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Beethovens 9th Symphony

Posted about 1 year ago

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Ludwig Van Beethoven

h3. Conducted by Leonard Bernstein - 1989h2. Part One

h2. Part Two

h2. Part Three

h2. Part Four

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mocha louder says Part Five: (hee hee) !http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oDeRUJKmtQ!

Permalink posted 05/16/2008
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mocha louder says darn - didn't work...

Permalink posted 05/16/2008
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dachmo says ouch!

Permalink posted 05/16/2008
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wassonii says beautiful. bernstein was such a national treasure. thankin' ya!

Permalink posted 05/16/2008
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Anna says Are you going classy on us?.... j/k, don't mind a classic flavour, if I may say so :)

Permalink posted 05/17/2008
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dachmo says After seeing "Amadeus" as a kid I started listening to "classical" music. Beethovens "9th Symphony" is like Nirvana's "Nevermind", most everybody has heard of it. But recently I discovered that there's nothing better than a little Chopin or Vivaldi while driving the car around. Your not on strike like everybody else?

Permalink posted 05/17/2008
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Anna says It's a cliche, but these two compositions are amongst my favourite ones: So much agony and desperation in the first one, and such unspeakable sorrow in the second one... Nope, I'm not on strike.

Permalink posted 05/17/2008
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dachmo says The last 20 mins of Requiem For A Dream are so hard to watch. You are a very dark girl aren't you? Do you wear black on the outside because black is how you feel on the inside? :)

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Anna says Black is the new black, baby ;)

Permalink posted 05/17/2008
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goodmusiconly says A little Ode to Joy, nice. :) Please tell me you've seen Immortal Beloved? It's kind of serendipitous you post this, because I've been thinking about posting some classical stuff while the peeps are out ... there's a lot of good out there. As for Chopin, I love this one, brings back a lot of memories for me. Nice for the evening hours (as the name would indicate) which are upon us soon (or already, for you). Cheers David! Chopin, "Nocturne in E Flat minor"
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goodmusiconly says hmmm, there appears to be a bug in the first part of that track ... wait until about 25 seconds in and it'll start into the one I wanted (about 3:30) long.

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Spike says goodmusiconly, that Chopin is nummy. Bernstein does a pretty good job with that monumental work. Great post, dachmo. Here's Pete Seeger playing the Chorale from it. It's from his 1955 album Goofing Off Suite.
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