searingly beautiful

[emmahardesty]

This is wonderful. Powerful eloquence. Bernstein, Bruckner...we're lucky to hear them still.

[davidsteinberg]

Maybe there is something special about a Ninth Symphony. What a fantastic tribute to Bruckner. The end of the Adagio is so beautiful.

[divyanshighosh]

I can feel the tension in this
Gives me the feeling of a fine day when it's not

[niklassimms]

The ending of the 3rd mvmt is one of the most sublime passages EVER written. What an absolute genius, Bruckner you giant of music.

[sylvieguerin]

Oeuvre magistrale du compositeur dédié à Dieu...

[angelosilva]

Bruckner ti fa sentire vicino a Dio.... grande Bernstein grandi i Wiener.Meravigliosi.

[ottoharant]

Einfach unfassbare Musik, so weit, so unendlich, so fern jeder eindimensionalen Deutung, so genial....

[seraphimsphoto]

Making this available with ads is optional. Removing them is divine. Leaving them in is infernal.

[TomdeSabla]

Top Ten All Time Symphonies. This is in there.

[Надждаматвеева]

Гениальный Брукнер!!! Гениальное исполнение….!!! Бернстайн - Титан!!!

[sarchilrawandizy]

From 8:10 to 11:28, it reminds me of my childhood. The early summer nights were when we used to stay at my grandma's house in Rawanduz (a small beautiful town located in the southern Kurdistan), sleeping on the mud house's roof staring at the vast brilliant universe of stars laying in front of me, making up stories out of these stars. I could see the heros and the magical creatures from the Kurdish folk tales my grandma used to tell me every night, I could see them moving, dancing, and adventuring through stars. 


Today, I've grown up. I'm a different person who went through many traumas and hard times. The house is not the same, it's modernised. The roof is no longer mud but concrete. My beloved grandma is no longer there. The air is polluted, and my eyesight is shit, I can't see stars properly. 


This symphony is beyond human limits. It's open you up for new feelings and let you feel the beautiful old forgotten you. Thank you, dear Bruckner.