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  • Teodor Currentzis rehearses and talks about Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 2. The soloist is Alexandre Kantorow. Live recording from January 19,
    2022 in Stuttgart's Liederhalle.
    The scheduled soloist, Vadym Kholodenko, unfortunately had to cancel due to illness; French pianist Alexandre Kantorow thankfully stepped in for him. Helene Schneiderman sang the song "Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer" from "Fünf Lieder" op. 105 by Johannes Brahms.
    Alexandre Kantorow, Piano
    Helene Schneiderman, Mezzo-soprano
    SWR Symphonieorchester
    Conductor: Teodor Currentzis
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Комментарии • 194

  • @kolinbrannon998
    @kolinbrannon998 6 месяцев назад +10

    Absolutely phenomenal coaching by the maestro at 40:00, the pianist responded so well. marvelous, simply marvelous.

  • @melusine9496
    @melusine9496 2 года назад +22

    Danke fuer den Traum, Theodor verbindet uns mit der himmlischen
    Erinnerung der ersten Tagen unsers Dasein hier unten......

  • @kereldeman2989
    @kereldeman2989 2 года назад +77

    Currentzis makes you listen to music. And yes, Kantorow can do anything. Please give us more of these public rehearsals: the sky will break open again..

  • @robertjschroff6307
    @robertjschroff6307 2 года назад +38

    Among many others this piano concerto from master Johannes Brahms is one of the very closest one to my heart. Teodor is a phenomenal, talented, skilled intelligent and sensitive musician. One of the most genuine and authentic conductor in our days.

  • @david9qzm
    @david9qzm Год назад +8

    My God, such sublime music making--I see EXACTLY what you are trying to accomplish, and it is like I am hearing/seeing this piece for the First Time. I can also see that for what you are looking for, there can be even more--I hope to see you accomplish that or get even closer to that sometime. Magnificent rehearsal, and we need to see much more for the sake of great music making.

  • @gheorghefalcaru
    @gheorghefalcaru 2 года назад +13

    THE WORLD HAS WAITED FOR Teodor Currentzis!
    WE ARE BLESSED TO HAVE HIM!

    • @user-po5fi6ve6s
      @user-po5fi6ve6s Год назад +2

      Вы, Правы! Согласна с Вами.

  • @user-uk8gm6ot4d
    @user-uk8gm6ot4d 2 года назад +10

    Μια γλυκιά ανατριχίλα, μια μαγεία, δάκρυα στα μάτια,θαυμασμός!Θεοδωρος, Θεού δώρο, πραγματικά για όλους μας!

  • @annettestiller4740
    @annettestiller4740 2 года назад +60

    Wie schön kann eine Probenarbeit sein! Wie phantasiereich! Wenn einer da ist, der nie nachgibt und andere sich so wunderbar darauf einlassen, eine Form wird geschaffen, es wird erzählt- nur so entsteht Musik!
    Herzlichen Dank dafür!

  • @MrOlogramma
    @MrOlogramma 2 года назад +13

    Brahms we love you ❤️❤️

  • @user-qx6lh4vl4b
    @user-qx6lh4vl4b 2 года назад +38

    Как прекрасно, когда жизнь превращается в сказку, благодаря сказочной музыке Брамса и филигранной работой дирижёра и оркестра над каждой музыкальной фразой. Вот оно- волшебство! Низкий поклон!🌺"Мне Брамса сыграют, я вздрогну, я сдамся.." Борис Леонидович Пастернак

  • @Yapalache
    @Yapalache Год назад +7

    Θοδωρή, δεν υπάρχουν λόγια! Σφίξιμο στο στομάχι από τη συγκίνηση. Πολλή Αγάπη από την Αθήνα! Σε περιμένουμε!

