"I completely fxcked up" • Clarinetist David Orlowsky • Living the Classical Life Ep.112

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"I completely fxcked up." -David Orlowsky
Clarinetist David Orlowsky keeps it real in his assessment of what it means to be a musician today and how to be yourself. He describes an incident wherein a standout mistake gave him freedom and ultimately success. He describes his love of klezmer music and surfing; refreshing and candid, this is not to be missed.
Episode 112 running time 27 minutes • Filmed May 2021 in Berlin
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Links:
David Orlowsky: Mozart - Clarinet Concerto KV 622 - RU-vid
David Orlowsky Trio - Symphonic Klezmer with Sinfonieorchester Aachen - RU-vid
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0:00 Opening and Mozart Concerto
2:29 The Point of No Return - Musical Start
7:09 What we get from our teachers
9:36 Surviving "fxcking up on stage"
14:18 Stage: flow and influences
17:17 Klezmer and sounding like yourself
21:41 Where do we play?
23:09 "I love surfing"
24:29 Future plans
25:45 Closing credits

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30 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 8

@emeryroe2487 Год назад

brilliant questions, brilliant answers

@Living-the-Classical-Life Год назад

So glad you enjoyed this-thank you so much for watching and for letting us know! ✨ zsolt

@wotan10950 Год назад

Regarding mistakes - I used to arrange to see Joan Sutherland at many of her recital dates. There was always a bit of tension at the beginning of the concert because she sang all those acrobatics. But she was notorious for mistakes - forgetting words, notes, entrances. She would invariably hit an obstacle, STOP THE CONCERT, start over again. And all the tension was gone! She was more relaxed, the public was more comfortable, and the performances became spectacular. I heard Ashkenazy make a big mistake on the piano at Lincoln Center. Most people don’t know and, if the artist continues as if nothing happened, the mistake is as effervescent as a soap bubble.

@Living-the-Classical-Life Год назад

Amazing story-I didn’t know the about Sutherland-thanks for sharing it! And thanks for watching! -zsolt ✨

@da__lang Год назад

Montserrat Caballé was also famous for singing the wrong words or forgetting parts of arias. It was almost a signature of her style. It would have been disappointing if she actually got through an entire performance without any little mishaps.

@wotan10950 Год назад

@@da__lang Oh yes, especially in Wagner! She would just stand there and, with true conviction, sing an entirely new libretto 🤣