This was such an inspirational and heart wrenching interview. I think deep down Lars probably knew that his time was almost up, but his courage, strength, positivity and gentleness really showed in this episode. Thank you Lars for your music. It will continue to live on in our lives. RIP.
Apparently, he did not have time to record The Hammerklavier Sonata, only to perform it. So, any musician alive, if you really want to share some work, please, do not wait for recording companies, make use of your own youtube videos. Consider the late Patricia Janeckova, who has Mozart`s "Laudate Dominum" on record in that way.
Lars was a genius, but he never behaved like one. I was lucky to know him both from being at the same school in the 1990s, my father being one of his teachers, then also from playing violin in an orchestra in Düren (where he grew up) several times when he visited his - very unattractive, but he didn't care - home. I think his first public appearance as both conductor and solo pianist (Kapellmeister) was with this orchestra (Cappella Villa Duria). It's always been my favorite concert. He always came back to his home, giving concerts to the audience that was as unable to really grasp what a genius this town had spawned as it was proud of this genius. Dear family of Lars, I want to send my condolenceses. What a loss, and how wonderful he was.
Thank you so so much for sharing all these words and insights--you really gave us further insight into his beautiful spirit, which we very much still carry with us... -zsolt
It is an immeasurable tragedy to lose such a gentle, wonderful human being and remarkable musician. Dear Lars, little Emma will remember you, and so will we. Thank you for all the happiness you brought us. Rest in peace.
tear does not stop....The most touching moment of this interview was when he reminisce about the interaction episode between his teacher Karl Heinz Kämmerling and his daughter. She plays a little piece for Kämmerling as most kids would do and Kämmerling says "Don't you think that each note has its own life?' I am sure that was what Lars did all his life. Give each note its own life. R.I.P.
Just learned today that Lars Vogt passed away, and came across this remarkable interview. "I would love it if they would have a sense of what it can mean if you can do something on an instrument that really speaks to your soul. That would be wonderful. And you don't have to play Paganini Caprices to do that, You can play Album fuer die Jugend, which often you can do after one year of piano teaching. You have some of the most amazing pieces in front of you that are quite easy to play. And yet, you are already asked as an artist to do something with it." In complete tears. What an extraordinary, loving encouragement to us amateur musicians! ...I need to pick up my violin again.
Lars Vogt liebe ich nicht nur als Pianisten und Musiker - ich finde den Menschen unfassbar symphatisch und beeindruckend. Das ist jemand, mit dem ich wirklich gerne befreundet gewesen wäre. Die Welt ist ärmer ohne ihn - und reicher, durch das, was er zurückgelassen hat. I love Lars Vogt not only as a pianist and musician - I find the person incredibly likeable and impressive. This is someone I would really have liked to be friends with. The world is poorer without him - and richer because of what he has done.
Thanks so much for these incredible words--pardon my replying in English as my written German is very basic--we truly miss Lars and the gentle humanity brought to this world. I was thinking the other day that I will try what I can to bring a similar energy as a small way to carry on what he gave us. -zsolt
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Thank you so much for conducting this very special interview with Lars and creating this beautiful memory of him for all of us.
Practically the whole time throughout the conversations I was moved and on the verge of tears, the poignancy of Lars answers to Zsolt's very intelligent and sensitive questions filled the silences between his words like something of a greater essence. Fast die ganze Zeit während des Interviews war ich zu Tränen gerührt. Lars Antworten zu Zsolts feinfühligen und intelligenten Fragen waren ergreifend. Vor allem die Stille zwischen Lars Worten erklang wie etwas Unvermeidliches und dennoch gleichtzeitig Versöhnliches. Er war ein grosser Mann.
I wish I could heartily thank you in person for your truly moving words. From the bottom of our hearts and mine--I thank you, and hope you will keep in touch... -Zsolt
10:18 this interview is quite touching. Thank you for posting. I am particularly moved by Lars Vogt’s memory of his first piano teacher. I have nothing but gratitude for the unknown teacher who first recognizes talent and then knows how to let it grow and flourish. These teachers are the real unsung heroes.
