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Brahms: Ein deutsches Requiem ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ MDR-Rundfunkchor ∙ Solisten ∙ David Zinman 

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Johannes Brahms:
Ein deutsches Requiem op. 45 ∙
(Auftritt) 0:00:00 ∙
I. Selig sind, die da Leid tragen 0:00:44 ∙
II. Denn alles Fleisch es ist wie Gras 0:12:05 ∙
III. Herr, lehre doch mich 0:27:08 ∙
IV. Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen 0:37:06 ∙
V. Ihr habt nun Traurigkeit 0:42:36 ∙
VI. Denn wir haben hie keine bleibende Statt 0:49:29 ∙
VII. Selig sind die Toten, die in dem Herren sterben 1:00:49 ∙
Christiane Karg, Sopran ∙
Michael Nagy, Bariton ∙
MDR-Rundfunkchor ∙
Nicolas Fink, Choreinstudierung ∙
hr-Sinfonieorchester - Frankfurt Radio Symphony ∙
David Zinman, Dirigent ∙
hr-Sinfoniekonzert ∙
Alte Oper Frankfurt, 11. Oktober 2019 ∙
Website: www.hr-sinfonieorchester.de ∙
Facebook: / hrsinfonieorchester

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@Doug19752533
@Doug19752533 2 года назад
This work was one of my wifes first experiences with classical music - she had known i had a deep love of classical and that i play the piano and we went once to a concert of Beethoven's 4th symphony. she loved it. Not long after her father, after a long illness, passed away and hurt her deeply. A few months later the local symphony and chorus announced a performance of the Brahms Requiem. I had explained to her what a requiem was and gave some examples of Mozart and Durufle. She wanted to go to the Brahms Requiem. I told her the background of how Brahms discarded the traditional latin text, and instead replaced it with texts from the german bible, and that he had said he wrote it for those who were left behind to cope with their loss, and that it was entirely in german. Monitors were around the concert hall to give the translation in english. the first beats of the opening movement started at at 1:51 here, where the chorus enteres saying (in english) "blessed are those who mourn..." she burst into tears and cried silently. she was enraptured by the entire work, especially the 4th movement. She said after the concert how she felt so peaceful and relieved, and i said "THAT is what Brahms intended". she now loves Brahms and cant wait to go to another concert of his music.
@issakariet558
@issakariet558 2 года назад
What a beautiful story ... Thanks for sharing!! Music has the power to sometimes trigger some deep emotions ...
@ivanbarbaric5722
@ivanbarbaric5722 2 года назад
Gracias
@daviddanielbowes4076
@daviddanielbowes4076 Год назад
I am a viola played theRequiem a month ago. It has always been one of my most-beloved works. I had the same reaction as did your wife; it always moves me!
@brianlopez8855
@brianlopez8855 Год назад
Thanks for sharing. Try Richard Strauss's 4 Last songs. Reni Flemings version is my favourite ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ppoqUVlKkBU.html&ab_channel=Gabba02
@mcaito
@mcaito Год назад
Thanks for sharing this story.
@johnroberts18651
@johnroberts18651 Год назад
I am a Jesuit priest. While writing the funeral homily for the Jesuit whose impact on my life can never be overestimated, indeed it was second only to my dad's who had been for over forty years at that point, I was struggling to put thoughts on paper. Had this playing as I wrote. At the middle of part VI "Hölle, wo ist dein Sieg?" I lost it completely, sobbing at my desk for twenty minutes. And then the homily wrote itself. It will be ten years in November since George died. I still can't hear this chorus without tears. The only change is that they are no longer tears of grief but of gratitude and great joy.
@johnroberts18651
@johnroberts18651 Год назад
@Raphael John Stoll Thank you. George died in 2013 but the memory of writing the homily has become one of comfort. He was ill, over 80, and failing fast. Death was a mercy. The memories of all I learned from him between 1992 and 2013 are a source of great joy.
@sergiobernardo1280
@sergiobernardo1280 Год назад
It's astounding how powerful the union between music and the Word is, because so many times, what human words can't describe, music conveys that. May God rest the soul of our brother in the faith.
@charlessaydah3868
@charlessaydah3868 3 месяца назад
Having appreciated this work for many decades and finally having sung it not too long ago, I can fully understand what this Jesuit priest experienced in listening to that sixth part as he wrote his homily. And in subsequent listenings to this requiem (and, it is hoped, performances) before I cash in my own chips, I will bring his experience to mine. Thanks for pointing the way.
@user-MeMe20
@user-MeMe20 2 года назад
Proud to say with 19years of age, I sang this song with a choir in Berlin. One of the best moments of my life. I was definitely singing along🌷
@javierburin
@javierburin 9 месяцев назад
who?
@boeos9427
@boeos9427 2 месяца назад
@@javierburin tu vieja preguntó jajajajjaj
@javierburin
@javierburin 2 месяца назад
Jajajaajajaaa
@jerrera45
@jerrera45 3 года назад
Wow! what a stunning performance. I too sang this many years ago in college. I remember our conductor while introducing this piece to us said if ever there was a piece of music that will have an everlasting effect on your life this is it. And how true. Fifty years later I am still in awe of this music. I am listening to this while at home under the covid19 quarantine . How appropriate this requiem is now as I think of all the souls that have been lost to this viscous pandemic. May they all rest in peace , and may this music give peace to their families forever.
@stephenmessick865
@stephenmessick865 3 года назад
Quite a beautiful comment.
@Mormon_underwear
@Mormon_underwear 3 года назад
We are all going to die. Time to think of the afterlife.
@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949
@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949 3 года назад
I also sang along with this work. It's been 20 years. It was in "Neuengamme" near Hamburg. The Nazis killed many innocent people there. That was a very special moment for me. God bless you ! Greetings from the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg in Germany
@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949
@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949 3 года назад
@@Mormon_underwear It is our destiny to die. We are only for short time here. Then we return home to our Heavenly Father.
