Karajan's will to conduct overcame his physical pain - Werner Resel (2019 | English subtitles)

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"Karajan became weaker and weaker. These were difficult times. We didn't know at that time whether or not he would be strong enough to do another concert. But Karajan pulled through until the very end. It's unbelievable what sheer will can do." - Werner Resel about Karajan during his final months conducting.
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@barney6888 Год назад

Herr Resel, At 14 years of age I discovered great music because of Karajan. Being north of Toronto, I never had the opportunity to thank him. He is the greatest conductor in the history of our civilization. I know what his secret was, but only a few other musical artists can find it. I know he saw all of us who loved his work. That sounds nuts, but, it isn't.

@diegocortazar6147 3 года назад

Es el mejor director de orquesta, tiene el oído más desarrollado que un felino.

@patikporkert3333 4 года назад

Anna Tomowa Sintow, Agnes Baltsa Jose van Dam und Josep Carreras sangen die Solo Partien im legendären Verdi Requiem von Wien

@onkelwolf1 4 года назад

Karajan hat eine Lücke hinterlassen, die bis heute nicht geschlossen werden konnte. Seine diversen Nachfolger haben nicht mal annähernd sein Niveau erreicht.

@patikporkert3333 4 года назад

Peter Kamrad diese Lücke wird für immer bleiben🙁

@onkelwolf1 4 года назад

@@patikporkert3333 Danke für Ihre Zustimmung. Wenn diesem begnadeten Musiker dann noch in der unsäglich boshaften Biographie von Klaus Riehle zum Vorwurf gemacht wird, dass er eventuell im Dritten Reich mal in Uniform dirigiert hat, möchte man nur noch kotzen.

@patikporkert3333 4 года назад

Peter Kamrad Kein seriöser Mitmensch darf aus heutiger Perspektive über Menschen der damaligen Zeit, insbesondere der 30er und 40er Jahre richten. Das ist unredlich, denn viele, die heute mit den Fingern zeigen hätten damals ebenso die Hand gehoben!

@EwicoCylinder 3 года назад

@@onkelwolf1 Karajan wird in jeglicher Hinsicht Unerreichbar bleiben und wer weis sicher wird er auch noch im Himmel weiter dirigieren, da schon zu Lebzeiten seine Ideen, Musik so zu dirigieren direkt vom Himmel kam. Daher sind seine Aufnahmen die von Ihm noch erhalten sind ja auch von unschätzbaren wert.

@malakaiariel4967 2 года назад

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@andreaguarino8207 Год назад

His best period was from 1958 till 1982

@WinrichNaujoks 3 года назад

Haha! Er schaut, als ob er das Ding, was da am Anfang ins Bild fällt wirklich sehen kann!

@hommefriday 4 года назад

...was Karajan's Nazi Party Number?

@rohanbansal2324 4 года назад

Yes he was, a two time member of the NSDAP. Karajan was a fervent national socialist.

@EwicoCylinder 3 года назад

@@rohanbansal2324 But only because there was no other possibility for him in that time to conduct. He didn't like the NSDAP at all. So no one should call Karajan a Nazi because he wasn't. He was a unbelievable Musician until his Dead and maybe also in heaven he will go on making Music, because his music he made on Earth came directly from heaven.

@joshuarodriguez6332 3 года назад

@@EwicoCylinder Thank you for that. Most people do not understand the situation he was in. He was an amazing conductor who did what he had to do. Most people had to join the party or they would not succeed.

@EwicoCylinder 3 года назад

@@joshuarodriguez6332 Yes, your right. He did everything to help a musician where he could and still some people hate him. In my opinion he was the most Human Conductor Ever lived.