The dancing (and singing) conductor #2

[@bibifrijam]

A great lesson to any person who wishes to conduct an orchestra. What a pleasure it mist be to play under his baton !

[@kspatterson1]

Joseph understands how to inspire his musicians, and his audience. He is so fully present for the music, so focused and in command of the score, and seems utterly unselfconscious - he is truly stunning to watch. He gives himself to the music with complete abandon and unbridled joy. What a gift!

[@tomwalker276]

Jo is a joy and has brightened up my day !!

[@canarman4827]

I am really fascinated of his conducting! it is really amazing. one of the best conducting I've ever seen!

[@LuBiBochum]

Great !!! I love him!!!

[@jus4fnn]

Such an entertainer!

[@krystofbohac5313]

Both funny and sad how he can't get the audience to clap on 2 and 4 :D

[@NomarNose14]

Go Joe!

[@luzialai3641]

What's the piece at 0:54? Sounds like Borodin

[@momovideo1]

The whole thing is "Kismet" by Robert Wright and George Forrest, a musical based on the "Polowtzer Tänze" form the opera "Prince Igor" by Alexander Porfirjewitsch Borodin. .so in fact, it all is Borodin somehow

[@nourhassoun7099]

PLEASE HELP what's the name of the awesome jazz piece they're playing at 2:58

[@momovideo1]

"Not since Ninive..." from "Kismet" by Robert Wright and George Forrest, a musical based on the "Polowtzer Tänze" form the opera "Prince Igor" by Alexander Porfirjewitsch Borodin. .

[@jonmarino3710]

This seems to be an instrumental arrangement i cant identify, would you happen to know, on the off chance, who arranged it or any other idenitifying information?

[@mel7497]

I would love to know as well!

[@momovideo1]

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[@viktor8140]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ricciantoni]

Jòzek...lo sapevo che polacco.