I love and follow all your videos, but this is the very best👍 Always felt like you were a friend and we were just having a discussion about music, but now you have truly brought me in by introducing your mom...such a delightful, down to earth lady. Thank you, and please bring her back...I see a whole new, wonderful series in the making.
Your mom is a treasure! Thank you for introducing her to your Channel. After watching your talks here for nearly 3 years I thought I knew you fairly well. But when we appear somewhere with our moms, a whole new level of insight opens up. Loved it! Hope to see more of her!
"I'm very proud of him, his knowledge has far surpassed anything I could have expected". I think this sentence embodies the whole special relationship between these two special persons. Thanks David and thanks Mom, as we can enjoy every day that knowledge.
What a joy watching this conversation between you and your mother was, Mr. Hurwitz! She seems like quite the lady and looks fabulous at 85! God bless you and your family!
Thanks to you and your mom for this wonderful interview. And convey a special thanks to her from me for bringing my favorite music critic into the world, and of course for nuturing his love for music. You have an awesome mom, Dave!
Lovely video Dave. I should say to you in your capacity as CEO, President, Tonemeister and Producer of Tinnitus Classics that your Golliwog’s Cakewalk and your mother’s Skaters’ Waltz are due to be issued.
Hello, Dave's Mom! 😊 So nice to meet such a lovely lady - and to see the affection illuminating her son's face from start to finish. All the best for both!
Great Great video! Hi to Dave's mom! Loved the story of your mom and the Beethoven pastoral. Much like my mom and peer gynt. I can see where Dave gets his humor! Paul
Dave, Thanks for sharing this. Yesterday, I celebrated my 78th birthday. If my Mom were still with us she would be 108. My mother always encouraged my love of music. The best gift I could give her were cassette tapes of music she loved. A lot of it was classical but she also loved Jewish music. I cannot remember the conductors but some were crossover from classical to "pop." Anyway, this was a wonderful addition to your many, many videos. Much appreciated.
Thank you for this video. Glad to have met the supreme cause of this channel, one that has taught me how to become a better listener, and critic, of records I listen to, in addition to what I think is even more important, namely how to look at musical compositions and understand their structure and significance without having much knowledge of detailed music theory.
Wilmington, Delaware? I hope you had a chance to see the incredible Phillip Wykoff watercolors which used to reside at Wilmington`s country club. Our band played there a dozen years ago and I was so entranced by the supremely detailed work that I later on brought my wife to the club to see them, as well. They were worth the 3 hour drive.
What a joy to see Mrs. Hurwitz!! fantastic! what a lovely lady. She passed down her love of music to you.. So good of you to share your Mother with us... she is lovely.
Delighted to meet your mom. I can only advise you to treasure every moment with her. I lost mine almost 40 years ago and still think of her every day. Count yourself fortunate, as I'm sure you do.
Hi David, thanks...I enjoyed so much this interview with your lovely Mother!! It kind of brought me memories of my beloved mother who had some recordings of classical music, by Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Eddie Grieg, Manuel de Falla... and I should mention too Die Fledermaus Overture, conducted by Ormandy... I rediscovered those records when I was 16...and got me interested in Classical music...Also, My dad loved J Strauss Jr's Waltzes and Chopin's Polonaises...both Mother and Father also loved Jerome Kern music, as played by Kostenaletz...O tempora...cheers, GV
Of the hundreds of your videos I’ve enjoyed watching over the past three years, this one featuring your remarkable mother may well be my favorite. Thanks for sharing her!
Thank you for doing this. After hearing the stories, so nice to actually “meet” your mom. Charming, nostalgic, warmhearted. Thank you Dave for what you do! You’ve introduced me to so much music I most likely never would have listened to.
Completely adorable. by the way i am much younger than the WW2 generation, and i could have been a follower/listener even at a much younger age. you're great and incredibly informative. and your mom is absolutely awesome! THANKS.
So I can now quit pestering you about getting your mom on a video! Thanks to you both for sharing some screen time and for letting us get a little more history about this person who was such a tremendous influence on you--and obviously not just on your musical development. You both seem to have the same open, curious minds, the same breadth of interests and a directness of expression. Sort of uncanny. More than anything, this confirms what I've always thought based on all your family references: it was just a whole lot of fun growing up with the colorful & stimulating personalities of the Hurwitz household. Thanks!
