Interview mit Zubin Mehta

[@marthajane6617]

Zubin Mehta, is one of the greats, his humility and honesty are infectious, the young conductors of today can learn much from a man of his musicality and his wisdom of conducting.

[@raylotfi1318]

He Zubin Mehta is ADORABLE and beyond this word 💗love him so much and can never stop a program ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@glowandgrow1976]

All my love for you, Mr. Zubin Mehta! ❤

[@sportsmusiclover]

So rare to see Philanthropy amongst Indians. $100,000 per year in the sixties is a lot of money. He chooses to buy instruments for the orchestra. Such is the man, his passion Mr Zubin Mehta.

[@asubmani]

I only have a superficial understanding of the nuances of western Classical music. The Mastreo comes across as a refreshing human being, and what he shares would be for the betterment of any human individual. I could feel the passion when he speaks about pieces he loves playing. His enthusiasm is like that of a music fan and it is infectuous. Namaskar to Zubin!!

[@georgeewart52]

A wonderful conductor who I worked with many years ago at Covent Garden. We did Tristan, Othello, Salome, Fancuilla del West and Die Fledermaus. He made difficult scores like Tristan easy to play such is his mastery. His rehearsal method no nonsense and his personality with a natural human warmth. Playing for him was a very happy time in my musical life.

[@gabrielcaprav]

Wonderful interview! All the questions were very good and relevant and the Maestro was very gracious with his responses. I really enjoyed this!

[@SamSung-gi8uk]

Zubin Mehta the Best PT Teacher

[@expatmartin]

A wonderful interview and discussion. Zubin Mehta really enjoyed it and Mischa Damev and excellent interviewer.

[@sthitapragnyadeshpande3321]

A lovely interview - of a Conductor by a Musician. It was amazing to hear of him speak so candidly of his own mistakes. I had seen and heard Mehta conduct a symphony a few decades back, but never knew its import then.

[@Navroze]

What is amazing is that Mehta has lived in the west for most of his life and still has a Bombay Parsi accent...terrific isn't it

[@TheMightyFork_]

One of the greatest conductor interviewed by the greatest eye blinker 👀

[@giorgiogigli4304]

Zubin Metha è un grandissimo maestro di musica....grande illuminato.

[@magnusberglof5741]

Evgeny Mravinsky was principal conductor of S:t Petersburg Philharmonic (former Leningrad Philharmonic) for 50 years (1938-1988).

[@klassikpunk_]

Super Interview. Kein random Blabla. Empfehlenswert!

[@TheMusicworld1234]

"The Maestro!!!"

[@lauralunatica2706]

Isawonderfull!

[@MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist]

The intonation of his voice reminds me a bit of Daniel Barenboim .

[@ColtraneTaylor]

24:05 Which name does he mention here?

[@changjiang001]

6:40 I was surprised that he forgot to mention Brahms.

[@changjiang001]

9:04 I think he must be Simon Rattle.

[@JeffEllis1955]

Ailopip, What had Brahms done that Beethoven hadn't?

[@sportsmusiclover]

Shambles by England.

[@GiuseppeSavazzi]

Sairam Open auditions 2024 Sri Sathya Sai Universal Symphony Orchestra. Since 1995/2024 it has been active worldwide under Music Director Founder and Conductor Maestro Prof. Giuseppe Savazzi Maestro Giuseppe Savazzi invited by Baghavan Sri Sai Baba to found and direct the Sathya Sai Symphony Orchestra with the aim of bringing together peoples and nations at beyond one's political or religious beliefs. Sound is music as the only divine supernatural entity that communicates to us all together. Since 1991 I have been carrying out this project open to all of you without distinction. Sairam 🙏 Prof. Maestro Giuseppe Savazzi 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 🙏🇮🇳❤️🙏

[@TheOHenry666]

hahahha