Karajan's interpretations of Mahler's Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth symphonies are renowned for their depth and expressive qualities, faithful to the original score at same time .
Maestro.Karajan's DRIVING SHAFT on Berlin philharmonie was with his ideal penetrating mind & Philosophy of music & playing aesthetics & sense of mission.
@@alfredoarriaga8977 Si, algunos resentidos que no lograron entender que fue error de juventud el haber estado en las filas de la juventud Nazi (obligado incluso por sus padres), y que por eso es un pesimo director.
it's very interesting. Karajan rehearses the aria of Tamino with Rendall but his only performance with Rendall was for the Te Deum of Bruckner (which is published on dvd by DG). There is no recording or performance with Rendall. So y there were rehearsing it? Interesting.
La técnica de Karajan es otra de las grandes técnicas de la dirección orquestal y fue el profesor de 2 grandes directores que son: Seiji Ozawa y Marris Jansons
Yes it’s Ozawa, his assistant at the time. Ozawa also conducted part of the memorial concert one month after Karajan s death, in Salzburg.a very emotional moment for everyone.
funny to see the timpanist pardoning to the cameraman for his beat at at 3.45 :D great footage... I wish there would be a rehearsal of the 6th symphony of mahler or any bruckner symphony.
come on man. gimme a break. you listen to Celibidache. callung Karajan a God? who are you , Satan? no conductor of the 20th century came as close to Celibidache. karahan ...nothing but vanity ! but a wonderful way of blending the mayonaise with his hands😂, and Mahler? a disturbed human being , a gint worm with hands and legs...
Schon interessant und für sich sprechend, wie viel Zustimmung Ihr Kommentar erhält. Auch wenn man sich die ganzen anderen schier unzähligen negativen Kommentare unter diesem Video ansieht ;-)
3:34 fantastische "Interpretation" ..... agressiv und dynamisch ... aber leider ist es keine Zehnte von Ludwig van , sondern die Fünfte von einem leidenden Juden , Gustav Mahler .
Ich bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass Gustav Mahler die CD Aufnahme von Karajan gefallen hätte. Sie wird nicht umsonst als eine der besten dieses Werkes angesehen. Finde ich interessant, wie viele Menschen sich anmaßen zu wissen, wie ein bestimmtes Werk zu spielen und interpretieren sei.
This is very telling! I've always been an lifelong admirer of Karajan, but this footage shows karajan at his worst. Seeing him conduct Mahler 5th is painful to watch and to hear. I think that he was corrupted by power completely by this point. This footage look to be from around 1980 or slightly earlier.
Willi Hansen He can't even explain what he means, don't worry. It's just another troll/eunuch. The fact is that Karajan, as his most veteran players would explain later, had a sensational knowledge of the values his orchestra had, and foremostly the TRUST he had for them! - And he knew exactly what to expect from them and how to ask for what he wanted (!): a beautifully velvety invisible singing line all through. His conducting is totally relaxed, unobtrusive, suggestive and still he was in full command! You can "see" - and foremostly HEAR what this enormously practical man needed, cos if the conductor doesn't first of all LISTEN to what his orchestra gives him, then what the hell is the point being in front of them at all? Afterall, they had been working together since at least 4 decades! Yes, he doesn't put a theatrical display of waving his hair madly and "looking like a conductor", DISTURBING them, as way too many over-hyped pretenders do now a days! This clip is a lesson. Period. Eunuchs can go and jerk-off to Dudamel & co instead. Enough said.
You discredit yourself with your comment. Though Karajan did not conduct Mahler very often, his CD recording of Mahler 5 is regarded as one of the best of this symphony. And yet you say that his conducting is painful to watch. You are either a troll or a moron. Inform yourself better before you post such stupid comments!
Any footage of Karajan rehearsing is priceless footage.
He is such an exceptional teacher and mentor! Those musicians including Seiji Ozawa were so lucky!
Love the tenor!!!!! Gorgeous sweet velvety sound and so round!! This aria is SO difficult! BRAVO!
Dr Wolfgang Stresemann introduced me to Karajan in Paris in 1985.
I will be forever greatfull to him!
a person who possessed an immense imagination of sounds. amazing.
He really did his homework on this symphony, and it shows -- I think his recording of this symphony for DG is one of the best.
Not one of.
That is the only Karajan Mahler footage in the market, thanks for sharing!
No it's not ruclips.net/video/l-NlnvO0flw/видео.html
One learns so much, gets incredible insight about the music by watching these rehearsals.
Karajan's interpretations of Mahler's Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth symphonies are renowned for their depth and expressive qualities, faithful to the original score at same time .
Ninth
*coughs* *coughs* Live Ninth *coughs*
@@tctytLive AND studio. Both versions are awesome.
How many clips show Karajan at the piano? That was beautiful coaching.
A ya fue uno de los grandes directores de orquesta Herbert von Karajan
the singer is phenomenal.
Alex Sahagian David Rendall, british tenor, born in 1948.
This is out of this world
Este es un gran documental de cómo Karajan ensayaba.
Karajan- das Genie, der Perfektionist!
I'm afraid those days are gone but let's hope for the occasional exception….
Maestro.Karajan's DRIVING SHAFT on Berlin philharmonie was with his ideal penetrating mind & Philosophy of music & playing aesthetics & sense of mission.
Priceless
Para mi es aun mucho mejor que el considerado mejor de la historia, Carlos Kleiber.
Are you kidding me????? Carlos, the best, what about Furtwangler, Bernstein, etc...