@jerrera45
@jerrera45 3 года назад
@@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949 As sung in the text "Death where is thy victory? death where is thy sting?".
@jgesselberty
@jgesselberty Год назад
All of Brahms' genius is encapsulated in this work. His use of the chorus; his mastery of the orchestra; his amazing melodies; his deep sense of occasion. It is all there.
@canalesworks1247
@canalesworks1247 Год назад
the 2nd movement....
@bgdrt561
@bgdrt561 Год назад
Agree. Just brilliant. And this is the best version I've heard.
@altairtonn7356
@altairtonn7356 5 месяцев назад
Danket dem Hern, denn er ist freundlich, und seine Gutte wahret ewiglich.
@SirVTropic
@SirVTropic 5 месяцев назад
Amen
@elgar104
@elgar104 4 месяца назад
A kindness that randomly gifts babies with incurable cancer.... ? I think I'll pass...
@francescocamplani1361
@francescocamplani1361 6 месяцев назад
Es ist überraschend, wie unterschiedlich das deutsche Requiem von Brahms im Vergleich mit den "lateinischen" Requiem Mozarts, Cherubinis, Berliozs, Verdis klingt. Als Katholik der Nachkonzilszeit, ich muss bekennen, dass die Protestanten uns viel über die Beziehung mit dem Tod lehren könnten.
@toineverzijl75
@toineverzijl75 3 месяца назад
Ich höre das mit Tränen in den Augen. Besonders das Stück „Selig sind, die da leit tragen“ Das hatte sich mein im letzten Jahr verstorbener Vater für seine Einäscherung ausgesucht.....
@andreashoppe1969
@andreashoppe1969 11 месяцев назад
In 3 weeks I will be singing this master piece as a tenor with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in Salzburg. This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music to sing. It is very challenging but it is a true treasur! Lovely performance! It makes you melt inside as you sing it
@thornishhen
@thornishhen 8 месяцев назад
How was it? Did you melt inside while singing? (I get it, I've sang in choirs before, the place to listen to the performance is inside the choir!)
@the_jen_guo
@the_jen_guo 7 месяцев назад
@andreashoppe1969 I was there July 28!
@andreabollinger9932
@andreabollinger9932 6 месяцев назад
So true. I also had the good fortune to sing this masterpiece as a soprano - indeed, a challenge (quite high for sopranos almost throughout, which I like), and absolutely wonderful to perform.
@compositricecile
@compositricecile 3 года назад
I really missed the days when we could go to concerts freely whenever we want..
@BloggerMusicMan
@BloggerMusicMan 3 года назад
So do I. It will come again. Hopefully sooner rather than later. :)
@DanielKRui
@DanielKRui 3 года назад
freely....hardly lol. My bank account certainly never thought of it that way XD
@josedonadito
@josedonadito 3 года назад
In my case, it is not as different as it was before the pandémie. Guatemala is a country with total lackness of symphonic appreciation, and the minority who are devoted to this art usually don't accept low quantities of money, they take advantage of people like me.
@galahadthreepwood
@galahadthreepwood 3 года назад
@@BloggerMusicMan For me, the price - getting an untested vaccine - will be too high
@TheVaughan5
@TheVaughan5 3 года назад
@@galahadthreepwood Then you should get a tested vaccine :-)
@jodyiniowa1607
@jodyiniowa1607 3 года назад
During my 70 years of choral singing I've sung this several times--in English, in German, with organ, with orchestra, in churches medium sized and large, in great concert halls--and, God willing, I'll get to sing it in my next life. I love Bach and all the others, but this piece has a sublimity achieved by no other work that I know. Thank you for another beautiful performance.
@josealejandrocouttolenc4338
@josealejandrocouttolenc4338 2 года назад
This afternoon is raíning while I listen music. Wow its great
@nageurnordik
@nageurnordik 2 года назад
Only this is not Bach but 200 years later. Brahms.
@srenthuesen4519
@srenthuesen4519 2 года назад
@@nageurnordik Read again: "I love Bach and all the others, but (!)
@henboker3
@henboker3 2 года назад
Jody, you will sing Brahms again in your next life and in lovely German. I read and speak German, learned in my church service there in 1961-64, I Bring that deep affection to German literature and music. God Bless/Larry
@markpalavosvrahotes5575
@markpalavosvrahotes5575 2 года назад
@@henboker3 Larry my mother was from Germany and she passed away in 2014. She loved the German Requiem. I am still in a great deal of emotional pain.
@senectutecato3987
@senectutecato3987 2 года назад
If Brahms had written nothing else, he would still have the genius status he now has and so rightly earned. Stunningly beautifully done.
@Nostalgicavenue2000
@Nostalgicavenue2000 10 месяцев назад
That exactly what people say about the third sonata, and the first and second piano concerto. Every piece of his is a masterpiece :)
@joellepodwysocki9558
@joellepodwysocki9558 2 года назад
J'ai 58 ans, c'est la première fois que j'entends ce requiem de Brahms, hé oui tout arrive dans la vie, je n'ai pas de mots assez fort pour vous décrire ce que je ressens, c'est divin. Merci Sinfonierorchester MDR-Rundfunkchor. Merci au chef d'orchestre, merci aux musiciens, aux chanteurs.
@yankeeinlondon
@yankeeinlondon Год назад
Oui. Aussi, merci beaucoup Johannes Brahms.
@joellepodwysocki9558
@joellepodwysocki9558 Год назад
@@yankeeinlondon Oui Oui, vous avez entièrement raison. Je suis impardonnable.
@bemagnetic224
@bemagnetic224 Год назад
Moi egalement
@jeanbellivier7209
@jeanbellivier7209 Год назад
BRAVO félicitations
@pascalpoussin1209
@pascalpoussin1209 3 месяца назад
​@@joellepodwysocki9558 Cher ami, ne soyez pas si dure envers vous-même. Nous pouvons être comme cette musique, belle est sereine.
