Gustavo Dudamel conducts Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2008
- In this archive film from 2008, we go behind the scenes at a Philharmonia Orchestra rehearsal with Gustavo Dudamel to see what goes into rehearsing and conducting such an incredible symphony.
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He has so much energy and imagination and that's why he is able to transmit so much more to the orchestra and the audience as well
he radiates infectious energy....
What can I say. This guy is a wonderchild. Simply breathtaking.
He really is an amazing conductor, and has plenty of energy as well haha
Shostakovic 5 and The Dude? What a combination!
Genius....in every sense of the word...
I honestly don't know too much about Mr. Gustavo, but I had an absolute blast watching him conduct the John Williams Across the Stars performance. And just from watching that one performance, I can see examples of all the qualities mentioned in this video.
Dudamel conducts Shostakovich is if there were no tomorrow. Brilliant.
Genius at work.
Tahuan. I'm curious to you play an instrument?
diane flock I play RUclips.
Do you play in a group now?
diane flock nope.
Love his interpretation of the march section. One of my favorite passages in all of symphonic music.
"A little bit more UGLY, huh?!" Love this.
Sinceramente guardando questa prova si può osservare esempi di tutte le qualità che vengono attribuite al grandissimo Dudamel e si apprezza il colore che lui può donare alle diverse orchestre....Grazie Gustavo!
Grazie, Vera!
man this is my favourite Shosty symphony, I would love to see how this performance turned out in the end!
This guy is intense. A great entertainer
Incredible guy this is wt real music is all about
Extraordinario Gustavo!
He's my favorite conductor.
aaaahhhh!! he's awesome!!
6:24 My favorite moment. Reminds me of my favorite conductors from when I used to do choir and orchestra. So much fun, such descriptive ways of explaining how to get closer to the desired result. "More band sound. But it's a band not to celebrate, but to go to the (death noise)." "Sorry Shostakovich!" "So beautiful. A little more... ugly. Eh?"
I swear I did "MUAH!" when he dids it. Kisses for Dudamel. MUAAAAH!!!
I think we witness the battle of volume verses substance in the middle of this video (around 4:05 I think), the way he corrects the musicians adds so much substance to those bars, there definitely is a noticable difference in their result and also, at least in my mind, an added substance.
Accattivante , comunicativo, disponibile, ma con la sua grandissima personalità Gustavo Dudamel ha conquistato tutte le formazioni orchestrali del mondo!
¡Viva Gustavo! ¡Viva Venezuela! ¡Viva América Latina! ¡Viva la Buena Música! ¡Viva el Arte!
"sorry shostakovich" lol
Dudamel de nuevo mostró su talento en la gala inaugural de la Filarmónica de Los Ángeles, para mi, su interpretación de la Primera Sinfonía de G Mahler es insuperable, Bravo Dudamel
The last 30 seconds are crazy
@olmaleo
but you cannot deny the sheer intensity Dudamel projects in his energy. i think this is what has made him quite remarkable and worthy of attention.
Me gusta. Disfrutó enorme viendo su trabajo y escuchó maravillada
Nice, He's gone completely energetic at one part of this video
Great video the best musician in long time
Brilliant !
@cutepossession I'm surprised you said that because I used to think the same until I saw this precise video. The understanding and the attention to slight and minuscule details truly makes a piece beautiful rather than mediocre. The orquestras he works with are highly revered. Although it's true a conductor is nothing without the band, the band would be lost without a good conductor.
Dudamel👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏genius!
ohh amo a Dudamel!!
Grande , carismatico Gustavo Dudamel!!!!!
This Accent that we have there, we change for a sforzato _Sorry Shostakovich_ 🙊
Music
1:03
1:40
2:06
4:03
6:45
7:09
Music Final
8:06
Superacion evidente en el acto divino de creacion divina que ata la Escucha de toda combinacion Humana a Lo DIVINO. Gracias por Ensenyarnos ser Mas Humano, Gustavo Dudamel.
Bravo Dudamel¡¡¡¡
A shame that The Philharmonia in recent years has been relegated to the ranks of the BBC Philharmonic, considering it's rich history and notable associations with the greats.....
Nos ha Ensenyado, G. Dudamel, Ser Presente ante el Gran Proceso Creativo que incluye hasta al Mas Negativo (y, como Juan Chiquitico nos ensenyo, hasta con los dados gano todas las almas del infierno el se los llevo al Cielo). Gustavo Dudamel, nos Inspira con su Increible Musica. (Gracias no hay y no habra Nunca. )
Thajks
@hugocaracas2021 actually the person to be thanked should be josé antonio abreu who conceived and put into place "el sistema"
1:38
Thank me later.
