Graci Senor Muti. I wish I could have attended even one of his concerts. So grateful for his presence and how his contribution extends beyond the world of music. His unique and astute definition of the profound value of music transcends beyond the concert hall. It opens our hearts, teaches us how to live harmoniously in a civil society. He says being a musician in an orchestra teaches the individual how to maintain one's own freedom while also including all the other musicians. It is a conscious balance to participate as an individual while continually discovering and flowing with the unified heartbeat of the orchestra.
In our town Brno think politicians to stop the activities of Janacek's opera. A wave of protests culminating, responses throughout the Czech Republic and abroad, this afternoon march Opera employees and sympathizers in the city center. Riccardo Muti speaks from the soul of everyone who loves music - grazie mille per le Sue parole, Maestro!!
very inspiring.... fantastic to hear him express his views on the value of music in society.... some people are cynical about his criticism of funding cuts in the arts on the basis that he makes a lot of money himself, but I think the point he makes is that the priority given to music and the arts shows the priority a society gives to upholding communication, harmony and equality....
What did he mean by Europe losing certain values? Respect for its traditions? Increasing globalization and homogenization (i.e., Americanization) of world culture? Crass vulgarity gaining widespread acceptance? materialism? All the above? I would be interested in hearing him go into more depth on this.
Bravo Riccardo!!!! This should be shown to everyone! It is absolutely true. Education is everything. Music is the microcosm of life
Such an amazing human being! Thank you for being the way you are, Maestro Muti!
Such a treasure to has this enlightened human being living, thriving & giving. Such an inspiration!
Graci Senor Muti. I wish I could have attended even one of his concerts. So grateful for his presence and how his contribution extends beyond the world of music. His unique and astute definition of the profound value of music transcends beyond the concert hall. It opens our hearts, teaches us how to live harmoniously in a civil society. He says being a musician in an orchestra teaches the individual how to maintain one's own freedom while also including all the other musicians. It is a conscious balance to participate as an individual while continually discovering and flowing with the unified heartbeat of the orchestra.
A brilliant social analysis, inspired by the voice of the 20th century. Bravo Muti!
In our town Brno think politicians to stop the activities of Janacek's opera. A wave of protests culminating, responses throughout the Czech Republic and abroad, this afternoon march Opera employees and sympathizers in the city center. Riccardo Muti speaks from the soul of everyone who loves music - grazie mille per le Sue parole, Maestro!!
What remarkable words.
Thank you Mr. Muti :)
Your speech was so moving - thank you ....
very inspiring.... fantastic to hear him express his views on the value of music in society.... some people are cynical about his criticism of funding cuts in the arts on the basis that he makes a lot of money himself, but I think the point he makes is that the priority given to music and the arts shows the priority a society gives to upholding communication, harmony and equality....
Bravo!!!
W NAPOLI!!!
What did he mean by Europe losing certain values? Respect for its traditions? Increasing globalization and homogenization (i.e., Americanization) of world culture? Crass vulgarity gaining widespread acceptance? materialism? All the above? I would be interested in hearing him go into more depth on this.