Sir Simon Rattle on the Berliner Philharmoniker Live Lounge
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- At this year´s Easter Festival Live Lounge, horn player and presenter Sarah Willis had a very special guest: Sir Simon Rattle. Viewers from all over the world had the rare opportunity to ask the chief conductor of the Berliner Philharmoniker their questions in real time - about the upcoming production of “Parsifal” at the Easter Festival, his favourite composer and even about his favourite wine!
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I love to hear Sir Simon Rattle speaking, he speaks so eloquently, so beautiful! I love it!
I must say something about Sarah. She is a delight, a real artist with outstanding artistic vision and feelings. Sha is bright and charming. She makes beautiful and sensible music as interviews. Sarah, keep on, you are just wonderful.
She is grown into something like an ambassador for the BerlPhil. Watching her for just five minutes blows a lot of prejudice towards classical musicians to pieces. Just a kind human being, playing the horn in this amazing orchestra. Sometimes I have to sit for budgetary reasons on the podium, directly behind the players. And when the concert is over and the applause sets in she always has a friendly nod to us in the cheap seats.
Can't decide which one of them is more charming.
I could listen to Simon speak all day!! Love this.
Simon Rattle, although we might see you more with LSO, but BPO will miss you. No one can fill you space at Berlin Philharmonie and BPO. You are just the greatest!
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fantastic little conversation! what a pleasure!
The DCH is a world treasure! So, for that matter are Maestro Simon and Sarah!
Excellent to see this. I have bden enjoying these live lounges for many yeats
BRAVO !
I love Christa Ludwig. I can see her laughing all the way to the bank on that one.
Greetings from Argentina. Huge admiration for Maestro Sir Simon Rattle!
"The Missa Solemnis is too hard for me" - wow
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When is parsifal(concert version)coming out in dch?
Hi Simon. What are your thoughts on more ethnic people getting involved in classical music, especially from black communities, I've been studying classical guitar for about 2 and a half years at city lit in London, great college, great tutor, I'm learning so much musically &technically even though I'm better at learning with tabs, and it's great therapy.
the story of Christa Ludwigs Kundry has an additional pay-off. Her husband, the famous Walter Berry was singing Klingsor in that production, and ever since he was kind of jealous of his even more famous wife, because Christa always had the higher fees for her roles. Even for her "Dienen, dienen" she got more than him!
"The Pure Idiot" sounds like the title of a Monty Python sketch.
The next Chefdirigent gives no Interview ! :-)
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