We were so lucky to have him. If ever I put on a black polo neck and white cardigan, I remember Maestro Giulini - it's what he always wore for rehearsals. A wonderful musician and man.
@@andreaguarino8207 people say he became too abstracted wirh age, tempi too slow etc... but those if us fortunate enough to have been in works he conducted never forget such wonderful experiences.
@@ritawing1064 I read you have sung many times with him. Do you have any special memory, something you particularly remember about this great humble man? He always wore that cardigan, I read somewhere that her beloved mother made it.
@@marcooneto5985 yes he always wore a black polo neck snd white cardigan at rehearsals and recordings. Of course with his height and elegance, he always looked immaculate. It would be hard to pick out moments from what was always a magical experience, singing in his concerts, but I do remember the tenderness with which he treated one young soloist having difficulty with the Verdi Requiem in Orange: seeing videos of other conductors being impatient, sarcastic or downright rude with singers has reminded me of how impeccably Giulini always treated his casts - and those with less clout, too. I was so lucky to have been able to take part in those wonderful concerts. When you read in novels that someone's eyes flashed, you think it's poetic licence - but Giulini's eyes flashed in a Dies Irae, and you realised it was not a figure of speech!
Giulini’s good German - of course his early years were spent in far N.Italy which was then South Tyrol, where the basic language was ‘Austrian - German’.
Einer der besten Bruckner Dirigenten überhaupt - und nicht nur Bruckner. Schade dass er nie Chef eines großen deutschen Orchesters war - er hätte gut hierher gepasst.
Trotzdem nicht so selbstverständlich. Gerade als er jung war, hat sich die italienische Bevölkerung in Bozen nicht gerade darum bemüht sich an die Südtiroler anzupassen.
Grazie mille. Would you like me to say more? This must be a counterpoint to Walter's Columbia recording. Electricity traded in for pure singing of the heart.
Sairam Prof. Giuseppe Savazzi head of the WORLDWIDE CIA SAIRAM secret services in India member of Rotary Club of New York District 7230 blessing to all of you from India 🇮🇳 Music Director and Founder of the Sathya Sai Universal Symphony Orchestra in Putthaparty Founder and music Director of the Rotary Youth International Orchestra with Lufthansa Sponsor since 1990. in šāʾ Allāh إِنْ شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ Sairam 🙏🇮🇳❤️🙏
Quel bonté d'homme, immense Giulini, un des plus grands chefs d'orchestre du 20ème siècle bien sûr
We were so lucky to have him. If ever I put on a black polo neck and white cardigan, I remember Maestro Giulini - it's what he always wore for rehearsals. A wonderful musician and man.
Really? I love Giulini but I think he was too old here and he didn't say anything interesting. I might be wrong
@@andreaguarino8207 people say he became too abstracted wirh age, tempi too slow etc... but those if us fortunate enough to have been in works he conducted never forget such wonderful experiences.
@@andreaguarino8207 It's interesting when he says "it's not Debussy", and funny too.
@@ritawing1064 I read you have sung many times with him. Do you have any special memory, something you particularly remember about this great humble man? He always wore that cardigan, I read somewhere that her beloved mother made it.
@@marcooneto5985 yes he always wore a black polo neck snd white cardigan at rehearsals and recordings. Of course with his height and elegance, he always looked immaculate. It would be hard to pick out moments from what was always a magical experience, singing in his concerts, but I do remember the tenderness with which he treated one young soloist having difficulty with the Verdi Requiem in Orange: seeing videos of other conductors being impatient, sarcastic or downright rude with singers has reminded me of how impeccably Giulini always treated his casts - and those with less clout, too. I was so lucky to have been able to take part in those wonderful concerts. When you read in novels that someone's eyes flashed, you think it's poetic licence - but Giulini's eyes flashed in a Dies Irae, and you realised it was not a figure of speech!
An Authentical Intangible Cultural Heritage this Rehearsel of the BEST interpreter of the Symphony dedicate to "liebten Got"
Merci beaucoup. Muchas gracis por esta video
Giulini SANTO SUBITO !
Giulini’s good German - of course his early years were spent in far N.Italy which was then
South Tyrol, where the basic language was ‘Austrian - German’.
Korrekt. Danke für die Erwähnung ❤
La amabilidad del maestro Giulini es asombrosa, nada que ver con el comportamiento del maestro Böhm.
Kenneth C Muy cierto. Giulini era un verdadero caballero, tanto sobre el escenario como fuera de él.
29:17 I genuinely thought Julia Fischer was playing the bass! Which wouldn't be surprising anyway 😂😂
Einer der besten Bruckner Dirigenten überhaupt - und nicht nur Bruckner. Schade dass er nie Chef eines großen deutschen Orchesters war - er hätte gut hierher gepasst.
Très juste
Extrêmement juste
3:42 ????
Ich konnte mur nicht vorstellen, der Dirigent spricht Deutsch so gut. Sehr interessant
김범석 Er ist in Südtirol aufgewachsen! 😉
Trotzdem nicht so selbstverständlich. Gerade als er jung war, hat sich die italienische Bevölkerung in Bozen nicht gerade darum bemüht sich an die Südtiroler anzupassen.
Auch Abbado.
Grazie mille. Would you like me to say more? This must be a counterpoint to Walter's Columbia recording. Electricity traded in for pure singing of the heart.
god, that's all
Sairam
Prof. Giuseppe Savazzi head of the WORLDWIDE CIA SAIRAM secret services in India member of Rotary Club of New York District 7230 blessing to all of you from India 🇮🇳
Music Director and Founder of the Sathya Sai Universal Symphony Orchestra in Putthaparty
Founder and music Director of the Rotary Youth International Orchestra with Lufthansa Sponsor since 1990. in šāʾ Allāh إِنْ شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ Sairam 🙏🇮🇳❤️🙏
Por Dios, qué subtítulos. Los directores no utilizan esos vocablos. “Golpe alto”… hay cosas inexactas, no propias de la jerga musical en sí.