This is the most wonderful interview - thank you for your perfect questions, Zsolt. It's a perfect memorial to this truly special, warm-hearted, profoundly wise man - one of the most loveable people I have ever known.
Thank you so much, Steven--it was wonderful to see you in Rosendal even in passing--I'm so grateful to you for your words, and also for your episode already several years ago--we continue to hear such meaningful feedback. -Zsolt
Warmth, sensitivity, intelligence, courage, modesty. What an extraordinary man, and an extraordinary interview (thanks for you compassion and intelligence, Zsolt). And then there is Volt's playing, which displays the same virtues. RIP.
A phenomenal pianist and musician, but above all a wonderful person, humble, kind, intelligent and reflected. We will miss him and his musicianship. Thanks mr. Vogt for everything you have given us!
RIP. thank you. I wrote to Living the Classical Life and begged for an interview with Lars. They were working on it. I’m so so grateful this is here. Every word spoke volumes about who he was, how deeply he experienced life and music. He took nothing for granted. When I watched this, I knew every measured word he spoke was an effort and the truth. It was hearing his In The Mist by Janacek that opened doors for me. He always answered my tweets about his music. I asked him if he was going to give a master class for us to witness, to take in. He said his lessons with students were usually private, but who knew wind emoji,perhaps. I wonder what his experience is right now. So grateful to this humble gifted pianist. “My beloved instrument,” he called it.
Yes, this was thanks to you that we worked out filming him when we were in Europe this summer-we are grateful to have had the chance to meet him. Thank you so much for being in touch!
So wise and profound...I only realised today, a year after the event, that he had passed away..one of my favourite memories from younger days was hearing Lars play Brahms' first concerto in London back in 2003. It also feels poignant that Brahms was the composer with whom he had a real connect, because he is also the composer I feel very close to as well
Thanks so much for watching and for letting us know that his message and music resonated with you-we all miss him and carry his beautiful spirit with us ✨
MARAVILLOSA ENTREVISTA. GRACIAS. ESTO ES LO QUE YO LLAMO GENIALIDAD DE ENTREVISTADOR. ..... Y de LARS Vogt, ¿qué se puede decir? UN ARTISTA CABAL. INTEGRO EN EL ARTE Y EN LA VIDA. BRILLANTE, MUSICAL. LLENO DE GRANDEZA. EMOCIONA VERLO TOCAR. EMOCIONA VERLO HABLAR. EMOCIONA VERLO. ESTÁ AQUÍ CON NOSOTROS. LOS GRANDES NO MUEREN. VIVEN. ...... aunque debo decir que soñaba verlo en vivo alguna vez.... ..... Toca desde el cielo para nosotros los que restamos aquí una y otra vez, para que seamos mejores....para que tu música no muera jamás. Jamás morirá. ...... Hermosa entrevista. Gracias.
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I was so moved by this interview. The long silences, as Lars gathered his responses to your questions, spoke volumes. His ability to find lightness and humour, in such darkness, is truly inspiring. Thank you, Lars. And thank you, Zsolt.
I will miss such a gentleman musician! I dropped him a message with my compliments for his rendition of Goldberg variations, he kindly ansewered. Probably the very only pianist Who spent a minute for answering ti a follower. I will keep in my memory his Beethoven 1st piano concert in Rome in late 90es. With Gould cadenzas!
It’s so heartbreaking to see him so grateful and in a way peaceful, while he was maybe knowing quite securely that he really wouldn’t have much time left. Rest In Peace Maestro.
I got tears in my eyes. Thank you so much for this wonderful interview. I'm a "little music teacher and conductor" at school / church choir and Lars Vogt was a great example of being musician, artist, human - also if you "only" play "smaller" pieces and so on. He had and has a great impact in life of so many people. He had so much to give to us. You both spoke of hope and his too early death seems so inconceivable and unjust. Maybe the quotation / quote from Vaclav Havel may comfort a little bit: Hope is not the conviction that something will turn out well but the certainty that something makes sense, regardless of how it turns out. (Vaclav Havel)
This story touched my heart. I pray that his health gets better and he gets to love many more years with his beautiful girls. What a beautiful person. Lars really does have a gentle soul.
I'v watched this so many times, and can never get through without . . . well, falling apart. The man is as close to a god as we have seen or will see. Grace personified and a gift to the world. His loss is almost immeasurable. You live on in our hearts, dear Lars.
Such a delicate, inspiring and heartwarming chat. Thank you so much for inviting Lars here and also for making this episode available. What a gentle soul, R.I.P..
We are so grateful to you for watching and for being in touch with you--we are privileged to have brought you this episode in particular--Lars will be missed... -Zsolt
Having heard all of Lars' concerts at Sage Gateshead with the RNS, as their conductor and conducting/playing, I feel as if I knew him personally. As he left the stage he always winked and had such a beaming smile, and you always felt as if it was for you personally. Such a talented pianist but such a lovely human being too. Thank you for the joy you gave both myself and my late mother. Rest in peace Lars.
Thank you very much for this wonderful and delicate interview. I loved this pianist. I have been growing up with this musician, and he has also been one of my guiding stars. We do have the same age and I’ve also been very ill lately. The musicians life is such a beautiful but also very difficult life. You receive and you give a lot…and your emotions are never resting, that’s maybe the most difficult to manage. RIP wonderful musician.
I'm deeply sad to learn about his death! Such a wonderful musician and human being! It's Just heartbreaking! I was lucky enough to attend one of his concerts last year, and it was wonderful!
The painful loss we feel is Love Expressing Itself, contained in the artist and wonderful human being Lars Vogt and yet encompassing all that is... Through and in Music, Lars will continue to be with us, "in dem, was hinter den Noten steht...", in That/Who/Which Is behind the notes... urging and encouraging us to fly...
Thank you so much. My heart goes out to Lars Vogt, for his courage, simplicity, humour and depth of thought. I wish him and his family well, and hope that these hard times will pass and they will have many happy years together. Zsolt Bognar, it has been as though you’d disappeared; could not find Living the Classical Life, and could not find you. Thank you for being there and for this very moving interview with Lars Vogt.
Really great to hear from you--thanks so so much--we've been grateful to have your support for so long. For various reasons we have to temporarily upload to this channel here; I'm grateful to know that people like you are out there who appreciate what we try to do. I keep this in mind when days get challenging--thank you!
Thank you so much for posting this extraordinary interview. As a birthday present, I was taken by my daughter to hear the Tetzlaff Trio play all of the Piano Trios of Vogt's beloved Brahms at the Wigmore Hall. One of the great musical experiences of my life. So moving to hear Vogt articulate the essence of his relationship with Brahms. We have lost a truly great artist and a lovely man.
Thanks so much for writing these incredible words--we are so grateful to you and very much feeling both the loss of this wonderful musician and man, and also feel his continued presence--zsolt
I only got to know him through Danae Dorken, an incredible pianist, and pupil of his. The performance of Mozart and Mendelssohn with both artists is just unbelievable. His spirit is still here with us.
Thank you for sharing this interview. What a beautiful soul, with such hope and wisdom to share even in his final days. We are all glad to have listened to his music and also grateful that music brought so much to his life till the very end. I couldn’t stop crying when he spoke of his 4 year old daughter and people who meant a lot to him in his life. May he rest in peace.
Thanks so much for this--yes we were right there with you, and for me it was also the moment when he described telling his friends "do you know you mean something to me"--he will be missed--zsolt
I had a ticket for the concert Lars should have played and conducted in Paris on the 4th of october with his orchestra, and which was transformed in a very touching "homage concert" (with Chistian Tetzlaff, Ian Bostridge, Daniel Harding and others). But this interview with him is the most beautiful homage that can be paid to this great human being.
This was such an inspirational and heart wrenching interview. I think deep down Lars probably knew that his time was almost up, but his courage, strength, positivity and gentleness really showed in this episode. Thank you Lars for your music. It will continue to live on in our lives. RIP.
Thank you so much for writing to us, and for your impassioned words--they give us reason to wish to continue. -Zsolt
Apparently, he did not have time to record The Hammerklavier Sonata, only to perform it. So, any musician alive, if you really want to share some work, please, do not wait for recording companies, make use of your own youtube videos. Consider the late Patricia Janeckova, who has Mozart`s "Laudate Dominum" on record in that way.
Lars was a genius, but he never behaved like one. I was lucky to know him both from being at the same school in the 1990s, my father being one of his teachers, then also from playing violin in an orchestra in Düren (where he grew up) several times when he visited his - very unattractive, but he didn't care - home. I think his first public appearance as both conductor and solo pianist (Kapellmeister) was with this orchestra (Cappella Villa Duria). It's always been my favorite concert.
He always came back to his home, giving concerts to the audience that was as unable to really grasp what a genius this town had spawned as it was proud of this genius. Dear family of Lars, I want to send my condolenceses. What a loss, and how wonderful he was.
Thank you so so much for sharing all these words and insights--you really gave us further insight into his beautiful spirit, which we very much still carry with us... -zsolt
It is an immeasurable tragedy to lose such a gentle, wonderful human being and remarkable musician. Dear Lars, little Emma will remember you, and so will we. Thank you for all the happiness you brought us.
Rest in peace.
Beautiful words, thank you so much. Sad day…
rest in peace 🙏
Lars Vogt died September 5th 2022 - a kind heart and incredible musician
R.I.P.
Infinite sadness for music lovers and philosophers🌌 . Keep living for ever with us all.
Fly high, lieber Lars! Du spielst jetzt mit all den vielen Engel im Himmel…Wir werden dich ganz doll vermissen! 😢
tear does not stop....The most touching moment of this interview was when he reminisce about the interaction episode between his teacher Karl Heinz Kämmerling and his daughter. She plays a little piece for Kämmerling as most kids would do and Kämmerling says "Don't you think that each note has its own life?' I am sure that was what Lars did all his life. Give each note its own life. R.I.P.
Just learned today that Lars Vogt passed away, and came across this remarkable interview. "I would love it if they would have a sense of what it can mean if you can do something on an instrument that really speaks to your soul. That would be wonderful. And you don't have to play Paganini Caprices to do that, You can play Album fuer die Jugend, which often you can do after one year of piano teaching. You have some of the most amazing pieces in front of you that are quite easy to play. And yet, you are already asked as an artist to do something with it." In complete tears. What an extraordinary, loving encouragement to us amateur musicians! ...I need to pick up my violin again.
RIP Lars Vogt ❤️
Lars Vogt liebe ich nicht nur als Pianisten und Musiker - ich finde den Menschen unfassbar symphatisch und beeindruckend. Das ist jemand, mit dem ich wirklich gerne befreundet gewesen wäre. Die Welt ist ärmer ohne ihn - und reicher, durch das, was er zurückgelassen hat.
I love Lars Vogt not only as a pianist and musician - I find the person incredibly likeable and impressive. This is someone I would really have liked to be friends with. The world is poorer without him - and richer because of what he has done.
Thanks so much for these incredible words--pardon my replying in English as my written German is very basic--we truly miss Lars and the gentle humanity brought to this world. I was thinking the other day that I will try what I can to bring a similar energy as a small way to carry on what he gave us. -zsolt
Thank you so much for conducting this very special interview with Lars and creating this beautiful memory of him for all of us.
We are grateful to you too ✨
Rest In Peace, dear Lars Vogt. Thank you for all.
Thanks so much for writing to us and for watching--we are truly grateful. We already miss him--zsolt
Dear God. Thank you for his music that will always live on. Forever. Transcending in his own words.
