4 Rückert‐Lieder: 3. Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
5 Lieder: 2. Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
5 Rückertlieder: 3. Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
Das Lied Von Der Erde: Das Trinklied vom Jammer der Erde Schon winkt der Wein im gold′nen Pokale, Doch trinkt noch ni…
Das Trinklied vom Jammer der Erde Schon winkt der Wein im goldnen Pokale, doch trinkt noch ni…
Der Abschied Die Sonne scheidet hinter dem Gebirge. In alle Täler steigt…
Der Einsame im Herbst Herbstnebel wallen bläulich überm See; vom Reif bezogen ste…
Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen: I. Wenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht When my darling has her wedding-day, her joyous wedding-day,…
Rückert-Lieder No. 1: Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
Rückert-Lieder: 3. Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
Rückert-Lieder: Blicke mir in die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
Rückert-Lieder: Blicke Mir Nicht In Die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
Rückert-Lieder: II. Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
Rückertlieder: Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Meine Augen schlag' ich niede…
Von der Jugend Mitten in dem kleinen Teiche steht ein Pavillon aus grünem …
Wenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht Wenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht, Fröhliche Hochzeit macht, …

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@leehamilton9913

1y↑704

Bernstein so loved this piece of music, he was buried with a copy of the score of Mahler's 5th laid across his heart. This is one of the most magnificent pieces of music ever written.

@ivanhajzin3852

1y↑25

naprosto souhlasím, jsem hrdý na to, že se G. Mahler narodil a vyrůstal u nás v České republice a byl nápěvy české lidové písně inspirován pro své dílo, protože chůvy mu od dětství naše písně zpívaly.... u nás je GM ve velmi velké úctě,

@maryfitzpatrick9639

1y↑44

What brought me here was the film Tar with Cate Blanchett. I don't know a lot about classical music but I find this incredibly moving, especially because of Bernstein.

@allenriordanyork3856

1y↑5

@@maryfitzpatrick9639 Me too 🙂

@phild1977

1y↑2

@@maryfitzpatrick9639 he's great , but he made not a sound nor wrote the music

@juds2u

1y↑4

Thank you for sharing that. I hadn’t heard that before. What a perfect gesture. 🥲

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@TheAtheist22

11w↑11

No one could understand Mahler the way Bernstein did. His interpretations of Mahler are an eternal gift to humanity.

@akosan

29w↑19

Been able to listen something like this, in this contemporary epoch, makes you feel grateful just for being alive.

@markmcdonald8646

29w↑2

Makes you feel good to be human.

@geoffstemen3652

Imagine if stores and restaurants played this.

@jeenielovesbelieving

1y↑253

One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever composed.

@paulsamuelson8512

1y↑2

Yes.
I love❤ this movement of Mahler´s 5th symphony as you ❤.
Thank you❤👍

@peteholy2324

@@paulsamuelson8512 0

@pellumbvorpsi6266

1y↑1

Heavens music…✨✨✨

@paulsamuelson8512

1y↑1

@@pellumbvorpsi6266 Well, I Think so,too.
😊Thanks!

@anvay7844

Try mahler 9 fourth symphony it unbelievably tops this

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@ulfingvar1

1y↑82

Not a wasted second, not a superfluos note. Yes, perfection.

@DeanOlin1

2y↑192

If you ever had to explain the concept of dissonance --> consonance, and the importance of it in music, you would use this as your example; so many moments of sweet resolve with all the overlapping suspensions. So beautiful.

@mushywidmaier6489

32w↑1

Well said

@naplesboy77

17w↑9

Probably one of the most beautiful things man can create. Hope and loss combine with an awakening of humanity.

@MrFippsi

1y↑202

The Adiogetto from the fifth was a declaration of love to his wife Alma. Although it sounds like it, it shouldn't make anyone sad, just touch the heart and soul.

@gerardkeenan6653

1y↑5

Well said

@johntechwriter7097

1y↑22

The powerful emotions evoked by great music are physically expressed the same way as is sadness or grief: facial contortions, tears, downcast eyes, lowered head. If what the listener experiences is not sadness, it is that feeling’s first cousin.

