#The Berlin Philharmonic

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Ave atque vale, mon amour.

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Orpheus in the Underworld (Overture) (1980) Orphée aux Enfers (Ouverture) from: Offenbach: Overtures (1981) Karajan Festival (1984 Compilation)

Classical | Overture | Opera | Comic Opera

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Conductor: Herbert von Karajan Orchestra: The Berliner Philharmoniker Composer: Carl Binder*

*The best-known and much-recorded 'Orphée aux Enfers' overture is not by Jacques Offenbach, and is not part of either the 1858 or the 1874 scores. It was arranged by the Austrian musician Carl Binder for the first production of the opera in Vienna, in 1860.

Recorded: @ The Berliner Philharmonie in Berlin, Germany September, 1980

Produced by Michel Glotz

Offenbach: Overtures Released: 1981 Karajan Festival Released: 1984

Deutsche Grammophon

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Midori Goto plays Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto In D Major (+ backstage & rehearsal footage) Berlin Philharmonic cond: Claudio Abbado

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EXCUSE ME

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Otl Aicher / National Olympic Committee (NOC) / Munich 1972 – Berlin Philharmonic / Poster / 1972

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Y’all ever want to hear the dark side of this blog? It’s the fact that despite posting about classical music here, I was, *whispers* , a raging Kpop fan

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Grieg: Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46 - I. Morning Mood

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Rules: put your music on shuffle and list the first 10 songs that come up and tag 10 people

thank you for the tag @nihilisticcondensedmilk been a while

Galileo - Indigo Girls

You're the Top - Cole Porter

Istanbul - Paris Combo

I Will Survive - Cake (fuck I totally forgot about them)

Poison - GOT7

Sorry - The Rose

Deja Vu - Ateez

Fiction - BEAST

Liszt Piano Concerto No. 2 - Berlin Philharmonic

I'm Going to Hell for This One - NOFX

I don't tag (always break the chain) but you should play if you want and tag me so I know what you're listening too.

I put ALL my music on shuffle so this was a crazy ride. I legit have mp2s hanging around that I ripped from hard CDs back in the day. I'm not claiming I still listen to this stuff, but I'm a bit of a digital hoarder.

I don't really follow bands so some of these may be dubious, or cancelled, or whatnot now.

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alright everyone’s let’s watch a passion

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Vineta Sareika-Völkner

has won the audition for the position of 1st concertmaster with the Berlin Philharmonic.

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Music Review: Bruckner's 9th Symphony performed by the Berlin Philharmonic

Bruckner's 9th, like many classical compositions is done absloutley wonderfully by the Berlin Philharmonic. The first track is a wonderful, dramatic piece, and it's not necesarily bland, but it becomes repetitive after about 15 minutes, despite having multiple key changes, but still mostly being mostly driven by booming strings and lower brass sections. The second track is much more dynamic and jaunty, but it's still very dramatic. There are many more complex rythyms and has a 6/8 feel. Unfortunatley, the second track is also much shorter. The third track is very similar to the first, but more calm, being slower and more lyrical. Oboes and Violins are also more prevalent, and is even the driving force at times. It closes out the symphony calmly. Overall, it's a relatively compelling symphony done well as usual by the Berlin Philharmonic, as the Berlin Philharmonic does.

As of listening to this record, My top 10 list of records is as follows

I LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR YOU - JPEGMAFIA

Spirit Phone - Lemon Demon

good kid, m.A.A.d city - Kendrick Lamar

Why Can't We Be Friends - WAR

DAMN. - Kendrick Lamar

Discovery - Daft Punk

TOTO - Toto

Random Access Memories - Daft Punk

Because The Internet - Childish Gambino

Stankonia - OutKast

I've ranked Bruckner's 9th below Stankonia because Bruckner's 9th does not convey as diverse a set of emotions, and the genre is less compelling.

Feel free to recommend music or challenge my top 10.

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Franz Liszt/Herbert von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic - Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 (Orchestral Version) (1968) Franz Liszt from: "Liszt: Les Preludes|Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 / Smetana: Vysehrad|Die Moldau" (LP)

Classical | Romantic | Orchestral

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Composer: Franz Liszt Conductor: Herbert von Karajan Orchestra: Berliner Philharmoniker

Produced by Hans Weber

Composed in 1847 Published (as a piano solo) in 1851

Recorded: @ Jesus-Christus-Kirche in (West) Berlin, (West) Germany on April 17, 1967

Album Released: 1968

Deutsche Grammophon

Herbert von Karajan | Franz Liszt

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Berlin Baroque Soloists plays Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto for violin and strings "The Summer" from "The Four Seasons" Direction: Bernhard Forck Violin: Daishin Kashimoto / 樫本大進

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Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) Russian Period

Igor Stravinsky was born in 1882  near St. Petersburg, Russia and died in 1971, in New York.  He is one of the most important and influential composers of the 20th century and a pivotal figure in modernist music. His compositions had a revolutionary impact on musical thought just before and after World War I, and he remained a cornerstone of modernism for much of his long working life.  Scherzo…

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Otl Aicher / National Olympic Committee (NOC) / Munich 1972 – Berlin Philharmonic / Poster / 1972