Description
Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 holds a unique place in the history of this genre, not only because it opens a series of symphonies amongst the most significant monuments of music’s history - and contains the germs of many of its components - but also because, due to this very fact, it represents a fundamental junction point between the tradition of classical symphony (Mozart, Haydn) – of which it keeps constitutive features -, and what we could name the Romantic aesthetic, that will be deployed after and from it.
The year of its creation is even a symbolic one: 1800, the pivotal moment holding together two centuries.
The Paris Opera Orchestra
A coproduction Opéra national de Paris - Telmondis
In association with ARTE France and M_MEDIA /ClassicAll TV
With the support of Pierre Bergé, patron of the symphonic concerts of the Paris Opera Orchestra and of the Orange Foundation, patron of the audiovisual broadcasts of the Paris Opera
With the support of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animéeDirector: Vincent Massip
© Opéra national de Paris - Telmondis - 2014Picture: © Jean-François Leclercq / OnP
Description
1st movement
00:00:01
2nd movement
00:10:42
3rd movement
00:18:15
4th movement
00:22:30
Creatives
Music Ludwig van Beethoven
Conductor