As one of my great ex-teachers told me: it's a simple piece when you look at it on paper... but it may be one of the most difficult concertos to actually perform! She was so right!
This has been since I first heard it over 60 years ago, my favorite violin concerto! Beethoven brings such joy and emotion to my heart and souls that I frequently feel the tears forming in my eyes! This performance may be the greatest of all time with the rapport between Sofie Mutter and Herbert von Karajan!
Wunderbares Zeitdokument. Ich erinnere mich noch, wie ich, selbst Geigenschüler, die 15jährige Anne-Sophie Mutter das Mendelssohn-Konzert spielen hörte und danach tagelang wie auf Luftballons ging. (In diesem Video besonders herzig: Karajans Englisch :)))) )
C'est pour moi un souvenir extraordinaire car j'étais dans la salle durant ces répétitions. Etant photographe a Courchevel, je passais mes journées dans la très belle salle de la Facim. Karajan était venu répéter avec cet orchestre de jeunes, mais aussi avec A.S. Mutter. Une violoniste de l'orchestre me disait que beaucoup avaient la larme à l'œil durant le second mouvement de ce concerto, tellement Anne Sophie les avait boulversé. Durant tous ces jours j'ai rencontré un autre grand chef : Claudio Abbado qui lui, faisait répéter l'orchestre pour l'autre partie du programme. Regardant Karajan durant les répétitions on est frappé par sa gentillesse envers ces jeunes, mais surtout sa direction qui ne souffre d'aucune partition devant lui. Un merveilleux chef. Je suis heureux car il me reste des photos très précieuses.
No tenia idea d la existencia d este video historico con la Orquesta juvenil d la comunidad europea. Infinitas gracias a la persona q publicó este grabacion
Espectacular !!!! A.S. Mutter es la mejor, sino la grande violinista de todos los tiempos. Karajan está a la altura de esta genial pieza de Beethoven, quién compuso el más bello concierto para violin jamás escrito.
-- Précieux document. Anne-Sophie Mutter exécute ce Concerto avec brio. C'est surtout l'occasion de voir et d'entendre l'immense Maestro Karajan lors de la répétition du concert. Génial. --
According to Anne Sophie Mutter, when she was first asked to play this for Karajan, she was very nervous. She played the opening octaves when suddenly Karajan lift up his hand and said "Thank you, come back again next year." Yikes, a whole concerto prepared judged by a damn broken octaves. It must have been so crushing. Oh and she did return after a year and was accepted. Today her performance with him is still one of my favorite.
+remsan03 Not exactly. He accepted her, when she first played for him, just 13 years old, in salzburg, with a mozart concerto. But a year later, she played the Beethoven Concerto, and then he said, she should come back next year. She admits, that she wasnt good at that time. She still admires him, never said bad things about him.
Franziska Kress That is a different account from what she told in her Beethoven Piano and Violin Sonatas bonus feature interview DVD. Watch that one first, please. She literally said it was her first musical defeat.
+remsan03 I am sorry, , I had to read your posting more accurate, I skipped the little word "it". Yes, it could be very frustrating, what Karajan did, but it must be very encouraging, that he treated her as a serious musician. She said, that he was the biggest influence of her musical career, always fair and maybe a second father. By the way, the German Music Critic Joachim Kaiser, who became a friend of Mutter, said, that Karajan was "not only fathery but very proud of "his" young genius. Some years later, in Tokyo, Karajan looked Mutter "happy and flabbergasted", when she played the Kreisler Cadence of the Beethoven Concerto. Sorry for my lousy English, I do write much better in my native language.
+remsan03 Mutter karajan performances are legend!! thanks God that she recorded all the great famous concertos with him. After his death no other conductor conducted her properly especially Ozawa and Priven, they ruined her career I can't listen to any of her performance with any other except Karajan
Beethovens violinkonzert eines der schönsten und besten überhaupt mit anne s mutter und herbert von karajan sehr gut und stark dirigiert und gespielt von allen musikern
Remember hearing this performance live on the radio (I was just in the process of learning this concerto) I seriously thought it was Oistrakh, perhaps the greatest interpreter ever of this piece, then the announcer said Anne-Sophie Mutter, and she was 16.
Ein tolles Konzert! Mit so jungen Leuten: nicht nur A.S.Mutter auch das Orchester ---phantastisch und eine phantastische Arbeit von Herbert von Karajan.!
