Sergiu Celibidache, one of the greatest romanian conductors in the world!!!

Oh my God, I just can't stop watching him. He was a genius. He has a great fantasy, a great ability and a wonderful energy. What about his inteligence? a clever beautiful mind. Thank you for sharing, Clondyke!

Sergiu Celibidache era realmente um génio.Concordo com a sua afirmação : todas as pessoas que pretendem viver profissionalmente da música deveriam assistir a muitos ensaios e ouvirem o máximo possível concertos aos vivo.

Deci pana si nordicii pot asculta de un roman.Genial ! Dumnezeiesc !

Jednostavno fenomenalno! Kad bi barem trećina dirigenata u svijetu poznavalo partituru onako kako ju poznaje Celi, bez obzira o kojem se djelu radi!!! Inspirativno!

Magnificent. The genius of Celi!

Espetacular! Não me canso de assisitir😍

Damn! This is a treasure! Thank for posting!!

Min.19. Great . Fascinating. Min.27 ...You walk toward a heavenly paradise. How superb tempo! Celi loved rehearsals. I can understand why now. Rehearsals with him could be amazing.

Adoro este tempo que tanto el gran Celibidache como ahora Gustavo Dudamel utilizan para el Bolero de Ravel. Qué grandeza. Cómo atrapa.

Very very Thank you for sharing it....!!!

the best conductor that ever lived!

:))) la inceput este fenomenal, grimasa de pe fata (vai ce ma asteapta pana ii lustruiesc si pe astea) + capul inainte scos si urechile in alerta la vanatoare de rate pe aratura :))) GENIAL! Dumnezeu sa-l ierte!

Wonderful video on rehearsal of Celibidache

real great pleasure to watch - thank you for posting :thumbs-up:

Thank you so much

It is almost like a rithm conceved as the variant for the time of peace, of the military march. It is a parade of the humanity, in time of peace and total understanding of the each and every single member of it with each other, in a supranatural harmony.

@Clondyke42 Thanks a lot for this extraordinary visual document , unfortunately I don't understand german nor swedish !

English subtitles pleasee...! this is great!

SPECTACULAR!!!!

A lot of thanks !

el violinista del 17:58 tiene la melodia perfecta, y todos lo siguen

This is a true rehearsal, not staged. Somewhere further along in the full process, I would think, still adjusting several bowings and adding nuances to the parts. Celi never seems to get frustrated, he just keeps working away toward what he wants. In the final moments the trombones fully apply his direction to sustain their slurs. It's interesting to see so many relatively young players and several women. That was certainly not the case with the big American orchestras in 1965.

The concertmaster at that time was Jelinek, he was from the Czech.

@Bautisnemo - answer: Yes, they did so at that time, 90% learnt it at school then. It wouldn't work as easy today because too few people learn german nowadays.

genius

holy fuck this sounds amazing

Pure genius. Lots of patience. Not like the lunatic Toscanini who had big meltdowns

Concertmaster is the American equivalent to, in Britain, the leader of the orchestra - front row first chair left.

Damn difficult to get the right dynamics out of the orchestra. What sounds simple and natural to the listener is the result of the highest precision and concentration. Wishy-washy and dramatic are closely related here.

Man blir lycklig!

Also the best at conducting with his hair

That's a pity nowadays kids learn mostly English as a foreign language in school. In the good old days you learned Latin, Greek, French, English and sometimes German (particularly in Northern and Central Europe countries).

@thompsondean; "Spara" = save (ex. do not go too quickly into the "forte")

Tako je!

It so god-Best inclas.

Of course they understood German, and English and Italian and French. They did.

que c' e st dur de houer de la musique à laquelle on ne croit pas

Oh dear, so not: very good, then, or superb, or fantastic, but Holy Fuck, now that's some accolade.

They understood German ?

We can see his secrets here, it's the work behind the wonder, what about English, I can't catch a thing... :(

does anyone know what Spara means in engilsh thanks

20:43

a scos unt din ei :)))

Debussy.jeux

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I love all classical music except Ravels Bolero can´t stand it.

Nobody feels that's absolutely ridiculous?

A lot of thanks !