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Easy Listening Beethoven (directed by Karajan)

The 2nd Movement of Symphony Nr7 has one of the most beautiful melodies composed by Beethoven Easy to remember, it develops from a simple theme into a beautiful bouquet. If you have emotions bottled up this may help release them.


Added: Oct-21-2012 
By: khamomil
In: Music
Tags: classical music, Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony Nr7, khamomil,
Location: Berlin, Berlin, Germany (load item map)
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  • Karajan...my alltime favorite. He does a wonderful Tchaikovsky sym #4 4th movement also...epic

    Posted Oct-21-2012 By 
    eeep (974.58)  

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  • Like your choice Khamomil. I would appreciate your opinion on this:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUQD6Rr2M8&list=HL1350855614&feature=mh_lolz

    Posted Oct-21-2012 By 
    AlSet-AlOkin (1775.92)

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    • @AlSet-AlOkin Just finished listening. A beautiful piece and Julia Fisher plays great imo. One woman violonist I don't like at all is Anne Sophie Mutter.
      The Beethoven concerto for violin I used to listen to as a kid, one of my faves (played by Perlman on YT). The Kreuzer Sonata is also one of my top faves, and then don't get me started with Bach and Rach'.

      Posted Oct-21-2012 By 
      khamomil (1612.24)  

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    • @khamomil
      You have obviously had the fortune of being in a good space for the Classics...when young.
      But please refrain the technicalities.
      Links?

      Posted Oct-21-2012 By 
      AlSet-AlOkin (1775.92)

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  • I used to always listen to Beethoven's and other classics when studying in college. It's as if it organized my brain for maximum receptivity. It's very sad that children in my country are no longer taught the European canon, music and literature. Those dead white men represent the "oppressors." Those "artists" that have been substituted are, for the most part, bullshitters.

    Posted Dec-24-2012 By 
    neshobanakni (140.48)  

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  • It was also in 1933 that von Karajan became a member of the Nazi party. (Source: Wikipedia)
    With the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany (which Karajan joined in 1933) and the positions that opened up with the purging of Jewish and part-Jewish musicians from all posts, Karajan saw an opportunity to advance rapidly on a bigger stage than any available in Austria (Source iTunes).
    As brilliant as Karajan was as a conductor, I recall this whenever I hear his name, even though I'm not Jewish.

    Posted Dec-28-2012 By 
    govett (1012.40)

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