Wow! This is such a rare treat. Thank you for uploading this movie. Vintage teenage prodigy with the legendary Karajan. Can you believ how good he made these kids play? PRICELESS indeed. Thanks again.
This piece is a good choice for the orchestra, because it is so easy the orchestra can concentrate on the style Karajan wants. The joke by Mengelberg that he repeats was something he first heard him say to Karajan's own orchestra in Aachen in the '30's. I believe this telecast was from 1981.
E' solo uno degli infiniti esempi della genialità di Karajan nella CONCERTAZIONE. Anche con un'orchestra che certamente NON è quella di Berlino o quella di Vienna riesce a mettere su un'esecuzione di altissimo livello. La capacità di mettere a fuoco sinteticamente i punti salienti è unica di Karajan. Un Toscanini, nonostante il suo immenso e certamente non inferiore genio interpretativo, avrebbe mandato tutto a monte per la mancanza di pazienza, di tatto, di intuito psicologico nel presentare all'orchestra le "cose" da cambiare. Sto soltanto cercando di mettere in evidenza differenze caratteriali tra i due; non sto proponendo un confronto artistico.
The most essential, clear and authentic interpretation of Beethovens' violin concerto. These times are gone, there will be nothing like this in the near future.
Andreas Rabenstein I think you are exaggerating. It's like saying there will be no more "clear and authentic" interpretations of Bach's St. Matthew Passion. It's just a bit random claim.
Beethoven's Violin Concerto has been my favourite composition since I was a kid, back in the days of vinyl. I have many recordings of this piece; different orchestras, soloists, and conductors. If I'm ever cast away onto the BBC's "Desert Island Discs" (does that program even exist anymore?), and I were only allowed one single recording, this one would surely be the one. This might not be the most technically perfect performance, but for pure brilliance and emotion, Herr von Karajan, Anne-Sophie Mutter, and these young artists are unbeatable.
la mejor musica del mundo gracias por este hermosisimo video y ese gran director hebert von karajan. aplausos para la solista que hermosura como ejecuta el violin todo muy hermoso .
I'm sensing a love/hate relationship here. I can only imagine what it must have been like for Anne to be taken under the wing of Germany's cultural god. And to be honest, I can't imagine. But Anne looks stressed until the cows come home. It's a testament to her inner strength that she found a way to rise above her stress and become the great artist she has become.
Congratuleccion!!! Anne Sophie Mutter, a la Catalonia, 1_04_16, Concierto Palau de la Música, las 4 estaciones Vivaldi, impresionante, gran ejecución , maravilloso . un abrazo.
A rare video of the great Herbert Von Karajan, and the young and superb Anne-Sophie Mutter, first in rehearsal, then performing Beethoven's masterly Violin Concerto.
+Ken W. Simpson Don't forget about the ever-so-popular Herastrio Pandelini performance. If it weren't for him, Mutter wouldn't have discovered the power PC architecture of the 1872 Stravalini violin, which was created using Black Hole technology.
I've always loved All of Von Karajan's performances! It was very nice of him to give the young and super-talented soloists the chance to perform! oh and she is Great!! But ... I think when it comes to Beethoven's music, it would be better if the soloist ( the conductor & even the players) were an older person who had suffered some kind of tragedy in their lives. Then they'd have better understanding of as how to play Beethoven's works! I wished Karajan had done that! I bet (for instance) most people don't even hear Beethoven's crying in his 9th symphony! I never heard it myself when I was young...but now I can hear it clearly...his weeping, sighs, sadness and then... overcoming them! It's all there, so clear.... Thank You for posting!
These precious children will always remember Herbert coming in and blowing their minds ... barely grasping the fact that a master is in their midst haha they will it usually takes a few days to soak in
a great and sensitive reading, by world-class standards. Her reading of the last movement is far nicer than her later readings, which are rough.....heavy...aggressive
There's something about those hands. I've watched many classical music videos and they always focus on Karajan's hands more than any other conductor. Has anyone else noticed that?
up the pitch and the tempo would probably perk up a couple of bpm too. its probably a coding fault. But, really, the insight you get into the composer through the performance, rehearsal and concentration, music- making confirm all that I adore in classical music. just accept it as an amazing youtube time nachine. I never met or heard Karajan live, but I have now.
