You would actually have to have four people in the room took to make that happen today

@@fatovamingus aand Gerrman!

And German! He also spoke an amazing German!

Take a look around the channel you will find a lot of interesting witnessisms

@@fatovamingus I will, thanks! 😊

I did not know that. But in the documentary which is on my playlist it goes into Nabokov's analysis of Stravinsky's conducting style. This is during the rehearsal for symphony of Psalms you really ought to listen to what he had to say. Now I don't have the link handy son of a bitch

And one glass!

exactly

that would be the long shot i would love

What author??? “Christoph Nabokov”? 🤦‍♀️

Nicolas Nabokov was a conductor musician. He was a cousin of Vladimir Nabokov. Both were exiled to the West after the Russian Revolution.

Author Vladimir Nabokov, and Conductor Nicolas Nabokov were cousins. Both were exiled from Russia after the 1917 Revolution. Not to be confused.

I KNOW!! I think that too. What I love is that the Maestro is in a dump apartment with only one glass. But the sad truth was he spent most of his life without much money

Fatova Mingus that’s not really true, Stravinsky was quite successful during his life. Actually he was the most famous composer during his life time. He struggled with money at times, but he always got commissions and concerts. He had multiple houses and traveled a lot.

Fatova Mingus - The footage wasn't filmed in an apartment , it was filmed on board a ship.

@@BrainiacFingers oh yes? Oh you mean the scene while yes perhaps the scene. My copy without subtitles goes far beyond the scene but thank you

@@RyanRenteria nah. Wrong.

I have great concerns over KZfaq's overreaching lately. But there's another spot that begins with a V and they seem to be a little less ridiculous

Did I say Vladimir? I didn't know of only Nicolas but thank you for the correction and information~

you're welcome. thanks to you for posting this video

I was looking at the Wikipedia page and apparently Vladimir Nabokov was also a translator, knowing French, English, Russian. Died in 1977 which I thought made him plausible. Apparently Nicolas Nabokov died in 1978. They were 1st cousins too.

@@mrnarason Plausible in some respects but implausible as to artistic affinity. In a 1964 Playboy interview V. Nabokov said: “I have no ear for music, a shortcoming I deplore bitterly. When I attend a concert-which happens about once in five years-I endeavor gamely to follow the sequence and relationship of sounds but cannot keep it up for more than a few minutes."

Strange he looks like David Lynch

With the only difference it says “Christoph” 😬

You realize, of course, that the incredibility gap was bridged by the dogged film crew that part of you wanted to banish?

@@molocious Of course I do. Thank you for stating the obvious 😆

Your guest is as good as mine. I know he only drank Polish vodka. If that helps

Well both Koenig & Kroiter narrated this doc and then....Janos Darvas who knew just what to pick up off the cutting room floor. There's a lot of little mistakes. There is footage of the maestro in that very room quoting St. Paul and the guy never said such a thing. We LOVE Igor Stravinsky though.

DUBLIN 1963 and I think the concert is online somewhere! (He only drank Polish Vodka btw)

I think I have it in the "Stealing Igor" file. et m check

Solidat, yea?

actually no one knows about this. i talked to the family and they do not either...help us out here

Gogol, Diaghilev, Ravel.

why on earth would you need to make that correction (though I am grateful).? It interests me how people like to one-up each other with knowledge when teaching is better. That's how I learned

@@fatovamingus Russian spelling can be a bit ambiguous but no where have I seen Nabokov spelled like Nabakov, a different vowel.

Thank you for correcting me without being condescending. I'll fix it

i am going o upload something for you,,,,

htt ps://kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mNKAg5aQq8q6fn0.html

in one glass

Perhaps it was easier to translate

French has always been the language of The Russian Elites. Only intensified by the diaspora of The Revolution. I remember, by the way, the first 75 pages of War and Peace were written in French,at least a large portion of the dialogue.

Neither of them had been in Russia for decades, both spoke French from childhood and lived quite a while in France.

yup you can spell

Zina M. это его двоюродны брат, Николай

Hell yea. The one glass drop of scotch. Legendary.

@@fatova7190 , His unforgettable intonation coupled with charm made my last evening really joyful

It is so endearing, no? I am responding high on medication so excuse spelling. Please look at "This Is Stravinsky" on my channel and comment because I am interested in your vision

There is a lot of footage in this and the subsequent Janos Darvas documentary "Kompositor". But none of it was shot live so it would make sense that the doc is a few years after 1963. I did not know the great Piaf dies the day before Cocteau!!

Yes, and Gorbachev drinks with him.

yes. he and the maestro were very tight.

I love Bugalov..Your a mine of information and sexy to boot. Color me impressed

that is not Vladimir Nabokov, its his cousin Nicholas

ну тьй

Okay. You don't need to use exclamation s. This is up on my channel twice I corrected it once and then likely forgot about the rest. The footage from Janos Darvas is outstanding and takes much of this information and really addresses the man Stravinsky in 2001. This is like a police report if you ask me. And you know it's very hard to get this stuff to post it and to not get in trouble. I always like it someone corrects me if I have the wrong dancers name or something. When I started this channel in 2009 we would just teach each other. And I'd like to continue that

But it does make it charming. Stravinsky liked scotch. He said he never gets seasick. He gets seadrunk.