Karajan Documentary 1977

[@ndabakayisegcwabaza7489]

The finest conductor of all times.His interpretation of music,his warm relationship with the orchestra and choristers was demonstrated in his conducting,all of which touched the hearts, minds and emotions of audiences😂 and those who listened to the music from recordings alike.

[@dlhuo2340]

What a great man and an amazing life! His contributions to classical music and the humanities are immeasurable! Thank you for posting this documentary!

[@jamespaine7152]

I strongly agree. Too bad he and the BPO had a falling out towards the end of Karajan's life.

[@AmadeusRel]

You left a priceless treasure for humanity. RIP Great Karajan.

[@alfy2651]

The most respectful conductor ever! All pieces he has conducted are among the most beatiful performed pieces. I believe his tough discipline was his key of success. Every time I Iisten to his conducted pieces, regardless whose piece it is, it is fresh, amusing and genuine to me. Actually he is my benchmark to compare the other conductors. R.I.P my hero!

[@GermanGreetings]

I love and adore him like Lennie. Karajan and Bernstein were like the south- and north-pole of at least half of my life. An absolute timeless inspiration... both had their lights and shadows :) A rich life simply. Thank you Sirs!

[@metteholm4833]

He really had a gift for bringing out the best in each musician!

[@ljiljanastanic9076]

A wonderful film about my adored conductor!!!!!!!!!!

[@kosalati]

Le meilleur documentaire sur Karajan que j'ai vu jusqu'ici. Merci.

[@karlberlin5422]

Vielen Dank für diese sehr persönliche Dokumentation. In der Tat, er ist wegen seiner Fähigkeit, Musik den richtigen Klang zu geben, so beliebt. Er war nicht unverdient einer der faszinierendsten Musikversteher des 20. Jahrhunderts. Er wird nie vergessen werden.

[@tomtina313]

Herr Berlin. Sein richtiger Name (amtlich( lautete HERIBERT Karajan, also kein " VoN" das ist korrekt

[@herbertstrenn1635]

@@tomtina313 sein richtiger Geburtsname lautete Heribert Ritter von Karajan

[@cindycindy3033]

My heroe Karajan! Thanks for upload this documentary.

[@HE-MAN1975]

🎻Eine sehr schöne KARAJAN-Dokumentation🎻 🎵🎹Dankeschön für diese Verfilmung🎺🥁🎶

[@johannesortmann2789]

The Mahler footage is priceless! And Ozawa is listening to the rehearsal.

[@ootamanabu]

perfect life. super cars. super yacht. super air plane. super face. super conductor. super family. super house. super popular. super star !!!!!

[@nickking7375]

.... and the most of it was WORK. not sure if he had enough time to enjoy it.

[@aconite72]

@@nickking7375 He does. Karajan is known to be able to solidly separate his work with his personal life. He can totally relax himself while he’s on vacation-

[@mikewhelan9561]

""Karajan became a Nazi in April 1933, in his native Austria, two years before he became music director in Aachen, and that he continued his membership until at least 1944." so not a "perfect life".

[@ootamanabu]

@@mikewhelan9561 perfect. you re something wrong though. you re don`t know all KARAJAN. nazi? so what ? this is not politics. he is perfect and cool life and king of Klassik. I love his musik . you suck

[@1968KWT]

RIP Maestro Karajan (#dotd in 1989) 🌺🌺🌺

[@atsumoritokyo1101]

This is a very valuable through. Thanks!

[@atsumoritokyo1101]

Placed at the core, not only conducting, but also opera production and video production and increased cash flow, therefore productivity as a product to a certain level. It was truly groundbreaking. Even now, no conductor can imitate. Absolutely not.

[@siquitibum]

Karajan a man’s man. A perfect life.

[@vigulfmusicproduct]

Fantastic! Thanks!

[@atsumoritokyo1101]

Maria Franziska von Trapp, the second daughter of the trap family who became the model for the movie "The Sound of Music," faced her childhood at the Mozarteum Conservatory in Salzburg with Karajan, six years older, under the same piano teacher. The fact that it was matched. The common piano teacher, Franz Ledwinka, advised her to "follow Karajan," praising boy Karajan’s diligence for her. Karajan was a study bug along with sports.

