Yes, you are right, but even though we complain, they continue making the music too loud. A workaround is to turn on the captions in each individual video. Those captions go by phonetic sounds of the words, so you'll see some interesting typos, but it's better than nothing. .
@@lunaz3698 Is this helpful regarding the loud music?: A workaround is to turn on the captions in each individual video. Those captions go by phonetic sounds of the words, so you'll see some interesting typos, but it's better than nothing.
So I am not the only one... I wonder if they can go back make the necessary adjustments and repost it. It ruins a very interesting documentary and it's a same because it's a very important story that must be told for history's sake.
This is a very interesting documentary, but in many parts of it the soundtrack has been mixed in such a way that the 'background' music completely drowns out the voice of the commentator, and what he is saying cannot be understood. I suggest that the conductors of this channel withdraw the documentary temporarily and re-edit the soundtrack so as to reduce the volume of the background music in the relevant places. I'm assuming that this would be possible, though I personally have had very little experience of audio editing.
All these documentaries have the same problem. It is ubiquitous on UA-cam, and no one ever does anything about it. I cannot believe you can't control the volume and the ratio of narration to "background music" which is overdramatic, too dark, and just not even necessary at all.
@@ferociousgumby This technique, albeit an unpleasant one, is usually employed in an effort to avoid copyright infringement problems. It is apparently effective to that end, hence the frequency with which it is encountered on UA-cam.
I kind of agree that he probably saved some art. I don't have to think hard about how I would have behaved under those circumstances but ,if possible, it should be returned to the rightful owners. It's an amazing story in art history that should be explored more fully. Well done. Thanks ...
Incredibly interesting documentary. What a saga! We are so lucky that these treasures have not been destroyed. Even if their original proxy-curator wasn’t pure in his motives, the net result is that these still exist today. Thank you for telling the story!
This is the most fascinating era of reconciliation - sorting out the stolen and displaced art that is currently being bequeathed to the next generation illegally. Hopefully ethics will prevail this time 🤞
26:22 That is a very good point. I doubt that the very first time Cornelius sold a painting was when he was a senior citizen. He must have sold painting throughout his life, it was just the first time the police thought to fully search out names like his fathers. Is there any art that was at the Degenerate Art show, that was not in the last Cornelius art show? Were any of those works of art get sold at auction in the years between 1956 and 2012.
I think what made Cornelius Gurlitt very suspicious indeed was the lack of social insurance. Austria and Germany do have social health insurance, everyone has. Not to have any is extremely weird.
The intersection of arms dealing and art collecting is probably a fascinating area of study. If anyone has links to articles on the subject please post them in my reply box.
Unbelievable that the restitution bodies cannot act more promptly and efficiently in tracing rightful owners. The guy at end is wrong saying that buyers at auctions should ask more questions - it is the auction house that needs to do this due diligence work and partly justify their high fees.
you are totally correct.......an art dealer has to pass a 'free and clear'' title to the new owner, with no liens or encumbrance Castro stole works of art from private collections, in cuba and found dubious ways of selling them and collecting the cash from auction houses in the usa europe and japan........
Quite a misleading title, should be called "Cornelius Gurlitt's Private Museum". They tease a few times that the father of Cornelius, Hildebrand, was SUPPOSED to be buying art for Hitler's collection but spend the first 30 minutes talking about Hildebrand's hidden degenerate art collection. Then around the 30 minute mark they spend about 5 minutes talking about the Führermuseum, mentioning the couple of Vermeers that were acquired for it, and one of the guys being interviewed speculates that there MIGHT have been a Caspar David Friedrichs but he's unsure. Then after that brief chat about the titular subject they continue to discuss the Gurlitt collection. So TLDR: anyone who actually wanted to know more about the Führermuseum, this video's not what you're looking for.
AMBER ROOM STOLEN FROM Catherine Palace at one point the old man said, he knew the hiding place of the Amber Room and would trade his knowledge for the return of the paintings........
