Absolutely brilliant song. Playing it in my orchestra and i am so thrilled to be playing this beautiful piece

بيتهوفن رهيب

BEETHOVEN! ERA NEGRO!! JHONNY MATHIS é seu sósia!! mas o STABILISHMENT BÁVARO PRUSSIANO ARIANO, da época não admitiam que um NEGRO MOURO, criasse obras tão maravilhosas!! então "O EMBRANQUEÇERAM"...

I'm convinced the mixer is specifically turning up the audience audio during the between-movements pause just to get even more of that coughing

Just an English comment if ur looking for one

Bugün, Beethoven’in tüm eserlerini sırasıyla dinleme kararı aldım. Araya başka bir besteciyi katmadan Beethoven’i bitireceğim.

Like chi é italiano e lo guarda nel 2019

Tom ve Jerry'de her zaman bu mu çalıyormuş lan 😅

Symphony is in C-major.Begins with an F-major dominant 7th chord.Okay....

A sinfonia nº 1 de Beethoven estimula fortemente a motivação e autoconfiança

En effet, je trouve aussi que Beethov est simplenent parfait pour l'étude.

Best part 9:39 - 10:02

😂😂😂😂😂

"To play a wrong note is insignificant. Touching without passion is unforgivable. "(Beethoven)

In the old days, starting a song with a dissonant chord was an imperfect mistake. However Beethoven begins this symphony with a chord of seventh and it is possible that Mozart had turned tomb.

"Nasty little miminy-piminy little note...in 10 FOOT-HIGH BRAILLE!!" - Bernard Ludwig Black

Could you please tell which orchestra/conductor is of this one? Just would like to know, because I am curious. The sound quality is great. And the orchestra sounds wonderful. It seems to me (to my ear) to be like Saint Martin in the Fields... I don't know. Please. And a hug. Thanks for sharing! I'm downloading it to listen in my car, as I work/drive.

This shit slaps

This is great, but the 7th Symphony still is the finest of all ..

7:56- 8:00 (7:59) where is 1st flute O.OAnyway, good job. I like the perfomance very much :)

Beethoven has a weird sense of humor. It is almost like he's telling a comedy through his music. Couldn't keep that smile off my face as I listen to this piece. It is like one long piece of stand up comedy that you get to experience over and over again except without words. To enjoy it is to underestimate it.

This sounds like some Tom and Jerry soundtrack.

This is one of few pieces where I can say that Beethoven is definitely using C major as a neutral key. I have listened to Beethoven's C major piano sonatas before and they sound equally as dramatic as his C minor piano sonatas. In fact, that is one of the things that I love about Beethoven is that he can make a major key sound equally as dramatic as a minor key. One of the reasons he is able to do this is because his major/minor shifts are much more frequent than they are in Mozart or Haydn. He also viewed the parallel major and minor as equals when it comes to keys which is partly why his major/minor shifts are much more frequent than in Mozart or Haydn.My composition style might be heavily influenced by Beethoven, but outside of the orchestra, I find making a major key sound dramatic to be very hard. For example, Bb major to me sounds nocturnal in its character. Now what happens when I try to make it sound dramatic as a piano solo? I rely on the minor mode so much that it makes me question whether or not I am actually in Bb minor.

wow ! it's wonderful.

Como se nota cuando la musica indie esta bien hecha

Ich liebe Beethoven!

Ich auch!

2019????

Annyira élvezetes, amikor a szimfónia elején, közepén és még négyszer megszólal egy lidl reklám, hát tényleg fenomenális ötlet!

New album when?

It's kind of sad when you look at music now. It'll make you kinda sad

Come to brazil 😍

Adds huh fuck you you didn't write it.

Mayo 2019 y sigo amando esta música

Why is every fucking person in the room sound like they should be in the hospital?

worse symphony out of the 9 he did, still rly cool music

Leo179 His 4th & 8th symphonies are the only ones I don’t like.

Does anybody else want to lead a military charge with sword in hand after listening to Ludwig Van ?

He was such a legend! Because of his unique music and because of his plentiful courage and strenght, it can't be denied that he was a true warrior of life. And he won the fight.

My father and grandfather were always Wagner's fanboys, but man, nothing like Beethoven. (Still love Wagner though)

se beethoven ascoltasse le canzoni Trap di oggi, probabilmente si metterebbe a bestemmiare...

This is a public comment

روح مجرد از طلا گفت آن استاد اخلاق که گفت همانطور که باران از سقف خراب به درون میریزد شهوت از مغز خراب به درون میریزد و رهاییاز مستراح شهوات لذت جوبی های بی پایان غریزه پرستی بی مرز تنها باحکومت عقل بر اژدهای نفس میسر است و دیکتاتوری عقل به حقیقت رسیده بر ملک نفس این است جوهر روح این است روح مجرد ونیلی است روح مجرد .

سمفونی شماره ۱ بتهون را روح مجرد نام گذاشتم واین شعر را برایش نوشتم .

educação é quando todo mundo do teatro espera a música acabar pra tossir

I love that 7:41 ..

