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Condivido l,'opinione del Ravenna yacht club si sta veramente esagerando.

Alla mia sconfinata ammirazione per la composizione e la sua esecuzione, che ho particolarmente apprezzato per aver lasciato fuori campo il canto - aggiungo quella per sua maestà Lorin Maazel che ha diretto senza spartito davanti a sé. Chapeau! Chi pensa di trarre guadagno dagli annunci pubblicitari inseriti senza alcun criterio in mezzo alla musica è semplicemente un idiota

1:03:49 the clarinetist's reaction to the brass :)

it says Berlin Philharmonic at the beginning. Who is the orchestra, actually?

Sublime

"Wagner's music is much better than it sounds."

Eu teria um desgosto profundo, se não passasse este Wagner no mundo!

Eu teria um desgosto profundo, se não passasse este Wagner no mundo!

Sujeito competente esse Vagner! E a Filarmônica de Berlim faz exatamente como ele preconizava!

O talento de Wagner e a maestria da Filarmônica de Berlim. A prece e o sopro vital!

fuck all those adverts that ruin the appreciation.

Wagner is the GOAT, not even the son of a shiksa is able to destroy this.

@25:42 that can be from a Mahler Symphony

El Anillo de Wagner es el canto de las sirenas para los Ulisses que navegan en el mar del hermoso arte de la musica. Como el canto de las sirenas, sus notas encantan.

Now That’s What I Call Music (tm)

Masterpiece ❤❤❤❤❤

1:01:26 👺

My Great-Grandfather, Gustave Kobbe, would have been very proud of this fine group of musicians!

HAMMER! 12:50

41:30

OLYMPIAN.

Any way the mid rolling ads could be turned off for adds at the start and finish. This performance is so great that the mid rolling adds really hurt the greatness of the recording 🙏🏻

What an astonishing tumultuous genius Wagner is! Ceaselessly inventive orchestral writing, always pushing harmonic and melodic and rhythmical barriers. Great novelty in the use of instruments. Super-sharp depth psychology, often more Freudian and Jungian that those pair are themselves. Shockingly candid scenarios regarding death, the erotic, the hunger for power, transcendental love, the ultimate purpose of humanity's existence. Out to mock and upset petit bourgeoise comfortable smugness. Indeed, Wagner's ceaseless and ruthless condemnation of the shallow "Biedermeier culture" of German bourgeois capitalism is very satisfying. This deliciously cruel caricaturing and parodying is expressed full-volume in Boulez and Chéreau's brilliant and caustic "centenary staging" (1976-80), where the very social and economic circumstances within which Wagner was composing are set-up and mocked to scorn. Ludicrous "Ancien Regime" fashions, grasping materialism, revolting emotional dishonesty, duplicity and betrayal, tawdry and shallow love affairs, utterly alienated capitalist factory productive arrangements - all are thrown into the ideological mincer and shredded: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jahrhundertring And in the relationship between Wotan and his favourite daughter, we have a statement of "in-your-face" Electra love that is both very outré and heart breaking - far more so than her misguided love for that sappy paper-thin and merely goonish "symbol of the drama" Siegfried - and which demonstrates how much heterosexuality is inherently amalgamated and tainted with daughter-father romanticism and eroticism. At the end of Gotterdammerung, Wagner evinces a dazzling grasp upon the idea of the world consciousness into which we will all dissolve when our temporary ego-perspectives are destroyed in the Flames of Transfiguration - the essence of Hinduism and Buddhism at the same time. Pure brilliance. Wagner has one of the most supreme and near faultless faculties for ever-expanding dramatization and analysis and unfolding and unpacking of the core emotional dynamic of our lives. Like listening to Einstein describe relativistic mechanics - no exposition could be better! Like an audience simultaneously with Athena and Aphrodite on the wisdom and meaning of justice and love! And (as if it needed repeating) what a stupendous, crack orchestra the Berlin Philharmonic is too! Love andrea

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ده لحن اول مرة اسمعه بالاسلوب الفني الصعب ده علي لحن سيمفوتية من مؤلفات فيبر

What is the name of this orchestra conducted by Lorin Maazel? Is it the New York Philharmonic? It says Berlin Phil in the video

Ad breaks--unbearable. I gave up.

There is no other way of describing this music, and performance - other than SUBLIME! Thank you.

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Bravo! Such a beautiful performance.

Caro autore dell'upload, non ho voglia di citare il tuo nickname perche' e' troppo lungo ma una cosa te la dico nonostante il tuo aut aut introduttivo circa Wagner: la pubblicita' e' lo stupro dell'arte e il tuo lavoro non ne e' esente...provvedi. Perche' non provvedi anche a togliere le immagini gobbe della rubentus dal tuo profilo? Rubentus: indegnita', obbrobrio, incultura, oscenita'. Impresentabili al mondo e non solo nel calcio. Dovreste essere condannati alla "damnatio memoriae".

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Would anyone know what causes that hissing sound @22:38?

Wunderbar!

un pur plaisir musical.

This is pure music!I so understand Ludwig ll!!!

dopo una nota!...già una pubblicità....assurdo! e dopo 1 minuto e 08 secondi, un'altra interruzione!! Pubblicità assolutamente invasiva

Soaring, searing

Richard Wagner is my favourite composer and Lorin Maazel's arrangement and performance of this adaptation of this masterpiece is beyond words. The Berliner Philharmoniker has proven yet again what a world leading orchestra it is. Bravo.

I can NOT believe this - I've found my most favourite recording by the late great Lorin Maazel of Wagner's The Ring Without Words. I listen to it almost every day and always when driving! What I did not know is that this piece was arranged by Maazel himself. So thank you TALOSQUATTRORETURN for this. When I listen to it on the computer - no ads! I guess I'm in for a disappointment if I turn it on when driving. How is it possible for youtube to desecrate something so beautiful and uplifiting - shame on them.

Richard Wagner said, in the german music the soul lives. Now think about what you have destroyed. You wont find it elsewhere.

Das Rheingold 0:50 Vorspeil zur 1. Szene 6:54 2. Szene 10:17 3. Szene 10:54 4. Szene Die Walküre 12:50 Erster Aufzug: Vorspiel und erste Szene 16:25 Dritte Szene (Schulss) 17:10 Zweiter Aufzug: Vorspiel und erste Szene 19:17 Zweite Szene 19:53 Dritter Aufzug: Erste Szene 22:41 Zweite Szene 23:19 Dritte Szene

Le génie de l’orchestration de l’immense Wagner.

Wer braucht da schon Drogen

JAAAAA

Magnifique, sans les paroles, c'est vraiment mieux!

Mo

Das Wesentliche ist drin. Der Text is ja eh nur a Störfaktor.

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