Nemmeno i direttori d'orchestra Italiani, possiamo (noi Italiani) sentirli parlare in Italiano Perchè ad intervistarli, sono gli stranieri. Perchè in questo Paese (l'Italia), della cultura e dei suoi rappresentati, chi dovrebbe far qualcosa, pensa ad altro.
@slidemaster Fair comment. I should have researched the attendees at that press conference from roughly 2 years ago to correctly identify the woman. Her work to bring Muti to the CSO certainly deserves recognition.
@ProducerPaulEggers A cellist in the Orchestra, has commented that the women is Deborah Rutter, Executive Director of the CSO. She should be commended for her work in bringing Muti to Chicago. Draw your own conclusions about her interruptions at his introductory press conference in 2008
@calogria Its the only video I could get of the CSO. Its not even at Chicago's Orchestra Hall. Maybe when Muti steps in full time, the CSO will invest in production for a Muti DVD.
@slidemaster, why so defensive? I think it was a great question, and I think Rutter was either annoyed by it, or trying to move on from what appeared to be a long-winded answer... but I think it was a little of both. What makes a person great comes from what inspires them. A musicians play list, an authors favorite book, an artists favorite painting. With the direction of "change" the CSO says it's going, I think this was the perfect question. You do, after all, have a younger audience too
So much for "ProducerPaulEggers". The off-screen voice is that of Deborah Rutter, the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR of the CSO. You know, #1, CEO, top banana, main boss? Paul Eggers, a producer who doesn't do his homework? Good luck getting back into the Hall with an attitude like yours. BTW, I'm a cellist in the CSO.
He has a real sense of humor, and I think he's great!
Stratosferic Riccardo!!!!!
awesome guy:)
Nemmeno i direttori d'orchestra Italiani, possiamo (noi Italiani) sentirli parlare in Italiano Perchè ad intervistarli, sono gli stranieri.
Perchè in questo Paese (l'Italia), della cultura e dei suoi rappresentati, chi dovrebbe far qualcosa, pensa ad altro.
@slidemaster Fair comment. I should have researched the attendees at that press conference from roughly 2 years ago to correctly identify the woman. Her work to bring Muti to the CSO certainly deserves recognition.
@ProducerPaulEggers A cellist in the Orchestra, has commented that the women is Deborah Rutter, Executive Director of the CSO. She should be commended for her work in bringing Muti to Chicago. Draw your own conclusions about her interruptions at his introductory press conference in 2008
I love 0:17.
stravinsky is so recognisable even from 3 seconds of bad quality sound.
@calogria
Its the only video I could get of the CSO. Its not even at Chicago's Orchestra Hall. Maybe when Muti steps in full time, the CSO will invest in production for a Muti DVD.
@slidemaster, why so defensive? I think it was a great question, and I think Rutter was either annoyed by it, or trying to move on from what appeared to be a long-winded answer... but I think it was a little of both. What makes a person great comes from what inspires them. A musicians play list, an authors favorite book, an artists favorite painting. With the direction of "change" the CSO says it's going, I think this was the perfect question. You do, after all, have a younger audience too
RICCARDO SI GRUOSSSS!!!!!
Cavallo 🐎🐎🐎👍
boxbot5 great comment
seems cowboytim98
So much for "ProducerPaulEggers". The off-screen voice is that of Deborah Rutter, the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR of the CSO. You know, #1, CEO, top banana, main boss? Paul Eggers, a producer who doesn't do his homework? Good luck getting back into the Hall with an attitude like yours. BTW, I'm a cellist in the CSO.
hhaahahah...
A pony ...