Anne-Sophie Mutter: The Many Faces of an Outstanding Violinist
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2020
- In this exclusive interview, famous violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter speaks openly about her private life, her career, Herbert von Karajan, film scores, John Williams, her foundation, the music industry and the coronavirus crisis.
Anne-Sophie Mutter says she is lucky to have had such a fulfilling profession where she is able to do exactly what she loves. Mutter is very critical about the restrictions imposed on the music world during the coronavirus crisis: She finds it simply outrageous. The decision-makers apparently lack awareness of how many jobs depend on the music industry and how important it is for the economy. Anne-Sophie Mutter herself invests all her prize money into the foundation with which she supports emerging talent. In light of the many benefit concerts being organized by musicians, the notion of "artist's selfishness" simply does not exist.
Legendary conductor Herbert von Karajan was instrumental in Mutter's career. He did more than support her and open doors to the grand musical world. She also learned her work ethic from him.
Musically, despite her many years of experience, she is always discovering new things, such as "Hedwig's Theme" from the film score for "Harry Potter". Only upon careful examination of this piece does John Williams' refined compositional technique reveal itself.
Privately, Anne-Sophie Mutter loves to hike and enjoys many simple pleasures. But the greatest happiness for the musician is playing the violin - with others and for others. She loves doing this most of all when her own children are in the audience.
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She is awesome
Bravo! m.E. die beste, raffinierteste (detailfreudigste) und akkurateste (exakteste) Violonistin der Welt. Dazu äusserst zugänglich und sympathisch.
*OH MY GOD SHE MENTIONED FEDERER AGAIN* 😄😄
My idols ❣️❣️
Thanks for that! What a powerhouse of a human being - and so thoughtful for the welfare others.
Magnificent best violinist I love Kreisler cadenza for Beethoven violin concert... As Mutter has mesmerised audience with this music.
I love her! Great interview. Thank you, DW 💖
I have to admit she's great. It has a wide range of repertoire, which made me interested in classical music. I often listen to her playing in the evenings while working. Talent, hard work, personality and beauty are probably the main reasons for her undoubted success. I have great respect for her...
New born child's are Angels * Thank you that you said Everything before me * LOVE
Well she said Everything * I am Women With Passion * You have full Support
Wonderfully sensible comments!
El triple de Beethoven con Mutter y Ma y Barenboim es el mejor en RUclips. A toda madre esta!!
Fascinating! Thank you.
Vielen Dank für dieses Video, DW!❤🎻
Wonderful violinist
👍
Angels are Playing the same as you are doing Anne - Sophie [ Mutter ] *
Anne is a star that rise above the mainstream and he heart is a testament unto her heart. Her beauty accompanies her presence. ♥
Vous êtes radieuse.
Subtitles, please?!?
they're available in English.
Die Kleider mit Mitte 50 zu tragen, die sie mit 17 getragen hat... Dafür beneiden sie sicher einige Frauen 😅
Es que ASM es perfecta, su talento, su belleza su inteligencia, en definitiva, en todas las facetas de su personalidad, sin duda hipnotiza a la audiencia,solo verla ingresar junto a su violín.
Please use hoch deutsch... Instead of participieren use teilnehmen.... Many English words have crept into German conversational language which is not nice to listen. This was not in 1966.. 1974 when I was in Germany.
She is using Hochdeutsch. 'Partizipieren' is a word commonly used in Hochdeutsch - it's a slightly more elevated and erudite register of German than the more basic 'teilnehmen'. But it's a genuine German word, not an English loan word. The Duden attests the first use of 'partizipieren' in the German language for the year 1747.
@@benny24sport Not only that, but language changes over time! 1966-1974 is two generations ago. German is a living language, and its speakers adapt it to the realities of their lives.
Partizipieren is posh Hochdeutsch.