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It’s not stealing anything It’s a pathway to something more meaningful and elegant

I had the pleasure to perform my favorite Beethoven's 4th piano concerto in Jerusalem w/guest conductor Jose Serebrier . I was 22 then and he was 24!!! There is a recording on youTube of this performance which was transfered from reel to reel. History and wonderful memories:)

Great Mahler series! Thank-you.

Super interesting conversation! thanks for posting

Merci, etes vous vers Forclaquier vers la fin décembre, si oui faits signe, merci

So excited to hear him conduct the 2nd in Amsterdam next year for Mahler Feest!

He plays quite badly on a badly tuned piano. And he has absolutely no sense for Mahler‘s irony, dialectics and double meanings. One could say that the empty, childish triviality is the expression of pure despair. Mr. Fisher hears joy and positivity.

我非常非常实在的告诉你 这根本就不是艺术 这个音乐只能作为一段旋律去听一听就可以了 完全和艺术没有任何关系 它也完全不可能作为艺术

What a horrible interviewer. Why have her on if you’re going to continuously interrupt her to tell your own boring stories. And wipe the spit off your chin. 👎

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I would not have missed the Richard Tucker concert if I were the recipient of that prestigious award.

J'étudie en ce moment les gavottes transcrites pour violon, merci beaucoup à ce grand artiste pour tout ce partage

Towards the end when Sergey was playing, it really had an Irish feel to it. I'd never had that response before, so it was wild to hear the Celtic hidden in it. Thanks~

Watching this in preparation for hearing the piece tomorrow at the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Which yiddish lullaby did he play

This video shows that what nova thomas spouts about technique is nonsense. th-cam.com/video/o-wptJO5UkQ/w-d-xo.html

Another interesting conversation 👏👏

Lovely interview!!! I remember loving Barbara Daniels as Minnie in the Domingo Fanciulla Met radio broadcast in the 90s, I believe Sherrill Milnes was Rance 💜💜💜

Interesting conversation. Barbara was a great guest

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Profoundly beautiful. As is everything Bach wrote

I love Barbara Daniels.

I want to believe Fred really liked and love Jessye but he seem to have spent a lot of time picking her apart.

Sooooo beautiful and joyful. Thank you

This video's are pure Gold. Merci Jan- Guihen!!.

The joy that emanates from Victoria Livengood is infectious. I have seldom seen someone who communicates with such soulful positivity. She is uplifting, informative, and very funny. I fell in love with her through this conversation.

"I have to let my dog in" he was so real for that

As always,another interesting, wonderful chat.👏👏

It's so moving that he tells about music♡

The last movement, is one of the most touching, heartbreaking, moving pieces of symphonic work. I was fortunate enough to see a live performance of the Minnesota Orchestra with Osmo Vänskä conducting, The very end, as the violins fade to silence...a sublime peace, and the emotion in the hall, was so heavy yet so peaceful. Unlike any other performance that I, and indeed many others who were in attendance, had ever experienced. Unforgettable.

Very interesting. Thanks

and when will ballerini be given star roles at the met? maybe then i'd be inspired to go back.

Lovely ! And insightful conversation !

The Adagietto feels, to me, to be insulated from the vagaries of tempo. Time is pretty much, somehow, suspended during the playing of the movement, anyway.

I've always been curious... how and why did Idagio fund this series? As a cellist, I of course find it incredibly helpful :) but surely it cost an enormous amount to hire a well known soloist to record essentially dozens of masterclasses??

Thank you opera expert Fred Plotkin for your introduction of one new great Tenor Santiago Ballerini🎉🎉🎉 I already watched some of his videos, I must say his singing is fantastic!

Two of my favorites.

Bravo Santiago saludos argentina

I agree, the host talked too much.

Wow. I loved it. Clear coloratures

Really want to hear you to play the whole 6th by piano.

Wonderful!

How about his collaborations with Tim McIntire

Wonderfully educational!

Minor key is sinister, horrific and depressing. Major key us pacific, optimistic and melancholic.

❤️🇱🇨!!!

And he wakes the dog at 11:15----

Wow. I've always loved Mahler 7, and hearing Maestro Fischer talk about it brings the understanding to a new level. Thank you!

You very badly need a microphone.

The structural and emotional qualities of the composition and the performance were so impressive that while listening I had to hold back my tears. This is music of such high order! And I certainly appreciated the performer's informative comments. Thank you and all best wishes!