of what secrets lie behind these discovered new adventures and 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites dw world heritage 360 now the 2 great composers for concerts 8 symphonies, highlights from the behind target. in twisting 2022 alone depended upon conduct each brahms symphony with one badge varcheck. that is probably one of the most beautiful music ever written from symphony on the channel is physically and emotionally, very, very talent, life joy. and this is wrong on song for intensive weeks of rehearsals, concerts,

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if you hear this 3rd movement, you cannot possibly think that this is about nothing. the it's absolutely about love is perhaps most respondents love impossible love the this is a 3rd since new problems. i hate to say my favorite because i loved them all, but definitely a very special one to me and i welcome you to see the process of rehearsals with them unix infiniti. i hope you the, the,

this, this patient, the young dumb that todd and then immediately later his in the bomb bomb bomb bottom from them. he's singing some beautiful horizontal sort of like this horizon type of line, the and then immediately he's into another thing. so within the 1st minutes of this seems to be, you have 4 or 5 different sketches, moves, landscape the

does, it wasn't cheap. i think the sam acuity between major and minor is the main feature . the last movement is also in f minor. my left major doesn't assert itself until the end, but not hereto equipment needs to to keys aren't fighting each other. and you hardly notice that suddenly you're in a major to a mac. this come on to you here. you have estimates or if more minor this to n d flat major on significance, always indecisive. and then f, a flat, lloyd, a flat as a minor, 30 present throughout the entire estimate or something like that. and i think that's what i love the most of all this infiniti i see of brahms that didn't know what you wanted. and that's nice

the when i started studying the score, i felt well, he started with this big chords. he uses a very simple theme, s a flip s, which is not even the a theme is not even of tune, but it had a secret meaning for him. that's the term uh, as far as far slice of soul because it was a joke she had with his very good friend, violinist. your kim king, had this act for all of it i'm i'm on. but on top, because even 9 and then for all of the guy,

which means happy but free. i think for brahms, freedom was very important. that's actually a very key. she never married, he never really committed. he was always fighting for being alone. he hated to be interrupted and that, and that's all the older i'm. so for me it's like a love joy and it's this rounds and warm sounds and lots of chamber music. i would say there's not too much for oh boy like the speak solos and stuff. you have to kind of leads like take everybody review and then leave them to play their stuff. the

would you say that the bronze is for you, romantic or classic? as it is, i would say this romantic lots of classical elements, of course, but generally it's romantic. it's just loved also when disliked there is these moments everybody's like intense moment is for me it's too like very warm and very like lovable. yes. very, very, very, very lovable. yes, absolutely. i'm very intimate and i think he was the 1st romantic and the other thing from the last class is to him because he's shapes and his phones are still very delicate and, and clean and clear. even with all the rhythms. but his feelings are romantic and his ideas are romantic. that's. that's what's happening. the basement yellow have most super support quarterside to get that because many from dr. go that, that,

that, that bomb bomb bomb bomb but is not necessary if we got to put them from the, from is a very tough component of which of us i read that he plays the total himself when he was a young boy. but i honestly, i think he comes more from the piano, so the channel on the tunnel pod is filled with accidental. it's filled with like position changing all the time. so to play from symphony on the channel is physically and emotionally, very, very challenging, accessing exhaust. yeah, i think composed everything's for those of you who don't know who it was an amazing

pianist, actually, they the story say that one time partial one was walking through the street and heard brahms, blaine was playing the piano instead. who's playing 4 hands over there and she was a pianist and it wasn't for hands. it was only 2 hands of brands because he could play everything. and so, and then he would subscriber to the, to the, to the orchestra. and that's where it gets really tricky. and sometimes it would be great to have for hands for the child playing drugs afraid of the i think the symphony is very emotional. it has very strong emotions, very strong colors all the time. and for me personally, problems is a seeker,

he's full of doubt. and you have all these strong emotions all the time. but for me they never really souls up. so it's always a feeling of, from one level, the one emotion you step into the next, next. and in the end, you feel very exhaustive. yeah. as. but there's a lot like that. absolutely. and i think every to story, i think musician knows about this feeling of style and of seeking for something for the whole life time. so i personally can really feel that. and that's another reason why i love from so much the serious offers. so to vote, use, so thoughts when i send something bad, isn't the story won't end welding

the, the, the everything is in a minor key option it, if i didn't use it with another one of those coral sections. and then this a rupture which has the same notes even though it explodes. explain cheesesticks

though it's yes, it's the most incredible explosion. that's one of those i think of all from symphonies. that moment is the biggest out, 1st of all, his information the one of the most daring things of the symphony, country to the other 3. as it ends quiet the,