Practically the whole time throughout the conversations I was moved and on the verge of tears, the poignancy of Lars answers to Zsolt's very intelligent and sensitive questions filled the silences between his words like something of a greater essence. Fast die ganze Zeit während des Interviews war ich zu Tränen gerührt. Lars Antworten zu Zsolts feinfühligen und intelligenten Fragen waren ergreifend. Vor allem die Stille zwischen Lars Worten erklang wie etwas Unvermeidliches und dennoch gleichtzeitig Versöhnliches. Er war ein grosser Mann.
I wish I could heartily thank you in person for your truly moving words. From the bottom of our hearts and mine--I thank you, and hope you will keep in touch... -Zsolt
10:18 this interview is quite touching. Thank you for posting.
I am particularly moved by Lars Vogt’s memory of his first piano teacher. I have nothing but gratitude for the unknown teacher who first recognizes talent and then knows how to let it grow and flourish.
These teachers are the real unsung heroes.
Ein wunderbarer Mensch & Musiker - offen, sympathisch und zugewandt. Unfassbar, dass er so früh gegangen ist.
This is the most wonderful interview - thank you for your perfect questions, Zsolt. It's a perfect memorial to this truly special, warm-hearted, profoundly wise man - one of the most loveable people I have ever known.
Thank you so much, Steven--it was wonderful to see you in Rosendal even in passing--I'm so grateful to you for your words, and also for your episode already several years ago--we continue to hear such meaningful feedback. -Zsolt
Rest in peace dear Lars ❤️
Facing death....And always life-affirming his story!
Yes indeed--his is such a beautiful example--we miss him very much... -zsolt
Warmth, sensitivity, intelligence, courage, modesty. What an extraordinary man, and an extraordinary interview (thanks for you compassion and intelligence, Zsolt). And then there is Volt's playing, which displays the same virtues. RIP.
Your words are deeply meaningful to us and to me personally--thanks so so much--we are truly grateful to you for watching and for your support--zsolt
Rest In Peace wonderful man!
Indeed-sad day, big loss…
Intensely moving to watch now ... RIP Lars 💔
A phenomenal pianist and musician, but above all a wonderful person, humble, kind, intelligent and reflected. We will miss him and his musicianship. Thanks mr. Vogt for everything you have given us!
Thank you so much for watching and for writing to us--it means so much--zsolt
Humble and beautiful soul. RIP dear maestro
Thank you so much for writing to us--he is already missed so much for his kind and gentle spirit--zsolt
RIP. thank you. I wrote to Living the Classical Life and begged for an interview with Lars. They were working on it. I’m so so grateful this is here. Every word spoke volumes about who he was, how deeply he experienced life and music. He took nothing for granted. When I watched this, I knew every measured word he spoke was an effort and the truth. It was hearing his In The Mist by Janacek that opened doors for me. He always answered my tweets about his music. I asked him if he was going to give a master class for us to witness, to take in. He said his lessons with students were usually private, but who knew wind emoji,perhaps. I wonder what his experience is right now. So grateful to this humble gifted pianist. “My beloved instrument,” he called it.
Yes, this was thanks to you that we worked out filming him when we were in Europe this summer-we are grateful to have had the chance to meet him. Thank you so much for being in touch!
Heart breaking to watch this.... R.I.P.
What a great artist and human being he was. R.I.P. Maestro.
Rest in peace Lars, thank you for the joy and beauty you offered us.
Bye bye, dear Lars, your music is in my heart ❤
R.I.P. Danke für all die wundervolle Musik.
So wise and profound...I only realised today, a year after the event, that he had passed away..one of my favourite memories from younger days was hearing Lars play Brahms' first concerto in London back in 2003. It also feels poignant that Brahms was the composer with whom he had a real connect, because he is also the composer I feel very close to as well
Thanks so much for watching and for letting us know that his message and music resonated with you-we all miss him and carry his beautiful spirit with us ✨
Rest in peace, great pianist 🌹
Heart breaking , RIP Lars !
What a briliant concert! No mistakes at all! And touched directly our souls!
And, of course, life continous in another level, righer level...