@bachisback71

24w↑2

Adagietto, in italian, piccolo Adagio, little Adagio

@margeverist2017

22w

Play

@mrebear9758

15w↑1

Who knows. As far as im aware that notion came from Alma herself, who was famously unreliable.

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@judithlauron2856

24w↑8

The first time ever I heard
this magnificent piece ….
Death In Venice..Viscont’s
1970’s film..Thank you, Mr. Mahler.

@Fraususemil

43w↑77

He always gets me crying with this one, and with that facial impression at 3:00 which showed how deeply in love he was with music.
Thank you Lenny!

@naplesboy77

1y↑103

My favorite piece of music. So sad but filled with so much hope. Like a slow birth of a phoenix’s rise from the ashes.

@v24231

1y↑6

Agree. The great example of the in-major-written piece definitely touched with a timid hope and sadness! The very sadness makes it timeless.

@gaetanpelletier3390

21w

Sounds like... Nature is talking. The Great and Unique Voice...

@user-vc4vf4tc9g

20w

Удивительно ужились возвышенность и трагизм.

@HelenaWilliams8696

46w↑52

The 'Adagietto' splendid serenity is the most exquisitely delicate orchestra texture. Maestro Berstein's conducts contrasting with clarity, harmony and style is flawless, guiding the orchestra with his flexible approach. What a marvellous musical solemnity.

@peterholwill1170

34w

Agree with you entirely, have listened to many great conductors conduct Mahler., Karajan, Solti, Previn, Solti, all good.Just feel a sense of warmth, sensitivity, controlled passion, with Bernstein, purely subjective, but for me The Master.

@cooltrades7469

30w

Serenity in front of own's condition ....think Fellini saw it like that

@dean6215

18w↑18

Maestro movie brought be here.

@gypsyfox3285

11w

I have forever adored this masterpiece. But even more now. It’s heavenly in its perfection.

@dominicluthje771

17w↑13

One of the most beautiful pieces of music I’ve ever heard. This is why im a musician ❤

@cioofek3963

14w↑5

"What is the true meaning of music?" – Leonard Bernstein, an outstanding conductor and composer, asks rhetorically during a recording of one of the youth symphony concerts organized at New York's Carnegie Hall in the 1960s. And he hastens to answer: "We cannot always name what we feel. Sometimes we experience something so deep and so unique that we cannot find adequate words to describe it. And that is when the greatness of music is revealed, which is able to name our feelings. He does it with notes instead of words."

@dianabarber8566

27w↑17

Gustav Mahler invented a new language. The language of the soul. It is unspoken and unsaid yet the words are there in every note.

@candacemc6435

2y↑70

One of my favorites. I come here when my world is upside down. This is magnificent!

@malcolmfraser7939

24w↑1

Yes, I was thinking something similar. Thanks.

@candacemc6435

23w

@@malcolmfraser7939 so beautiful I could listen to it over and over again. Have a great one.

@FredericaE

20w↑3

@candacem6435 "when my world turns upside down"---I love that! We may also say when THE world is upside down !! Boy is it ever; and boy the entire world needs to take a few minutes to listen to this collectively---it might lower the temp & hate!! Thanks for your comment ! 💜

@philippetty8990

24w↑5

Lenny really put the SEHR in sehr langsam. Still sehr schön, dearest Leonard, you were quite the gift to us all.

@11cylynt11

2y↑31

This piece makes it hard to breathe. Because of the beauty. I don't want to make the slightest sound over such beauty and ruin it with my impurity.

@abbasilly

36w↑29

i’ve been listening to more classical music recently and cant believe i only recently heard abt mahler this is SO SO beautiful. i don’t even know how to express it but it makes me happy sad and everything what a GORGEOUS piece of music 🫶

@MisterTayTay

17w↑1

Welcome to the discovery process!! It’s so much fun and wonderful. I love your enthusiasm 🎉

@debrasellitti3006

17w↑1

Search for Beethoven’s 5th concerto, 2nd movement. Also stunning.