Il me faut ajouter à ces souvenirs, celui d'avoir eu le privilège de rencontrer un confrère qui était là lui aussi pour immortaliser ces instants uniques : Jacques-Henri Lartigue. Nous avons parlé musique, mais aussi ,bien sûr, de photo. J'ai fait un portrait de lui que j'ai offert à sa femme. Elle a eu cette exclamation: c'est vraiment tout lui...! Je n'étais pas peu fier..
Ohne Zweifel eine hervorragende Interpretation! Das Orchester können nicht die Berliner Philharmoniker sein (wie es oben steht). Mit denen hätte Karajan wohl kaum Englisch gesprochen und zu seiner Zeit gab es auch keine Frauen in diesem Orchester. Karajans Versuch eine Frau einzustellen (Sabine Meyer), scheiterte bekanntlich.
Not as technical as now but definitely still had that magic touch back then wow…the way the music is so clearly presented.. goes to show it’s a natural trait 👍
Qué pena que estos documentos tan interesantes, NO ESTÉN SUBTITULADOS EN ESPAÑOL. Una verdadera pena. Ojalá que algún día se superen estas carencias. Un abrazo. 🇪🇸😞
Ludwig van Beethoven: Concerto para violino em Ré maior, op. 61 (Anne-Sophie Mutter e Herbert von Karajan) I. Allegro ma non troppo II. Larghetto III. Rondo. Allegro
Un peu froid malgré une performance sublime de Mlle Mutter. Menuhin avait raison quand il a parlé de Herbert. Il manque juste un peu de lumière. La différence on doit chercher dans l'abandon.
Que Chistoso tu nombre! ajajajja, my next nick will be '' Lucio Sebastian Bach Grieg de Mozart.. hahaha, in fact i really like Anne Sophie she was the first Violinist i saw ..
What a weird comment. Have you heard of any of the following? Ginette Neveu, Ida Haendel, Erica Morini, Janine Jansen, Hilary Hahn, Julia Fischer, Kyung Wha Chung, Miriam Fried, Iona Brown, Baiba Skride, Tasmin Little, Vilde Frang, Corinna Belcea, Sarah Chang, Lisa Batiashvilli, Nicola Benedetti, Rachel Podger? They are all fantastic musicians, easily on a par with ASM. Even this list is extremely selective. The woman who taught Anne Sophie Mutter could easily be added, if I could remember her name as well.
+JOSE MAURICIO Guimaraes Haha. Mutter's famed 1967 performance with Herastrio Pandelini cannot hold a candlelight to this deceivingly under-budgeted performance. Take note that this sweet sound you hear is unadultered by Herbert von Karajan; this is what the sophisticated listener has been searching for. Unfortunately, the fact of the matter is that the artistic vector fields altered the centripetal acceleration, therefore distorting the amplitude of the frequency of the sound waves, which is obviously unfortunately 1/velocity^2 (if you don't understand this, do not worry; these are just nerdy things). This is why you see the framerates create a black hole in the sound, which changes the overall key of the sound into D flat major. As an extra note, the power PC architecture of the violin is clearly not up to date, yet she obviously overcomes this formidable obstacle. I am a music major, so I would know these things. (I'm ranked 136 in Guitar Hero 3 and I can play "Through the Fire and Flames" on expert mode) If this D flat major issue obstructs your capability to hear this artism, you might have experienced a great emotional injustice as a child.
As one of my great ex-teachers told me: it's a simple piece when you look at it on paper... but it may be one of the most difficult concertos to actually perform! She was so right!
Karajan and Beethoven, unforgettable unique sound.
This has been since I first heard it over 60 years ago, my favorite violin concerto! Beethoven brings such joy and emotion to my heart and souls that I frequently feel the tears forming in my eyes! This performance may be the greatest of all time with the rapport between Sofie Mutter and Herbert von Karajan!
He was so good, so kind, and so nurturing! These young musicians are so lucky!
MUTTER is pure PERFECTION!!
This woman is embodied music.
