Benjamin Zander, A Very Good Vicar

Benjamin Zander, the musical director of the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, returns to unPlanned to tell us about his family, his love of Brahms, and how his orchestra adapted during Covid. He also tells us about his new website, benjaminzander.org.

[@eddiereece5050]

Ben Zander is the PAUL BEAR BRYANT of the musical world. Massive Respect for his teaching of music, and this profound lessons for life included within the former.

[@raymondhummel5211]

There's so much to say about Maestro Zander that I don't know where to begin! He represents so many things! Such a magnificent motivator. I like the fact that he plays the cello too! Such a wonderful sounding instrument. One comment I read from one of his videos mentioned that he should be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and I definitely agree with this person. He is so much more than a musician, conductor etc. In my eyes, he loves people and wants to see them succeed in life The idea of shiny eyes, to see if people are responding to you is so great. The idea that the conductor never makes a sound, that the power of sound comes from the orchestra he is directing, so it is very important that he helps them to create those wonderful sounds!

[@unPlanned_podcast]

Beautifully said. Nobel Peace Prize, now that's something!

[@robertjones2221]

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[@tylerwhitney]

Love you Benjamin Zander! You're a big inspiration to me! ❤

[@unPlanned_podcast]

Thank you for your comment.

[@user-dr6yh9eg6k]

Love this guy.

[@IanSLX]

It’s a great interview and great work! Benjamin is such an inspiration 😊

[@unPlanned_podcast]

Glad you enjoyed it!