  • @user-bo5sb9xm6v
    @user-bo5sb9xm6v Год назад +5

    ФАнтастика--Оркестр --Пианист--Курентзис!!!!!Брависсимо!!!❤❤❤

  • @hannawagenknecht6378
    @hannawagenknecht6378 Месяц назад

    Currentzis is wonderful🤗🤞

  • @thijsthomasmarievorstman7302
    @thijsthomasmarievorstman7302 Год назад +4

    I want to live by this place and attend every rehearsal

  • @user-wu1my4nk6g
    @user-wu1my4nk6g Год назад +6

    38分あたりからフランスの優れたピアニスト・カントロフ(父は高名なヴァイオリニスト・透明で繊細)へのクルレンティスの指導は見事。
    自身が天才指揮者であるが同時に見事な音楽指導者。ロマン主義に陥らないことで、ブラームスの豊かなロマンを醸し出す。

  • @nickyork8901
    @nickyork8901 Год назад +3

    What a magnificent cello solo.

  • @h-mh93
    @h-mh93 2 года назад +16

    Faszinierend! Ich hätte nicht gedacht das es mich über 1 Stunde so fesseln würde! Bravo di tutti!

  • @LorenzoBovitutti
    @LorenzoBovitutti 2 года назад +73

    I read some negative, harsh comments.
    It makes me feel sad, because I don’t see any malice in Currentzis.
    From a musician perspective: I feel that there is some spectacularization and dramatization on Currentzis’ part.
    But it’s only to bring to light, to the open, some otherwise really hidden and non-communicable aspects of this music.
    Maybe someone will argue that music is ineffable and meant to be experienced inside, and that any externalization is a simplification.
    I agree, but Currentzis here is showing us very valuable tracks, not as an authority, but as a friend.
    Then it will be your inner work to take back this music inside, and experience it with through your own lens, maybe ultimately disagreeing with what was said in this lecture.
    As a final note, even simplifying is an art, and in my experience nobody does it better than Currentzis today. Schiff is also a very good example.
    At least appreciate this effort on their part.

  • @ea123
    @ea123 2 года назад +7

    Magic!

  • @jamesperdue8355
    @jamesperdue8355 Год назад +6

    I think Currentzis is trying to inject the emotional sensitivity of the music into the members of the orchestra. There would be many ways to do that but he choose to do it his way. He wants them to play more than the notes on the page. He is sculpting the music to his vision, and who is to say it is right or wrong. It is his sculpture, let him do it his way. As an amateur musician, I am impressed with the professionalism of the orchestra, the conductor and the soloist. I very much enjoyed that he broke the piece into understandable parts. If any profession should allow ego to show, it is music. We usually play for ourselves and to be praised for our good works. Don't hate him for his ego, praise him for letting it guide the orchestra to a great performance.

  • @joselopes2293
    @joselopes2293 2 года назад +14

    The music is a true dream that only a genius could written. The pianist is fabulous and amazing not only for the sensibility and sublime interpretation that touches us in the deep of our soul. The divine music produced by Brahms is magnificent, fantastic and unforgettable . Thanks for this wonderful recording. The orchestra interpretation and the explanations given by Currentzis are extraordinary in order to appreciate even more this masterpiece.

  • @dianasitek3595
    @dianasitek3595 2 года назад +16

    Currentzis strives to express the spiritual dimension of the work - and that is his great gift. He has picked up the baton from Furtwangler.

  • @MrOlogramma
    @MrOlogramma Год назад +5

    Kantarow is a genius ❤

  • @tamarafeofilaktova6084
    @tamarafeofilaktova6084 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you!

  • @nataliamislavsky1056
    @nataliamislavsky1056 2 года назад +17

    Heavenly!

  • @emilyhutjes
    @emilyhutjes 6 месяцев назад +3

    Oh my, I wish every conductor would give a music lesson like this to the audience. Please thank him and the great elegantly performing Alexandre Kantorow. 🌷🌷🌷 ( Holland) Und Danke SWR Kultur. 🌷🌷🌷

  • @MariannePerschkeTalisien
    @MariannePerschkeTalisien 8 месяцев назад +1

    gefühlt; seine Musik streichelt meine Haut

  • @marcelafraustosalas814
    @marcelafraustosalas814 2 года назад +16

    What a wonderful rehearsal!!.It's always a pleasure to listen to Brahms' music!!! Thanks so much for this gift!!!. BLESSINGS!!!

