The dancing (and singing) conductor #2

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Oops - he did it again! Joseph Olefirowicz, the "Dancing Conductor" strikes back...this time in a concert version of „Kismet“ by composers Bob Wright and Chet Forrest at the Volksoper Vienna. Orchestra and chorus of the Volksoper Vienna with soloists Kim Criswell, Rod Gilfry, Rebecca Nelsen, Jeffrey Treganza and others

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@bibifrijam 7 лет назад

A great lesson to any person who wishes to conduct an orchestra. What a pleasure it mist be to play under his baton !

@kspatterson1 7 лет назад

Joseph understands how to inspire his musicians, and his audience. He is so fully present for the music, so focused and in command of the score, and seems utterly unselfconscious - he is truly stunning to watch. He gives himself to the music with complete abandon and unbridled joy. What a gift!

@tomwalker276 7 лет назад

Jo is a joy and has brightened up my day !!

@LuBiBochum 8 лет назад

Great !!! I love him!!!

@canarman4827 7 лет назад

I am really fascinated of his conducting! it is really amazing. one of the best conducting I've ever seen!

@jus4fnn 8 лет назад

Such an entertainer!

@krystofbohac5313 7 лет назад

Both funny and sad how he can't get the audience to clap on 2 and 4 :D

@NomarNose14 8 лет назад

Go Joe!

@luzialai3641 7 лет назад

What's the piece at 0:54? Sounds like Borodin

@momovideo1 7 лет назад

The whole thing is "Kismet" by Robert Wright and George Forrest, a musical based on the "Polowtzer Tänze" form the opera "Prince Igor" by Alexander Porfirjewitsch Borodin. .so in fact, it all is Borodin somehow

@viktor8140 8 лет назад

!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@nourhassoun7099 7 лет назад

PLEASE HELP what's the name of the awesome jazz piece they're playing at 2:58

@momovideo1 7 лет назад

"Not since Ninive..." from "Kismet" by Robert Wright and George Forrest, a musical based on the "Polowtzer Tänze" form the opera "Prince Igor" by Alexander Porfirjewitsch Borodin. .

@jonmarino3710 7 лет назад

This seems to be an instrumental arrangement i cant identify, would you happen to know, on the off chance, who arranged it or any other idenitifying information?