Digan lo que digan los detractores de Karajan para mi fué un excelente músico.
Tiene detractores????
¿Algún traductor a español?
@@alfredoarriaga8977 Si, algunos resentidos que no lograron entender que fue error de juventud el haber estado en las filas de la juventud Nazi (obligado incluso por sus padres), y que por eso es un pesimo director.
@@alfredoarriaga8977 Si, ya que muchos lo juzgan por su pasado en el Tercer Reich. Pero de que fue quizás el mejor director de orquesta, lo fue.
La excelencia no puede tener detractores... Y Herbert lo era
it's very interesting. Karajan rehearses the aria of Tamino with Rendall but his only performance with Rendall was for the Te Deum of Bruckner (which is published on dvd by DG). There is no recording or performance with Rendall. So y there were rehearsing it? Interesting.
Is there any reason for the fact that finding a video concert of Karajan, conducting Mahler, is not possible today ?
La técnica de Karajan es otra de las grandes técnicas de la dirección orquestal y fue el profesor de 2 grandes directores que son: Seiji Ozawa y Marris Jansons
2:20 is that ozawa?
Yes it’s Ozawa, his assistant at the time. Ozawa also conducted part of the memorial concert one month after Karajan s death, in Salzburg.a very emotional moment for everyone.
I want to Mahler Symphony No.5 dvd 1970s
funny to see the timpanist pardoning to the cameraman for his beat at at 3.45 :D
great footage... I wish there would be a rehearsal of the 6th symphony of mahler or any bruckner symphony.
¡¡Genial Robertino!!
1980 カラヤンのリハーサル～！！
LEGEND,MAESTRO,GOD
come on man. gimme a break. you listen to Celibidache. callung Karajan a God? who are you , Satan? no conductor of the 20th century came as close to Celibidache. karahan ...nothing but vanity ! but a wonderful way of blending the mayonaise with his hands😂, and Mahler? a disturbed human being , a gint worm with hands and legs...
I wished that there was English subtitles. :( But thanks for sharing!
Oh wow. I have never seen Karajan freak out like he does at 9:21. But it works for him.
He's not freaking out at all. He's being constructively critical, with an undertone of passion and enthusiasm.
❤️❤️
6:17 "Now you sing like you sang Boheme" lol
@FungoBoy Yes, as you can see in the beginning of the video (0:35) :)
😂 I always laugh at 9:18 too much funny.
@billyguns Now they play him, because they realized that It was stupid to bann such a genius
genial! O_o
Can anyone provide subtitles please?
can someone add subtitles?
@FungoBoy Yep
Karajan, Karajan, Karajan, forever...
any translation
6:24
5:38 Скажите пожалуйста,что за песня Густава Малера?
This is from Mozart's Zauberflöte
no ,you wrong. this is sym no 5（marlher）
How can he abide Rendall’s wayward intonation? End of every phrase under.
I need someone to translate this...
Zum Glück sind diese Zeiten vorbei!!!!
What a miserable soul.
Schon interessant und für sich sprechend, wie viel Zustimmung Ihr Kommentar erhält. Auch wenn man sich die ganzen anderen schier unzähligen negativen Kommentare unter diesem Video ansieht ;-)
brannen,you WRONG!
@billyguns2 The thing is that wagner was'nt nazi, and I may say the same of them, those people are not artists.
The only word I understood was NEIN.
"Do you actually speak German?" Lol
3:34 fantastische "Interpretation" ..... agressiv und dynamisch ... aber leider ist es keine Zehnte von Ludwig van , sondern die Fünfte von einem leidenden Juden , Gustav Mahler .
Ich bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass Gustav Mahler die CD Aufnahme von Karajan gefallen hätte. Sie wird nicht umsonst als eine der besten dieses Werkes angesehen.
Finde ich interessant, wie viele Menschen sich anmaßen zu wissen, wie ein bestimmtes Werk zu spielen und interpretieren sei.
@@alex45.08
Ich bin davon gar nicht sicher.
This is very telling! I've always been an lifelong admirer of Karajan, but this footage shows karajan at his worst. Seeing him conduct Mahler 5th is painful to watch and to hear. I think that he was corrupted by power completely by this point. This footage look to be from around 1980 or slightly earlier.
What's wrong with it?
Willi Hansen He can't even explain what he means, don't worry. It's just another troll/eunuch.
The fact is that Karajan, as his most veteran players would explain later, had a sensational knowledge of the values his orchestra had, and foremostly the TRUST he had for them! - And he knew exactly what to expect from them and how to ask for what he wanted (!): a beautifully velvety invisible singing line all through.
His conducting is totally relaxed, unobtrusive, suggestive and still he was in full command!
You can "see" - and foremostly HEAR what this enormously practical man needed, cos if the conductor doesn't first of all LISTEN to what his orchestra gives him, then what the hell is the point being in front of them at all? Afterall, they had been working together since at least 4 decades!
Yes, he doesn't put a theatrical display of waving his hair madly and "looking like a conductor", DISTURBING them, as way too many over-hyped pretenders do now a days!
This clip is a lesson. Period.
Eunuchs can go and jerk-off to Dudamel & co instead. Enough said.
You discredit yourself with your comment. Though Karajan did not conduct Mahler very often, his CD recording of Mahler 5 is regarded as one of the best of this symphony. And yet you say that his conducting is painful to watch. You are either a troll or a moron.
Inform yourself better before you post such stupid comments!
Dudamel - yuck !