Allways love to see this videos with Karajan and - in this case the very young Anne Sophie Mutter
Wunderbares Zeitdokument. Ich erinnere mich noch, wie ich, selbst Geigenschüler, die 15jährige Anne-Sophie Mutter das Mendelssohn-Konzert spielen hörte und danach tagelang wie auf Luftballons ging. (In diesem Video besonders herzig: Karajans Englisch :)))) )
C'est pour moi un souvenir extraordinaire car j'étais dans la salle durant ces répétitions. Etant photographe a Courchevel, je passais mes journées dans la très belle salle de la Facim. Karajan était venu répéter avec cet orchestre de jeunes, mais aussi avec A.S. Mutter. Une violoniste de l'orchestre me disait que beaucoup avaient la larme à l'œil durant le second mouvement de ce concerto, tellement Anne Sophie les avait boulversé. Durant tous ces jours j'ai rencontré un autre grand chef : Claudio Abbado qui lui, faisait répéter l'orchestre pour l'autre partie du programme. Regardant Karajan durant les répétitions on est frappé par sa gentillesse envers ces jeunes, mais surtout sa direction qui ne souffre d'aucune partition devant lui. Un merveilleux chef. Je suis heureux car il me reste des photos très précieuses.
This shows what a unique and exeptional talent and artist A.S.Mutter was ... and is.
No tenia idea d la existencia d este video historico con la Orquesta juvenil d la comunidad europea. Infinitas gracias a la persona q publicó este grabacion
Espectacular !!!!
A.S. Mutter es la mejor, sino la grande violinista de todos los tiempos. Karajan está a la altura de esta genial pieza de Beethoven, quién compuso el más bello concierto para violin jamás escrito.
-- Précieux document. Anne-Sophie Mutter exécute ce Concerto avec brio. C'est surtout l'occasion de voir et d'entendre l'immense Maestro Karajan lors de la répétition du concert. Génial. --
According to Anne Sophie Mutter, when she was first asked to play this for Karajan, she was very nervous. She played the opening octaves when suddenly Karajan lift up his hand and said "Thank you, come back again next year."
Yikes, a whole concerto prepared judged by a damn broken octaves. It must have been so crushing.
Oh and she did return after a year and was accepted.
Today her performance with him is still one of my favorite.
+remsan03
Not exactly. He accepted her, when she first played for him, just 13 years old, in salzburg, with a mozart concerto. But a year later, she played the Beethoven Concerto, and then he said, she should come back next year. She admits, that she wasnt good at that time. She still admires him, never said bad things about him.
Franziska Kress That is a different account from what she told in her Beethoven Piano and Violin Sonatas bonus feature interview DVD. Watch that one first, please. She literally said it was her first musical defeat.
+remsan03
I am sorry, , I had to read your posting more accurate, I skipped the little word "it". Yes, it could be very frustrating, what Karajan did, but it must be very encouraging, that he treated her as a serious musician. She said, that he was the biggest influence of her musical career, always fair and maybe a second father.
By the way, the German Music Critic Joachim Kaiser, who became a friend of Mutter, said, that Karajan was "not only fathery but very proud of "his" young genius. Some years later, in Tokyo, Karajan looked Mutter "happy and flabbergasted", when she played the Kreisler Cadence of the Beethoven Concerto.
Sorry for my lousy English, I do write much better in my native language.
+remsan03 Mutter karajan performances are legend!! thanks God that she recorded all the great famous concertos with him. After his death no other conductor conducted her properly especially Ozawa and Priven, they ruined her career I can't listen to any of her performance with any other except Karajan
+Mozart99900 Not quite - they were due to record the Berg, but Karajan died before it could be done and if I recall correctly Levine got the gig.
Beethovens violinkonzert eines der schönsten und besten überhaupt mit anne s mutter und herbert von karajan sehr gut und stark dirigiert und gespielt von allen musikern
WOW. such a privilege to see this. what youtube is all about.
Remember hearing this performance live on the radio (I was just in the process of learning this concerto) I seriously thought it was Oistrakh, perhaps the greatest interpreter ever of this piece, then the announcer said Anne-Sophie Mutter, and she was 16.
Wow! Me too! It was on Radio 3!1979 I think
When he says at 24:29 It has been a great pleasure hanging out
with you I have no doubt he was telling the truth A good man
Ein tolles Konzert! Mit so jungen Leuten: nicht nur A.S.Mutter auch das Orchester ---phantastisch und eine phantastische Arbeit von Herbert von Karajan.!
extraordinary playing, Karajan is right behind her, stunning
ESPECTACULAR!!!!!!! Hermoso!
