I don't understand German but I saw this with English subtitle and he was telling the string players that they started too fast, they put an accent on changing notes and hitting the next note too fast, then says don't put accent...we'll work on it later...when the trombones come in then it gets faster...there should (absolutely) be no breaks..dee dee dah..dee..then the trombones start to play, he says " just as I've always imagined it in my dreams, very beautiful!" It is not in this video but Then he explains how this piece was composed. (the fire brigade and their siren (blowing horn) the composer writes the notes on his cuff, and the burning house and the crying old woman outside of her burning house then he writes more notes of crying woman etc.)!
Wow! Those definitly were different times. Listen to those Violins! I don't know if these actually are the Berliner Philharmoniker but if they are, I gotta say that things like that wouldn't happen.
….Er wäre auch heute die Persönlichkeit, die er immer war. Von unerhörter musikalischer Kompetenz und eine Linie verfolgend, die keine Kompromisse kannte. Und das das ohne interpretatorische Veitstänze und getanzte Noten. RIP
¿Acaso lo bello no tiene exigencia y sacrificios? Si nadie exige disciplina, no se llegará al clímax y éxito deseable por todos, pero conocido por pocos.
Yeah Celi thought Karajan was Coca Cola…but it’s weird, Karajan is pretty great sometimes, and sometimes Celi isn’t. I guess things are more complicated in the end…
dafür auch mit der Zeit Thema Frauen und die Berliner wollten keine Frauen im Orchester und waren stark gegen Karajan und er ging nach Salzburg für immer.. er wollte gerne eine junge Frau aber die Männer waren strikt dagegen damals..
Meine Güte man kanns auch übertreiben. Waschlappen Kultur braucht keiner. Einfach mal zusammenreißen und nicht bei allem gleich Weltuntergang kreischen.
Bei allem Respekt vor dem musikalischen Genius Karajans, bei allem Respekt vor den Orchestermusikern...ich höre keine Musik. Ich höre aneinandergereihte Töne, allen voran von den Posaunen mit dem sagenhaften Thema. Forte forte fortefortefortefort....das atmet nicht, das lebt nicht. Niemanden will ich kränken, doch höre ich es so. Die Wiener könnten ganz anders spielen, nämlich spielen, mit Freuden, Feuer, Leidenschaft. Bah. Nix da ausser Töne.
Karajan in Salzburg, the last days of the Great Dictator, perfoming the favorite composer of Adolf Hitler. One of the greatest renditions of this magnificent Austrian conductor performing a complete Wagner concert.
@@martinatherton3018 I know very well, what i want to say. Karajan recorded this work on Deutsche Grammophon (DG) and this is the rehearsal. I recommend you to listen his recording, because it's magnificent, since I don't understand why do you think it's horrible.
Europe has the greatest composures are conductors Magic Yang (Yang is Chinese name?) why you try to install hate Wagner and Karajan have perhaps no equal.
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A absolute master in his field - complete discipline
Jaja. Grantig macht er die Violinisten runter.
Herbert von karajan beim proben richard wagners tannhäuser mit den wiener philharmonikern sehr gut gemacht von karajan mit dem orchester
Met him once in Salzburg Festiville as a extra in Tosca
...and...?
I don't understand German but I saw this with English subtitle and he was telling the string players that they started too fast, they put an accent on changing notes and hitting the next note too fast, then says don't put accent...we'll work on it later...when the trombones come in then it gets faster...there should (absolutely) be no breaks..dee dee dah..dee..then the trombones start to play, he says " just as I've always imagined it in my dreams, very beautiful!" It is not in this video but
Then he explains how this piece was composed. (the fire brigade and their siren (blowing horn) the composer writes the notes on his cuff, and the burning house and the crying old woman outside of her burning house then he writes more notes of crying woman etc.)!
I think you are mixing up the last part with Bruckner? He was inspired by a theater fire for his 7th Symphony.
Music is the best medicine!
from PERSIA with Passion
Listen to the Klaus Tennstedt version. Incredible.
Wow! Those definitly were different times. Listen to those Violins! I don't know if these actually are the Berliner Philharmoniker but if they are, I gotta say that things like that wouldn't happen.
This are the Wiener Philharmoniker not the Berliner.
….Er wäre auch heute die Persönlichkeit, die er immer war. Von unerhörter musikalischer Kompetenz und eine Linie verfolgend, die keine Kompromisse kannte. Und das das ohne interpretatorische Veitstänze und getanzte Noten. RIP
Ach so! Dann war die Nazipartei für ihn wohl doch kein Kompromiss. Noch schlimmer…
Ja. Langweiliger kann man dieses Werk kaum bringen.