This is such an enjoyable chat and I drew some parallels with my own early musical experiences. My love of music came largely from my mother, born in 1929, and who therefore grew up with music mostly from the 1940s, 'though she also remenbered some music from the mid-to-late 1930s. As a child I heard her sing some of these pieces, and I listened to them as recordings at home too, so they became embedded in my mind as much-loved melodies. Years later as an undergrad., I used to give one of my university's staff a ride into work every day and, when one of these songs came onto the radio, I'd occasionally sing a few lines. Being younger than my parents (and therefore a fan of 1950s music), he was amazed that I knew these 'old' songs. Although I now tend to listen mainly to classical works, I still enjoy the 1930s and 1940s music I learned thanks to my own mother!
This is simply wonderful. Thank you for introducing your mom to us. Also I love the story of your epiphany in understanding classical music through the Beethoven album cover.
Thank you both for sharing! Wonderful to see the love, respect and admiration you both show for each other ❤ I'm not sure if my memory serves me right, but I somehow from a story of Dave's in one of the earlier vids (during lockdown, I think) have an image etched into my mind of Ma Hurwitz vacuuming with Brahms' 1st symphony on the turntable, blasting at full volume (if its a fig of my imagination or a rather free embellishment on the household chores, it's never the less a wonderful image! 😉)! The best wishes for both of you to keep going on! 🙂
How wonderful to introduce your mother to us viewers. And what a wonderful lady your mother is. She reminds me so much of my former mother-in-law in upstate New York. Happy memories.
That was utterly charming. Your Mom is a star. And I'm your (Dave's) age, but I know Chris Connor, who continued recording into the 21st century (and of course Anita O'Day ... same). Both terrific vocalists. Tell Mom their music lives on!
Lovely episode. What would we do without mothers! Yours is a gem. Mine coaxed me to listen to opera by leaving new recordings on my bed without comment. I slowly gave in and fell in love. And I still remember them all. Thank you for sharing your story.
Thanks to you and your mom for this delightful chat, it’s always nice to hear stories from your parents’ side of things. Reminds me of my grandmother a bit, except she actually did learn the piano and she would play for us youngsters.
How wonderful to share this! I feel like one of the enduring charms of this channel is understanding your own musical history, and the stories of your mom have stuck with me these years. So what a treat to see her, and by the way: how marvelously how well she is doing! Long life to her and thanks for helping to form Dave’s passion for music!
The rapport you two have with each other is wonderful.
That was fun. So nice to meet your Mum David 🙂👍
Nobody cuter than our mom! Way to go mom. The interview was perfect. ❤️
You're next, Sir!
David and MOM - what a wonderful family!!!
Lovely video Dave! Warmest regards to you and your lovely Mom!
I love and follow all your videos, but this is the very best👍
Always felt like you were a friend and we were just having a discussion about music, but now you have truly brought me in by introducing your mom...such a delightful, down to earth lady.
Thank you, and please bring her back...I see a whole new, wonderful series in the making.
I don't think she'd be willing to do a series, but I know your comments will make her very happy. Thank you.
I enjoyed that. I just had a tender, loving moment with my 94 year old Mom before watching. So the video reinforced how special they are!
This is wonderful! Thank you for introducing us to your wonderful mom. 😊
Your mom is a treasure! Thank you for introducing her to your Channel. After watching your talks here for nearly 3 years I thought I knew you fairly well. But when we appear somewhere with our moms, a whole new level of insight opens up. Loved it! Hope to see more of her!
"I'm very proud of him, his knowledge has far surpassed anything I could have expected".
I think this sentence embodies the whole special relationship between these two special persons.
Thanks David and thanks Mom, as we can enjoy every day that knowledge.
Thank you! That was such a treat! Most of all, thank you to your mother. That was really sweet!
She looks amazing! You're very fortunate to have such a wonderful mom. I'd definitely love to hear more stories about her.
How wonderful meeting you Mrs. Hurwitz! Thank you for your gift of music to David and in turn to all of us who eagerly await each and every video.
What a joy watching this conversation between you and your mother was, Mr. Hurwitz! She seems like quite the lady and looks fabulous at 85! God bless you and your family!
Thanks to you and your mom for this wonderful interview. And convey a special thanks to her from me for bringing my favorite music critic into the world, and of course for nuturing his love for music. You have an awesome mom, Dave!
Lovely video Dave. I should say to you in your capacity as CEO, President, Tonemeister and Producer of Tinnitus Classics that your Golliwog’s Cakewalk and your mother’s Skaters’ Waltz are due to be issued.
What a treat! Thanks so much to both of you.
Nice lady gave birth to a nice musical gentleman. Thank you for introducing your mom to us your fans. 💎💎🫵✨♾️🎶♾️
Brilliant and moving! I love you both! 🥰
Hello, Dave's Mom! 😊 So nice to meet such a lovely lady - and to see the affection illuminating her son's face from start to finish. All the best for both!
