Facing an orchestra: your 2-minute guide to the art of conducting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2022
- “A rehearsal is the sum of countless ‘no’s. How many ‘no’s are there? Trillions! And how many ‘yes’es? Only one!“ That’s how the great Sergui Celibidache explains the art of conducting. Watch the world’s top conductors share their wisdom and their art in our two-minute tribute to the profession. And remember-you can always find the best videos with these and other legendary conductors in our nearly infinite catalogue on medici.tv!
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What a pleasure it must be to be in front of an Orchestra and watching and hearing the musicians play their instruments
It is not only a pleasure for a conductor - watching /hearing- "his" musiscians play music: It is hard work upon himself to grasp / study / inhale and put under his skin the work he is about to conduct. He has to be able to induce / convince / lecture and execute each passage, while analising them constantly . . . It is an endless task of full dedication which cannot be done thouroghly without an enormous energy coming from LOVE !
The whole orchestra be producing the music but the conductor is always the most dedicated, putting all their blood, sweat and tears into those pieces (as you can see)
This is my new favorite video of all time.
Thank you for this precious gift
Фантастика. Все как родные!
POWERFUL 🧙♂
Seiji Ozawa: “I’m not telling you how to conduct Beethoven. I’m telling you how to tell orchestra what you want!” A point missed in many conducting classes & workshops. The ABCs of conducting!
True words of wisdom!
Bravo 👏!!!
VIOLAAAA VIOOOOLAAAAAAA 💔
Awesome 👍👍👍
Amazing video. Really happy to see Celibidache here but it is missing the great Bohm unfortunately.
(Please, does anyone can help me find the name of the first piece played in this video)
It is the Overture of "La Forza del Destino" it is an Opera of Giuseppe Verdi !
@@froehlicherelter Many thanks
What the title of the very first song?
This is the overture to "The Power of Fate" by Giuseppe Verdi.
What is the name of the first piece?
La forza del destino
Wishing great orchestra conductors other hundred years more to entertain us because... heavenly delight indeed. Every web experience now is a good inspiration, let them technologies work for you, next to this video there is a slot machine working on, if anyone is spending money playing video games, be sure the incomes go to the video owners and not other gangsters mobsters dirty hackers sitting on our back like vampire parasistes sucking our users blood. The daily news are telling us web companies lost in 2022 only 480 billion dollars profits, there's people happy to make nothing but damages, be careful evil people guys, do not feed them, do not let them screw your money but be sure, any money goes to the right place, supporting musicians entertain us some more, my very favorite virtual imaginary special donation for you guys Ok? Big loving hug orchestra conductors that gave us so many special great moments, yeah, unforgettable experience indeed 🌺👍🥰🎅🌈😍🥳💐👍🍷🌺👍⭐🍰🥂🍷⭐🍰🌟🍷🌺🥰👍🥂🍰🥂
What is the name of the last piece?
wagner: tannhauser overture
@@jasonwong07081 trembling from the first seconds