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«Hello hell! How about that?» 😂😂😂 Когда я услышал, эту музыку, я убиделся в этом)))

6TH TRAGISHE GUSTAV MAHLER S.

Traduzione italiano grazie mille.

Traduzione italiano grazie mille.

To think that all those sounds were put into a GameBoy years later. I wish I could understand how it worked to make my own…

Boris Belkin on violin

This is much better and livelier ruclips.net/video/zn5bhJ5YX6U/видео.htmlsi=xrszR0K7yiGWRg1e

I love Westminster Choir !

I love to hear him talk about music. I have been watching him most of my life.

Anyone know girl in red shirts Instagram or is she like 73 now? 😑

I did not understand a single thing that he said. But at the same time I understood everything that he meant.

🤍🤍🤍

Lenny was a handsome man ❤

It‘s heavenly and so beautiful. Lenny, thank you so much, for so much Inspiration.

It was the bit played in Wish you were song by Pink Flyod at the beginning right before the guitar starts

I feel the Bern!❤😊♋✌

Amazing music and fantastic Maestro !

yes!!!

Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 9, IV Adagio is like a grand finale fireworks display! Imagine a gentle breeze on a summer day, carrying the whispers of loved ones from afar. The music begins with a soft, soothing melody, like a lullaby, played by the violins. As the Adagio unfolds, the orchestra joins in, layer by layer, like a masterful painting. The sound swells, like a wave gently crashing on the shore, with each instrument adding its unique color and texture. The music reaches a crescendo, like a burst of fireworks illuminating the sky! It's a celebration of life, love, and the beauty of the world. But, like the fleeting nature of fireworks, the music slowly fades away, leaving behind a sense of wonder and awe. Mahler's Symphony No. 9, IV Adagio is a masterpiece that will leave you breathless and yearning for more! So, sit back, close your eyes, and let the music transport you to a world of beauty and magic!

We are home in F-major indeed.

É muuuuito intenso. Sensacional.

Bernstein was in love...love is blind.

this masterpiece has been a year but this always sound cool ngl

Im commenting 7 years later to say this is my favorite cover of this song

This piece MUST be seen live

Extraordinaire !

Members of the orchestra: We are all going to be unemployed.

Alas, this cuts off at 2:00. What became of the remaining 3:58?

Mahler 6th!!! it's the hand of fate knocking at your door!!

0:15 Rachmaninov??

This isn't the barbican theatre; it's the concert hall!

to witness this in actual is one of my greatest dream

Touching portrait of an obviously remarkable woman. Thanks for sharing this.

Wonderful, touching reminiscence of a complex and talented artist. Thank you for posting this.

Glad that lighter didn't work. Hopefully it added a few more moments to their lives. Nice interview. Use to watch Ed and his Person to Person show as a youngster, but I must have missed this one. Thanks for posting.

Geez...somebody's sure pissed off in this one!

It's so good to finally see Aaron conducting, not least one of my favourite compositions of his!

I cannot get over how cool and creepy 1:47 sounds with the bassoons, bass clarinets, and double basses

"Hello, Hal," is so missed with y'all ):

Your mother was a very beautiful woman. She was pointed out to me once in the early 1970s at Symphony Hall-a gorgeous woman in a Chanel suit.

It sounds like 90s videogame theme. It actually sounds good. 😊

I was so privileged to have met this beautiful lady. When I was living in Branson Missouri . She had purchased a Victorian style house and was looking for items to put in the house. I will forever be grateful to have spent some time around her. I always thought she was such a beautiful lady and incredibly gifted actress / singer. I was so sorry I was not able to see her again but have always kept her in my prayers since that amazing encounter. Thank You Carol for the quality time I had with you. Sending many Blessings your way 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️

Very glad that the excerpt was expanded to include full presentation and performance ❤

This was lovely to watch. Thank you

What a lovely lass, n family. Handsome husband Lenny B. Didn't know much about Felicia until now, I read a little about Leonard Bernstein just after he passed on in early 90s. Simply fascinating story. ❤❤❤😊😊😊

Multumesc

She was marvellous. When I lived in Chicago she was my voice teacher. She was a powerful influence in my life. Her passing leaves a hole in my heart

A wonderful woman. Love the documentary and it is a welcome contrast to the dreadful "Maestro" movie. Also love that you chose music by Carlos Chavéz in the beginning.