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Some Like it Cold
'Cause some like it hot, and some like it cold.
BigBenni
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Wagner - Tannhäuser-Ouverture Herbert von Karajan
Guys, this is just powerful, energetic and glowing music and Karajan is presenting this with every single conducting action.
Probably the Berlin Philharmonic - the orchestra in this video - were at their best level of music making and it is a huge gift to have these videos that show what an amazing relationship they had with Karajan.
Hey, we are speaking about nearly 35 years where they worked together!
Enjoy
Guys, this is just powerful, energetic and glowing music and Karajan is presenting this with every single conducting action.
Probably the Berlin Philharmonic - the orchestra in this video - were at their best level of music making and it is a huge gift to have these videos that show what an amazing relationship they had with Karajan.
Hey, we are speaking about nearly 35 years where they worked together!
Enjoy
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Mambo from Leonard Bernstein's "Symphonic Dances" (West Side Story) - one of the encores performed by the Simon Bolivar Orchestra at the 2007 BBC Proms in London.
What an outstanding performance ! Full of joy, power and musical excellence !
More about this worldwide unique and stunning music-program which involves around 400.000 kids from Venezuela -called "El Sistema" founded in 1975:
http://nullrefer.com/?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Sistema
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@JamesK
"Mambo" is just awesome and I think it is the absolutely favourite encore of the Simon Bolivar Orchestra
And what they do in Venezuela with "El Sistema" is just brilliant.
Maestro José Antonio Abreu established a marvellous way of musical education and it is now in the hands of the younger generation to bring this to all over the world.
I appreciate that so very much and the movie "El Sistema" shows so wonderful how they work :thumbs up:
Thanks for sharing :heart:
"Mambo" is just awesome and I think it is the absolutely favourite encore of the Simon Bolivar Orchestra
And what they do in Venezuela with "El Sistema" is just brilliant.
Maestro José Antonio Abreu established a marvellous way of musical education and it is now in the hands of the younger generation to bring this to all over the world.
I appreciate that so very much and the movie "El Sistema" shows so wonderful how they work :thumbs up:
Thanks for sharing :heart:
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This is the fourth song I've heard from this album, and I like it far more than the other three. Also, at the risk of offending fans of Rihanna, it's by far the best thing I have heard Rihanna do!
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I see a song by A-ha. Not to worry, it's a much better song than the Muse one in my opinion.
By the way, does anyone know where that video was shot? It's just that they are Norwegian, and that place looks a lot like my memories of the Oslo Town Hall, which I visited in 2009.
P.S. I like your avatar, Alex. The jeans look nice and tight.
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Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2 Adagio
Rachmaninov's 2nd piano concerto is probably on of his most well known pieces and it has this wonderful slow movement that I want to share here.
One more time Karajan shows his qualities as the "Sound-Magician" and makes the orchestral part just shining - and Alexis Weissenberg plays so lyrical and with beuatiful touch on the keyboard.
Unfortuantely Karajan & Weissenberg didn't record very much but this even filmed concert is another beauty and it is wonderful that we have that.
Enjoy Maestro von Karajan and Mister Weissenberg:heart:
Rachmaninov's 2nd piano concerto is probably on of his most well known pieces and it has this wonderful slow movement that I want to share here.
One more time Karajan shows his qualities as the "Sound-Magician"
and makes the orchestral part just shining - and Alexis Weissenberg plays so lyrical and with beuatiful touch on the keyboard.Unfortuantely Karajan & Weissenberg didn't record very much but this even filmed concert is another beauty and it is wonderful that we have that.
Enjoy Maestro von Karajan and Mister Weissenberg:heart:
