Talk with British Composer Max Richter | Insight Germany
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Max Richter is one of the most celebrated and most prolific composers on the contemporary scene. He composes concert music, operas, ballets, theatre and television scores and has released a series of acclaimed solo albums. His most famous work is possibly the score for Waltz With Bashir.
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German or Brit does it matter? Max Richter is a really humble and gifted genius anyway
genius at music. i been listening to his music for four years and the world needs to go back and appreciate classical music revolutions more like this. pure simple beauty at its best
Totally with you on that.
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Such a talent - I am so incredibly in love with his music.
His "Spring" interpretation is so amazingly beautiful it makes me cry every single time I listen to it. His music has healing powers. Listening to his newer album "Sleep" is a game changer because it alleviated my depression and anxiety.
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Max is a rare mix of great qualities: articulate, good natured, unpretentious, attractive, plus endowed with an enormous musical talent.
endowed with an enormous... thought that was going somewhere else haha
He seems like such a calm, intelligent, lovely guy. He lets his beautiful music speak for itself.
If I ever made another film, Max would be my dream composer.
LOL
Unbelievable good work on The Leftovers
Yes. I actually bought the series on DVD BECAUSE of his sound track. Good golly, I love that music . . . All of his music! I just listen to it all the time!
He's a genius on so many levels. I listen to his music a LOT. Every day, I think.
I have been too
Me, too!
I don't understand the obsession to mark the line to identify if Brit or German! Almost 4min on that!
he looks German but has British facial expressions!
I just love his music. Doesn't matter where he came from.
When I heard he lived in Edinburgh, child born there, and the kids roots there...my heart swelled 🏴 💕
top genius max richter
Classic DW Interview: too much gossip, no serious in-deep music talk.
i am a fan of max richter i jove his music it is beautyful
Does anyone know how old he was when he started playing piano?
A "british" composer with a german name, of german descent, that was born in Germany and lives and works in Berlin, that is...
Hmmm. I was born in Germany, of German descent, and live in Berlin. Still, I am American.
/mw
Nope, you're german with an american citizenship. Unlike european nationalities, the american one isn't worth anything, because it's an immigration country with no ethnos and real culture behind it. You may become american, but you can't become british, german, polish and so on...
Race means next to nothing in 2018.
He has British teeth though :)
In this video he literally states that he is British. So the answer is...
Great interview!
wow
I like Richter's interpretation of Vivaldi's Four seasons. His music gives us calm, peace and joy of heart. This music helps me follow apostle Paul's advice: "...whatever things are true, whatever things are of serious concern, whatever things are righteous, whatever things are chaste, whatever things are lovable, whatever things are well-spoken-of, whatever things are virtuous, and whatever things are praiseworthy, continue considering these things" (Phillipians 4:8).
Heard Max’s score "On the Nature of Daylight" in Martin Scorsese’s Shutter Island and in an episode Of The last of us. Brilliant composer.
Great interview, good questions, an extraordinary artist , love his music 🖖
He is better than Vivaldi. The fascination over his identity is a wrestling many Germans go through, particularly those of high ability - to somehow attempt and reconcile what it is to be German in a post-war world, especially when one displays such superior aptitude and mastery in a field of human endeavour. What I think the Germans are tempting to reconcile is why in music does he flee from his Germanness? Surely that's the one realm we haven't lost credibility in and can be proud of our accomplishment. But I think the explanation is a lot less esoteric and it's simply about his cultural upbringing. And I genuinely think he is better than Vivaldi. His music is more profound by the nihilism coloring his world view. And that is all too German. 😆😅🤣
C'mon. Vivaldi lived over 280 years ago! Can you imagine a world without Vivaldi, esp. his string works?
If Vivaldi hadn't written The Four Seasons Richter couldn't "re-work it!"
STOP talking about being British...omg
Marry me please!
I love the part about Kraftwerk
Greatest composer of our generation
His music's are so beautiful.
Bravo
forgive my ignorant question, but i'm surprised that they have tv in English in Germany! how prevalent is this? what drives it to exist?
silpheedTandy, DW is Germany's international broadcaster. / fab
He's not german??
Warum Britisch? Wenn er in Deutschland geboren ist und Deutsche seine Eltern sind? Nur weil er in England gelebt hat? Dann wären meine Eltern ja mal indisch, mal deutsch, mal kambodschanisch, mal griechisch, je nachdem, wo sie gerade leben? Bei Michael Fassbender sagen wir ja auch halb irisch, halb deutsch, weil ein Elternteil deutsch, das andere irisch ist, oder nicht? Gibts da nen Unterschied?
he's a hybrid
what a worthless interview. lol