Christian Thielemann on working with Herbert von Karajan 

no he shouldnt. You should learn German. What an arrogant comment

And I love that Thielemann speaks nearly perfect English. “Love his accent” is what people say who have no familiarity with other languages, and no realization how nearly impossible it is to speak a foreign language with NO accent. Regardless of what you see in the movies.

Don‘t forget Celibidache . . .

how about you learn german??

I am convinced you can't.....

@@helenamarie4337 What the fuck is wrong with you, going around hating on people who enjoy Thielemann speaking English? Stupid bitch

how about you learn German. Arrogant comment

@@helenamarie4337 Stupid comment from a German chauvinist

And smart and talented and everything

I hope not.

Isolde227 Yes. Malheureusement, im Fall des Falles, Staatskapelle has to search for a new Conducator. ;-)

Isolde227 lol no. Myung Wung Chung all the way.

He is wonderful, i will never like La Scala for what they did to this wonderful and talented human being, they totally disrespected and insulted him with their racism, 2015 and they would not consider him after he gave them superior service and loyalty, but because he is Asian they insulted him until he finally walked away after he realized they were nothing but inhumane racist idiots. When i read that it broke my heart, this man is so intelligent and deserves the title Maestro, where as many others don't deserve the word conductor, the concertmasters any orchestra members are superior to them.

martha jane Chung was well loved and respected by the orchestra at la Scala. He left because of that dimwitted mongoloid Gallic invader Stephane Lissner and his lackeys at the artistic direction office. To think they wouldn't even consider him after he poured his heart and gave his all to the orchestra, what a disgrace. But on the other hand it's good that he's doing more concerts with Seoul and other Asian orchestras. The classical scene in Asia is amazing and they have a lot to give to the art as a whole. Having Chung around will help them get recognition in Europe and the US (more TV broadcasts and recordings). Just like Semyon Bichkov he's one of those underappreciated masters.

Ja, stimme dir zu. Verstehen tu ich's zwar, aber wie wäre es wenn Leute lernen Deutsch zu verstehen? Diese Amerikanisierung finde ich schrecklich.

ganz richtig! Finde ich lächerlich

Because the Berliner Philharmoniker has a much wider audience! You should be proud of that!!!

Shut up! This was a worldwidr live-event, how do you suppose there could be live subtitles?

Ich kann das nur unterstreichen vor dem Hintergrund, dass über 100 Millionen Menschen Deutsch sprechen, in Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz, Südtirol, Elsaß, dazu noch die deutschsprachigen Minderheiten in Osteuropa. Erwähnenswert ist noch, dass Englisch sich in vielen Gegenden der Welt unbeliebt gemacht hat. In Südamerika, Russland, China und den meisten Ländern der BRICS Staaten und der dritten Welt. Das Argument von wegen "worldwide" zieht nicht. Trotz des interessanten Inhalts ist dieses Video ein Affront gegen die deutschsprachige Kultur, aus deren Umfeld es ja entstanden ist.

What language do the main subscribers of the Digital Music Hall speak?

@@reinhardgroer7457 Was für ein Schwachsinn. Dann schau die halt seine Interviews in deutscher Sprache an (die hat sich ja in allen Weltgegenden uneingeschränkt beliebt gemacht). Die findest du hier auf youtube passenderweise in der rechten Ecke.

@@tomtomsk1895 Wer mit der deutschen Sprache erkennbar auf Kriegsfuss steht und mit dem Denken im Besonderen, verdient ein ordentliches Maß an Mitleid. Die restliche Portion an Diskursunfähigkeit darf gern behalten werden.

Ich finde, er wirkt vor allem wie ein Roboter, wenn er dirigiert.