Mozart: Symphony No. 35 “Haffner” / Petrenko · Berliner Philharmoniker 

Yeah so many interpretations lack big timpani strokes. Like come on, they sound so good. Thank God we have conductors like Petrenko (both Petrenko's actually) or Mackerras (RIP)

Try Yannick Nezet-Seguin, too... Or Gardiner. But yeah, Petrenko is amazing as every note makes sense.

you are right!

No other recording I’ve heard has such a prominent timpani in that initial outburst in the finale. It certainly works really well in context!

Petrenko

sabían que mozart cura las personas y animales

A. This symphony does not sound like Haydn, only a clueless about Mozart or Haydn would think so. B. "I have mixed feeilings about this one" Believe me your majesty, no one cares about your mix feelings. The differnece is that Petrenko is conducting the BP and you are writing an idiotic opinion on UT.

@@prager5046 My god the irony.. haha! You call someone else out on writing an idiotic comment on youtube? Take a good look at yourself pal! People are completly entitled to their own opinions, and if you don’t accept other people’s views on music, then you are the short sighted one, as i have seen you comment on others comments. Quite frankly, it is disgusting the way you say that somebody is ”clueless” for interpreting this symphony as energetic. Music is subjective and free, and if you don’t think so, then i must respectfully consider you short-sighted and clueless. Get a life, be more open to others, and learn simple manners - and i think the result will be benificial to you. You will not only succeed in your own dreams, you will also be more respected and cunning in music and - most important of all- life. Respectfully,

Would it kill you to pay to hear it on their website? That's how the orchestra makes the money it pays the musicians you love so much. And that's how the musicians put food on the table and a roof over their heads.

Pahud

Nico Basconcel you're luky)

Channeling Lenny.I don't think so my friend.Petrenko is on a different level.

'When providing his father, Leopold, with performance instructions for the "Presto", his advice was that this movement should be played "as fast as possible"...' (See Wikipedia) Your majesty, Go and educate yourself before you post ...playing 'too fast' has been always the opinion of narrow minded, conservative ones, who are affraid from anything new ...

@@prager5046 you are such a jerk-off lol

It has!

Hes from Munich Opera

I think his name is Giorgi Gvantseladze

Thanks

not unusual too actually

Every symphony of Mozart hast timpany.

because it is presto...

"It is tío fast , I can not enjoy the music"...who cares ...

No your majesty, you are just slow.... "When providing his father, Leopold, with performance instructions for the "Presto", his advice was that this movement should be played "as fast as possible".[23]" see Wikipedia" Haffner symphony

Willi Hansen I agree, maybe he is trying to be the Usain Bolt of music. Violins play fine but can't go together. Timpani is so loud that is disrupting. Poor Berliner! I prefer the Haitink video. Fast pace and timpani present, but also music and Mozart.

I agree

Tempo is perfect for my taste.

@@albertoservente9089 Alberto, it is time for you to enter the nursing home...you sound so old...

@@prager5046 thanks Prager504, I'm thinking about it. 😷🥴

De acuerdo!!

You can be 100% sure that any conductor of Petrenko's level has memorized the complete score before even the first rehearsal. Whether to use a score or not is a matter of taste that you can of course disagree with.

Ph W posted the identical comment on Petrenko's Tchaikovsky 6th video. Mindless troll, maybe?

Ph W

Drew Barnard of course the same Problem, this no interpretaton

Tom Hase this is standard repertoire, if he know it, for what he need the score? it's always better for music to conduct whitout score, like Rattle,Abbado,Karajan