Oh my goodness I saw Karajan had a good smile for the first time
Wow! This is such a rare treat. Thank you for uploading this movie. Vintage teenage prodigy with the legendary Karajan. Can you believ how good he made these kids play? PRICELESS indeed. Thanks again.
This piece is a good choice for the orchestra, because it is so easy the orchestra can concentrate on the style Karajan wants. The joke by Mengelberg that he repeats was something he first heard him say to Karajan's own orchestra in Aachen in the '30's. I believe this telecast was from 1981.
E' solo uno degli infiniti esempi della genialità di Karajan nella CONCERTAZIONE. Anche con un'orchestra che certamente NON è quella di Berlino o quella di Vienna riesce a mettere su un'esecuzione di altissimo livello. La capacità di mettere a fuoco sinteticamente i punti salienti è unica di Karajan. Un Toscanini, nonostante il suo immenso e certamente non inferiore genio interpretativo, avrebbe mandato tutto a monte per la mancanza di pazienza, di tatto, di intuito psicologico nel presentare all'orchestra le "cose" da cambiare. Sto soltanto cercando di mettere in evidenza differenze caratteriali tra i due; non sto proponendo un confronto artistico.
Channeling Beethoven... in every dimension... no words needed!
The most essential, clear and authentic interpretation of Beethovens' violin concerto. These times are gone, there will be nothing like this in the near future.
Why?
@100483657529767769199 Because some things don't happen all the time, and there are only a few brilliant minds on earth.
Andreas Rabenstein I think you are exaggerating. It's like saying there will be no more "clear and authentic" interpretations of Bach's St. Matthew Passion. It's just a bit random claim.
Andreas Rabenstein. I agree with you. We can't hear and see this these days. But just wait to see me conducting in the future! ;)
Os Rub mm ml
Beethoven's Violin Concerto has been my favourite composition since I was a kid, back in the days of vinyl. I have many recordings of this piece; different orchestras, soloists, and conductors.
If I'm ever cast away onto the BBC's "Desert Island Discs" (does that program even exist anymore?), and I were only allowed one single recording, this one would surely be the one.
This might not be the most technically perfect performance, but for pure brilliance and emotion, Herr von Karajan, Anne-Sophie Mutter, and these young artists are unbeatable.
May be this was the first time the great Herbert Von Karajan smiles!! WUNDERBAR!!!
This is the first time for me hearing Karajan speak English.
There is also a video of him and menuhin rehearsing Mozart where he is talking to the orchestra in english.
la mejor musica del mundo gracias por este hermosisimo video y ese gran director hebert von karajan. aplausos para la solista que hermosura como ejecuta el violin todo muy hermoso .
I'm sensing a love/hate relationship here. I can only imagine what it must have been like for Anne to be taken under the wing of Germany's cultural god. And to be honest, I can't imagine. But Anne looks stressed until the cows come home. It's a testament to her inner strength that she found a way to rise above her stress and become the great artist she has become.
Pure magic, fantastic soul, that tone is super!
Admirable que La Mutter tocase así a esa edad
Congratuleccion!!! Anne Sophie Mutter, a la Catalonia, 1_04_16, Concierto Palau de la Música, las 4 estaciones Vivaldi, impresionante, gran ejecución , maravilloso . un abrazo.
It's no secret...it's an open secret
For everything..You must find the time
Truly rare stuff. Have never seen it before. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Спасибо за публикацию. Очень интересно...
A rare video of the great Herbert Von Karajan, and the young and superb Anne-Sophie Mutter, first in rehearsal, then performing Beethoven's masterly Violin Concerto.
+Ken W. Simpson Don't forget about the ever-so-popular Herastrio Pandelini performance. If it weren't for him, Mutter wouldn't have discovered the power PC architecture of the 1872 Stravalini violin, which was created using Black Hole technology.
Thanks for that, Dave.
What are you talking about? @_@' Could you please, give more information about that? thanks
And what a video!
la grabación es de 1980 / 81 ahi entre el público estaba mi tio Fermin que había ido por esos días a Salzburgo.
Qué privilegio!!
Y a quien le puede importar ?
Hoping you have as much fun watching this ...
that is why the entire rehearsal is so much fun ..
Good performance. Great Conductor.
ragazzi che livello!!!! TI ADORO ANNE SOPHIE
Bellísimo, mirar el acto estético de la creación!
Here she is 15 years old. My friend Hendrik de Kogel, principal second violin, 17. My goodness!
my favorite version is by Wolfgang Schneiderhein, but the young ASM is very fine too.
