Gustavo Dudamel - Gustav Mahler
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
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Gustavo Dudamel über Gustav Mahler
In Salzburg dirigiert Gustavo Dudamel Mahlers Zweite Symphonie mit dem Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela in der Reihe "Mahler-Szenen" der Salzburger Festspiele 2011.
In einem Video-Interview-Projekt feiert die Universal Edition den Jahresregenten Gustav Mahler, der auch in der Festspielsaison 2011 im Zentrum der Konzert-Programmation steht und dem eine eigene Reihe, die "Mahler-Szenen", gewidmet ist. Das Interview mit Gustavo Dudamel führte Wolfgang Schaufler (UE).
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Gustavo Dudamel on Gustav Mahler
In Salzburg, Gustavo Dudamel conducts Mahler's Second Symphony with the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela as part of the "Mahler Scenes" series at the 2011 Salzburg Festival.
With a video interview project, Universal Edition celebrates the anniversary of Gustav Mahler, who is also the focus of the Salzburg Festival's concert programming in 2011 and to whom a series, the "Mahler Scenes", is dedicated. Wolfgang Schaufler (UE) interviewed Gustavo Dudamel.
My piano interest really took off when my aunt gave me a Chopin record when I was about six years old. I pleaded for piano lessons and got them and did reasonably well studying piano and loved it.
This and all music means to me what Meastro Dudamel explained when he talked about Mahler, in his room, screaming to whomever, "I'm here!" through the music he was writing. Such beautiful music and I believe that the Meastro, though very energetic, does an amazing job catching the essence of Mahler's music. I hope to hear him live someday, that would be a dream come true.
This video shows how much conductors have to know. They study the history of music and know the stories behind the music, which brings greater depth of understanding to the music.
All the family enjoy your comments and remarks.Thank you. Please record the 2d and the 9th with the Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra ,if possible live from Salzburg.
He has plenty of depth. No one in the planet make music as well as Maestro Dudamel. He does not have to prove anything to anybody.
"Mahler's 9th Symphony is like, the end of life! The last moments! Letting go! I love you Alma!!!"
This is the standard trope on Mahler 9 that's been re-recycled by all liner notes since forever.
BTW, Alma was a wealthy socialite with a string of high-profile age-imbalanced relationships. Everyone went on and on about her beauty/charm, despite her mediocre talent and amorality. Mahler's "true love" for this women is mere sexual trivia, a fun-size Snickers bar, next to his life and work.
blah, blah, blah, it has nothing to do with his accent, He can memorize a score and read sheet music and jump in the air etc. but he has no classical intellect. This is a real PR hype with no depth.