Ammodo Conducting Masterclass 2024 w/ Paavo Järvi - Day 1 | Concertgebouworkest

[@chuckgviolin3538]

"You're in front of the Concertgebouw. They can do it without you." Love it! She is very good. They are all good, but I really like Zofia as a conductor. She's going to have a terrific career.

[@icebearisicebear]

I am going to start my first asst. music director job this fall (involves some conducting). So glad i stumbled upon this gem. Maestro Järvi is such a great teacher

[@twanswagten]

Bravo!

[@OmarTravelAdventures]

Thank you so much for putting on this on KZbin! I wish the camera can keep the focus on the conductor. Fantastic work though.

[@ReindeVries]

Exactly that. I would love to see (mostly) all the time the conductor. I want to see what he is doing. It's all about him/her.

[@tiantianshan5181]

Very detailed! Could easily get a college degree in music just by watching this :)

[@dst0212]

Haha, habe ich gemacht, allerdings vor 40 Jahren. ❤

[@Violacadet]

Lol

[@DalysGiselaCaballero]

por qué se rien los otros jovenes futuros directores? alguien sabe. Sebastián lo máximo, felicidades !

[@MiguelCisnerosSaucedo]

Probablemente, sea debido a la arrogancia y a la timidez. Wagner no es fácil de comprender y Järvi hace su mejor esfuerzo para encontrar las palabras adecuadas para explicar en que se están equivocando los conductores, pero, como es el caso de Zofia quien repite tanto las muletillas "Aja", "Hm-hm", "yeah", "yup!", que supuestamente comunican que ya ha entendido el error y no necesita mayor explicación, los conductores vuelven a presentar el mismo error una y otra vez. En mi opinión, se debe a que probablemente no han leído la obra filosófica de Wagner, que se han acostumbrado demasiado a escuchar música del clasicismo (a la cual se opone Wagner y otros románticos), o simplemente no tienen interés en dejarse influenciar por el romanticismo en general. Esto sucede en muchas otras profesiones, como lo es en la mía, la psicología.

[@charlescornner]

Zofia is a marvelous conductor...

[@dst0212]

Tolle Sache bei so einer Probe live dabei zusein. Danke

[@crimeancomposer]

Love 😍 you Amsterdam gebouw

[@MusicLloyd]

1:05:53 This is magic

[@sumiokuge9118]

It could be a good opportunity for an orchestra member to learn how well he or she reads a conductor.

[@dst0212]

Es macht Spaß euch zu zugucken. 😀

[@raphaelhorowitz9594]

Thank you are you are we thank you for the young gentleman from Farrell who lives in Germany today you’re doing quite well but in my opinion you want to conduct Wagner I think you need to understand Gardner don’t need to listen to Wagner to get into the depths of his music to have feelings for the music and then then you will really how should I say be able to do what’s your everyone’s from you? I think you’re on the way it’s not only was Wagner it was every piece of music, which one knows that he’s going to contact or be part of or something. This is how I feel about all that when I get up in the morning I listen to opera I don’t listen to the news, I’m not interested in what schools in the world I’ve got no influence and has no pleasure in it but in music there is something which gives you some kind of focusing on the positivity of what this world can offer. Good luck and thank you.

[@yishihara55527]

Students really should learn to shut up and listen.

[@BN2nhUYB]

👀

[@raphaelhorowitz9594]

One apology, I must say the contact for your very sorry to say only the name of yours and not say contactor forgive me