Der große Meister und seine Violine 🎻
Übrigens beide sind einfach großartig!
I've always loved All of Von Karajan's performances! It was very nice of him to give the young and super-talented soloists the chance to perform! oh and she is Great!! But ... I think when it comes to Beethoven's music, it would be better if the soloist ( the conductor & even the players) were an older person who had suffered some kind of tragedy in their lives. Then they'd have better understanding of as how to play Beethoven's works! I wished Karajan had done that!
I bet (for instance) most people don't even hear Beethoven's crying in his 9th symphony! I never heard it myself when I was young...but now I can hear it clearly...his weeping, sighs, sadness and then... overcoming them! It's all there, so clear....
Thank You for posting!
She did indeed experience tragedy later in life. All the same, her performance at this time was magical in every respect.
13.25 ... sie schaut so melancholisch an! armes Kind, doch war alles perfekt!!
So sieht sie immer aus. Ist auch heute noch so.
Master at work
Beethoven the best, une approche de l'infini
These precious children will always remember Herbert coming in
and blowing their minds ... barely grasping the fact that a master
is in their midst haha they will it usually takes a few days to soak in
My first love Anne Sophie Mutter :D
I UNDERSTAND YOU JARLEY!
Thought it was davidov?
magistral...conmevedor....gran interprete...
Very nice video of one s great composers
a great and sensitive reading, by world-class standards. Her reading of the last movement is far nicer than her later readings, which are rough.....heavy...aggressive
Meine Anne Sophie.
There's something about those hands. I've watched many classical music videos and they always focus on Karajan's hands more than any other conductor. Has anyone else noticed that?
Yeah, that's true.
Yeap. Compare this with Dudamel, for example
Way better than Gergiev's crazy fingers.
Karajan was not only the conductor, he was also the director and the editor in many of his videos. So, it was himself focusing on his own hands.
up the pitch and the tempo would probably perk up a couple of bpm too. its probably a coding fault. But, really, the insight you get into the composer through the performance, rehearsal and concentration, music- making confirm all that I adore in classical music. just accept it as an amazing youtube time nachine. I never met or heard Karajan live, but I have now.
Roland Bryce Yeah why does it sound as If it’s in period tuning? They are not using period instruments!
The pitch seems correct so tempo
Ok
We were young and had such a crush on Anne Sophie
I love to see the young Mutter next to the more mature Mutter in the side bar playing the Tchaikovsky.
Immenso Karajan!!!
Il me faut ajouter à ces souvenirs, celui d'avoir eu le privilège de rencontrer un confrère qui était là lui aussi pour immortaliser ces instants uniques : Jacques-Henri Lartigue. Nous avons parlé musique, mais aussi ,bien sûr, de photo. J'ai fait un portrait de lui que j'ai offert à sa femme.
Elle a eu cette exclamation: c'est vraiment tout lui...! Je n'étais pas peu fier..
Ohne Zweifel eine hervorragende Interpretation! Das Orchester können nicht die Berliner Philharmoniker sein (wie es oben steht). Mit denen hätte Karajan wohl kaum Englisch gesprochen und zu seiner Zeit gab es auch keine Frauen in diesem Orchester. Karajans Versuch eine Frau einzustellen (Sabine Meyer), scheiterte bekanntlich.
Not as technical as now but definitely still had that magic touch back then wow…the way the music is so clearly presented.. goes to show it’s a natural trait 👍
Beautiful,charming,and great.
23:20 Have you ever played Sibeleus 5th symphony ? Enthralled but barely know what he is talking about ...... I love this rare film
Qué pena que estos documentos tan interesantes, NO ESTÉN SUBTITULADOS EN ESPAÑOL. Una verdadera pena. Ojalá que algún día se superen estas carencias. Un abrazo. 🇪🇸😞
Y para que ?es música
Music starts at 25:30
ASM Forever!
aww,she looks so sweet :)))
+Thuy Tran - Ann-Sophie was still a baby at this time.
And such cute a genius!
Yes, you are absolutely properly right.