Sigo agradecida con Gustavo por su maravilloso arte... Mi corazón contigo. Quisiera ver este concierto ¿Alguien puede subirlo? Al amable CONDUCTERMINeitor o como se llame, "Te harias un gran favor curándote la gran envidia que sientes" Confucio.
What DVD is it? damn i wanna buy it
Yeah same here mate!!
@gillmacd HE did indeed.. he added soul to it!
Best
lol 6:35 "sorry shostakovich" "Its ok, dudamel" xD
I disagree, I really think that excitement he directs with impassions both the musicians and the music he is directing. But to each his own!
Gustavo Dudamel nos ensenya por medio de la complejidad humana lograr esa
@safantiafagofo yes many people suport but the Comander is who bless and make all posible. without the Comander there was nothing, only poberty no health no human rights crime and corrupcion. Thank to the comander who give his order to do this now all is posible and Venezuela is NUMBER 1 in CULTURE in MUSIC!!! Venezuela = NUMBER 1!!! Fatherland socialism or DEATH!!
An excelente pupil od Le
An excelente pupil of Leoni Berstein❤
@6:33 lollllllll
3:05
6:17
de venezuela latinoamerica para el mundo
2:10 Dang strong brass
Saludos desde EEUU. Guatemala nececita organisar El Sistema de Musica como lo han echo en Venezuela. Tienen que mandar sus mejores musicos para estudiar en Venezuela.
6:36 sorry shostakovich
First movement
Min 7:08
Leonard Bernstein possess Dudamel
wheres the video of the piece WITHOUT the commentator ruining what we are hearing?
@safantiafagofo Jose Antonio Abreu is very thankful to President Chavez for helping the families of the musicians, and for increasing the budget of 'EL SISTEMA". We are all grateful to President Chavez.
*le sigh* 240p
@hugocaracas2021 hahahaha! You're a joke! The Commander LMFAO!
Friend Comrades all this is posible thank to Supreme Comander Chavez and our glorios bolivarian socialist revolusion!!! Thank Comander Chavez for music in Venezuela!! Fatherland socialism o DEATH!!!
who's this latin dude ? A BOY FROM BRAZIL ? ( if you know the title of the film, hahaha ) VERY FUNNY GUY, obviously with quite a passion for music-making, definitely a jester, hahahaha.
Hi dziady1 ! It’s me again, still playing at “stalk the dud”. Another talented & successful musician riles you by making you painfully aware of your own miserable inadequacy. Nice to hear you telling us once again about your legendary musical knowledge. What a pity that on the rare occasions that you try to display a bit of it, you turn yourself into a laughing-stock. Well, at least you’ve got a talent for something !
tex bevery what the hell r u talking about🤨🙄
I have the highest regard for Gustavo Dudamel but yes it's true that he has been over rated, at least from what I've heard so far. This shouldn't detract from his amazing talent and hopefully as he gets older he will mature into a truly great conductor. His enthusiasm and clear love of his profession is to be admired by everyone!
+cameronpaul Overrated? You have not heard enough. Did you hear him at the BBC Proms? You think that the Mahler Resurrection interpretation was overrated? I do think that rarely hyper praise is accurate, and in this case it is justified.
Yes, from what I've heard from him I do think he is overrated but that doesn't mean he can't give some very good performances. As I said however, I have the highest regard for him and maybe in time his reputation will be fully justified. To answer your question, no I didn't hear the performance you mention so I'll take your word for it!
cameronpaul Thank you for clarifying your limited exposure of Maestro Dudamel's masterful interpretations. This explains your opinion.
Tahuan Tinsuyo
Not as limited as you obviously think, but yes I have to admit I haven't heard every performance of his which I presume you have.
+Tahuan Tinsuyo He is overrated basically because all the people from Venezuela think that he is the best conductor that has ever existed in history of music, which it isn't true
Bravo Dr.Dudamel, but the orchestra is too late correcting the aspects that you transmit... They sound well but I think that they can be more "effective"?
