como director simplemente genial...

Zwei großartige Künstlern! Sie haben unser Leben schöner gemacht, oder mein😊.

What’s so amazing is the ending of the first song. Like Bernstein says, the tenor builds up the wine as being valuable and then tears it all apart. "A full cup of wine at the right time is worth more than all the riches of the Earth." / “Not even a hundred years is man allowed to indulge in all the rotten excesses of the Earth." Then, the hallucination to scare his audience, remind them that death is always coming. "Now take your wine, now it’s time, friends! Drink your wine to the dregs." I always had the feeling the last line was bitter, mocking, sardonic. He may as well have sung, "Drink up, you sorry bastards." I’m not sure I’ve ever heard that musically realized

Can we all agree that "Der Abshied" is transcendentally beautiful?

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"It doesn't matter, who's going to hear the words anyways?" that had to hurt lmao thats like being a pilot and being told "who's going to board your plane anyways?"

10:00 Chinese poetry?? 15:55 Chinese torture

Sairam Prof. Giuseppe Savazzi head of the WORLDWIDE CIA SAIRAM secret services in India member of Rotary Club of New York District 7230 blessing to all of you from India 🇮🇳 Music Director and Founder of the Sathya Sai Universal Symphony Orchestra in Putthaparty Founder and music Director of the Rotary Youth International Orchestra with Lufthansa Sponsor since 1990. in šāʾ Allāh إِنْ شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ Sairam 🙏🇮🇳❤️🙏

Does anyone know what year this was recorded?

"It doesn't matter---- who's going to hear the words anyways?" RIP, Maestro We didn't know how important you were til you were gone.

Exceptionnel document nous montrant toute la personnalité de Bernstein liée à la personne de Mahler !Malheureusement la traduction laisse pas mal à désirer....

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Not a good interpreter of Mahler's music. Bernstein is merely okay at Mahler.

He's a chain smoker

Spellbinding

Shout out to the tuba player at 0:40

Lenny who tries to brings us Gustav Mahler this ambivalent great Jewish Composer into understanding and feeling/listening

Thank you💛

Jesus Christ! Bernstein was a HEAVY smoker!

His speaking voice is like that of Rod Searling. A particular type of cultured American accent which doesn't really exist anymore.

Wondrous video...

The sound a little sloppy but you can tell they know this music ! Bernstein will make it alright ! Ludwig and Lenny were great friends but she is the consummate professional and tuff she knows what she can do !

Absolutely love this, this helps me find understanding and peace in this confusing life we experience

Lenny could have talked about the weather and I'd have been hooked - what a talent

Oh Lord I love the piece and this director!!! Brilliant. Such a composer, musician, and teacher. Bernstein is one of the GREATS! Hoping our children and grandchildren will appreciate this talent.

I love that I can sign on to KZfaq and hear what Leonard Bernstein had to say about Das Lied von der Erde. My life is better now! Thank you!

Fischer- Dieskau did it even faster with Bernstein, no big deal for him.

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"Shalom chaverim" he said. It was like family to him. What amazes me is the pervasive disregard that people who post in KZfaq have for the dates this happened. No wonder most people suck at history. It was 1972 in Tel Aviv.

This makes me realize just how far we have come. NO ONE smokes now. For those who weren't around, smoking was allowed everywhere: restaurants, shops, groceries, elevators, buses, planes, doctors' offices and even hospital rooms ! It's so much better now !!

I’m so distracted with Mahler and Bernstein, that I could care less about the chemistry class I am supposed to be doing. Mahler is the only one that keeps me going during quarantine. I don’t feel so alone in this misery and grief. Chemistry means nothing to me other than chains that keep me from flying away from this hell I’m stuck in.

Did you know this master piece is full of "Blue Notes"? Sorry, not to lost bookmark of the master work of an American music students on KZfaq about this. - Cheers, Heinz

Love Christa Ludwig, sensibly objecting to the tempo, which makes it impossible to get all the words out.

Who can hear the words anyway? Oh man ...

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I used to love Mahler..or thought I did..his music seemed a continuation of the great German/Austrian Romantic tradition. But it's not. It's hysterical and not really German at all. Unfortunately, this gifted musician was in fact the tragic character of Thomas Mann's Death In Venice, a composer/conductor who was attracted to young boys.

Thank you! I love Mahler and Bernstain's interpretation of him 🤗

I love it when Ludwig goes after Bernstein for tempo.

Thank you for posting this ...

Jesus, he's so freaking sloshed. What the hell is that about.

38:59 Triangel

Despite ALL negatives American Composer Musician Politician Supreme Communicator Almighty God broke the mold when He gave with His forgiveness this unforgettable compassionate most religious impassioned "mensch" of a tortured soul who died too young -- a follower of Dionysus as had his mentor Koussevitzky sensed early on -- God was benevolent to give this "son" to us, imperfect, but lived awhile among us to teach us to learn to forgive, a rarity among humans!

若い頃にリアルで観た・・これは凄いね！

Our little lady singing looks like an Idaho ranch wife, with that dress on, and no make up.

Is that a suntan, Lenny? Your skin looks darker here than in many videos. Israel has a warm sun, I would say, and you could have gotten tan there.

Get rid of the cigarettes, Lenny. I don't allow smoking in my house, but you were so handsome, I might have let you smoke.

I feel there's so much to thank to Bernstein, not only he was a great composer and conductor but also a fine teacher, a quality that helped many of us to a better understanding of music.Thank you Maestro ewig ewig

Oh Lenny, how we've moved on from you. Yuk.

Perfect piece of music for Bernstein! "Let me just stay drunk."

Yeah, pega17pl, this clip is astounding. Great as Bernstein was at his best (try his recording of Mahler's 2nd Sym. with the London Symphony Orchestra), he was also capable of extreme emotional buffoonery -- in this case involving Mezzo Abuse.