@@baretous And she still had the baby fat on, not yet the lady she will later become.
ragazzi stupendi e mutter e bravissima
'errrrrrrrrrr what have we not done, oh yes the last movement'
he was doing us all a favor by staying awake hahahh
Ludwig van Beethoven: Concerto para violino em Ré maior, op. 61 (Anne-Sophie Mutter e Herbert von Karajan)
I. Allegro ma non troppo
II. Larghetto
III. Rondo. Allegro
For everything you must find the time
I wish she still played like this, much less romantic but damn she looks so nervous I'd be too
aged 16 years Anna Sophia Mutter was logicly nervous... The conductor is Herbert Von Karajan one of the world's most great conductor !
This. Her technical ability is amazing but her old skool super thick vibrato in her later recordings is way too much for me.
Everything is all nice and relaxed .. but it isn't long before
Herb is starting to get pissed at 2:21 😄
Innocence!!!
Un peu froid malgré une performance sublime de Mlle Mutter. Menuhin avait raison quand il a parlé de Herbert. Il manque juste un peu de lumière. La différence on doit chercher dans l'abandon.
Is this video available in D major?
16:30 The Sea man say ' One hand for the ship, and one hand for Yourself '
what orchestra is this? it's so rare to hear Karajan rehearse in English.
Il est clair qu’à cette époque il était dans une liaison passionnée.
Eh bien, il a été son professeur dans plusieurs autres arts.
Les répétitions sont souvent plus musicale que les concerts
oh she is the only women violinist I can say she is Great.
Que Chistoso tu nombre! ajajajja, my next nick will be '' Lucio Sebastian Bach Grieg de Mozart.. hahaha, in fact i really like Anne Sophie she was the first Violinist i saw ..
hilary Hahn too
What a weird comment. Have you heard of any of the following? Ginette Neveu, Ida Haendel, Erica Morini, Janine Jansen, Hilary Hahn, Julia Fischer, Kyung Wha Chung, Miriam Fried, Iona Brown, Baiba Skride, Tasmin Little, Vilde Frang, Corinna Belcea, Sarah Chang, Lisa Batiashvilli, Nicola Benedetti, Rachel Podger? They are all fantastic musicians, easily on a par with ASM. Even this list is extremely selective. The woman who taught Anne Sophie Mutter could easily be added, if I could remember her name as well.
she was so young and scared
Very Good
Phenomenal. This is not BPO. What ensemble is Maestro directing here? Thanks.
European Community Youth orchestra
@@nickyork8901..thank you kindly ..best holidays ..cheers
19:00 Wow...he is scolding them for being so....lame .
It is obvious he loves them.... He does
Of course this is the slow version in D-flat
+JOSE MAURICIO Guimaraes Haha. Mutter's famed 1967 performance with Herastrio Pandelini cannot hold a candlelight to this deceivingly under-budgeted performance. Take note that this sweet sound you hear is unadultered by Herbert von Karajan; this is what the sophisticated listener has been searching for. Unfortunately, the fact of the matter is that the artistic vector fields altered the centripetal acceleration, therefore distorting the amplitude of the frequency of the sound waves, which is obviously unfortunately 1/velocity^2 (if you don't understand this, do not worry; these are just nerdy things). This is why you see the framerates create a black hole in the sound, which changes the overall key of the sound into D flat major.
As an extra note, the power PC architecture of the violin is clearly not up to date, yet she obviously overcomes this formidable obstacle. I am a music major, so I would know these things. (I'm ranked 136 in Guitar Hero 3 and I can play "Through the Fire and Flames" on expert mode)
If this D flat major issue obstructs your capability to hear this artism, you might have experienced a great emotional injustice as a child.
Hernandez, hahaha! I am a music and violinist major too. I am looking for the score in D flat with a logaritmic acelerator. Bye.
Warning : might make you fall asleep .
Hope you enjoy the pure monoaural sound
24:00 he thanks the orchestra and then the performance follows a minute later
Happy that I don't have absolute pitch. This seems to me in tune, don't really understand what's the fuss about )))
It seems on pitch to me.
👏🏼💕👏🏼💕
does somebody hold up a flash card that says to withhold clapping after the first part? what is up with that?
PERFORMANCE
Does someone know the date of this recording?
It's rough and difficult to watch
I remember living in a used book store and playing
the Japanese laserdisc in 1993
ムッターのデブ時代の映像かｗ カラヤンに影響されてひたすらレガート・ムッター！！
Estoicism!!!
...Certainement le summum s'agissant de cet op.61 en ré majeur appartenant au corpus des œuvres concertantes.