@hugocaracas202 Before Chavez, the families of the musicians had almost no social rights.They lived in a state of material deprevation. They had no voice in the government and little hope.They were hungry, no free health care, and very expensive education. Rampant crime, government corruption and just plain POVERTY. Chavez changed EVERTHING, and Dudamel and the Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra is a product of the Bolivarian Revolution.That is why the music sounds infinately better than before.
@padredemishijos12 is 100% corect Comrade. As we Venezuelans say "with Chavez EVERYTHING without Chavez LEAD" (con Chavez TODO sin Chavez PLOMO!!!). Estrangers enjoy the music we give you but also to remember: is only possible because the Comander Chavez!!! Venezuela ROCKS!!!
la cochina envidia te calcome
Te carcome la envidia¡¡¡¡
Spelling error in the last sentence: theirs (Hollyweird's, as I understand it).
@reldov que bolas!!! hasta con esto se meten los escualidos!!! el Comandante puso a ese muchacho donde esta permite que la orquesta viaje y tal y si le da la gana le puede quita todo. asi que mas bien dile gracias al Comandante por su gran corazon por ser tan generoso y ayudar a la gente. asi asi asi es que se gobierna. adelante Comandante que tu pueblo te apolla 100%!!! tambien en music MANDA la Bolivariana!!!
@angelica030501 aja y quien les da los equipos y los dolares pa viajar? el Comandante. y entjonces? basta e chilla ponganse a trabaja vurgueces!!! a repesta el Comandante!!! Patria socialismo o MUERTE venceremos carajo!!!
me gustaria saber si has triunfado como este joven ,siempre hay alguien quien critica de manera destructiva y eso eres tu un envidioso y destruictivo
Dudamel probably has a diet of 6000 calories a day.
@dziady1 You've got to be joking. Buy yourself a new pair of ears.
@padredemishijos12 Yes Comrade is 100% and totaly TRUE asi es Camarada. Before Chavez was nothing, now have everything!!! Musicians must totally thank the Comander!!! O sea con Chavez todo sin Chavez PLOMO!!!!!
@hectorelbomba You are the joke. Say nothing about the commander. He is sacred.
They're building a false mith. What can this child understand about DSCH Fifth? Listen to Mravinsky, listen to Kondrashin. Shostakovich is the criyng Conscience of the modern age. A violent and introverted apostle. He speaks about dark and horrible truths. Yes of course, Dudamel is gifted. Very gifted. Yes, but too superficial. He don't know, he can't know. This guy must study, study, study, develop himself. (sorry for my english)
Hi, I'm curious what you think of Dudamel now, if you're still on RUclips these days. 12 years after you posted your comment, he's definitely not a child anymore (age 42), and he's conducted many different orchestras. He's "calmed down" a bit from his Duracell plus energy, but having seen some of his recent conducting and rehearsal footage on RUclips, I think he's just as good as his younger days if not better.
@@Jupiter-T It's very curious, because just a month ago, in a conversation, I was "defending" Dudamel because he has evolved a lot... But it has been pointed out to me that his experience with orchestras and his sound consciousness has improved, but he lacks a real culture, not only musical, that makes great conductors "great". Bernstein who reads Goethe and only after much thought conducts Liszt's "Faust" Symphony.
@@Jupiter-T In summary, it is not Dudamel's fault but of our times, he is a "pop" conductor like Lang Lang, despite being an enormously gifted pianist, is a pop pianist. The superficiality of our times makes this kind of musicians stars and pop stars. For example, I am not opposed to orchestras performing Morricone and John Williams, but when they do so too often and when they are considered "great composers" it is obvious that there is no longer a sense of proportion.
@@olmaleo Eh but John Williams IS a great composer. Yes, there are many other composers in our day that are wonderful and deserve as much recognition as Williams. But just because Williams is popular or writes for film doesn't mean he lacks substance. Many famous composers wrote film scores.
Yes, I would LOVE if orchestras played more obscure composers, not just Beethoven this, Mozart that, etc. But orchestras often are under pressure to put butts in seats, so it's hard for any composer to break in.
Also, to defend Dudamel, he may explain pieces he's conducting to people in an entertaining manner instead of being dry or serious, but I don't think that means he doesn't have a deep understanding of them. It is possible to be both knowledgeable and fun.
There was just so much unnecessary pleasantries
What made him worthy is greed for Venezuelan oil, he can read music and memorize scores and the marketing machine and PR people in Hollyweird have oversold him, he is truly overrated, their are many young American conductors that bury him in everyway.
Viva Chavez who paid for it. Carajo!