@voraciousreader3341

1y↑40

Gorgeous! And a wonderful interpretation! I’m so glad Bernstein finally dragged the Vienna Philharmonic kicking and screaming to get them to play Mahler’s music and do justice to it, because they had such animus against him! And they play it here stunningly!

@jupitersailing

41w↑3

He knew they would. He just knew.

@arcar66

20w↑3

It was many years ago (in the 1990s) that I had the privilege of being a guest of one of the musicians when the Vienna Symphony Orchestra came to Istanbul. I had a seat in the press section right in the front of the theatre and heard this Adiogetto played....It was a thrill of a lifetime...it had always been my most favorite piece of music but I had never heard it played 'live'..... This music always makes me cry. I once wrote a story to be read as you listen to the music...Reading took exactly as long as the music played.... It's a magically moving piece of music.....Thank you Mahler...thank you Leonard....I too want to be buried with the score in my grave...

@hrromanslaparsso4403

31w↑14

I was just watching the trailer for the movie that's coming out about him "Maestro" and it scored this music. What an awesome piece to come back to, so serene.

@croc9833

25w↑8

I’m playing this in my high school symphony

@haydenwayne3710

16w↑4

A match made in heaven!!!!!

@Singer-lx4jj

1y↑21

There was only one Mahler. There was only one Bernstein! What a com
bination. This adagietto must have everyone in bits!!

@lam6572

43w↑7

On June 8, 1968, Bernstein conducted this piece at Robert F. Kennedy's funeral at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

@marshallvanmeter7306

2y↑49

It does not get any better.❤️

@voraciousreader3341

I feel sorry for you! There are a great many pieces and performances of incredible pieces of music….you’re missing out! Here’s an incredibly beautiful piece from about 1600: https://youtu.be/nKj1iK2WKS8

@ColinWren119

11w

@@voraciousreader3341why do you feel sorry for him? Everybody has their own preferences

@ThatOneGuyRAR

11w↑1

This piece makes me feel like the world is at peace. Thank you Mahler ❤️

@TaniaCarolineChen

23w↑6

Beyond words. Transcendent.

@sarcomakaposi2054

42w↑12

Gustav Mahler is one of my favorite composers. Very deep, very emotional and melancholic. Though this interpretation by Leonard Bernstein is newer and fresh, it does not deliver the shock of emotions and climax you get from Berliner Philharmoniker directed by Herbert von Karajan. This piece in particular brings me to tears every time i hear it. Look it up and feel the difference.

@marnieotto5353

21w↑3

LIFE. a messy, passionate and glorious ride. yes, please.

@allamostovaya3904

1y↑15

This piece I always listen when feel sad… I get happier at the end!
Thank you, Leonard Bernstein!

@mrioscamacho

13w↑3

Soberbio. Excepcional. De las mejores representaciones del talento y del espíritu humano.

@luisaugustobonilha8210

27w↑5

This Mahler's masterpiece is like to be dieing of love , slowly and deeper!

@ZazenFlyin

24w↑4

Leonard is an American hero...and Mahler is a saint.

@ctrlaltesc6640

20w↑3

Music, arts, the humanities, bringing people together forever across the world, across space and time.

@roberthampton6438

38w↑6

If this doesn’t touch your soul, you can’t be human.😭😭

@ashnewman7814

18w↑4

The choices he makes in conducting the ending is breathtaking!

@user-ie2wg2tr5b

14w↑2

The ending is essential because all the instruments start an inevitable farewell.First the darkest cbasses,then the violoncellos and finally the violas and the violins.The whole piece is a sad goodbye,thus the desire of getting buried with in on his ❤️.

@user-nandagore

50w↑7

When I was young, I watched on TV the scene
of conductor Bernstein giving classical education for children.
From then on, I fell in love with the classics.

@couchphotography8861

17w↑1

Were you surprised to learn of his double life? I was..

@nnthadani1

11w↑1

The adagio of Mahlar's 5th is the best-loved & most frequently played.

@soniablades7031

2y↑74

Have you ever heard anything so full of splendor?