she didn't need a big bombastic ending. he didn't need a big applause. he didn't need to be recognized, he just wanted to say he had the site and he ends quietly reflecting it's so nice to hear nature because that's, that's where she wanted to be a good . the . the small town of twisting is located on lakes, done back in upper bavaria. this picturesque germantown plays a special role in the life story of composer johan is times the browse. spent the summer here in 1873, where he composed one of his most famous pieces that bronze from his hiding

variations. one of the pieces that i 1st conducted in my career is very special to be here, where he spends his time, where he was inspired to work on his music and to come back to play all the facility, the loan that i did upon a meets up with one of the organizers of the palms tag a festival. what kind of problems? well you had us from spent the summer of 1873 here. you're living here for 3 months . no one does well. in fact, it was because of this and that the festival was found out. what is say and how productive he was composing here. the that's the reason why the festival started here. when did it start? me annoying. so in, in 1997. so 100 years after brahms died in 189079,

so we can pull the sale from the on the and what is different about this year's festival? yeah, if you're talking to john, well, we have hosted all kinds of genres in previous years. and of course, a lot of recitals as well, including chambers using c as it's i guess. however, the ones ron right, we have never had is symphonic music influence. the hope of feelings, our main performance venue is in this castle and above it had a medium sized banquet hall with fantastic acoustics and all that. and so, but there is not nearly enough space for a symphony orchestra on this dangers and, and since there isn't the larger hall, the only possibility is st. joseph church use. the touching behind his target is a small but esteemed festival. 2020 to mark the events. 25th anniversary. where'd

present it palms for symphonies as well as for symphonies, by divorce jacques, the 2 composers were friends, the, the it's of symphony that for persons is struggling to struggle for what is your, what are your routes and what one to search for. simply having, being born somewhere, the and go, go, go, go, go. this is what we perhaps admire in the boy shock natural this, this catch in this is missing it for you to tell me about when our board ex 7 ships, which is my favorite me through the

i hope you enjoy watching our rehearsals talking to some of our musicians of the munich symphony and see how we put together this master piece of thankfully, now many years later has been absolutely recognized. this is the, the moment the 7 starts. and with this you have a diety to then you realize, oh, here comes more object of the story teller the

. 2 2 wednesday object, right? this is a very particular moment. he loved ships, boats, and he also loved the trains. and then one day he says, he tells the story that train arrived from pest to progress full of farmers and land workers were coming to the proctor protest and to protest about keeping the, the ownership of their loans for testing for the people of a check republic against the, sorry t c was one of those riots. so he saw these people like that's fighting for his country and he said, that's where the beginning of this sense. when it came to my mind, i want to fight and he said, love god, i'm so this is very tough to up to the

hearing the word when the revolution the and is like you side for the stuff like a dog, bob. it's a good thing because it's a to the but the but the and then but this is in the, by the, the best way to the way i've gone. i've gone it's right around

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this is for me is like all these dark colors or like sadness or maybe are an i don't know some new and colleagues stuff. and this when i play, i always feel that there is hold on the maybe because i'm the mother. but for me that's kind of a, it would be

a right son or daughter like this protective sort of. it also sounds a bit like a little of the 2nd me this might okay. let's keep it okay. oh the yeah. the i have to go up. if i'm seeing the right, this is the

7 symphony is the one that the mix is the most a. he's check the tools for mess with his aspiration and he struggle to be accepted and you can really hear it and also in the skin. so, you know, it's vision that i'm from, from, from, but i'm from, from the when the vortex 7 symphony is actually my favorite. why? because it was, it's a very unique, an absolutely honest work that comes truly from his roots, from his check roots,

which were the reason why he was always discriminated. and i'm seeing is a lower rate. the composer of the time he so wanted to be accepted in the, as by the establishment of vienna and germany and, and being the olympus of all these grave composers. but that was his disadvantage. that fact vin, if you were check, you couldn't possibly be part of this, and then he's 7 symphony. you see the struggle from the beginning, the vin, the vin, and vin, and vin, on check. check. check on the, is it a struggle in combining this torres? actually this got it so is, is, is executive that because he has some kind of load. so the,

like of your needs was just supposed without, for the end type of rhythm that comes very much from the foreclosure and the dance of the, of the check for laborers that he so loved a new, but i'm from, from, from, but i'm from, from, from but i'm from, from, from the, for the end, and then yada about this beautiful counter voice. the, i love this piece because you see this in every movement in almost in every bar is extremely, it's extremely challenging for the orchestra. and, and really the, the

that was arch unveiled and the 3rd part of the symphonic cycle at the palms target and twitching. 2022. the join us next week for parts for the

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