May his soul rest in peace. I had absolutely no idea what he and his family were going through
MARAVILLOSA ENTREVISTA. GRACIAS. ESTO ES LO QUE YO LLAMO GENIALIDAD DE ENTREVISTADOR.
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Y de LARS Vogt, ¿qué se puede decir? UN ARTISTA CABAL. INTEGRO EN EL ARTE Y EN LA VIDA. BRILLANTE, MUSICAL. LLENO DE GRANDEZA.
EMOCIONA VERLO TOCAR. EMOCIONA VERLO HABLAR. EMOCIONA VERLO. ESTÁ AQUÍ CON NOSOTROS. LOS GRANDES NO MUEREN. VIVEN.
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aunque debo decir que soñaba verlo en vivo alguna vez....
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Toca desde el cielo para nosotros los que restamos aquí una y otra vez, para que seamos mejores....para que tu música no muera jamás.
Jamás morirá.
......
Hermosa entrevista.
Gracias.
Thank you so so much for these beautiful words.... -zsolt
❤
R.I.P.....
How moving....One of my absolute heroes....
We still miss him each day… ❤️
En estos nuestros días, las redes sociales nos abruman con motivos de sobra para la ira y el desaliento.
Este testimonio nos ofrece un antídoto: nos invita a plantar un manzano, aunque no vayamos a verlo crecer ni a saborear sus frutos.
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Rest in peace...
I was so moved by this interview. The long silences, as Lars gathered his responses to your questions, spoke volumes. His ability to find lightness and humour, in such darkness, is truly inspiring. Thank you, Lars. And thank you, Zsolt.
Thank you so much for this-unfortunately Lars passed away this afternoon-sad day and big loss 😢
@@richterkleiber Terrible news. What a loss.
Happy Birthday and RIP Lars Vogt 🌹🌹🌹
I come back to this interview often, especially when I need reminding that there is good and beauty in the world. Thank you Lars and thank you Zsolt.
Your beautiful comment more than makes our day-it gives us reason to keep making the videos-thank you so much ✨✨🙏🙏 -zsolt
Rest in peace, Maestro. I learned more during the week you conducted us than in years of profession.
This one really hurts, a lot.
Feeling this loss right beside you, very much so
Die Besten gehen immer zu früh... RIP
I will miss such a gentleman musician! I dropped him a message with my compliments for his rendition of Goldberg variations, he kindly ansewered. Probably the very only pianist Who spent a minute for answering ti a follower. I will keep in my memory his Beethoven 1st piano concert in Rome in late 90es. With Gould cadenzas!
A gentle and warm human being indeed--we were so grateful to have met him and already miss his presence--zsolt
@@Living-the-Classical-Life Same. He always responded. His Janacek In The Mist…. Beyond description for me.
A serious and wonderful pianist/musician/conductor and too young to leave this world. May he rest in eternal peace.
what a beautiful soul. gone too soon. thank you for this treasure. I will watch it over and over and over.
Grazie dal profondo del cuore ♥️
It’s so heartbreaking to see him so grateful and in a way peaceful, while he was maybe knowing quite securely that he really wouldn’t have much time left.
Rest In Peace Maestro.
So wise, so modest,,,,so TOUCHING his sharing of his times since his illness
Truly a special and modest human being--we miss him already--zsolt
Ruhe in Frieden.
‘Fly maestro, fly…’ RIP.
RIP Lars, such talented human being
A beautiful human. X
beautiful playing at the beginning.
rest in peace.
I got tears in my eyes. Thank you so much for this wonderful interview. I'm a "little music teacher and conductor" at school / church choir and Lars Vogt was a great example of being musician, artist, human - also if you "only" play "smaller" pieces and so on. He had and has a great impact in life of so many people. He had so much to give to us. You both spoke of hope and his too early death seems so inconceivable and unjust. Maybe the quotation / quote from Vaclav Havel may comfort a little bit:
Hope is not the conviction that something will turn out well but the certainty that something makes sense, regardless of how it turns out. (Vaclav Havel)
Thanks so much again for your amazing words--for watching and for writing to us, this means so much--zsolt
R.I.P. (Sept. 2022)
This is a beautiful and profound interview, Zsolt. I’ll be thinking of it for a long time.