@a.janberlin2615
@a.janberlin2615 Год назад
Incredible performance. I sang this work under Robert Shaw's direction in the early 1990's in Maine. My now deceased wife and I sang it together in 2014. And I sing it again in March.
@johnwilliams22
@johnwilliams22 Месяц назад
Fantastic. Best brahma piece ever. Beautifully presented God bless you all
@lottalowgren2867
@lottalowgren2867 3 года назад
For me this is a masterpiece. I have listened to it 40 years of my life. When my father died, my sister and I sat beside his bed and listened to it
@angelaconifer6107
@angelaconifer6107 3 года назад
how beautiful
@rsjmd
@rsjmd 2 года назад
First time I heard this was july 5, 1985. Having just hooked up my very first CD player, it was the first CD I purchased and played. I was listening to it when the phone rang-my sister-to tell me that my father had just passed away! What a way to be introduced to such a beautiful piece. I'm Jewish, but no matter. The piece lives with me forever.
@runningmama4793
@runningmama4793 Год назад
@@rsjmd I first listened to it on my father's record player, in 1988-89, and it is also the first CD I purchased (years before I even owned a CD player), and the first CD I played when I finally did purchase one! Kindred spirit : )
@rsjmd
@rsjmd Год назад
@@runningmama4793 thanks for the comment
@carolmills5422
@carolmills5422 10 месяцев назад
A joy to read all the comments
@georgelikopos716
@georgelikopos716 4 года назад
The biggest hour of Brahms and one of the biggest for the German Classical Music.
@mateuspereira9288
@mateuspereira9288 4 года назад
In case you're interested, I posted the score to read along ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZXDR4UpUC4o.html
@lukasburgering1477
@lukasburgering1477 4 года назад
Of all romantic music this is the most moving piece I know. If ever I die (and I assume I one day will), I hope my loved ones will listen to this music and feel comforted by it. I remember singing Brahms' requiem myself as member of a choir in The Netherlands. It is very difficult and I admire the choir and orchestra in it his superb recording for making it look so easy. I have heard many recordings but this one is one of the best I know. Bravissimo maestro Zinman! Thank you!
@mateuspereira9288
@mateuspereira9288 4 года назад
In case you're interested, I posted the score to read along ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZXDR4UpUC4o.html
@maelughran6981
@maelughran6981 3 года назад
Lukas, there are (only) two certainties in life, the first is that you will be taxed, the second is you will die!
@rsjmd
@rsjmd 3 года назад
Speaking of everlasting effects from a piece: This requiem was one of the very first CD's I purchased, in 1985, when CD's had just hit the market. Being Jewish with limited exposure to liturgical music, I had never heard it before. I was listening to it when the phone rang...it was my sister letting me know my father had just passed away. Everlasting, indeed.
@anandsamuel1978
@anandsamuel1978 3 года назад
Sir, I am sorry this is not romantic music. This is Requiem or in other words "repose of the dead". However this Requiem is super and you are right about it.
@Russell_Huston
@Russell_Huston 3 года назад
Lukas Burgering: I think you are right in calling this romantic music in that it comes from the passion of the heart. I think everything Brahms wrote came from that place. Some ugly souls have created beautiful art, but I am convinced that Brahms was one of the beautiful souls. I sometime say " I love Brahms " and I know I'm not just talking about the music. I agree also with your feelings about David Zinman. His career may not have the same "hype" about it that others have had, but I've rarely been disappointed with a performance he has directed. Really good Mahler, Brahms, even Rachmaninov. The folks in Frankfurt, and Zurich have been fortunate to have him. I wish he would come to Los Angeles, I'd buy a ticket immediately!
@petermerelis
@petermerelis Год назад
this is one of the crowning achievements of the western art music tradition. from Johann Sebastian to Johannes.
@FelixVW
@FelixVW 3 года назад
Wunderschön. Ich habe es schon mitgesungen und singe es wieder. Und dieses wunderbare Stück Musik ist daran "schuld", dass ich jederzeit Rockmusik und andere Stile gegen Klassik eintauschen würde. Jederzeit. Und es toll ist, seine Gefühle da hereinlegen zu können.
@DavidKrebsisplaying
@DavidKrebsisplaying 2 года назад
Ein Spitzen-Orchester, würde ich sagen. Perfekter Klang! Der Chor entsprechend.
@margaritagandia1124
@margaritagandia1124 2 года назад
Una magnífica obra y bella orquesta con un coro que acompaña y destella. En general un deleite para el alma!!!
@sergiorosticucci3559
@sergiorosticucci3559 Год назад
@@margaritagandia1124 Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
@h0pesfall
@h0pesfall Год назад
@@sergiorosticucci3559 Bbbbbbbbbbbbbb
@frankchentaiwan
@frankchentaiwan Год назад
@@margaritagandia1124 覺得ㄓㄐㄔㄐㄑㄓㄐ˙ㄚㄐ
@marciathehooligan9967
@marciathehooligan9967 Год назад
👍
@KatieJ1958
@KatieJ1958 3 года назад
When I was 14 or 15 years old, we had a summer youth choir at our little church in Hickman Mills, a suburb of Kansas City, MO. The director was a college student, home for the summer. We all knew him, he had graduated from our high school just a year or two earlier. He taught us to sing "How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place." He didn't tell us it was hard, so we just learned it and sang it, including the fugue, LOL. I have sung it many times since, in English and German, in various choirs over the years (I'm 84 now). I still don't have to look at the music. Dave Zinman was a classmate at Oberlin. He probably wouldn't remember me, I was in the College, he was in the Conservatory, but I remember him. So glad to see him still working.
@StanGay
@StanGay 3 года назад
I know Hickman Mills - I grew up in North Kansas City a few short years behind you, I'm 76 and recall that awful tornado wiping out much of Hickman Mills, you must have been there then. I moved on to New York by 1968 to pursue career goals and that is where I smacked head-on in the music scene and came to love Brahms especially his Requiem which has by now become my one most cherished music work.
