Furtwängler-Tochter Friederike Kunz erzählt. Doku. Short Version. Wilhelm Furtwängler Documentary
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2012
- Furtwängler-Eindrücke aus erster Hand. Doku von Ute Neumerkel. NEUE 18-Minuten-VERSION DEUTSCH & ENGLISH - NEW EXTENDED VERSION with ENGLISH SUBTITLES: • Furtwaengler's daughte... Mit fast 90 Jahren erzählte mir Friederike Kunz am Starnberger See von ihren Erlebnissen mit ihrem Vater Wilhelm Furtwängler. Kaum jemand heute kennt Furtwängler so gut wie sie und hat soviele seiner Konzerte miterlebt. Die ehemalige Schauspielerin versteht es zudem, sehr lebendig zu erzählen. Mit bisher unveröffentlichten Fotos aus ihrem Archiv und als Untermalung Ausschnitte dirigiert von Wilhelm Furtwängler. Autorisierte Auszüge aus 2 DVDs, die ich, Ute Neumerkel, für sie und ihre Familie produziert habe. Eine Freude für jeden Furtwängler-Freund. -
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~~~~~ NEW 18 Minute VERSION in German with ENGLISH SUBTITLES: • Furtwaengler's daughte...
Friederike Kunz, the happy illegitimate daughter of Wilhelm Furtwängler, actress and mother of 7 sons, tells about her time with her father Wilhelm Furtwängler. Documentary by Ute Neumerkel. During her studies in Berlin she even lived together with Furtwaengler in Potsdam. With many photos of her archive and as background music excerpts directed by Furtwängler. A rewarding extract of two DVDs I, Ute Neumerkel, produced for her and her family at her home (with the kind permission of Friederike Kunz). -
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I am in mourning for Friederike Kunz, the Furtwängler daughter who died 14th October 2017 at the age of 96. She had sponsored my Furtwängler Lieder CD edition, let me film her life story and allowed me to become her friend. She was such a loving and fascinating person. I saw her for the last time in July 2017 where we also could listen and watch together some of my latest videos and parts of my new piano tutorial. I am very thankful for all the precious time with her. Ute Neumerkel
I am sorry for the loss of your friend who was remarkable in many ways! Thank you for your posts!
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Interresssnt anzuhören. Mit 96 Jahren erreichte sie ein schönes Alter.
Eine liebenswerte Frau. Schön, ihr zu zuhören.
Der Film ist sehr schön, eine liebenswerte Frau. 90 Jahre ist ein schönes Alter.
Thank you! It was magical to see Furtwangler's daughter - the daughter of one of the greatest conductors who ever lived. He must have been very proud of her.
Yes, and she always felt so honoured to be his daughter... Many thanks!
What a marvellous lady and important document, many thanks to all involved including the subtitler for we Engish-speakers. Craig
Una vez más, tengo que lamentar profundamente que este documento tan interesante NO ESTÉ SUBTITULADO en ESPAÑOL...Una verdadera pena...!!!! 🇬🇧🇩🇪🇪🇸😞
Ein einzigartiges Furtwänglerdokument: Die liebenswerte Tochter Friederike - eines seiner 5 Kinder aus verschiedenen Beziehungen spricht über ihren "Ursprung" und ihr Verhältnis zu dem Vater von der Kindheit bis zu dessen Tode 1954, da war sie 33. Nichts von Hinterzimmeraffäre, sondern ein immer akzeptiertes Verhältnis, das auch von der Seite der Muztter nicht zur Ehe führen konnte. Schön, daß die nun alte Dame zu dieser Erzählung gewonnen werden konnte.
Danke sehr für die kenntnisreiche Würdigung durch den 1. Vorsitzenden der Wilhelm-Furtwängler-Gesellschaft!
Furtwängler hatte 6 Kinder. Ich hatte mütterlicherseits zwei Onkel und drei Tanten.
Grazie, Ute!!!!!!!
Dear English speaking fans of Wilhelm Furtwaengler, finally I translated this video for you! Unfortunately YT's engine for inserting subtitles does not work well. So the size of the letters is not equal, and sometimes the text is not completely visible. In this case please try the medium screen or another browser. But first of all, enjoy what Friederike Kunz has to share with us...
Thank you so much for this. She is a wonderful person and her father - the greatest of conductors!
Thank you for sharing this glimpse into the lives of his family that Furtwangler touched. It gives us yet another perspective of his life.
wonderful and valuable testimony
THank you very much!
thank you so much for this film. Is there more to it .also enjoyed greatly your singing and piano playing.You have much in common with furtwangler.
many ,many thanks. you too are a great artist
henek
Many thanks! I was very lucky having met Friederike Kunz just when she wanted to record her life story on two DVDs for her family, just at the beginning of my upcoming film activities... You are welcome to my Furtwangler CD including my essay about his young years, still available, read more about it here: uteneumerkel.de/cds_english.html . You probably have already discovered my other Furtwangler videos: ua-cam.com/play/PL88E5069E21FE2630.html
Serious musicians, in becoming more aware of Maestro Furtwangler's legacy - his life circumstances, his own music and his conductorial interpretations, could benefit, perhaps even enormously. Certainly, the prevailing, wide-spread stigma about a (non-existent; I believe) Nazi 'heart' connection should be finally put to rest and totally erased. Incidentally, it was a Bruckner recording which propelled me, long ago, into a great admiration for Maestro Furwangler's uniquely profound shaping of symphonic music. And I wish to hear his solo piano music and also songs, too (somewhat familiar with his lengthy symphonic Piano Concerto). Although I consider it very unfair that several stellar concert soloists created hands-off havoc regarding stalemating a proposed appointment with the Chicago Symphony in 1949, yet one can somewhat forgive those perpetrating, due to such unforgettably horrible Nazi history still near the forefront of their minds. I believe their frenzied fervency inputted an imbalance of thought regarding personal "guilt" - a concept, easier for some, to 'hop on the bandwagon', adhere to, and point a finger rather than check all the facts in Maestro Furtwangler's case. Although moot, he may have lived longer, profiting himself and the musical public, had he been able to keep his Chicago offer and come to the United States.
"Serious musicians, in becoming more aware of Maestro Furtwangler's legacy... could benefit, perhaps even enormously." Yes. "The prevailing, wide-spread stigma about a (non-existent; I believe) Nazi connection should be finally put to rest and totally erased." Yes. Difficult to say whether Furtwangler may have lived longer. I suppose that his ears getting deaf were perhaps the most important factor for no longer be willing to live.