@speliotis

2y↑5

Mahler's 5th sends me to another place emotionally - The best was when I heard The Boston Symphony perform Mahler's 5th at TANGLEWOOD ... that was DIVINE

@normanzurich2781

2y↑4

Lohengrin overture by Wagner 😍

@Crime_pays

He ain’t thinking about you girl

@Ian24s

Paddy McGinty’s Goat

@Ian24s

In all honesty, no I haven't. The andante in his sixth symphony though.

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@bravosierra2447

1y↑7

Listened for the first time…I’m in tears.

@prince-aladdin

18w↑6

Even if I live again somewhere, this song will always be remembered as the first song I want to hear when I'm sad or happy, like a flame that never goes out in my heart.

@wigbertoaponte9289

35w↑6

The trailer for his movie just dropped and it was amazing

@linnmullin9847

50w↑37

If it were possible, I would have this played along with the "Lux Aeterna" ("Nimrod variation" by Sir Edward Elgar) sung at my funeral. Both are so exquisitely lovely. How fortunate am I to have lived to be able to hear both pieces of music.

@graemep.1316

30w

Ty for the reference x

@Bikewithlove

26w↑1

Could you imagine being in the supermarket and this comes over the speakers?

@mbloucao

18w

Good choices!

@annieabriel9222

1y↑5

Lenny le magnifique avec sa gestuelle enveloppante et sa sensibilité à l'expression la plus pure de l'amour et de l'espoir. Le film Tar avec Cate Blanchett lui rend hommage. Merci, l'humain donne parfois le meilleur, admirons et aimons.

@stevenrodriguez1491

41w↑3

I suddenly wanted to hear this song, i got curious and looked for info on Mahler… its his 163rd birthday. Life is beautiful.

@ellenyoung776

2y↑13

Wonderful example of perfect ensemble playing. By the master.

@marcelouz1

1y↑6

OH MY GOD,
THIS IS THE ADAGIETTO EVER WRITTEN IN ALL MUSICAL HISTORY , AND LISTEN REMASTERED IN AUDIO AND 4K VIDEO IS AS IF BERNSTEIN WOULD BE PRESENT CONDUCTING FOR ALL OF US. THANKS FOR POSTING. BRAVISIMO

@olivermasch

1y↑4

Unfassbar schön und tief bewegend, wie Bernstein es schafft, Mahlers geniale Komposition mit so viel Tiefe zu dirigieren. Bereits die ersten Takte sind so ergreifend: die kleine, kraftvolle Pause gibt Bernstein mit einer klaren Kopfbewegung, einem Nicken, vor… ich bin so froh, dass ich dieses Stück entdeckt habe…!

@gypsyfox3285

11w

Perfection. My favorite piece conducted by my favorite maestro who for certain loved and appreciated it even more. Heaven. ❤

@abrahanaeoa733

2y↑27

Excelente trabajo al incrementar la calidad de esta interpretación que nunca debe ser olvidada. Me encantaría ver el día en el que todas las sinfonías de Mahler dirigidas por Bernstein estén subidas en esta calidad (o al menos 1440p60) y al alcance de todos. Gracias por compartir.

@sarcomakaposi2054

42w↑1

Es muy buena la interpretación de Bernstein, pero en esta pieza en particular, me quedo con la versión viejita del Austriaco Karajan. Te la recomiendo.

@rolfleonhardt6033

1y↑5

Wunderbar! Mir kommen immer die Tränen, wenn ich diesen Satz höre und noch dazu Bernstein als Interpret!

@silbiamara2601

27w↑5

Me transporta, eleva mi alma. Gracias miles❤

@mr.natural.

Me emociona tanto que rompo en llanto...cómo se puede hacer algo tan, tan, tan bello...🥹

@agnessohn8723

1y↑5

Incredibly beautiful.

@lindamortensen7835

17w↑2

This and Barber’s Adagio make me so melancholy. The two are in my top Ten.

@user-ie2wg2tr5b

14w

Mine too.

@carolsuletroni6426

1y↑4

This is an angel song!

@israelasiku3975

2y↑4

This is how peace is defined!

@lorenzoprog

35w

Stupenda. L'interpretazione di Bernstein è inarrivabile.

