Tracklist: 00:00:00 Mahler: Symphony No. 5: IV. Adagietto (Junge Deutsche Philharmonie & Rudolph Barshai) 00:08:16 Bruckner: Symphony No. 5 in B-Flat Major, WAB 105: II. Adagio. Sehr langsam (Ed. Nowak) (Rundfunk-Sinfonie Orchester Berlin & Heinz Rögner) 00:23:00 Dvorák: Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, Op. 95, B. 178: II. Largo (Staatskapelle Berlin & Otmar Suitner) 00:34:25 Bruckner: Symphony No. 6 in A Major, WAB 106: II. Adagio. Sehr feierlich (Ed. Nowak) (Rundfunk-Sinfonie Orchester Berlin & Heinz Rögner) 00:50:08 Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125 "Choral": III. Adagio molto e cantabile - Andante moderato - Tempo i - Andante moderato - Adagio - lo stesso tempo (Staatskapelle Dresden, Herbert Blomsted, Rundfunkchor Leipzig, Helena Döse, Marga Schiml, Peter Schreier & Theo Adam) 01:06:32 Bruckner: Symphony No. 7 in E Major, WAB 107: II. Adagio. Sehr feierlich und sehr langsam (Ed. Haas) (Rundfunk-Sinfonie Orchester Berlin & Heinz Rögner) 01:25:26 Bruckner: Symphony No. 8 in C Minor, WAB 108: III. Adagio. Feierlich langsam, doch nicht schleppend (1877, 90 version, Ed. Haas) (Rundfunk-Sinfonie Orchester Berlin & Heinz Rögner) 01:51:48 Brahms: Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Op. 73: II. Adagio non troppo (Radio Filharmonisch Orkest Holland & Jaap van Zweden) 02:01:40 Bruckner: Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, WAB 109: III. Adagio. Langsam, feierlich (Ed. Nowak) (Rundfunk-Sinfonie Orchester Berlin & Heinz Rögner) 02:23:07 Dvorák: Symphony No. 8 in G Major, Op. 88, B. 163: II. Adagio (Staatskapelle Berlin & Otmar Suitner) 02:33:08 Mahler: Symphony No. 10: I. Adagio (Junge Deutsche Philharmonie & Rudolph Barshai)
I treated myself to RU-vid Premium and it makes me happier than I could have imagined. Having classical playlists is wonderful. Whoever is doing those playlists: Thank you a 1000 times. You added a big chunk of quality to my life ❤
Think I have said it before somewhere, but will say it again.. Thank God for RU-vid and all you wonderful people who put this music together . CHEERS .
Each adagio has its gorgeous melody that seems to recur over and over, with various styles. As I compare them, I interpret them as a 'fight to get its aim. Each to me seems to be a 'fight' for the same ultimate aim, to get to its own mighty crescendo, constantly 'falling back' with beautiful intricate melodies, until his 'gaol" is achieved. I have an ultimate favourite, and that is the 7th. It takes time to reach that aim, and the beautiful Harps become stronger and stronger, perfectly echoing their way up, stronger and stronger, standing out in such a harmonious haunting manner. When we move onto the 7th. I think "here we go"! David 😢
Bom dia. Parabéns pela seleção de tão belos adágios e belas paisagens. Obrigado por compartilhar. Fraternal abraço. Arnaldo Itaúna - Minas Gerais - Brasil
Excellent and beautiful music that touch my ❤! The classical music develop the intelligence and is a reborn for the soul! Thanks The publicity is a inconvenient because cuts concentration and if you can remedy this discomfort I would be very grateful! Thanks
Scusatemi.....ma questo meraviglioso brano.....Maestro Morricone quante volte lo avrà ascoltato e riascoltato.......mi ricorda tantissimo lui...o evidentemente maestro Morricone ricorda molto questo adagietto..
Que belleza se siente con la Harmonía entre la divinidad de la música y las escenas visuales presentadas. Mi cuerpo se siente como debajo de una cascada de agua suave y refrescante y siento su pasar a través de mi cuero ante ciertas combinaciones a mis sentidos audiovisual. Amo tu sensibilidad y agradezco tu abundante y completo regalo. Me nutre al silencio de total apreciación y agradecimiento, compartir en un toque divino. Gracias infinitas por este precioso inolvidable momento. Que Dios te mantenga en su Gracia eternamente por tu contribución al bienestar de tus familia humana. Amen♥️
This is by far and away the most excellently chosen compilation of orchestral adagios available on RU-vid. It must be reserved for the most special occasions of need for tranquility and peace. I do not look at the pictures, but turn my table lamp down, and let the blessed music simply wash away the impurities of the day's strife and difficulties. This is brilliantly thought out and brilliantly presented. Thank you so much for this treasure.