@franzjohnston
@franzjohnston 3 года назад
What a lovely memory! Thanks for sharing. I have been a professional pianist all my life, playing and teaching. It's so lovely to hear from students that remember your work with them. At 67, my music is still my lifeblood.....and always will be!
@amadeusforever1
@amadeusforever1 2 года назад
Et les voix de soprani et tenori sont exceptionnelles de pureté, et de justesse, je suis aux anges !!!!
@marybethfischer6731
@marybethfischer6731 Месяц назад
I just sang this in Bethlehem Pennsylvania USA under the direction of Steven Sametz his last concert . He created a community choir and we sang it as his sending off into his retirement. The performance is so much more than a Performance. It is a communion of hearts and souls of everyone on the stage lead by Doc Sametz who makes it happen. I look forward to doing this again someday.
@markedgar84
@markedgar84 28 дней назад
I attended the concert at Lehigh University and enjoyed it immensely.
@naminea2480
@naminea2480 8 месяцев назад
Göttlich ! Mögen sich alle Menschen wieder erinnern an das wahre Göttliche 🫶
@jingweiyu3568
@jingweiyu3568 3 года назад
I firmly believe the very, very best camera crew for classical music is in Frankfurt.
@todundmaiden
@todundmaiden Месяц назад
I think so too. Very impressive filming.
@Dionysus_333
@Dionysus_333 Месяц назад
Indeed
@MsGabi63
@MsGabi63 2 месяца назад
Last night, our choir sang this wonderful music in Exeter, UK.... So so gorgeous.... Heavenly.... 🥹
@CeliaaRA
@CeliaaRA 3 месяца назад
Tolles Stück, sehr schön dirigiert und gespielt und richtig gut Produziert! Auch ein großes Lob an Christiane Karg, wunderschön! Danke!
@stephenmessick865
@stephenmessick865 4 года назад
Here I am, back to listen to this again.
@stephenmessick865
@stephenmessick865 4 года назад
and again!!!
@cristianequiteria773
@cristianequiteria773 3 года назад
@@stephenmessick865 and again.
@Mormon_underwear
@Mormon_underwear 3 года назад
@@cristianequiteria773 Go the distance.
@cristianequiteria773
@cristianequiteria773 3 года назад
@@Mormon_underwear.... and spaces between us...
@margaretlavender9647
@margaretlavender9647 3 года назад
Me too!
@sofiecruz1247
@sofiecruz1247 Год назад
If only I could like this infinitely many times!! Sublime music, sublimely performed by my favourite orchestra
@heiner4224
@heiner4224 Год назад
Super Orchester, beeindruckender Chor, schöne Solostimmen, ganz große Leistung des Dirigenten, für mich ein besonders schönes Erlebnis.
@jacquelineratoarinoro4239
@jacquelineratoarinoro4239 7 месяцев назад
Merveilleux, sublime plus je l'écoute et plus je l'aime ❤ merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo
@EduardQualls
@EduardQualls Год назад
How many listeners, I wonder, notice that the wonderfully deep, somber timbre of the opening movement comes from the fact that the violins-all the violins-are silent, as if mourning, throughout that one part. Then, their brighter, a bit drier, tones yield the higher voices of the second movement, particularly starting with the phrase, "Das Gras ist verdorret und die Blume abgefallen. So seid nun geduldig, lieben Brüder..." _The grass is withered and the flower fallen away. Therefore, be patient, dear brethren..._
@christophlieding734
@christophlieding734 Год назад
When I read "All flesh is grass" immediately I think of the terrible war going on next door and all the suffering of pretty much everybody at this time the world lives in. I dont understand how we as humans do something like what they are doing right now in the war. On the other hand when I read comments here and other you tube music. Their is something deeper in all of us. What unites as in a loving and peaceful way. Maybe I dont trust in God enough or maybe their is no God. But their is good and evil.
@radiotelegram
@radiotelegram 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for pointing that out, very interesting. I have heard this a hundred times without noting the artefact.
@celioperc1
@celioperc1 6 месяцев назад
This music is just fantastic! So wonderfully played and directed! I thank this channel so much for this and for having a chance to listen music without terrible interruptions from advertising! My deep gratitude!!!
@watutman
@watutman 6 месяцев назад
You are so right, it's great that there are no ads in it.
@user-hy6hn2qi5b
@user-hy6hn2qi5b День назад
Sublime ! ich habe keine worte für diesen preformance !
@rosalindhopesreece
@rosalindhopesreece 3 года назад
This brings back so many memories. I had the wonderful opportunity to sing this with the Texas All-State Choir way back in 1989. Masterpieces never cease touching our hearts no matter how much time passes.
@TheVillageCarolers
@TheVillageCarolers 3 года назад
I so barely missed being in that choir. Unfortunately our idiot teacher warmed us up at the State level auditions after the cuts were posted and our entire school was disqualified. I am so envious you got to sing in that concert. I had a recording of it (I graduated in 1989) and listened to it for several years. It was excellent, and you should be proud of the beautiful job you all did. Fortunately, I got to sing it as a member of the Westminster Choir a few years later. It's an astonishingly beautiful work of art.
@stanleysack7806
@stanleysack7806 2 года назад
...and I played flute in our college orchestra when we did it. Fond memories.
@helenready1310
@helenready1310 Год назад
@@TheVillageCarolers oh shit. that's terrible.
@philliprios8447
@philliprios8447 2 месяца назад
I played this piece in concert the day after I found out a friend of mine from a community band had passed away. The text and music was extremely moving for me that day. Sublime playing, thank you for sharing.
@raytregoning5254
@raytregoning5254 2 года назад
I really think this choir is the most balanced and well rehearsed of any I have heard ding thi
@raytregoning5254
@raytregoning5254 2 года назад
I think this choir is the most balanced and well rehearsed of any I have heard singing this beautiful work. Excellent !