Such an amazing warm human being he was...
What a strong and fascinating man! 🍀
Yes indeed-and sadly he passed away this afternoon. May his message and spirit live on…
@@richterkleiber yes 🖤 thanks for creating this memory of him!
rest in peace, Mr. Vogt and thanks for the video.
Sad loss... The interview is full of light, despite (or because of) the fight Lars was going through. Rest in peace.
Thank you so much for these words--we are truly grateful... -Zsolt
This is beyond moving.
So deeply grateful to you that you found his beautiful messages resonated--we miss him already--zsolt
A beautiful interview.
So glad you enjoyed it-thanks so much for letting us know✨🙏
And thank YOU, Zsolt, for your side of this interview. You asked difficult questions with the perfect combination of honesty and tact. ♥
A belated thanks to YOU, for your words and support-I thank you so much for watching and taking the time to write to us! -Zsolt ✨
An inspiration to us all. So talented yet so humble and grounded. RIP
Thanks so much for watching-he is indeed sorely missed
Such incredible dignity and humanity in this interview - thank you that you did this in time...
Thank you so much for your supportive words-it was a privilege to spend some time with him, and so recently…
The most staggering interview I have ever seen. A lesson of courage and humanity. Thank you, Lars.
Thank you so much for your amazing words- zsolt
This story touched my heart. I pray that his health gets better and he gets to love many more years with his beautiful girls. What a beautiful person. Lars really does have a gentle soul.
Thank you so much for your touching words and support, Ben!
He will be missed
He died.
I'v watched this so many times, and can never get through without . . . well, falling apart. The man is as close to a god as we have seen or will see. Grace personified and a gift to the world. His loss is almost immeasurable. You live on in our hearts, dear Lars.
Yours is one of our favorite comments we have ever received on our channel ✨🙏
A great human being and an amazing artist. I admire his strenght and hope till the end.
Thanks so much for being in touch!
Lars Vogt Sept 8th1970-Sept 5th 2022 R.I.P.
This is so wonderful… I watched it as if Lars was speaking with me.
Can’t thank you enough for this post.
We are deeply touched to read these words from you--thank you. -Zsolt
Ich bin sehr traurig ueber Lars' Tod.
It seems like the best are leaving this world more and more....so sad...R.I.P. Maestro
This interview speaks to my soul. I had to pause the video several times because I was too emotional. RIP Lars.
Thank you so much for these words--yes, same for us, was very intense--we all miss him. -zsolt
Rest in peace ❤️ Wonderful musician, but most importantly an exemplary human. Excellent work as usual 👏
Thanks so much for your comment-and thanks for watching-great to hear from you as always! -zsolt
RIP
Such a delicate, inspiring and heartwarming chat. Thank you so much for inviting Lars here and also for making this episode available. What a gentle soul, R.I.P..
We miss him very much, along with so so many. We are grateful to you for watching and for your beautiful words--thanks so much--zsolt
Sad that this world lost such an amazing artist. Inspirational interview. Thank you for having this.
Yes indeed what a loss-we hope that the message here in this conversation can help be part of keeping his beautiful spirit alive ✨🙏
Thank you for your beautiful music Lars. You really mattered and made a difference. RIP dear soul. 💐💐💐
This was a wonderful interview…..which will stay with me….thanks
We are so grateful to you for watching and for being in touch with you--we are privileged to have brought you this episode in particular--Lars will be missed... -Zsolt
So touching - all the more since he passed away today... thank you so much for this truly moving interview. RIP maestro.
Thank you so much for this Mark-a big loss and sad day for sure
Having heard all of Lars' concerts at Sage Gateshead with the RNS, as their conductor and conducting/playing, I feel as if I knew him personally. As he left the stage he always winked and had such a beaming smile, and you always felt as if it was for you personally. Such a talented pianist but such a lovely human being too.
Thank you for the joy you gave both myself and my late mother. Rest in peace Lars.
