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*[[Anton Bruckner]], [https://youtu.be/eIV0M6oL9Qo?t=3830 Symphony 8], Seagerstam, [[Sinfónica de Galicia]]. Read the 100+ comments on this performance of "the Mt. Everest of symphonies". In fact, Sinfónica de Galicia has used YouTube to promote itself, and you'll find it shows the commitment and discipline of the finest orchestras on the planet, I mean like Berlin, Vienna, or Chicago. Take any of your favorite pieces and listen to Sinfónica de Galicia's rendition. Interestingly, the ElementaryClassics youtube channel recently ranked Bruckner's 8th as No.7 in the 'Top 30 Epic Symphony Finales in All of Music History' among three of Bruckner's works and just ahead of Beethoven's 5th using the Celibidache interpretation, [https://youtu.be/4zU7lvDhJ_g which is entirely unique] in timing and counterpoint. Oddly, ElementaryClassics leave the [https://youtu.be/IuiQFwjcPVQ The Immense Fugal Finale of Bruckner's Fifth Symphony] off their list.
*[[Anton Bruckner]], [https://youtu.be/eIV0M6oL9Qo?t=3830 Symphony 8], Seagerstam, [[Sinfónica de Galicia]]. Read the 100+ comments on this performance of "the Mt. Everest of symphonies". In fact, Sinfónica de Galicia has used YouTube to promote itself, and you'll find it shows the commitment and discipline of the finest orchestras on the planet, I mean like Berlin, Vienna, or Chicago. Take any of your favorite pieces and listen to Sinfónica de Galicia's rendition. Interestingly, the ElementaryClassics youtube channel recently ranked Bruckner's 8th as No.7 in the 'Top 30 Epic Symphony Finales in All of Music History' among three of Bruckner's works and just ahead of Beethoven's 5th using the Celibidache interpretation, [https://youtu.be/4zU7lvDhJ_g which is entirely unique] in timing and counterpoint. Oddly, ElementaryClassics leave the [https://youtu.be/IuiQFwjcPVQ The Immense Fugal Finale of Bruckner's Fifth Symphony] off their list.
*[https://youtu.be/fAt9BO8KfBE Oboe Solo from Parsifal - Good Friday Spell, by Richard Wagner]
*[https://youtu.be/fAt9BO8KfBE Oboe Solo from Parsifal - Good Friday Spell, by Richard Wagner]
*[https://youtu.be/pnRLe4Xd5Mc RhineGold - Birmingham Opera Company]. In English. All Black cast. All the female singers are good, but Wotan is "nutless" as they say in the vocal profession. Alberich is pretty good (who doubles in the role of Froh), and could get even better with a little study and persistence. In Wagner, a singer can make a 40 or 50 year career out of mastering 1 or 2, maybe 3 roles. The fact the performance uses an English text and targets a Black and South Asian audience could be the beginning of new era. As to the English text, while not always literal, still conveys the meaning at virtually all points.
*[https://youtu.be/pnRLe4Xd5Mc RhineGold - Birmingham Opera Company]. In English. All Black cast. All the female singers are good, but Wotan is "nutless" as they say in the vocal profession. Alberich is pretty good (who doubles in the role of Froh), and could get even better with a little study and persistence. In Wagner, a singer can make a 40 or 50 year career out of mastering 1 or 2, maybe 3 roles. The fact the performance uses an English text and targets a Black and South Asian audience could be the beginning of a new era. As to the English text, while not always literal, still conveys the meaning at virtually all points.
*Arkady Leytush, [https://youtu.be/4JtI4xmtfLk Sibelius - Symphony #2, 1st movement, part 2], Sofia Philharmonic. Outstanding Sibelius and late Romantic interpreter, even with the trumpet flub at crescendo.
*Arkady Leytush, [https://youtu.be/4JtI4xmtfLk Sibelius - Symphony #2, 1st movement, part 2], Sofia Philharmonic. Outstanding Sibelius and late Romantic interpreter, even with the trumpet flub at crescendo.
*[https://youtu.be/KNeaGuDO98o J. Sibelius: Symphony No.2, second movement], Czecho-Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. I like this version cause they appear to use a tuba to compensate for bass violins.
*[https://youtu.be/KNeaGuDO98o J. Sibelius: Symphony No.2, second movement], Czecho-Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. I like this version cause they appear to use a tuba to compensate for bass violins.