  • @charliekim2939
    @charliekim2939 2 года назад +5

    German is a Greek to me and I never knew what that song was about. Finally, more than half a century later, I had to find it out. Thank you, Maestro.
    My slumber grows ever more peaceful;
    and only like a thin veil now does my anxiety
    lie trembling upon me.
    Often in my dreams I hear you
    calling outside my door;
    no one is awake to let you in,
    and I wake up and weep bitterly.
    Yes, I will have to die;
    another will you kiss,
    when I am pale and cold.
    Before the May breezes blow,
    before the thrush sings in the forest:
    if you wish to see me once more,
    come, o come soon!
    My slumber grows ever more peaceful

  • @user-gf7yv1yi6u
    @user-gf7yv1yi6u 9 месяцев назад +1

    Ευχαριστουμε Μαέστρο που μεσω της μουσικης σου μας κανεις να ονειρευτουμε ξανα..keep your beautiful smile..

  • @mariammanagadze8302
    @mariammanagadze8302 2 года назад +28

    როგორი საოცარი და ზღაპრულია. ვისურვებდი, ეს ყველაფერი ცხადად მენახა. მაესტრო მხოლოდ კონცერტს არ დგამს... ეს არ არის მხოლოდ მუსიკა და ნოტები. ეს ხელოვნებაა, ეს სანახაობაა, რომელიც სიამოვნებისგან სულს გიწვავს. ალექსზე რა უნდა ვთქვა? ყველაფერს მისი ხელები ამბობენ. ცოტას შეუძლია ამის შენამდე მოტანა... რომ გაგრძნობინოს და უბრალოდ შეისისხლხორცო. მთელი 1 სთ. და 11 წთ ცრემლი არ შემშრობია თვალზე. ეს იყო ტკივილის, სევდისა და სიამოვნების ცრემლი.

  • @user-qg9us7mn4h
    @user-qg9us7mn4h 2 года назад +35

    Благодаря Вашим интерпретациям, начала любить классическую музыку! Благодарю Вас, Теодор!!! Ваши лаборатории- нужное и важное дело. Не изменяйте своей мечте!

  • @marcysimon
    @marcysimon Год назад

    There is one thing that I had not thought of so far regarding classics. I mean those music pieces which are not familiar to my ears, causing to not like some composers. Well, it seems that someone needs some interpretation to listen to music and to be fulfilled by senses. And that's what this rehearsal did to me!
    Thank you for making love this piano concerto, to understand, to dream, to want to live, to fall in love again and again... Thank you Theodore! You make us Greeks so proud! God bless you ♥🙏

  • @jingweiyu3568
    @jingweiyu3568 2 года назад +21

    I don’t understand why someone said the playing is much worse than before his rendering. It’s remarkable to me how he transformed the solo cello sound in 20min. It is simply much more interesting and complex. It doesn’t matter if he is being pretentious or sincere in his gestures and words. The result speaks.

  • @tanii6330
    @tanii6330 2 года назад +11

    Благодарю!)

  • @mohammedhabeeb1014
    @mohammedhabeeb1014 2 года назад +1

    Superb .i fail words to praise him

  • @alzi8048
    @alzi8048 2 года назад +16

    Grossartig!

  • @larisalary9324
    @larisalary9324 Год назад +1

    It' s beautiful!❤
    It's beautiful plaing.

  • @bertcarter6176
    @bertcarter6176 2 года назад +27

    Totally mesmerizing musical experience! Thanks for posting 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @josy.santos_mezzo
    @josy.santos_mezzo 2 года назад +11

    Brava Helen! Bravo maestro Currentzis!!! 😍

  • @sirpamariannesinimaa7624
    @sirpamariannesinimaa7624 9 месяцев назад +2

    Danke an ALLE die soo schön spielen konnten, trotz dieser schrecklichen Masken.