[@newaccent1973]

6:26 invaluable to see the precision which went into the making of the film of Rheingold. Promising sketches which lead to incredibly awkward results from a visual perspective. Something went amiss along the way...too much control maybe?

[@MrClassical4ever]

There are no other classical music figure who had influence on the people around the world more than Karajan. I'm talking about Karajan LEGACY. It doesn't matter where you're from and what your cultural and social background is. when you want to buy or download classical music from the internet with or without respect to copyright, Most probably you will download one of the Karajan's recordings, even 35 years after his death and that is an achievement! with the highest quality that I myself (as a music lover) can say he was one of the bests (if not the best). He was spreading the classical music around the world with his recordings, contribution to the next generation of conductors and even building new concert halls. all the great conductors after him were helped by him. After Berlin Philharmonie, all the concert halls in the world were built with the same architecture and thats the meaning of influence.

[@fabiovalenza9811]

VERDI- VON KARAJAN, the meeting of two magnificent creative powers.

[@colleencupido5125]

Excellent! As welcome during a tough day as a hot fudge sundae after a two month diet.

[@ConnieBach]

Ah Karajan, Ich liebe dich so sehr!!!

[@tomtina313]

sein richtiger amtlicher Name lautete so HerIbert Karajan, also ohne Von

[@MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist]

6:18 Truth be told, I prefer the sketches for the film of Das Rheingold seem more enduring than the film itself (from a visual point of view. musically it's outstanding of course.)

[@gtgroup2773]

Thanks for this Jewel

[@LOLERXP]

Does anybody know the piece at 36:00?

[@rbk2745]

I am not sure because it is a musical fragment but it seems to be "Pines of Rome" by Respighi.🤔

[@benbuckley1685]

What is the music at 35:56?

[@grizzer85]

Ottorino Respighi - I pini di Roma near the end of 3rd movement

[@lucadeleo4803]

What’s the name of the aria at 17:52?

[@lettymatias5572]

I don't know the name, but it's from The Magic Flute, the first act

[@lucadeleo4803]

@@lettymatias5572 thanks a lot for response

[@村上時枝-i6z]

Its wonderful❤

[@施小姐-b7x]

神聽到如此的贊美，也會喜悅的吧

[@jeanparke9373]

40:45 Apparently his favorite food was aglio e olio. Seem to be legit!

[@charleslaine]

19:19 that sounds like Mahler's 9th

[@mannysternberg1034]

Interned with him in righties. Total genius and exempted CV of hunanityb

[@user-hc7yn5he8d]

The GOAT von Karajan!!!

[@ralphoperaphile]

Amusing to see and hear a young David Rendall whom the subtitles name as "Randell" (sic).

[@maestroclassico5801]

So was Ozawa Karajan's assistant after he was Bernstein's??? Wasnt he already Conductor of the Boston Symphony by then?

[@HE-MAN1975]

Ozawa was a favorite student of Karajan.

[@southfloridaarcheryguy114]

Ozawa started in Boston 1973

[@maestroclassico5801]

@@southfloridaarcheryguy114 Yes thought it was around then

[@johannesortmann2789]

Ozawa conducted at the evening before. At 13:14 Karajan says: You (the orchestra) have done very well yesterday evenning. Voices from the orchestra: But you have not participated. Karajan: That is the reason it went so well.

[@maestroclassico5801]

@@johannesortmann2789 The performance he is referring to was conducted by Ozawa? Ok!

[@iz8ssx]

Azz pilotava anche il suo jet privato 😮

[@wolfangoamadeo7482]

Karajan = Gesamtkunstwerk

[@mauromedina1821]

Gesamtleitungwerk

[@rosalbaabba3551]

"sit tibi terra levis!"

[@hoimoitoigoi]

41:20 day-to-day

[@wewewewewewewewewe]

49:42

[@walendxweg]

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[@とうろう-y3i]

37:37 38:48

[@novagerio9244]

"Amneris", not "Aeneas" (4;45) - ignorant english texts !!

[@sgsmozart]

He joined the Nazi party in Austria first... Then joined the German branch.

[@ValzainLumivix]

34:46