Boston Symphony Orchestra - Beethovens Symphony No 9
The Ninth Symphony is arguably the single piece that inspired the methodology of musical analysis
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Why see Boston Symphony Orchestra - Beethovens Symphony No 9?
Symphonic Mastery
Beethoven's masterpiece is the star of a thrilling open rehearsal from the Boston Symphony Orchestra! Joined by soloists Davone Tines, Jess Dandy, Elgan Llyr Thomas and Hannu Lintu, witness the true glory of Beethoven's final work, which is often hailed as the most central work of western classical music as well as 'the symphony to end all symphonies'.
Beethoven's Ninth is the apex of technical and compositional mastery as well as imagination. Composed and first performed in 1824, the Ninth would be Beethoven's final complete symphony, so it's fitting that it would contain his most well-known melody. Pushing the symphonic structure to its absolute limits, the epic journey immortalizes the unity of mankind and its place in the universe, culminating in the ever-popular and ebullient Ode To Joy finale.