@f.r.6835
@f.r.6835 7 месяцев назад
I AGREE
@watutman
@watutman 2 месяца назад
For once the tenors are loud enough. I still think the sopranos are a bit too loud, drowning out some gorgeous strings in parts. Could be mic placement and mixing.
@rosafernandezprellezo5921
@rosafernandezprellezo5921 Год назад
Mir gehen die Worte aus, nur: Herrlich, glänzend, prächtig, erhaben...
@timothysimpson-inspire
@timothysimpson-inspire Год назад
Wow! David Zinman was the conductor of the Rochester Philharmonic while I was at Eastman circa 1984-1986 and we sang a rehearsal with the RPO of the Cosi fan tutte finale of Act 1. A great experience and a very compelling conductor. What an amazing thing to see him here 30+ years later, and to think I sang in the Alte Oper a couple of times as a soloist. What a great hall!
@veronikaeskin
@veronikaeskin 4 месяца назад
Sehr edel und schön aufgeführt! Mir wurde ganz warm ums Herz
@basilisvasileiou434
@basilisvasileiou434 Год назад
Ειναι ενα απο τα δυσκολοτερα ερμηνευτικα εργα και εδω εχουμε μια αριστουργηματικη εκτελεση .Μπραβο.!!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
@annettearena3218
@annettearena3218 19 дней назад
I plan to have the 2nd movement played at my celebration of life which, I hope, is many years from now. This music is simply stunning. So many moods and aspects of the end of life.
@PSchearer
@PSchearer 3 года назад
Although I have no belief in God, gods, an immortal soul, or an afterlife, I have a powerful attraction to requiems. They touch on emotions rarely found in other music, and they often are among the greatest works of the greatest composers, as in this case. I can never listen to "Denn alles Fleisch es ist wie Gras" without tears because loss and consolation are part of the human condition. A wonderful performance and recording all around. It's strange that this is the first time I've ever seen Zinman perform.
@robinblankenship9234
@robinblankenship9234 3 года назад
Brahms was not a believer either. Or, so he said.
@watutman
@watutman 3 года назад
@@robinblankenship9234 A father told his two sons to work in the vineyard. One said Yes, sir, and did not do it. The other said No I will not, but he ultimately did.
@waterkingdavid
@waterkingdavid 3 года назад
I have come to the conclusion that the statement "I believe in God" is pretty much as meaningless as "I don't believe in God". It's kind as if the mind has created a problem its now trying to solve. This is probably not quite correct but when asked about God the Buddha was silent saying that if he said there was one people would follow that and a denial would have a similar response. Your problem he said isn't about whether there is or isn't God. Your problem is that you're suffering (dissatisfied) and want to overcome this. And he then proceeded to say if we look nakedly and honestly at our experience we can find a solution to it. Lecture over and apologies!
@waterkingdavid
@waterkingdavid 3 года назад
@@robinblankenship9234 My guess is he rejected the established position on the matter. Not sure why but I always associate Brahms with Hegel who clearly spoke of spirit but in ways totally different from established religion.
@leopoldomontoya8754
@leopoldomontoya8754 3 года назад
Your sad confession points to the possibility of washing it with your tears before it is too late.
@counselor2005
@counselor2005 7 месяцев назад
Gorgeous, stunning, superbly played and sung.
@susannestechow1009
@susannestechow1009 3 года назад
Ich liebe Brahms`sche Musik, gerade in Zeiten wie diesen, die wir jetzt gerade haben. Corona u. a. Krankheiten, Kriege, Verbrechen... Die Musik ist samt dem TEXT SO TRÖSTEND!
@poetmale
@poetmale Год назад
Another stunning trendsetter from the HR. This performance will stand forever!
@DominikGiesen
@DominikGiesen 4 года назад
Eine der besten Aufnahmen, die man auf RU-vid vom "Brahms-Requiem" findet! Klare Aussprache, großartige Balance auch innerhalb der Chorstimmen, das (meiner Meinung nach) stimmigste Ritardando im VI. Satz, und als Krönung Bismarck als Dirigent ;-) Sehr gelungen, macht Freude beim Hören!
@susannestechow1009
@susannestechow1009 3 года назад
Ich wusste gar nicht, dass es einen Dirigenten namens Bismarck gibt, wie der alte Kanzler im 19. Jh. Aber das war doch David Zinman!
@susannestechow1009
@susannestechow1009 3 года назад
Ich ergänze: ...der das Orchester dirigiert hat.
@marcellotranchina8206
@marcellotranchina8206 Год назад
Totally agree, perfect performance. And Debussy as flute player.
@sanguisbibimus
@sanguisbibimus 4 года назад
Is there music ever created more overflowing with grief than "Denn alles Fleisch es ist wie Gras"? Incredible.
@margaretlavender9647
@margaretlavender9647 3 года назад
In English please if you can?
@sanguisbibimus
@sanguisbibimus 3 года назад
@@margaretlavender9647 “Because all flesh is like grass.”
@margaretlavender9647
@margaretlavender9647 3 года назад
@@sanguisbibimus. Ah yes, thankyou.
@jaygbardo8781
@jaygbardo8781 Год назад
That was marvelous performance. The Choir outstanding....
@alancrabb
@alancrabb 4 года назад
I cannot comment on the musical qualities of these broadcasts (to my shame). However, I marvel at what I perceive to be the magnificent sound engineering, creating a truly immersive experience. Thank you for making these publicly available.
@mr-wx3lv
@mr-wx3lv 4 года назад
It's music making and producing at the highest level.
@timw2498
@timw2498 4 года назад
The orchestra’s ensemble playing has been much better in the last few years. Discipline has been restored.
@rayhornblower9590
@rayhornblower9590 3 года назад
Magnificent performance and work of art!