Unbelievable!
Die guten Geschichten sind längst erzählt... ?
(the good tales are told since ancient times...)
Here is one !
Karajan's wife ought to have advised Herbert on the choice of a shirt. A loose, black linen top would have worked.
3:38
che lezione di vita oltre la morte i giovani di oggi
Lezione di direzione, non di vita. Non era un brav’uomo
@@andreaguarino8207 lo ha conosciuto o per sentito dire
Ein Beherrscher (falls es so was gibt) ….. fleischgewordene Kompetenz und Autorität
His voice sounds like Yoda's.
,....rather, Yoda's voice sounds like HVK's.
Excelente director ,,,pero era muy exigente !!
Y? No se supone q la idea es ser exigente? Como creas arte de alto nivel sin exigencia?
@@estebanrojasr jaja vaya tela. Se piensa que ésto es como el regetón
¿Acaso lo bello no tiene exigencia y sacrificios? Si nadie exige disciplina, no se llegará al clímax y éxito deseable por todos, pero conocido por pocos.
Oh Brunhilda you're so lovely. Yes I know it. I can't help it!
I can never not hear that with this piece XD
Sorry to say this but Karajan looks really really sick in this film. Even worse than 1988 or even in 1989. Amazing music making anyway.
...I beg to differ. To me, he looks remarkably young and healthy for a man who has done such an incredible amount of living in his 80 years.
For an 80 year old?? He looks great.
丹帆伊佐唖美的神聖楽曲。
if you all , on.this forum would listen to Celibidache version of Tannhauser you'll forget about karajan or any other business man.
😂
absolutely. you te right on.the money. you are blessed
blessings on you. that us true. Celi is another level.....
Yeah Celi thought Karajan was Coca Cola…but it’s weird, Karajan is pretty great sometimes, and sometimes Celi isn’t. I guess things are more complicated in the end…
no entendí nada de lo que dijo
+Saul Garcia Tatacho ,esta hablando alemán ,amigo !!
"So schwer kann das nicht sein." So einen herablassenden Spruch könnte sich heute zum Glück kein Dirigent mehr leisten.
Warum? Von Karajan und Böhm zählen, nicht gerade durch seichte Probenführung, zu den Größten der Großen.
Ja. Leider.
dafür auch mit der Zeit Thema Frauen und die Berliner wollten keine Frauen im Orchester und waren stark gegen Karajan und er ging nach Salzburg für immer.. er wollte gerne eine junge Frau aber die Männer waren strikt dagegen damals..
Meine Güte man kanns auch übertreiben. Waschlappen Kultur braucht keiner. Einfach mal zusammenreißen und nicht bei allem gleich Weltuntergang kreischen.
Hängt aber auch mit der Zeit zusammen, in der er aufgewachsen ist. Er war in der Hinsicht sicherlich nicht der einzige.
karajan the king of them all 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
u meant Celibidache , right?
Bei allem Respekt vor dem musikalischen Genius Karajans, bei allem Respekt vor den Orchestermusikern...ich höre keine Musik. Ich höre aneinandergereihte Töne, allen voran von den Posaunen mit dem sagenhaften Thema. Forte forte fortefortefortefort....das atmet nicht, das lebt nicht. Niemanden will ich kränken, doch höre ich es so. Die Wiener könnten ganz anders spielen, nämlich spielen, mit Freuden, Feuer, Leidenschaft. Bah. Nix da ausser Töne.
...No English translation...?! Torture!
Karajan in Salzburg, the last days of the Great Dictator, perfoming the favorite composer of Adolf Hitler. One of the greatest renditions of this magnificent Austrian conductor performing a complete Wagner concert.
Ugh why would you identify Wagner with trash like hitler
You are utterly uneducated. You are a disgrace for the art and science of music.
Stfu
Horrible.
Which part?
Sad that your ear is so poor.
@@martinatherton3018 listen to recording from general performance on DG. Your ear must be horrible
@@mauryq2150- sorry? My ear is fine, thank you, though I've no idea what you're talking about and I suspect you don't either.
@@martinatherton3018 I know very well, what i want to say. Karajan recorded this work on Deutsche Grammophon (DG) and this is the rehearsal. I recommend you to listen his recording, because it's magnificent, since I don't understand why do you think it's horrible.
he made the rubbish sounds but good on propaganda and business
You edited that post, and it still is incoherent garbage.
You think the music sucks?
Europe has the greatest composures are conductors Magic Yang (Yang is Chinese name?) why you try to install hate Wagner and Karajan have perhaps no equal.