Carlos Kleiber Traces to Nowhere Part 5 of 5

[shungoh]

Thank you so much for uploading this wonderful video.... He has given me so much inspiration!! Thank you!!!

[allegramente5000]

This is quite similar in style to the other recent documentary on Kleiber which has just come out-both offer intriguing insights, though this one we are spared a rather stiff English commentary.

[formiga1950]

Thank you very much for the post. I´m deeply moved. It´s sunday morning in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Carlo´s life made this morning shinning.

[pointreyes6]

Not as Great as Mahler

[mutewoman]

Deeply moving, delicate and respectful, a wonderful documentary - many many thanks for posting!!

[LuisFroes]

The music played when this part of the documentary starts is Mozart?

[diu8]

@LuisFroes Yes, forgot which one it is , but a third movement of a Mozart symphony

[juanperc]

thank you

[bigbounce119]

Vielen Dank. 

[SpottyDorsord]

I can't quite decipher what Otto Schenk is inferring about the Karajan relationship. Anyone have a clue? What is the "guilty conscience" about? "Nostalgia"? He says he didn't believe it was veneration.....but "in the last resort" it was.

Vague.

[HuninMunin]

@SpottyDorsord

He means that he was secretly jealous.

Kleiber once wrote an open letter to Celebidache who had mouthed of about nearly every major conductor apart from Furtwängler. Kleiber responded in a quite humorous way and said that "concerning Karajan, actually we conductors are all abit jealous of him".

[HuninMunin]

@SpottyDorsord

(con). Karajan was probably the most technical of all conductors whereas Kleiber was almost the polar opposite. In Kleibers own words Karajan's way of getting results "seems like black magic".

[SpottyDorsord]

@HuninMunin

Thank you for your reply.

[contramichele]

Thank you very very much for posting this!

[Pathetikos]

Thank you so much for posting this!

[cedricyu803]

really inspiring to see the meaning of life to him

[houghtonga]

Thank you for posting.

[gkopij]

very interesting and moving documentary, thank you

[Barbapippo]

a WONDERFUL documentary, thank you very much