@benlusk201
@benlusk201 3 года назад
My choir at Nortwestern participated in this with the Chicano Symphony under Bruno Walter . I cannot believe it to this day. I cannot forget his beautiful and gentle face.
@mauriziomatiz1980
@mauriziomatiz1980 3 года назад
Ich liege mit Fieber und Corona im Bett und höre zum wiederholten Male dieses Requiem. Diese Harmonien berühren zu tiefst und eröffnen die Sinne für das Transzendente. Komm, Trost der Welt.
@a.schindler9387
@a.schindler9387 3 года назад
Hoffentlich sind Sie wieder gesund!
@karinlauterbach3157
@karinlauterbach3157 3 года назад
Geht es Ihnen wieder besser?
@brendanoconnell5933
@brendanoconnell5933 3 года назад
I sang this in the Fleishmann Choir in Cork, Ireland about 15 years ago or more and I know every line. It's so beautiful and is almost unworldly. For me its the nearest thing to heavenly music I will hear on earth. The final movement is redolent of the ascent at the end. I am forever grateful to the wonderful Dr. Geoffrey Spratt for introducing the Requiem to the choir. I missed the opportunity to sing it again in 2018. Lucky choir. This particular version is one of the most perfect renditions I have heard. Very well done to the Orchestra, Choir and the man who makes it all happen, the conductor. The work that goes into a performance like this is immense.
@Pavamingo
@Pavamingo 3 года назад
Did you join the choir in travelling to Cologne in 2013 to perform Tippett's "A child of our Time"? That concert was my debut in the Cologne Philharmonic Hall - I was the "narrator"...
@mariajosealvarez1180
@mariajosealvarez1180 4 месяца назад
Bravo bravo bravooooo, todos maravillosos, GRACIAS.
@m27931
@m27931 3 года назад
This is the most elegant group of people I have ever seen in one place
@randowgero9571
@randowgero9571 3 года назад
eine fantastische Aufnahme: durch die großartige Kameraführung und den tollen Schnitt kommen nicht nur die Musikliebhaber auf ihre Kosten. Man lernt jedes Mitglied des Chors und Orchesters im Detail kennen und genießt die hingebungsvolle Arbeit dieses begnadeten Dirigenten. Brahms war mir bis dato immer als allzu "schwerer" Komponist in Erinnerung - hier kommt er mit einer Leichtigkeit rüber, die mich sogar an Mozart erinnert...
@birdylove24
@birdylove24 Год назад
Das haben Sie wirklich schön gesagt! 🙂 Und welche Kunst, ein Stück über Trauer und Tod so zu schreiben, dass es auch Trost und eine gewisse Leichtigkeit trotz der Traurigkeit vermittelt, was für ein wunderbarer und einfühlsamer Komponist Brahms doch war! Wenn ich daran denke, dass ich als junger Mensch Brahms langweilig fand... 🙊 Mein armer Musiklehrer bekam fast einen Herzinfarkt, als ich ihm das damals meinte mitteilen zu müssen...🙈 Aber es ist einer der Vorzüge des Älterwerdens, dass man inzwischen Dinge gelernt hat und aus einer anderen Perspektive betrachten kann, und inzwischen habe ich beim Hören dieses Meisterwerkes schon so oft Tränen vergossen, dass mein wirklich hochgeschätzter Musiklehrer bestimmt wieder beruhigt wäre! ☺️
@Zurvanox
@Zurvanox 10 месяцев назад
Die Chormusik von ihm kann sehr schön sein
@charlessawyer6123
@charlessawyer6123 Год назад
I will perform in this for the tenth time 9 weeks from this writing. This will by my swan song at 85 years old. It gives me deep peace to sing it, especially the 4th movement.
@urmorph
@urmorph Год назад
Enjoy it. And reflect on the many who never had the experience of singing with a good choir. Music will never die as long as humans have functional ears. And I hope that includes resurrected ones.
@estherbreslau6075
@estherbreslau6075 Год назад
@@urmorph I envy you still being able to sing at 85. I am also 85, but I ruined my voice by, unknowingly, starting to sing whenever I felt the desire. It never occurred to me to warm up first.
@estherbreslau6075
@estherbreslau6075 Год назад
the above reply should go to Charles Sawyer
@user-iw5wr3lj4h
@user-iw5wr3lj4h 8 месяцев назад
Almost 3 years ago my trophy wife from the Pacific Islands passed from covid in my hometown in IN. Sold our home and now live in shadow of Diamond Head, Honolulu, where she looks down on me from a heavenly Paradise, and guides my life. This requiem touches my soul
@soumyas6160
@soumyas6160 2 года назад
At first I thought it was too slow but almost immediately I was pulled into it and felt the deep beauty of each note so carefully placed. It reached into the very depths of my heart. This is the most beautiful rendition of the most beautiful requiem. I have so many things to do right now and I cannot leave this.
@kidmarine7329
@kidmarine7329 Год назад
I agree.
@CynthiaKlaassen
@CynthiaKlaassen Год назад
What a fabulous performance - the best one I've been able to track down on RU-vid so far. I'll be singing this once again at the end of March. One of my all time favourite pieces, and it has been since I first heard it as a child.
@target9972
@target9972 2 года назад
Was auch für eine brillante Aufnahme - filmisch, die Farben, wow ... sehr beeindruckende Kameraführung.
@heinz-dieterhopfner8406
@heinz-dieterhopfner8406 3 года назад
Ich höre dieses Werk schon zum xten Mal und bin immer wieder gerührt.
