The art of conducting | Paavo Järvi

[@hakamjiroudy4083]

Jarvi has completely changed the way I listen to music, he is an EXCELLENT conductor.

[@barney6888]

He won't remember me of course, but he was a young man, with long blonde hair, touring with a "provincial" orchestra from Hamilton Ontario when he came to Gravenhurst. I told him I appreciated his father's fine work, but, like a buffoon I had to add to that how much I loved Barbirolli's Sibelius. He was very gracious and smiled and said, "Yes, and his Peer Gynt too is lovely". It's exciting to see him enjoying his career. (I still have a special spot in my heart for Sir John's Sibelius because of the long, broad tempo/phrasing. And I mention it because it was something that really locked me into classical music. It's not false sentiment as "that Hurwitz" - who doesn't understand Sibelius to begin with would argue - it's because it's how Sibelius imagined it, and I know that for sure.

[@AngelesKuffo]

Great Maestro Jarvi!! ... Totally agree with your wise words! ... We young conductors, need so much, a guide!

[@odzegyorgy6126]

Great teacher and so modest

[@andrewb9974]

No words to respond. Just listen to him.

[@калоянкамбарев]

One of the best !

[@kirksmith1534]

Paavo great seeing the videos. Hope to connect.

[@carmelogaa521]

Thank you Philharmonie!

[@ToledoWingNut]

I just discovered him (conducting the Jupiter Symphony) and love his style. Insightful interview.

[@flavio5046]

I really like his work

[@泠然御風]

love his version on beethoven, so freshing and amzing

[@andreavela8013]

@@paavojarvi5256 dear Maestro Jarvi. I'm your big fan. I love your Sibelius so much! I would love to be able to show a little bit of my video to you.. How could I reach you? Stay well and safe! Thanks for your time Maestro

[@wearetemporary]

This entire interview is fascinating. Had to laugh at his 🖕 to 🇫🇷 orchestras there at the end haha.

[@odzegyorgy6126]

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