Un lavoro di ricerca musicale e perfezione grafica straordinario; a Brilliant Classics, al cui canale sono fiero di essere iscritto da tempo, i più sentiti ringraziementi. Musica eterna, immagini incredibilmente belle.
Much of the Bruckner is so beautiful, and when coupled with the pictures you have, it almost makes me wistfully want to cry. Bravo, and many thanks for posting this!!
I love your Adagios albums. I'd love to see a collection of Ralph Vaughan Williams adagios. There is a long list of great ones, some very well known, others not so well known, in part because some of his compositions have only recently seen the light of day. They are in all types of his compositions - symphonies, his piano concerto, the cello version of his tuba concerto, and many other pieces. Most labels record about 10 of his most famous works - we don't need those duplicates.
These choices are all wonderful. Dvorak seems to be the odd man out in this list. I also very much like the Nimrod variation from Elgar's Enigma Variations. It is really hard to choose, the list of gorgeous Adagios is endless. Thank you for posting this..... Great work, as always!!!
A earthly as well as divine soul have been put into an enchanting song as a single note yet all delicate notes are touched within the returning hearts of lightness - thank you kindly & sincere Ivashko Medvedko🙏🏼👨💻👼🤸♂️🚵♂️😊💙💎❤☔☀️✨✌🌈❣🤗
Ich höre es/sie heute wieder...ich will Weite spüren, weil ich sie gerade nicht sehen kann, wie einst in Australien 2016...so eine tolle kontinentale Erfahrung! Vielleicht ist sie aber genau in dieser Musik...irgendwie fesselt mich dieser Gedanke...
Empieza esta selección con el famoso adagietto de Mahler que se hizo famoso principalmente por la película "Muerte en Venecia" (1971) de Luchino Visconti.
@@carlosvenegas2186 Sí. Ya sé a cuál te referías. Al que todo el mundo conoce como el Adagio de Albinoni, pero que en realidad es de Remo Gazziotto. Coincido con lo que tú dices.
Sus videos me encantan!!! Mostrar la naturaleza y ser rechazada visualmente podria ser demencia...Debe haber sido un movimiento involuntario de mi parte Que pudo ser interpretado como un rechazo ... NO suspenderlos por favor.
You are missing some amazing Adagios from Jean Sibelius... the first, second, third and fifth symphonies second movements are amazing... But thanks for these. Wonderful music to relax with.
@@gamingmusicandjokesandabit1240 Use the "loop" function by right-clicking on the "cog-wheel" symbol and the entire collection will repeat perpetually into eternity.
@@gamingmusicandjokesandabit1240 In that case, your sense of humour is more profound and nuanced than I first supposed. Incidentally, I feel Samuel Barber ripped off Mahler's V (iv) in 'Platoon' 's Adagio for Strings.
With all due respect to the masterpieces in this list, Beethoven's 9th symphony should never be cut into pieces and put in a playlist. It's like cutting off one of David's arms and arranging it next to some sausages.
Bruckner's adagios are broad in scope and achingly soul-searching and totally incomparable with any other ones from any other composer. Unique, majestic, and introspective and above all lyrical. By contrast, Mahler's adagios are meandering and instantly forgettable. I can hum Bruckner's adagios all day. The themes are easily recallable. Try doing that with Mahler. You will be stumped. Bruckner is the greatest symphonist only after Beethoven.
Sorting out music quality solely based on your humming capacities speaks more about your limited and precarious musical approach than about Mahler's music itself.
Bruckner's greatest adagios are of the 7th and 8th symphonies. The others don't really match up to these - Bruckner matured as composer only in late middle age, unfortunately. Had he lived another ten years he could have created more masterpieces. You can't deny that Mahler's Adagietto from the 5th symphony is delightful but I agree that his other slow movements are not of that quality. I don't agree that Bruckner is the greatest symphonist after Beethoven, I would say Brahms deserves that accolade; Bruckner's symphonies are more like symphonic poems.
You're trying to talk about adagios with the same criteria as modern songs. An adagio is not a song to hum in the shower. In any case, try to listen to the last movement of Mahler's third symphony, you'll see that you will change your mind
What a rude interruption! The ads should match the mood or quality of the music. I choose to listen to orchestral adagio sad I’m going to sleep but all of a sudden there are the jarring sounds of loud jazz piano...very startling and most unwelcome.
...much beauty here, all by musical titans, but a little too circumscribed and obsessed with the late 19th century , and, although oriented to the large orchestra, too little Beethoven or Dvorak, and no Khachaturian, or any non-German-speaking composers...