  • @svitlanasyrtsovapianostudi5157
    @svitlanasyrtsovapianostudi5157 4 месяца назад +1

    Waited for Kantorow- he is magic! Finally he plays))) a conductor just speak over his playing ; we would hear pianist’s feeling without Theodore . But for public it’s probably more appealing. Kantorow to the end- 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

    • @ElenaPapanikolaou81
      @ElenaPapanikolaou81 3 месяца назад

      I believe it is only to Kantorow's benefit to listen very carefully to what Currentzis was painting, I can hear it opened a new window for him. Excellent pianist though, with much potential.

  • @user-mw7km3cx9g
    @user-mw7km3cx9g 2 года назад +21

    Какое счастье слушать гениальную музыку Брамса в исполнении вашего оркестра, уникального пианиста Александра Канторова и глубокие комментарии Теодора Курентзиса. Это потрясающий спектакль. Браво!!!

  • @tanii6330
    @tanii6330 2 года назад +32

    Пусть искусство объединяет !!!

  • @viktoriagershevskaya4567
    @viktoriagershevskaya4567 2 года назад +19

    Ich kann kaum 27.03 abwarten ich hoffe sehr dass Teodor nach Köln kommt ❤🙏

  • @heymambo
    @heymambo 2 года назад +26

    Very beautiful! Some orchestras cannot even play like that at a concert, not mentioning a rehearsal.

  • @davidangus1
    @davidangus1 2 года назад +10

    Beautiful cello solo!

  • @Velissiotisnikosvyahoocom
    @Velissiotisnikosvyahoocom 2 года назад +13

    one of the best moments of music creation I have from many years now...... Currentzis know what he wants ant know haw to get it..... and the musicians love him....

  • @11arina1
    @11arina1 2 года назад +9

    Как же хорошо выглядит сегодня Теодор спасибо за концерт

  • @elvimexico
    @elvimexico 2 года назад +2

    Qué maravilla!

  • @giulioodoni1404
    @giulioodoni1404 2 года назад +15

    Fantastica interpretazione, grazie mille!

  • @user-ru9jo6tq3p
    @user-ru9jo6tq3p 2 года назад +6

    👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤🔥

  • @annadeis4183
    @annadeis4183 6 месяцев назад +1

    🙏🏻❤

  • @KatiaPlisi
    @KatiaPlisi Год назад +1

    παρακολουθω αυτη την προβα καθε βραδυ δεν κοιμαμαι και εγω το βραδυ για να ηρεμησω Θοδωρη εκτος ολων των αλλων χαρισματων σου εισαι και ενας εξερετικος ηθοποιος

  • @celioguim
    @celioguim 2 года назад +15

    Incredible …

  • @pianistegolfeur
    @pianistegolfeur 2 года назад +3

    Superbe, mais il faudrait avoir l'enregistrement du concerto en entier, surtout avec Kantorow qui est, on le sait, un grand passionné de Brahms. !

    • @klassikswrkultur
      @klassikswrkultur  2 года назад +3

      L'intégralité du concerto pour piano de Brahms avec Kantorow est à écouter lors de ce concert : ruclips.net/video/2ALWxXpiBuM/видео.html

  • @user-bo4oo5uv7p
    @user-bo4oo5uv7p 2 года назад +13

    Тронуло за душу... Спасибо...

  • @claudehilaire5475
    @claudehilaire5475 2 года назад +26

    Que tous les instruments de musique apaisent ce monde tourmenté ....

  • @thabangsithole7648
    @thabangsithole7648 2 года назад +11

    Beautiful ❤️

  • @alexeichebotarev9438
    @alexeichebotarev9438 2 года назад +20

    Чайковский и Малер в вашем исполнении - шедевры.

  • @larisalary9324
    @larisalary9324 Год назад +1

    Аbout what is dreaming...let's dream together...
    Thank you.