Wonderfull symphony ! but the starting adagio is a little slow here isn't it ?A version from the orchestra Via Luce :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWrmJbfsvvc&t=152s&fbclid=IwAR0y696GVeNZeZKNJLucMW-B9Mn3rEIO00P9CsmGqhWlf06fDGZa0pAACfs

COME TO BRAZIL !!!!!!!!

Mano...kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

I believe Beethoven stays closer to home these days

ベートーベン氏を心から尊敬し、彼の遺された至上の芸術を心から讃じます。ミサ　ソレミスにあるエリシオンでかの偉大なる氏に、いつかお会いし、第９を直接教えて頂きたい！！！そして、スケッチの途中にあったと言われているシンフォニー第１０も是非聞かせて頂きたいと心より願います。そう言えば今月は氏の旅立たれた月ですね。氏の愛したモーゼルワイン、トカイワインを買って氏に捧げたいと思います。アーメン

I play this on the piano.Toco esta cancion en el piano.Ich spiele das auf dem Klavier:) Ich liebe es

I love it too buddy, although symphony no9 is always the best not gonna lie...

like it now

I love Beethoven's work I wish he was alive

Still bumping this 400 years later

Nathaniel Maldonado Hasn’t been THAT long

who dislikes Beethoven?

Justin Bieber fans.

Now,I am sitting on a chair,listening this song...❤

who's listening in 2019?

Not beethoven

Me and I’ll still be listening into 2099

I'm actually listening to this at 1 BC.

Có em. Is me.

Starting with a V-I cadence may be one of the greatest jokes ever by Haydn and Beethoven. Brilliant 😂

I would love to see what Bach might have think of that if he was still alive. But yes starting a symphony on a dominant seventh chord is just briliant.

It isn't just a V-I cadence. It is a secondary dominant on the tonic. I believe the piece is in F Major, and it starts on an F Dominant chord. I always thought it was hilarious as well. Kind of the musical equivalent of "and now for something completely different". But also Beethoven being extremely confident, as though he was intentionally picking up where previous compositions all left off.

I came here because I found out he wrote this when he could still hear almost perfectly.

Beethoven’s first symphony. A lot of potential of what was to come. Unremarkable but had a unique style already.

His best symphony in my opinion, but I've only heard the first 3 so far.

The fifth and ninth are Absolute masterpieces. You will enjoy those greatly.

I"m not as big a fan of the 3rd as most people. My favorites are 5-7, 1, and 9. The 3rd is good, but maybe I just unfairly compare it to the big 4. I love the freshness and energy of the first one. 2, 4 and 8 are okay.

Who is still listening to this in 20000000019?

hermosa

Who's still listening in 2019?

is this the original? i can't find it

Çok güzel bir video

La naranja mecánica me abrio nuevos gustos asia la música ✋ 2019??

I am listening from symphony no1 to 9 for 9 days as new year starting.

No puede poner la orquesta y el director?

In the bed hearding it, i feel like alex from the mechanix orange!

Who listens to this beatiful composition since 1800?

Like this comment if Kill la Kill brought you here!

Masal gibi

Anyone here from GNOYO?

The genius and passion of Beethoven will always play through the ages.

Jesus fucking Christ I love this piece

رائع ... الموسيقا اليوم صارت بالأرض أمام هذا المبدع

Someone know who's playing?

who is listening to this in 1800!!!??????

well, you' re listening to this symphony in 2018, so i don't think that someone watching in 1800 will answer you, AND this video was posted in 2014.

you've got a time machine... LOL

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WTF ?? 😒😒

I didn't understand... Can you repeat it, please?

Another great German export

Liszt: King of VirtuosityBach: King of FugueMozart: King of OperaRachmaninoff: King of ConcertoChopin: King of Nocturne/BalladeDebussy: King of impressionalismBEETHOVEN: King of Sonata and Symphony!!

Scott Joplin: King of ragtime

Beethoven's concertos are pretty splendid too

C'mon mate, Mozart king of Improvising and Wagner king of opera

Beethoven: God-King of music.

YouTube controllers are bunch of idiots. Who interfere such masterpiece with shitty ads.

You kids with your symphonies...I remember in the good old days of 25000 BC we used to just run around beating sticks and making animal sounds, now that was real music....

escapee and the sense of humour is not with you

@Fried Catfish i think we go to the same school

@tamakona YES WE DO?

@escapee humorless, dear escapee ?

@fabb91Sex, herbal drug and boomboom !!!

what an amazing performance!

Beethoven is for me one of the best german composers before Bach, Händel and Wagner all from Germany !!!

Germany sucks

Did you forget Georg Philipp Telemann who was greater than Bach

some body have his facebook or snapchat?

Just sounds like I'm watching a Stanley Kubrick film

A masterpiece

The sublime ...

Wow this is long but it’s pretty

where can I download it in mp3 ?

This sounds like Von Karijan(sic?) and the Berlin Philharmonic.

Beethoven is the King of symphonies, period.

Bobby Wang I prefer mozart’s :-)

@Comic but Serious I prefer Schubert and Haydn

Ruslan Panichau well ;-)

trascendente para el espiritu.

What recording is this??

Reminds me of the music in films of Charlie Chaplin

Menudo temon me cago en mi vida