Carlos Kleiber ist für mich - zweifellos - einer der genialsten und wunderbarsten Dirigenten überhaupt. Ein genialer und wunderbarer Musiker aus vollster Leidenschaft und Seele mit solch einer Persönlichkeit und Charisma; solch einem überragenden Ausdruck und einer derartigen musikalischen Intensität, wie man sie wohl bei nur ganz wenig anderen vorfindet.
Kleiber was a great conductor; as great as any. He was also an incredible eccentric who didn't take care of such good care of himself; he aged badly and died young for someone in this field. Still, he knew what he was doing and he did it quite superbly; he had firm musical instincts and convictions, tremendous knowledge and fine taste of what was proper for an orchestra to "get across." A very, very fine, if not great conductor, indeed!
Si, viviò en Argentina desde los 4 hasta los 22 años. Su rprimer concierto lo dirigiò en la ciudad de La Plata. Ademàs del acento linguistico se llevò de Argentina su sentido del humor y su falta de respeto en los aspectos contractuales. Un individualismo exasperante junto a una enorme snesibilidad. O sea un combo complicado Jajaja.. Saludos.
@@Quotenwagnerianer Yes you are right there: to complicate matters, he was educated here in the United Kingdom for quite a while and also spoke very good English.
(sorry) use of a ballerina wife, to study the way dancers communicate with the energy around their gestures, "pushing" the air, feeling the music with your hands?
darkprose-- It's an opinion. First of all, look at what he looked like as he aged; people generally don't look as old as this now-a-days; I guess your powers of observation aren't so good. Secondly, symphony conductors generally live to be rather old with with rather long and quite active careers; Kleiber obviously didn't. Your questioning me this way strikes me as being rather wankerous.
Carlos Kleiber ist für mich - zweifellos - einer der genialsten und wunderbarsten Dirigenten überhaupt. Ein genialer und wunderbarer Musiker aus vollster Leidenschaft und Seele mit solch einer Persönlichkeit und Charisma; solch einem überragenden Ausdruck und einer derartigen musikalischen Intensität, wie man sie wohl bei nur ganz wenig anderen vorfindet.
Carlos Kleiber? großartig wie kein anderer!!
Wonderful Carlos & Carl
Vielen Dank für's hochladen :D
Lassen Sie den Kollegen anfangen .... genial!!!!
Gosh!
Seeing my 'God' after so many years! Thanks. You've made my day!!
Skulle gjerne sittet på den prøven!!
Brynjar Hoff
Oboeist
Thank you for your generous response.
Holy shit! God working. Keep silent. Pray. Make music. Enjoy.
well - bad luck, but I made a translation in the rehearsals of Die Fledermaus....
He spoke beautiful English wish we could hear him. 😊
Ingrained into my youth. As with frech romantik. Fluke of fate that I lived beside SU and Frederick Beiser? Read enough Novalis to account for it.
Kleiber was a great conductor; as great as any.
He was also an incredible eccentric who didn't take care of such good care of himself; he aged badly and died young for someone in this field.
Still, he knew what he was doing and he did it quite superbly; he had firm musical instincts and convictions, tremendous knowledge and fine taste of what was proper for an orchestra to "get across."
A very, very fine, if not great conductor, indeed!
You underestimate him
owesome!
I detect an Argentinian-Spanish accent in his German (which makes sense since he was raised in Buenos Aires). Am I not right?
Ever so slightly, yes.
Si, viviò en Argentina desde los 4 hasta los 22 años. Su rprimer concierto lo dirigiò en la ciudad de La Plata. Ademàs del acento linguistico se llevò de Argentina su sentido del humor y su falta de respeto en los aspectos contractuales. Un individualismo exasperante junto a una enorme snesibilidad. O sea un combo complicado Jajaja.. Saludos.
@@Quotenwagnerianer Yes you are right there: to complicate matters, he was educated here in the United Kingdom for quite a while and also spoke very good English.
Schade, kurz vor dem "Klarinettenschrei" hört es auf ...
Does anybody know why his father (Erich) was opposed to his pursuit of a musical career?
He only did in the beginning. i recommend the movie "traces to nowhere"
some rugged looking dudes in that orchestra!
I really wanna know what he's saying!....subtitles plz?
I really would like to translate - but do you know how much time that takes?
I have a question: Where did you record this from? Which TV station or which DVD? Sorry for any inconveniance but this is important to me.
8:24 Tu l'as séquestré, bâillonné, ligoté
darkprose-
For you, "pal," ANYTIME!!!
8:24 ;)
I think he must have made considerable
I have tried to find a source on this claim that he did not take care of himself and aged badly. What is your source for this information?
Because it’s not true
8:24 für Stupeflip
Yessss
It's a shame the subtitles are in italian. Lucky me i speak a little of german and a little of italian!
you´re so right - but unfortunately our political systems are like that - worldwide..
(sorry) use of a ballerina wife, to study the way dancers communicate with the energy around their gestures, "pushing" the air, feeling the music with your hands?
marinuzzi ???????????????
darkprose--
It's an opinion.
First of all, look at what he looked like as he aged; people generally don't look as old as this now-a-days; I guess your powers of observation aren't so good.
Secondly, symphony conductors generally live to be rather old with with rather long and quite active careers; Kleiber obviously didn't.
Your questioning me this way strikes me as being rather wankerous.
Tendría malos genes, pero sensibilidad musical, a toneladas, y se la transmitía a la orquesta.
great!!!