These are such beautiful words-and spot-on. He will be missed, and clearly he touched many individuals directly with his spirit. -zsolt
Our concert tonight, 17th September, was dedicated to both our Queen and Lars. Everyone feels the loss of Lars.
A human Luna moth. 🦋Such abundance in brevity.
Thank you very much for this wonderful and delicate interview. I loved this pianist. I have been growing up with this musician, and he has also been one of my guiding stars. We do have the same age and I’ve also been very ill lately.
The musicians life is such a beautiful but also very difficult life. You receive and you give a lot…and your emotions are never resting, that’s maybe the most difficult to manage. RIP wonderful musician.
I’m so glad you connected with this episode so deeply, and thank you so much for writing to us-he is truly missed
I'm deeply sad to learn about his death! Such a wonderful musician and human being! It's Just heartbreaking!
I was lucky enough to attend one of his concerts last year, and it was wonderful!
The painful loss we feel is Love Expressing Itself, contained in the artist and wonderful human being Lars Vogt and yet encompassing all that is... Through and in Music, Lars will continue to be with us, "in dem, was hinter den Noten steht...", in That/Who/Which Is behind the notes... urging and encouraging us to fly...
What a touching and deep conversation 🙏🙏🙏 Thanks a lot🥰
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Thank you so much for watching and for writing to us--this means so much--zsolt
Thank you so much. My heart goes out to Lars Vogt, for his courage, simplicity, humour and depth of thought. I wish him and his family well, and hope that these hard times will pass and they will have many happy years together. Zsolt Bognar, it has been as though you’d disappeared; could not find Living the Classical Life, and could not find you. Thank you for being there and for this very moving interview with Lars Vogt.
Really great to hear from you--thanks so so much--we've been grateful to have your support for so long. For various reasons we have to temporarily upload to this channel here; I'm grateful to know that people like you are out there who appreciate what we try to do. I keep this in mind when days get challenging--thank you!
We are so grateful for this feedback from you--thanks so much for being such a presence with us!
Thank you so much for posting this extraordinary interview. As a birthday present, I was taken by my daughter to hear the Tetzlaff Trio play all of the Piano Trios of Vogt's beloved Brahms at the Wigmore Hall. One of the great musical experiences of my life. So moving to hear Vogt articulate the essence of his relationship with Brahms. We have lost a truly great artist and a lovely man.
Thanks so much for writing these incredible words--we are so grateful to you and very much feeling both the loss of this wonderful musician and man, and also feel his continued presence--zsolt
I only got to know him through Danae Dorken, an incredible pianist, and pupil of his.
The performance of Mozart and Mendelssohn with both artists is just unbelievable.
His spirit is still here with us.
Thank you for sharing this interview. What a beautiful soul, with such hope and wisdom to share even in his final days. We are all glad to have listened to his music and also grateful that music brought so much to his life till the very end. I couldn’t stop crying when he spoke of his 4 year old daughter and people who meant a lot to him in his life. May he rest in peace.
Thanks so much for this--yes we were right there with you, and for me it was also the moment when he described telling his friends "do you know you mean something to me"--he will be missed--zsolt
What a poignant conversation. You touched my heart, and I have tears in my eyes. Thank you.
I'm so moved to hear your words and feedback--thank you so much
So schön gespielt, durchsichtig , gefühlvoll und musikalisch!!! 👍😍🎹
Danke für soviel Offenheit, alles Gute!
Thank you so much for watching our episode 🙂
I had a ticket for the concert Lars should have played and conducted in Paris on the 4th of october with his orchestra, and which was transformed in a very touching "homage concert" (with Chistian Tetzlaff, Ian Bostridge, Daniel Harding and others). But this interview with him is the most beautiful homage that can be paid to this great human being.
Thank you so much for these incredible words- zsolt
An honest, insightful and moving interview. God bless you Lars Vogt may you rest peacefully 💔🕯
Beautiful interview, thank you. A true artist, humble and thoughtful. R.I.P