I am glad that the paintings are in Germany where they belong. Different countries during the war raid Germany and stole so much from them and took it back to their country. Just so happy to see that Germany still has a piece of their history. I have really enjoyed the video and learning much more
Fixed the music please What a shame, l couldn't be bothered being forced to turn the volume up & down during the doco because the music was so loud during the narrator speaking
history plays its funny game on people... nothing is systematic (though many would argue it really is, or becoming that), murky water everywhere. you may think all the digitalisation will change anything? ha-ha. wait for another 50 years - you'll be further amazed)))
Why does the music get so loud at times? Who put the sound editing together? Ruined this video that was interesting except when the music started blaring.
As with nearly ALL documentaries.....SPOILT by silly, LOUD, over riding music (aka FUCKING racket) which serves only to distract and ruin the documentary. If it were NOT for that ghastly cacophony I would watched this from start to finish.
BASED ON WHAT WAS SHOWN HERE, THE 1937 EXHIBIT, MUNICH WAS CHUCK FULL OF JUNK WORK. WHAT WE SEE TODAY IN MUSEUMS IS A SMALL FRACTION OF ARTISTS ORIGINAL WORK. MOST BEING ""FORGETABLE"",,,,,,,,, P.S. AUDIO SUCKS
Free content means low quality products but they are interesting if you can stand it. Some of these are narrated and written by seventh graders, but free is free. Except I pay 12$ a month!
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The music is so loud it drowns the speaker. You don’t need the dark fearful music. The story is dark and fearful enough.
Amen!!
Yes, you are right, but even though we complain, they continue making the music too loud. A workaround is to turn on the captions in each individual video. Those captions go by phonetic sounds of the words, so you'll see some interesting typos, but it's better than nothing. .
this, im not even 3 minutes in and giving up
@@lunaz3698 Is this helpful regarding the loud music?: A workaround is to turn on the captions in each individual video. Those captions go by phonetic sounds of the words, so you'll see some interesting typos, but it's better than nothing.
@@carolynraley4047 thankk youuu
The music drowns out the speaker. I am interested, but am unable to focus
The music is straight out of a Stephen King movie. Hey, we already know Hitler was bad. Don't insult us by beating us over the head with it.
The background MUSIC IS TO LOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUD
Man! The music drowned out the narrator! It was difficult to decipher what the narrator was saying.
So I am not the only one... I wonder if they can go back make the necessary adjustments and repost it. It ruins a very interesting documentary and it's a same because it's a very important story that must be told for history's sake.
Super documentary but as you say music to high volume it's in lot of these documentary's hope you can do something, quality control.
This is a very interesting documentary, but in many parts of it the soundtrack has been mixed in such a way that the 'background' music completely drowns out the voice of the commentator, and what he is saying cannot be understood. I suggest that the conductors of this channel withdraw the documentary temporarily and re-edit the soundtrack so as to reduce the volume of the background music in the relevant places. I'm assuming that this would be possible, though I personally have had very little experience of audio editing.
All these documentaries have the same problem. It is ubiquitous on UA-cam, and no one ever does anything about it. I cannot believe you can't control the volume and the ratio of narration to "background music" which is overdramatic, too dark, and just not even necessary at all.
@@ferociousgumby This technique, albeit an unpleasant one, is usually employed in an effort to avoid copyright infringement problems. It is apparently effective to that end, hence the frequency with which it is encountered on UA-cam.
@@charlestaylor1693 I'll have to remember that when I post my videos.
I kind of agree that he probably saved some art. I don't have to think hard about how I would have behaved under those circumstances but ,if possible, it should be returned to the rightful owners. It's an amazing story in art history that should be explored more fully. Well done. Thanks ...
Thanks!
This is such an important story. It’s very difficult to hear with the loud dramatic music.
yes, music is dominating this doc
What is wrong with the soundmix the music is generic and too loud. Pity.
