This is the third in my series of talks on Great Music and Great Musicians. In this podcast, I talk about orchestral conductors. Please click on the black arrow below to hear Podcast 3:
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It is interesting to see the great conductor, Carlos Kleiber, in Rehearsal. Yes… he is a young man at that time. Watch carefully, as he asks the Clarinet player (in German) to try to imitate a crying sound, while not *forcing* the instrument’s sound…
And below you can see Kleiber again in Brahms 4th symphony: At a point he becomes impatient, and he seems to say: “Now folks, here’s a very clear downbeat; kindly come in on the beat…”
I’ll have to listen to more of your podcasts! you know so
much about music that you can share with the people who
listen! Bravo! Bettina
I’ll have to listen to more of your podcasts! you know so
much about music that you can share with the people who
listen! Bravo! Bettina