Classical Music Review, Beethoven: Symphonies 5 & 7 by Carlos Kleiber
Such a classical tribute to Beethoven here is smooth with even appeal. Of course, I’m talking about sound waves which get softened by their peaceful interactions with each other and it’s assumed Beethoven works with his head, or else Kleiber wouldn’t be working with his head. Music in one mind can go on to some other mind, mi casa es tu casa. You don’t need to speak a foreign language to understand certain kinds of classical music until you realize one needs help with natural means of expression- in particular, Carlos shows so much boldness with having sounds mixed with triumphant harmony, so, between strong sounds and weak sounds, there’s a nice mixture of softeners in the music which holds you in for blasts of air, thumps on the tracks, steady forces of progress, and subtleties reflecting the classical expression of a flow to which Beethoven works out in his busy mind. When a musician starts with reflections of sound to continue having them throughout the creative execution, either magic happens or intellect type is obvious. Talking so much about classical music makes my eyes burn, or else through desperate measures I attempt at proof for my fairness which occurs whenever I take up this album and dream of fantastical output, hence- where I’m sitting in odd happiness- mom knows about my musical appetite as channels are wielded with Amazon Music. Being courteous to others is dramatically simple and yet while going broke I pick up Kleiber’s work with emotion in understanding, all of which (due to modern shifts of time) leaves me stiffened with horrible relaxation: “I’ve gotta be awake for classical music.” Does anybody remember where the comma exits from implications for my critical judgement? People across the world seem to be so… paralyzed. Maybe folks go here and there with awareness of great art because fashion can press against us with alluring choices, thus I’d complete my listening with parallel thoughts with others’ and resume favorites with extreme prejudice. Kleiber has that soft touch, a glowing magnetism for which we’re connected out of a digital system of presentation and representation- which of the last two words indicates the appropriate generalizations without harming readers with knowledge? Magnificent work like this doesn’t have any more needs to fulfill since its characteristics are safe options for the expression. After mentioning “expression” in my imaginary reflection on Beethoven’s classics presented, trains are visualized in my mind because- since symphonies ought to remark of extravagance in some way, shape, or form- chains of movement typical on subways and busy street corners go between our fissures of reflection, like music does. (However, don’t try playing this music off your phone without earbuds in one of Sacramento’s buses; there doesn’t need to be forty different albums playing at once!) So, what’s my connection with Kleiber? For one thing, you have to be a good customer if you want to be a good business man and, from the likes of things as I see colors switching themselves on my phone to indicate Kleiber’s progressing tracks, and since classical music off my CD player can involve digital and analog means such as tuners and finger-press functions, a flowing combination of spirit and intellect is needed to understand classical music; otherwise, you’ll sleep in a horrifying state while listening to classical music, behavior which may be confused as being pretentious when, really, when push comes to shove, Kleiber exhibits Beethoven with the sheer sound of magnificence often with assumptions and important thoughts.
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