@LeonardoDelvento-tk1bd
@LeonardoDelvento-tk1bd 2 месяца назад
I'm a baritone and this will be our next concert with the choir I sing with, on April 20 in Florence. I'm so exited
@tomasaguirre.l
@tomasaguirre.l 2 месяца назад
😍💪🏼
@wendula1666
@wendula1666 Год назад
Eine unglaublich beeindruckende Aufführung. Der Chor ist großartig und stimmgewaltig. Das Orchester ist für mich faszinierend. Das disziplinierte Zusammenspiel zwischen Chor, Orchester, Solisten und Dirigent mit einer so großen Aufmerksamkeit ist einer der besten Werte und Fähigkeiten, die für mich in Deutschland zu finden sind. Die Kameraführung macht das Video sehr lebendig. Vielen Dank
@gabrielgirard9796
@gabrielgirard9796 2 года назад
Du pur bonheur, surtout en ces temps incertains, ça fait vraiment du bien
@bemagnetic224
@bemagnetic224 Год назад
Framchement 😔
@ausbavaria5661
@ausbavaria5661 3 года назад
Zuerst habe ich gedacht: mit Krückstock, oh je! Beim Hören allerdings wünschte ich mir immer mehr, dieses Werk wenigstens einmal auch unter Zinman mitsingen zu dürfen. Ein großartiger Musikgestalter!
@Briu1970
@Briu1970 4 года назад
I 0:44 Selig sind, die da Leid tragen II 12:05 Denn alles Fleisch es ist wie Gras III 27:08 Herr, lehre doch mich IV 37:06 Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen V 42:36 Ihr habt nun Traurigkeit VI 49:29 Denn wir haben hie keine bleibende Statt VII 1:00:49 Selig sind die Toten, die in dem Herren sterben
@baldwinangel1218
@baldwinangel1218 2 года назад
Thank you!
@margaretlavender9647
@margaretlavender9647 2 года назад
How lovely are your ‘apartments’ Google??!! I think ‘dwelling places’ in this Requiem and the Bible cannot translate to ‘apartments’!! ‘Homes’ might be a bit better.
@antonsmid4362
@antonsmid4362 2 года назад
@@margaretlavender9647 How amiable are they tabernacles - from the King James Bible
@Bob31415
@Bob31415 2 года назад
Thank you so much!
@vanbrabant6791
@vanbrabant6791 2 года назад
Danke aus Flandern
@bma1955alimarber
@bma1955alimarber 2 года назад
Yes, I am listening to this while at home under the health crisis- covid19- which has affected my brother in law and my two nephews, and i have lost my father in law just today! . How appropriate this requiem! thank you very much for posting this video
@nicolettebramley4163
@nicolettebramley4163 2 года назад
I am very sorry for your family losses as I am sure many others would be. How devestating for your family. May you be comforted deeply.
@bma1955alimarber
@bma1955alimarber 2 года назад
@@nicolettebramley4163 thank you very much dear Nicolette Bramley for you compassion
@mars7054
@mars7054 Год назад
My tears are with you
@johnmckenzie5471
@johnmckenzie5471 Год назад
🙏❤️😪
@raymondbrowning762
@raymondbrowning762 2 года назад
wonderful, how much we miss being able to watch these in person, sometime.
@za8231
@za8231 2 года назад
I've only lived for 20 years and this is the most fascinating music in my life. I was impressed. Dankeschön!
@scapedebate3730
@scapedebate3730 2 года назад
Bitteschön mein Herr oder meine Dame!
@helenaklitz227
@helenaklitz227 Год назад
The standing ovation was deservedly to the chorus in the first place.
@paulargier
@paulargier Год назад
Arguably the most beautiful piece of choral music ever. I was fortunate enough to sing this on stage with a full orchestra earlier this year after only nine rehearsals, first time in 22 years singing in a choir. This performance by these incredible musicians of Frankfurt were indispensable to my learning of the music and diction. God bless this piece and all those that perform it 💚
@markbratcher9095
@markbratcher9095 2 года назад
Oh my, what a beautifully stunning performance. From the start to the end I could not turn away. The choir, soloists, and orchestra working so well together and so expressive. Bravo, maestro, soloists, and all of the musicians! Their sounds will resonate in my mind and heart for some time to come...
@staffanolofsson8201
@staffanolofsson8201 4 года назад
Tonight (17 november) I listened to this at Umeå City Church, Sweden. No offence, they did their best, and that is good enough. But back at home I listen to this, and I understand why it sometimes is better to listen to RU-vid. This uptaking makes the difference. In my headphones this sounds exquisite.
@staffanolofsson8201
@staffanolofsson8201 4 года назад
P.S. Sennheiser Momentum, not at all the most expensive headphones you can by. D.S.
@todd3386
@todd3386 2 года назад
I have listened to this version of the Brahms Requiem so many times over the last year. I lost a brother on 12/30/20 and have listened to a few requiems. Thought the Verdi or Faure Requiems were my favorite, but must say that this one tops all.
@klarahulsmann3502
@klarahulsmann3502 Год назад
Was für eine begnadete Darbietung -in jeglicher Tiefe und den kleinsten Details. Seelennahrung. DANKE an Alle Beteiligten.
@johnrusso2962
@johnrusso2962 3 года назад
As a retired opera and choral Singer, amateur and then professional, singing this piece, it was nothing short of heaven! John - Mario Russo of City Opera, NYGO, etc.
@hellogoodbye637
@hellogoodbye637 3 года назад
This choir did an absolutely incredible job. With big choirs, a bunch of people doing excessive vibrato can make it sound awful. But this choir had a nice clear tone, perfect blend , and overall a wonderful job
@Gottenhimfella
@Gottenhimfella 2 года назад
I agree this performance is exceptionally clear - normally I don't enjoy (in particular) Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen with orchestral backing because my first exposure to it was with the organ transcription as used in the C of E tradition, and the clarity of a well registered, well played organ part is not achievable by an orchestra. I think your point illuminates for my why that piece in particular works so well with boy sopranos, who are not taught to wobble. Despite their relatively naive interpretation and (usually) inferior musical judgement, I personally think they tend to make a better job. This performance, however, comes a close second, both in the singing and in the instrumental accompaniment.
