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@RachelleLeigh-tk5oc
@RachelleLeigh-tk5oc 2 месяца назад
Guy 1 keep your temper!
@kingraiderr
@kingraiderr 4 месяца назад
First guy got used to losing his stick so he came prepared
@bsb3210
@bsb3210 4 месяца назад
Is a conductor basically just a hype man?
@AndreyRubtsovRU
@AndreyRubtsovRU 4 месяца назад
Those black and white movies celebrating conductors who randomly found themselves famous are just so toxic. I absolutely despise them. That was a mediocre time for music. These conductors were abusive, male, not effective and... well... mediorce. the results were mostly average. Can we please erase those movies about those conductors forever as well? I'll take my average young female conductor from my city over that asshole Klemperer-Toscanini-Bernstein's sort.
@food1sh
@food1sh 4 месяца назад
1:04 is actually just the conductor being ahead of the symphony for some reason. Some famous conductors do this for whatever reason but it helps the players anticipate events in the song
@samdajellybeenie14
@samdajellybeenie14 4 месяца назад
No it’s not. That conductor looks like he has no idea what he’s doing. He’s literally 2 seconds ahead of the orchestra, it’s impossible to play off that.
@user-on8su3xx7d
@user-on8su3xx7d 4 месяца назад
クレンペラーは、メンデルスゾーンのスコッチ=交響曲が大得意だ。でもそれ以外は、得意のレパートリーがあまりなかったようだ。マーラーの兄弟弟子のワルターが、大人気だったのとは対照的だ。ワルターがマーラーを真似したのに、クレンペラーはそれができなかったからだ。
@Nigelrathbone1
@Nigelrathbone1 6 месяцев назад
When I conducted band I hated those splinters I would get from tapping cheap fiberglass batons on the music stand.
@Nigelrathbone1
@Nigelrathbone1 6 месяцев назад
Love MTT'S positive reaction to the delayed trumpet entrance. As if to say,"Marvelous of you to show up to the party. Better late than not at all."
@Nigelrathbone1
@Nigelrathbone1 6 месяцев назад
Bernstein prepared like set drummers who always have extra reserve sticks. Just casually reloads as if nothing happened.
@HeyKevinYT
@HeyKevinYT 8 месяцев назад
you know Mr Bean is great when you laugh right when he appears and before the laugh track plays
@brianveizatun8380
@brianveizatun8380 9 месяцев назад
Eroica in 1960
@brianveizatun8380
@brianveizatun8380 9 месяцев назад
Philharmonia Orchestra of the Vienna of Festival.
@Zurvan101
@Zurvan101 10 месяцев назад
The inclusion of Mr Bean made it all the more special.
@undamaris2006
@undamaris2006 11 месяцев назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ppKnwTtOrpE.html
@JohnSmith-oe5kx
@JohnSmith-oe5kx 11 месяцев назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0zsFpFEfYt0.html
@johnjohnston6529
@johnjohnston6529 Год назад
Some victor borge would be a nice addition
@peterheisler4648
@peterheisler4648 Год назад
"Herr Klemperer why do you conduct with a score?" "Why not? I can read music!"
@AndreyRubtsovRU
@AndreyRubtsovRU 4 месяца назад
Dad jokes, yeah. lousy one at that
@peterheisler4648
@peterheisler4648 4 месяца назад
@@AndreyRubtsovRU He said that on response to the large number of conductors who don't have the score in front of them while conducting.
@RedStone576
@RedStone576 Год назад
LOL
@turquisestones
@turquisestones Год назад
With Mister Bean those were not fails, but rather moments of genious! :)
@alcidesduartefalcao2577
@alcidesduartefalcao2577 Год назад
One of the best conductors of all time, a genius! His Beethoven's cycle with the Philharmonia Orchestra is a must, a reference recording.
@ritawing1064
@ritawing1064 3 месяца назад
I was in the Philharmonia Chorus in the 60's and 70's and had the honour of being in concerts conducted by Dr. Klemperer. Unforgettable.
@alasdairblack393
@alasdairblack393 Год назад
Hell, that’s nothing! As a first violinist with the Iceland S.O. My bow hand got so sweaty I lost my bow, made a grab for it in the air which made it summersault right into the first row of the audience. Fortunately the bow survived. The kind man passed it back to me and I carried on as if nothing happened. Weirdest thing ever.