Incredibly interesting documentary. What a saga! We are so lucky that these treasures have not been destroyed. Even if their original proxy-curator wasn’t pure in his motives, the net result is that these still exist today. Thank you for telling the story!
Bats living in those caves/mines saw more of those paintings than Hitler.
Would love to but can't watch this doc because the bloody music drowns out the commentary!!
Could you play the EFFING MUSIC a bit LOUDER ... I can still hear what they are saying !
Really your team is doing a great job.... Love and respect for your channel ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌸🌸🌸🙂
This is the most fascinating era of reconciliation - sorting out the stolen and displaced art that is currently being bequeathed to the next generation illegally. Hopefully ethics will prevail this time 🤞
I wouldn't bank on it
@@MrDaiseymay Agree with you...because 'bank' is the operative word.
26:22 That is a very good point. I doubt that the very first time Cornelius sold a painting was when he was a senior citizen. He must have sold painting throughout his life, it was just the first time the police thought to fully search out names like his fathers. Is there any art that was at the Degenerate Art show, that was not in the last Cornelius art show? Were any of those works of art get sold at auction in the years between 1956 and 2012.
Impossible to watch due to the overly loud music 👎👎👎
I think what made Cornelius Gurlitt very suspicious indeed was the lack of social insurance. Austria and Germany do have social health insurance, everyone has. Not to have any is extremely weird.
The intersection of arms dealing and art collecting is probably a fascinating area of study. If anyone has links to articles on the subject please post them in my reply box.
The music's louder than the voiceover. Seriously?
Unbelievable that the restitution bodies cannot act more promptly and efficiently in tracing rightful owners.
The guy at end is wrong saying that buyers at auctions should ask more questions - it is the auction house that needs to do this due diligence work and partly justify their high fees.
you are totally correct.......an art dealer has to pass a 'free and clear'' title to the new owner, with no liens or encumbrance
Castro stole works of art from private collections, in cuba and found dubious ways of selling them and collecting the cash from auction houses in the usa europe and japan........
Sorry noise is too loud very distracting for what I thought would be interesting .had to switch off so sorry
music to loud can't hear the talking?
Look into the Swiss vaults...😔
The music level makes this hard to listen to
Quite a misleading title, should be called "Cornelius Gurlitt's Private Museum". They tease a few times that the father of Cornelius, Hildebrand, was SUPPOSED to be buying art for Hitler's collection but spend the first 30 minutes talking about Hildebrand's hidden degenerate art collection. Then around the 30 minute mark they spend about 5 minutes talking about the Führermuseum, mentioning the couple of Vermeers that were acquired for it, and one of the guys being interviewed speculates that there MIGHT have been a Caspar David Friedrichs but he's unsure. Then after that brief chat about the titular subject they continue to discuss the Gurlitt collection. So TLDR: anyone who actually wanted to know more about the Führermuseum, this video's not what you're looking for.
WTF is going on with the sound levels. Weird mixing. Music drowning commentary.
So interesting. Thanks for posting here.
Marvelous story - a feature film here, already to be made...
a very interesting video, thanks for sharing it.
AMBER ROOM STOLEN FROM Catherine Palace
at one point the old man said, he knew the hiding place of the Amber Room
and would trade his knowledge
for the return of the paintings........
Enjoyed!
Great title!
Lovley 👍
I expect I'm not the first person to wonder what would have happened IF ONLY Hitler had been accepted by the academy of fine arts in vienna...
Probably the same! He would’ve get bored with water colour pretty quickly and gotten into politics (and mass murder) anyways...!
this cornelius had a house very near where i live and was full of art... it was very old and one could walk in, i think, never did 😂😭
2:38 it doesn't start until.
(You're welcome 👍)
I wonder what they got. I hope they make a video of the paintings.
I wonder what Switzerland is hiding from that time of war.
