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September 19, 2014
Orchestra Hall at Symphony Center
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Riccardo Muti, conductor
Camilla Nylund, soprano
Ekaterina Gubanova, mezzo-soprano
Matthew Polenzani, tenor
Eric Owens, bass-baritone
Chicago Symphony Chorus
Duain Wolfe, director
Views : 49,360,643
Genre: Music
Date of upload: May 8, 2015 ^^
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This quarantine changed me a lot
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200 years ago. It's hard to believe. I hope the world is still here 200 years from now. If it is, this will still be considered a MASTERPIECE!
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In honor of beethoven, i sit here, 200 years later listening to the gift he gave humanity.
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"To play a wrong note is insignificant ; to play without passion is inexplicable "
-- Ludwig van Beethoven
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Beethoven : you guys want some symphonies tonight?
crowd : cheers loudly
Beethoven : I can't hear you.
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Imagine hearing this for the first time in 1824. 200 years later still spine-tingling.
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On May 7,1824, Ludwig van Beethoven 9 th symphony premiered in Vienna which is considered a magnificent work and which is relevant for today ´s time. Today, the entire musical world is commemorating the 200 th anniversary of the release of this magnificent work.
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When this was over, the crowd was ecstatic and applauding wildly but Beethoven heard none of it. The first violinist went to him and turned him around so he could see their reaction to his masterpiece. There are a few things in history that I wish I could time travel back and see and one of them would be the first performance of this with Beethoven himself conducting.
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Imagine how lit the crowd was mustve been when this dropped like 300 years ago at a live concert.
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My brother (horn) and daughter-in-law (soprano section leader in the chorus) both in this recording. I am blessed.
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Its March 2024. No matter how many times I listen to this , I never get tired of it....
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It's so strange how I went from hip hop and pop music to orchestral pieces in just a year and now all I want passionately is to witness this live one day.
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200 years ago today. What an incredible masterpiece.
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-1824: Wow, this song is amazing!
-2024: Wow, this song is amazing!
Happy 200 years
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It breaks my heart that Beethoven would not be able to hear his own beautiful work. That he could still hear it in his head makes him truly a one-of-a-kind composer.
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If you watch this, it is the culmination of millions of hours of human effort. From the creation of the instruments, to the contours of the hall. Every bow string pull and push, pulsing to a set of notes from a long dead genius. It resonates now as it will in 200 years, a marvel of human creation. Thank you to Charlie and your family to allow the rest of us to experience 90+ minutes of the joy of being human
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Performing this during college was one of the greatest, most profound, joyous and memorable experiences of my life! Happy 200 years to this masterpiece!
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...one of the most beautiful pieces in music...ever written...
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@mud2479
7 years ago
Amazing how all this was inside a dude´s mind once.
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