Gosh! This is marvellous. You look very different sitting next to her. Many thanks. Hari
Great Great video! Hi to Dave's mom! Loved the story of your mom and the Beethoven pastoral. Much like my mom and peer gynt. I can see where Dave gets his humor!
Paul
Such a sweet video. So very nice of you both! Thanks for sharing Hurwitz family
Dave, Thanks for sharing this. Yesterday, I celebrated my 78th birthday. If my Mom were still with us she would be 108. My mother always encouraged my love of music. The best gift I could give her were cassette tapes of music she loved. A lot of it was classical but she also loved Jewish music. I cannot remember the conductors but some were crossover from classical to "pop." Anyway, this was a wonderful addition to your many, many videos. Much appreciated.
this is the best chat - far better than my favorite "scarf" posts at year's end
This video is truly heartwarming. It's been an absolute delight to meet your mom, David. All the best to both of you!
What a privilege. You are truly blessed.
God bless her!
Marvelous! You're so much more relaxed next to your mom. Start recording your reviews with her on your side.
Moms are the greatest, all the best to you both!
This is so sweet.
Thank you for this video. Glad to have met the supreme cause of this channel, one that has taught me how to become a better listener, and critic, of records I listen to, in addition to what I think is even more important, namely how to look at musical compositions and understand their structure and significance without having much knowledge of detailed music theory.
Couple of sweethearts in this video
Wonderful! If you do another video with your mother please have her talk about her favorite records/performances.
Thank you for this video. May she be happy may she healthy may be she safe may she be at peace
His knowledge is incredible as is his ability to communicate. Thanks Mom 😊
Thanks to you and your Mum - such delightful and insightful reminiscences.
Wilmington, Delaware? I hope you had a chance to see the incredible Phillip Wykoff watercolors which used to reside at Wilmington`s country club. Our band played there a dozen years ago and I was so entranced by the supremely detailed work that I later on brought my wife to the club to see them, as well. They were worth the 3 hour drive.
What a joy to see Mrs. Hurwitz!! fantastic! what a lovely lady. She passed down her love of music to you.. So good of you to share your Mother with us... she is lovely.
Hermoso video. Felicidades a los dos por ser tan simpáticos y agradables.
❤
Great videos, Dave, but this one is so special... :)
Thanks very much!
A wonderful mother and son! ❤️❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🎶🎹😇😇
Delighted to meet your mom. I can only advise you to treasure every moment with her. I lost mine almost 40 years ago and still think of her every day. Count yourself fortunate, as I'm sure you do.
Sorry for your loss. Lee.
@@OuterGalaxyLounge Thanks. It was a long time ago and the remembrances are happy.
Hi David, thanks...I enjoyed so much this interview with your lovely Mother!! It kind of brought me memories of my beloved mother who had some recordings of classical music, by Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Eddie Grieg, Manuel de Falla... and I should mention too Die Fledermaus Overture, conducted by Ormandy... I rediscovered those records when I was 16...and got me interested in Classical music...Also, My dad loved J Strauss Jr's Waltzes and Chopin's Polonaises...both Mother and Father also loved Jerome Kern music, as played by Kostenaletz...O tempora...cheers, GV
Wonderful Video, thank you Dave and Mom you are both amazing!
Thanks David, this was fantastic !!!
Very NICE video, Dave. Glad to see your Mom isn't camera shy.
What a lovely video, sir!
Chris Connor was terrific!
That was a very nice video. Love them while you still have them.
Kind regards to you both.
Of the hundreds of your videos I’ve enjoyed watching over the past three years, this one featuring your remarkable mother may well be my favorite. Thanks for sharing her!
Adorable.
Ohhhhhhhh...........I really love this, Dave!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for doing this. After hearing the stories, so nice to actually “meet” your mom. Charming, nostalgic, warmhearted. Thank you Dave for what you do! You’ve introduced me to so much music I most likely never would have listened to.
Thank you very much for introducing your charming mother to us.
VERY Best to you both! Thank you.
Great. Heartwarming. Funny. Informative. Thank you !
What a wonderful lady !
Hello David and Mrs. Hurwitz!!! This is so great!
Thank you both for preparing this treat for us today. Best wishes!
Completely adorable. by the way i am much younger than the WW2 generation, and i could have been a follower/listener even at a much younger age. you're great and incredibly informative. and your mom is absolutely awesome! THANKS.
Thank you!
Wonderful!
Lovely interview !!! ❤❤❤
Lovw your Mom!
Thanks. Great interview.
This a most special video. Your mother is lovely and beautiful. Thank you both so much for sharing your memories!
