Gustav Mahler Symphony no.7 Rondo Finale Part One

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Conducted by Leonard Berstein.

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Maybe the hardest ... ( 1 year ago by etucker82)

Maybe the hardest movement in Mahler to make sense of. Bernstein does better than most quite get there this time, neither do most conductors. Abbado and Kubelik are the only ones I know that do.

Lennie's is the ... ( 1 year ago by pawdaw)

Lennie's is the most imaginative reading of this movement I know of. Solti was a bandmaster. His beat is harsh, unyielding and unrelenting. As I said- NOT Mahler.

God the emotions on ... ( 1 year ago by lovelymess)

God the emotions on the man's face!
That is real conducting. I am sick to death of the clock watching that passes for conducting these days!

you guys should ... ( 1 year ago by richardz117)

you guys should hear the 2nd mov. in my opinion is the most beautiful. Gustav Mahler and felix Mendelsohn Bartoldy were both fro different times.

Mahler's music is ... ( 1 year ago by LSOHornist)

Mahler's music is music that flows rapidly from within him..it is not subject to the 'laws' of normal structure, it is him...and it is truly inspiring music..and very demanding for the symphony orchestra to play

Your syntax ... ( 1 month ago by Shipskeel)

Your syntax actually reads that it is Solti who has the harsh beat, unyielding and unrelenting.

I read somewhere ... ( 1 month ago by telephilia)

I read somewhere that Mahler was inspired here by the Prelude to Die Meistersinger. Certainly it has that somewhat that same brassy, festive air where many themes jostle against each other.

yeah, i read it too ... ( 1 month ago by MahlerTitan)

yeah, i read it too. Which is really a pointless thing to say. Since, Mahler was obviously hardcore for Wagner. Everyone knew that. A lot of people criticize this movement, saying that it destroys the structure of the symphony, really? I don't think so. I don't think a symphony should be "coherent" in the classical sense. Plus, this is a very atypical symphony of Mahler's. But, ultimately it is up to the listener to figure out whether they like it or not.

That's right. I ... ( 1 month ago by pawdaw)

That's right. I have never been a fan of Solti in Mahler. Yes, his recordings feature incredible playing but his conducting sells the music short. In this symphony Bernstein, Kubelik and Gielen, for example, have so much more to say about the music.

Understood. ( 2 days ago by Shipskeel)

Understood.

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