@gangflow9139
@gangflow9139 Год назад
@@Gottenhimfella nobody is ever taught to wobble. Singers learn how to acquire a well-balanced voice with a proper breath control, and vibrato is a natural sign of success. Chorus with vibrato struggle more to achieve a good blending, but when they succeed the result is way richer. And these folks here definitely vibrate
@Gottenhimfella
@Gottenhimfella Год назад
@@gangflow9139 says "nobody is ever taught to wobble" . Hmmm ... I am always being reminded never to use the words "always" and "never" when trying to make a point.
@gangflow9139
@gangflow9139 Год назад
@@Gottenhimfella I am pretty sure you see the point here. Anyone can come across a bad singing teacher, but those who do so don’t end up singing in such a good choir
@olaflieser3812
@olaflieser3812 Год назад
The "Rundfunkchöre" are among the best choirs in this country. "Rundfunk" is the public broadcasting stations (TV and radio) and a place in one of those choirs is very coveted. They can afford to only take the truly best singers, those that fit in their mold of how choral voices should sound. They do a lot of recordings as well (as "Rundfunk" would suggest) and just sing wonderfully.
@michele3414
@michele3414 2 месяца назад
Sang this beautiful work with the SUNY Fredonia Festival Chorus the Spring semester of Freshman year. An 18 year old from a rural area of Central New York at the time, it was an overwhelmingly beautiful experience.
@wb5267
@wb5267 Месяц назад
Its not about you dear.
@jackylen57
@jackylen57 4 года назад
Ce Requiem est très émouvant d'autant plus que cette interprétation est somptueuse !!!! De tout coeur Merci !!!
@mateuspereira9288
@mateuspereira9288 4 года назад
Si vous êtes intéressé, j'ai publié la partition à lire ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZXDR4UpUC4o.html
@markustammer4719
@markustammer4719 Год назад
Herzlichen Dank an jede/-n Mitwirkende/-n dieser grandiosen Aufführung! Sie berührt mich von allen gehörten bzw. gesehenen RU-vid-Versionen am meisten! Die Darbietung ist so ausgewogen, ausdrucksstark und präzise, dass es sich für mich einfach überwältigend anfühlt, Musik intravenös! Mehr geht nicht! Ich habe dieses Werk selbst mitgesungen und behaupte, dass man emotional und spirituell nicht mehr derselbe Mensch ist wie vorher. Es kommen Dimensionen der Spiritualität, der Betrachtung, des Erlebens und der Verarbeitung hinzu, die ich als wertvolleres Geschenk bewahre als jeden materiellen Reichtum dieser Welt.
@andresvaldebenito-fn4no
@andresvaldebenito-fn4no 7 месяцев назад
Este Réquiem del gran compositor Brams me llena el alma,lo amo lo cante cuando estaba en el coro de la Universidad de Chile hermoso
@levyh12
@levyh12 19 дней назад
Simply wonderful, this is, in my opinion, the best performance of the German Requiam ever.. What a great orchestra, what great soloists, what a choir, simply one of the best in the world, and of course who but the great conductor ... and of course to the composer of the piece Brahms who wrote a genius piece.
@johnmitchell4838
@johnmitchell4838 2 года назад
It's the first time I've heard the first movement played quite so slowly and yet it gives such a feeling of eternity that I was totally sold on the idea. Just a wonderful performance.
@raymondswadley6339
@raymondswadley6339 4 года назад
Beautifully done! This conductor is right up there with Abado, Solti, all the old school greats. Touched my soul!
@adelincatinean4784
@adelincatinean4784 3 года назад
Solti?? 🙄
@klassischekirchenlieder8909
Ich Liebe das Lied Wunderschön Gott segne uns alle
@themoose70
@themoose70 10 дней назад
Always gives me chills! What a gift Brahms is to the world!
@phumlilemfukuli8708
@phumlilemfukuli8708 2 года назад
This is one of thee most beautiful pieces of music ever written. 👌👌.
@shin-i-chikozima
@shin-i-chikozima Год назад
This is comfortable to the ear and to the mind, and will quench and moisturize the dryness o the soul Listening to Brahms, worries of the mundane world disappear
@annetteheintzenberg5623
@annetteheintzenberg5623 3 месяца назад
Vielen herzlichen Dank!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@Chesterton7
@Chesterton7 3 года назад
My favorite forever. This is the version you want, folks.
@fenestrapain
@fenestrapain 3 года назад
Agreed! And I was in the University of California performance that currently has 1.2M views. This one is far superior!
@kidmarine7329
@kidmarine7329 Год назад
David Zinman is one of my all time favorite conductors. What a talent and an ear he had.
@maddiesoprano
@maddiesoprano 7 месяцев назад
Proud to say that we will sing this beautiful symphony in Argentina in November. Wir sind stolz, sagen zu können, dass wir diese wunderschöne Symphonie im November in Argentinien singen werden.
@guidonigg4243
@guidonigg4243 Месяц назад
Wir sind mit dem Studienchor Leimental am üben und werden von dieser schönen Interpretation zu einer schönen Aufführung im Herbst in Zürich und Basel inspiriert.
@YosefBaskin
@YosefBaskin Месяц назад
This is a great rendition. Brahms is masterful in the operatic sweep and the lush melodies throughout. The soprano is ideal --- could not have been sweeter, more delicate, or more lyrical. Expressive musically with understated stage presence.
@shin-i-chikozima
@shin-i-chikozima Год назад
Indescribable sorrow Indescribable comfort Indescribable beauty Indescribable feeling and something indescribable
@bondjames417
@bondjames417 3 года назад
最高です、癒されます。
@andreagordon4841
@andreagordon4841 4 месяца назад
A fantastic performance
@Disappointed739
@Disappointed739 Год назад
Finally I have found a choir where I can hear the altos, and an orchestra where I can pick out the violas and harps! Your devotion to blending and joint expression is very, very wonderful, and very refreshing. Dynamics are instructive every measure, as is the rock solid pitch. No one is fighting for dominance, a rare quality indeed. Many, many thanks!
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