So I can now quit pestering you about getting your mom on a video! Thanks to you both for sharing some screen time and for letting us get a little more history about this person who was such a tremendous influence on you--and obviously not just on your musical development. You both seem to have the same open, curious minds, the same breadth of interests and a directness of expression. Sort of uncanny. More than anything, this confirms what I've always thought based on all your family references: it was just a whole lot of fun growing up with the colorful & stimulating personalities of the Hurwitz household. Thanks!
What a lovely video! Thank you for sharing your personal stories, that was so heart-warming to listen to.
Well, this is just awesome.
Love this so much! Your mom is a complete delight.
How very sweet! (Both of you.)
As to bagpipes - "Music from hell!" (I don't recall the speaker... )
This is such an enjoyable chat and I drew some parallels with my own early musical experiences. My love of music came largely from my mother, born in 1929, and who therefore grew up with music mostly from the 1940s, 'though she also remenbered some music from the mid-to-late 1930s. As a child I heard her sing some of these pieces, and I listened to them as recordings at home too, so they became embedded in my mind as much-loved melodies. Years later as an undergrad., I used to give one of my university's staff a ride into work every day and, when one of these songs came onto the radio, I'd occasionally sing a few lines. Being younger than my parents (and therefore a fan of 1950s music), he was amazed that I knew these 'old' songs. Although I now tend to listen mainly to classical works, I still enjoy the 1930s and 1940s music I learned thanks to my own mother!
this was wonderful! thanks for sharing this Dave!
That was wonderfull, thank you both!
This is simply wonderful. Thank you for introducing your mom to us. Also I love the story of your epiphany in understanding classical music through the Beethoven album cover.
Thank you both for sharing! Wonderful to see the love, respect and admiration you both show for each other ❤
I'm not sure if my memory serves me right, but I somehow from a story of Dave's in one of the earlier vids (during lockdown, I think) have an image etched into my mind of Ma Hurwitz vacuuming with Brahms' 1st symphony on the turntable, blasting at full volume (if its a fig of my imagination or a rather free embellishment on the household chores, it's never the less a wonderful image! 😉)!
The best wishes for both of you to keep going on! 🙂
Your mom is lovely!
Hello to your Mom! God, this was thoroughly wonderful. ❤
What a lovely interview:-)
All best wishes from London for your Mom.
She was famous already, but so nice to hear you speak together
Lovely video. What a great relationship you have.
I love having been able to see this!!!
How wonderful to introduce your mother to us viewers. And what a wonderful lady your mother is. She reminds me so much of my former mother-in-law in upstate New York. Happy memories.
David, your mom looks much younger than her years. She's wonderful. Thanks for sharing her with us.
Hi Dave‘s mom, I know you read these comments. I‘m a 40-year old “young man” from Europe, and I totally love Chris Connor. Thanks for mentioning her ❤
Thank you so much Dave for this lovely lovely interview…such elegance…regards from Kolkata, India
This channel is such a gift! It’s wonderful to be introduced to Mrs. Hurwitz.
A delightful interview with a delightful lady! Thank you for sharing this with us, Dave.
That was utterly charming. Your Mom is a star. And I'm your (Dave's) age, but I know Chris Connor, who continued recording into the 21st century (and of course Anita O'Day ... same). Both terrific vocalists. Tell Mom their music lives on!
Hi Dave!
You have a lovely mother. Thanks for sharing your music story!
best regard.
Lovely episode. What would we do without mothers! Yours is a gem. Mine coaxed me to listen to opera by leaving new recordings on my bed without comment. I slowly gave in and fell in love. And I still remember them all. Thank you for sharing your story.
Yo, Ma. I can see where Dave got his communication skill and humor from. As a jazz fan, I've heard of Chris Connor. I have some of her stuff.
Thank you, Dave and Mom, that was a real delight!
Peter, Paul and Mary! That was an early favourite of mine too.
Thanks to you and your mom for this delightful chat, it’s always nice to hear stories from your parents’ side of things. Reminds me of my grandmother a bit, except she actually did learn the piano and she would play for us youngsters.
Lovely video, loved it. Thank you
What a fantastic video, thank you for sharing these beautiful memories with so much affection! Your relation with your mom is something very special!!
Fantastic!
How wonderful to share this! I feel like one of the enduring charms of this channel is understanding your own musical history, and the stories of your mom have stuck with me these years. So what a treat to see her, and by the way: how marvelously how well she is doing! Long life to her and thanks for helping to form Dave’s passion for music!
One of your best videos!! I hope she appears on the show regularly.
That's not going to happen, most likely. She has her own life!
This was beautiful. What contagious joy.