  • @nikosropaitis248
    @nikosropaitis248 2 года назад +15

    Lovely! It sounds like having a conversation with Mahler.

    • @um3338
      @um3338 2 года назад +4

      Mahler??

  • @alexhamilton9758
    @alexhamilton9758 2 года назад +10

    Fascinating approach by the conductor, but sad that only the 3rd movement is included.

  • @lewnidasbakerlhs7690
    @lewnidasbakerlhs7690 Год назад +1

    εξαιρετικό!!!

  • @ruialves66
    @ruialves66 2 года назад +12

    Sublime.

  • @nelidaferraz6497
    @nelidaferraz6497 2 года назад +12

    Maestro muito inspirado em busca das profundezas de Brahms. Mas me frustra bastante só ter acesso a fragmentos desta celestial sinfonia. A performance completa deve ser maravilhosa. Bem, o maestro é um poeta.

  • @nelidaferraz6497
    @nelidaferraz6497 2 года назад +11

    Gostaria de corrigir o que acabo de expressar. Falei em celestial sinfonia, na verdade é o maravilhoso concerto no2 quase uma sinfonia. Acho que sonhei!

  • @d.mavridopoulos66
    @d.mavridopoulos66 2 года назад

    I enjoyed how this rehearsal, focused on the subtle interplay between the instruments in this movement. Some listeners may comment on the arbitrariness of the images that Currentzis uses to highlight the beautiful transitions. Personally I found no harm in them, nor was I put off from hearing the music.

  • @stefanreggel
    @stefanreggel 2 года назад +7

    🍀🎶🍀🦋🍀

  • @user-bs3tz9fw3b
    @user-bs3tz9fw3b 2 года назад +10

    "......να περάσουμε από την μία διάσταση στην άλλη..." ,από αυτή της πραγματικότητας σε αυτή των ονείρων.....κ Κουρεντζή είστε ο βαρκάρης ....

  • @miamadojesus
    @miamadojesus 2 года назад +4

    Una vez más tengo que LAMENTAR que estos documentos audiovisuales tan interesantes, NO estén SUBTITULADOS al ESPAÑOL...Una verdadera pena...!!!!

  • @gladyslind1655
    @gladyslind1655 Год назад +1

    Есть же совершенство не земле !! Теодор одно из них

  • @mariajoaole350
    @mariajoaole350 2 года назад +6

    Ouve isto. E incrivel

  • @markdefrancisis480
    @markdefrancisis480 2 года назад +11

    Brings back memories of college days whenever that one student just could not stop sharing half-baked ideas all through class.

  • @user-uq5ho8uo2o
    @user-uq5ho8uo2o 2 года назад +3

    Καταπληκτικόσ ο μαέστρος..
    Η μουσική θεϊκή....

  • @elenivlasiadou5040
    @elenivlasiadou5040 2 года назад

    Ονειρεμένο ❗

  • @Exelsio
    @Exelsio 28 дней назад +1

    He is so funny an hollow! Talking about dreams and so on... Trying to deliver an image of a philosopher or the man out of this world, he only makes sane people laugh over him.))

  • @julia-hj8rb
    @julia-hj8rb Год назад +2

    Why do you have the soloist waiting ? Can’t you rehearsal the orchestra along and after with the soloist all of you together?

    • @svitlanasyrtsovapianostudi5157
      @svitlanasyrtsovapianostudi5157 4 месяца назад +1

      The main purpose here is public who pay $$$, and we are for free:). it should be understandable , master class, many beautiful words.

    • @steffendf
      @steffendf 4 месяца назад

      @@svitlanasyrtsovapianostudi5157 Bullocks answer. Attending the rehearsal was free for the public.

    • @steffendf
      @steffendf 4 месяца назад +1

      The rehearsal was not about getting the orchestra to play together. It was about creating the sentiment of the movement. Better, maybe, to have the orchestra and the soloist together here? 🤔

  • @berlinzerberus
    @berlinzerberus Год назад +2

    Die Mezzo-Sopranistin wabert sehr!
    Ein Vibrato darf NICHT die Intonation gefährden!
    Schade!!!