@alasdairblack393
@alasdairblack393 Год назад
Who was conducting?…….don’t know, I never look!
@george88pizza43
@george88pizza43 Год назад
This is great!
@davidtatro7457
@davidtatro7457 Год назад
Mr. Bean is like a modern day, foul tempered Victor Borge.
@salamander26671
@salamander26671 Год назад
i didnt even notice the condoctor fail for 0:28 bc i was distracted by the uhh interesting "interpretation" of tchaikovsky rococo variations
@SirConto
@SirConto Год назад
A fun historic fact: Beethoven often conducted his own music. Later in his life when he was deaf, he still sometimes insisted on doing so, which went terribly. And then there were a few concerts where organizers humoured him by letting him conduct, but placed another conductor somewhere behind him out of his field of view that the orchestra was actually playing on.
@villain7140
@villain7140 Год назад
we already know, he's in the video 1:03
@andrewnguyen1890
@andrewnguyen1890 Год назад
1:27 When Bychkov learning to be a good conductor
@GundulaRach
@GundulaRach Год назад
Mister Bean is a better Conductor then Bernstein ! Bernstein was a moron in front of the orchestra.
@princessm6355
@princessm6355 Год назад
Big whoop if you lose your baton at least you got both hands
@nonenoneonenonenone
@nonenoneonenonenone Год назад
What is going on at 1:18? I don't see it. Or why she has a microphone on her face, or is that a beetle?
@nonenoneonenonenone
@nonenoneonenonenone Год назад
The last one was the best one.
@paganisto
@paganisto 2 года назад
"I am an immoralist!" If this is true, so should we all. Thanks for this gem.
@andrescalle2236
@andrescalle2236 2 года назад
What is the name of the piece that starts at 0:28? Sounds really nice
@FoxBoi69
@FoxBoi69 2 года назад
not to soudn disrespectful or anything, but i never got the point in this dancing guy in the front
@rviolinfiddle55
@rviolinfiddle55 2 года назад
So Bernstein drops his baton (an everyday occurrence) and WITHOUT BREAKING THE PHRASE OR LOSS OF GESTURE, seamlessly continues conducting while simultaneously retrieving a backup baton and continuing. How is that possibly considered a fail? Mediocrity, I do not absolve you.
@catycat28meow
@catycat28meow 2 года назад
0:38: Expelliarmus!
@superplushtiman7ti075
@superplushtiman7ti075 2 года назад
I wonder what this episodes rescue will entail
@kyletheringer
@kyletheringer 2 года назад
rescuing cheese from the moon probably
@CaesiumAKAPianoslam
@CaesiumAKAPianoslam 2 года назад
Corpo du’n dio santisimo, Contrabassi! You are always late!
@maestroclassico5801
@maestroclassico5801 2 года назад
Who is that at 1:07 ? What is he 105?
@JustAPersonWhoComments
@JustAPersonWhoComments 2 года назад
Teacher: what was your favorite instrument? Me: *the hammer*
@JamieSmith-fz2mz
@JamieSmith-fz2mz 2 года назад
A few dropped batons is all they could come up. It would have been more interesting to show conductors conducting in the wrong key.
@Nigelrathbone1
@Nigelrathbone1 6 месяцев назад
Or wrong meter.
@jackburns535
@jackburns535 2 года назад
Our director throws the baton very often, the first time of the year is always the funniest.
@spicyowl3348
@spicyowl3348 2 года назад
Even if they throw him out of the stage,They can play even without him actually
@nickhickson8738
@nickhickson8738 2 года назад
Precisely. May be useful at a rehearsal but otherwise mearly ostentation.
@juliusdevezakun
@juliusdevezakun 2 года назад
0:51 start countdown from 5 to 1
@pecodama
@pecodama 9 месяцев назад
Mate, this is the classic music. There was no countdown back then.
@SrAustria
@SrAustria 2 года назад
Once during rehearsal, my conductor made a gesture so violent he threw his sheet music out of his music stand and onto the viola section. It was hilarious, specially considering that the viola section was made up of 3 violas.
@dennisjansson6239
@dennisjansson6239 2 года назад
I LOVE Thunderbirds & Wallace & Gromit. And this is AMAZING. 💙
@michaelheintz8853
@michaelheintz8853 2 года назад
I saw George Szell lose his baton twice in the same concert.