@robertmanno5749

2y↑6

The Gold Standard.❤

@pauldavies5611

His conducting of Wagner’s “Tristan und Isolde” prelude (I forget what year) was also magnificent where even many German critics said it was the best interpretation they had ever heard.

@portomendes25

17w

Most beautiful piece Man can create

@terencehl

1y↑6

Tar brought me here :)

@Kokinoification

11w

Utterly sublime

@timwatley4793

34w↑1

that final low note is so satisfying

@hedymartin4719

15w

Definitely one of my favourites ❤

@antoniomassa7674

12w

Sublime. I remember the Italian film director Luchino Visconti chose this music in the film Death in Venice. This music evokes love for Tadzio so Bernstein did for his wife and his lovers

@izabellamardo1074

46w↑4

Sublime, belíssima

@marineigabardodossantos7283

34w↑2

A música mais linda de todas as que já ouvi!

@ANDERSONSLZMA

1y↑6

Magnífico❤

@betyaguirre3049

40w↑8

Algo fuera de este mundo es este Adagio de Malher.Indescriptible lo que siento al escucharlo.

@axelurielguadarramav.8011

35w

Dios, tus palabras me hacen encontrar lo mismo que siento y quiero expresar. Cuando termino de escuchar esta belleza siempre digo lo mismo: “no puede ser”

@felipegonzalez7976

33w

totalmente de acuerdo me transporta al infinito

@user-wb4df3gn2b

17w↑1

너무 좋습니다. 번스타인 영화를 방금 보고 왔어요. 진짜 말러 교향곡도 너무 좋음...

@letrasdealessandra

31w

such a wonderful piece

@robertgillespie7738

2y↑5

That was THE definitive version - God-like. Wonderful.

@ericbergman9701

39w↑3

For me there is certainly love here, but also a lot of regrets.

@randymcleod2484

2y↑2

Glorious!

@user-hz2oj9ii8d

15w

Una😢 sublime hermosura.

@honey8793

1y↑2

Wow... Thats love

@fernandobosch3518

52w↑2

Es de una belleza extraordinaria 🌹🌹🌹

@alexram5267

Thanks for the 4K video 👍

@christianeloureirobergson5245

1y↑3

Maravilhosa!!!

@sergioeduardogodoyrodrigue4682

43w↑3

Lo maximo de belleza.

@felipegonzalez7976

50w↑3

Es una pieza musical de una belleza excelsa
Que arroba hasta el infinito

@felipegonzalez7976

48w

Buendia550aPp

@angelaripolles1623

46w↑4

Una joya llena de buenos momentos para el alma .

@suzyserling277

36w

Y compuesto para Alma, su esposa a los dos años de casados!!

@fernandoyork5009

2y↑3

Magnifient

@rcassigoli

1y↑2

Qué maravilla, sublime

@Furita.

4악장은 지금까지 들은 것 중 여기가 제일 깔끔하고 좋네요

@annettefatti966

25w↑1

Mindblowing

@davidlawrie3101

1y↑4

Tar said that Bernstein conducted this at JFK's Memorial but in fact he conducted Mahler 2 The Resurrection - however Berstein does take 12 minutes

@jacobclare58

17w↑1

perfect

@nicosur7324

16w

♥ impecable!

@easttime

1y↑6

Appreciate there's no coughing during the recording

@souldancersbyjennifer

50w

A piece so silent, and conducted so well, performed so carefully, no one dared to move an inch

@andrassuranyi9358

2y↑4

The greatest

@libertelibre

2y↑4

De la musique divine.

@easttime

1y↑23

Who's here after watching Tár?

@kliberalsing

1y↑1

Yes - and this was just what I needed. I felt like a Tar spelled backwards after watching that complicated film :)

@jimlaw6017

35w↑1

Yes

@mariazibordi2451

2y↑6

É divino.....

@user-jf6mz9ej6h

16w

Sublime ❤

@Robert-bu7jn

47w↑2

Just art

@FernandoGracaOficial

1y↑3

3:03 Almost dancing...

What a wonderful performance.

@khordabekraj4635

2y↑3

subtile ❤

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