  • @derisleybrittain
    @derisleybrittain 2 года назад +3

    🍷🍷🍷🥂🥂🥂🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

  • @ddd20120127
    @ddd20120127 Год назад

    ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘

  • @howardstokar2081
    @howardstokar2081 9 месяцев назад

    Who is the pianist.

  • @isaacparra2071
    @isaacparra2071 2 года назад +3

    ◑ 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 ◐

  • @KosmasLapatas
    @KosmasLapatas 2 года назад +6

    You will be hard pressed to find a negative comment from an established artist. It is always the nobodys and wannabes that overflow youtube with their BS. Let them live in obscurity. Let Currentzis be worshipped by true artists.

    • @StocksIn60Seconds
      @StocksIn60Seconds 2 года назад

      Is that true though? Ever been in rehearsals with Riner? Szell? Maazel?

    • @user-gr8wi8lv9c
      @user-gr8wi8lv9c 2 года назад

      How arrogant, Los Patas, to talk like this when you are a semi-amateur like yourself. "Established artist"? What a laugh. P. S. The rhythm in Bach's E Flat Minor Prelude (WTC I) is NOT a waltz. Kindergarten mistake. Whoever was the ignoramus who "taught" you should return your money, provided you paid anything.

  • @markuswyser9722
    @markuswyser9722 2 года назад

    Einzigartig was der Mann macht! Und den "Musikalisch Korrekten" stehen die Haare zu Berge...
    Er hört alles, was zwischen und hinter den Noten steht. Brahms ist erstanden!

  • @Velissiotisnikosvyahoocom
    @Velissiotisnikosvyahoocom 2 года назад +2

    and the concert??????

  • @young2489
    @young2489 Год назад

    48:26

  • @markus7894
    @markus7894 2 года назад

    One complete rehearsal for 1 movement only. All the other movements could be rehearsed the same way! At least the outcome was fantastic!

  • @11arina1
    @11arina1 Год назад +2

    Мне очень жалко музыкантов- творить в масках........:((((((((((

  • @willemboone7912
    @willemboone7912 Год назад +2

    Horrible to see all musicians wearing these horrible masks! I'll never get used to it ;-(

  • @GR-hl4gk
    @GR-hl4gk 2 года назад +14

    Give me a break…,

  • @alexeydegterev6464
    @alexeydegterev6464 Год назад +3

    Playing in masks looks so ugly. It is a profanation of music. Better not to play at all. And conductor do not wear mask, another absurd detail.

  • @MrBochawa
    @MrBochawa 2 года назад +6

    I think people's criticisms have more to do with the verbose nature of his language and leadership. He is more interested in words than music. The fact is, he is so unwilling to step away from abstract poeticism that at times he ends up having little effect on the actual sound itself. I agree that the interpretive aspect of the art form is primary, but if the musicians are not easily translating whatever abstraction a conductor is attempting to convey, to the degree that they must repeat a phrase ad nauseam, that is a testament to the shortcomings of the conductor. Currentzis is more interested in his self-perceived profundity than he is actually extracting a musically profound conveyance by the orchestra - textbook musical narcissism. He takes so long to shape each phrase, not because he has such genius vision and demands that it be achieved, but because he's not as good at his job as he thinks he is. Amazing how easily people are conned into believing something is good because it comes in a pretty box has a nice label.

  • @isqueirus
    @isqueirus 9 месяцев назад

    I had my share of dealing with people who suffer from NPD, and let me tell you, this guy, oh my.... A shame, he is obviusly talented.

  • @elionthekeys
    @elionthekeys 2 года назад +24

    If you hate Currentzis , you hate music

    • @WinrichNaujoks
      @WinrichNaujoks 2 года назад +6

      Nonsense

    • @elionthekeys
      @elionthekeys 2 года назад +8

      @@WinrichNaujoks Tell me then which conductor is as musical as him in 2022

    • @WinrichNaujoks
      @WinrichNaujoks 2 года назад +3

      @@elionthekeys That's a different question.