I am glad that the paintings are in Germany where they belong. Different countries during the war raid Germany and stole so much from them and took it back to their country. Just so happy to see that Germany still has a piece of their history. I have really enjoyed the video and learning much more
Fixed the music please What a shame, l couldn't be bothered being forced to turn the volume up
& down during the doco because the music was so loud during the narrator speaking
Disagree with gentleman who says yeah he was a Jew working with Nazis to make money, but he liked art so not completely a bad guy.
I could’ve really enjoyed this but the music was rounding out those that were speaking
His Stash house containing looted art is now being called a MUSEUM?!
Could have done without the ridiculous music
I notice that many people have brought the music to your attention.... so slack not to fix it
Fascinating story. Many of these works should have been returned to the Jewish families that were robbed…
history plays its funny game on people... nothing is systematic (though many would argue it really is, or becoming that), murky water everywhere. you may think all the digitalisation will change anything? ha-ha. wait for another 50 years - you'll be further amazed)))
The music is sometimes louder than the voices
That old man lived a lonely life because he knew what he was doing was criminal.
Why make a documentary, and then put music on it that makes the dialogue hard to hear?
STOP THE BACKGROUND MUSIC.
The background sound to this is way to loud.
The narrative is dramatic enough . Why down it out with the loud music?
He stoled a lot of beautiful things from the Jews I would love to see them get everything back and I hope they find the golden room and put it back
hi, kathy, are you talking about the "amber room" stolen from
the Catherine palace in st petersburg?
Why does the music get so loud at times? Who put the sound editing together? Ruined this video that was interesting except when the music started blaring.
The music is way too loud - unwatchable
As with nearly ALL documentaries.....SPOILT by silly, LOUD, over riding music (aka FUCKING racket) which serves only to distract and ruin the documentary. If it were NOT for that ghastly cacophony I would watched this from start to finish.
I managed to watch 4 minutes. Whomever thought the loud "background" music was a good idea should be fired on the spot.
Such a good channel with surprisingly bad sound.
Waldemar where are you?🤓
could do without the over the top music
BASED ON WHAT WAS SHOWN HERE, THE 1937 EXHIBIT, MUNICH WAS CHUCK FULL
OF JUNK WORK. WHAT WE SEE TODAY IN MUSEUMS IS A SMALL FRACTION OF
ARTISTS ORIGINAL WORK. MOST BEING ""FORGETABLE"",,,,,,,,, P.S. AUDIO SUCKS
Free content means low quality products but they are interesting if you can stand it. Some of these are narrated and written by seventh graders, but free is free. Except I pay 12$ a month!
UA-cam isn't free
@@Aussie00 how much do you pay to stream content?
@@Aussie00 ok bossy girl, you wanna dance with Grace? Let’s dance then.
Christ almighty, that effing music! It makes this otherwise interesting doc unwatchable.
I've always figured the "Monuments Men" found the reproductions.
What's with the overly dramatic music?
the editing is not good the music is so loud and over plays the narrative….VERY FRUSTRATING
I don't like modern art either, tbh
Not long now before we have an exhibition of "unvaccinated artists" work,
With regard to the documentary it seems like a stitch up to me.
So true!
Keep feeding that hate.
Yes let’s keep comparing getting vaccines to the Nazi’s🤦🏻♀️ do you hear yourself??
Music is just fine. Old people just don't know how to adjust their sound settings.. Great video. Don't listen to the moany old tech illiterate farts
Horrible production! The music is drowning out the narration.
speak up i cant hear you, sound tech is new and cant mix a cupa soup
20:26 horrible dialekt
? At that time stamp, there's a woman speaking with a fairly average modern English accent
Endlessly greedy sociopaths bent out of shape that sometimes someone gets one over on them 👎
Alsazee? No it's Al zass two syllables.
More chinese propaganda I expect?
And why is it so bad that Hitler despised degenerate art? I despise it too.
I have no sympathy for that modernist stuff being destroyed