  • @mthomas3353
    @mthomas3353 2 года назад +26

    Preposterous , pretentious. By the way Immer Leiser was written after the piano concerto. All this music really is from the period after the Schumannn encounter. The real question is do we feel this in 3 or six and much and how swift are the crescendi . Not every phrase can end slower. Why doesn’t the guy show anything with his hands. Why does he not address the question of the direction of the 8th notes in the solo. Too much time necessary for all that love and darkness and tender and sensitive looks upward into wings.

    • @robertberger4203
      @robertberger4203 2 года назад

      Picky, picky , picky .

    • @StocksIn60Seconds
      @StocksIn60Seconds 2 года назад +2

      He needs to be able to show it all with gestures. The musicians would understand that. Either that or mark it in the parts. For example, Carlos Kleiber was notorious for having all of his musicians’ parts notated precisely to what he wanted before the first rehearsal. Here, Currentzis clearly did not prep the musicians to be able to approach this rehearsal lab as a lab instead of a normal rehearsal. This clearly is a lab, and string players continue to show their lack of ability to immediately think outside the box. This wouldn’t happen in Berlin or London.

  • @janwagner3682
    @janwagner3682 2 года назад +33

    What a load of crap! Just let the solo cellist play . He Is already playing beautifully. Stop infusing your ridiculous thoughts into music that already expresses sentiments you can’t possibly comprehend. It’s all a show and, unfortunately, the people in the audience are eating it up. I seriously doubt the fine musicians in the orchestra are taking this charade seriously. How sad to see these types of conductors wasting precious rehearsal time with this nonsense.

    • @um3338
      @um3338 2 года назад +5

      Pardon....are you hard of hearing? Else, listen, juste listen again....and surely at some point, you will get it. :-)

    • @janwagner3682
      @janwagner3682 2 года назад +7

      @@um3338 I had enough of listening after about a minute of his nonsense. Typical of conductors who can’t either conduct nor rehearse and indulge in senseless speeches. That orchestra is quite refined and plays beautifully already. It’s all a show.

    • @cheshirecat7289
      @cheshirecat7289 2 года назад +1

      By the way, when he is rehearsing in Russian, there's the same picture. I heard it by myself. Yeah, sometimes it sounds a bit pointless and excessively. But sometimes Currentzis can say something really interesting and precious.

    • @um3338
      @um3338 2 года назад +1

      @@janwagner3682 listen....to the MUSIC...not to the person. Compare recordings...

    • @itamgutierrez1776
      @itamgutierrez1776 2 года назад +2

      @@janwagner3682 it is very conformist to think that if the orchestra sounds refined it is fine. Because of this thought, orchestral musicians generally have an unhappy life and the public gets bored of concerts.

  • @dorfmanjones
    @dorfmanjones 2 года назад +1

    I may be wrong but I seem to remember this movement as marked, 'Andante' - NOT Adagio or Largo. It should be taken at a walking tempo. This is a distortion of Brahms intentions.

  • @robertknapp7612
    @robertknapp7612 Год назад +1

    The only reason I can see for Teodor to speak English to a German orchestra is that if he spoke his native language (Greek), there would be almost zero chance anyone would understand him. Thus, his imagery in English may sound a bit “off” at times. What other choice does he have? And, a musician without “ego” is no musician at all.

  • @armandogabba8966
    @armandogabba8966 2 года назад +32

    He speaks too much.such useless comparisons.just play will you?

    • @nohopeinmyheart7197
      @nohopeinmyheart7197 Год назад

      Yeah, I enjoy very much a lot of his interpretations, but I found this rehearsal very frustrating. Those cheesy comments about the music annoyed me so much! Is really there a necessity for that? I dont have patience for that.
      Are all his rehearsals like that, or is he just acting this way in a public rehearsal?