Gergiev teaches conducting

[KindomOfHappiness]

I love this guy's expressions.

[TheJoyfulPianist]

Gergiev has an unbelievable sense of grounded power and energy in his work.

[jdebruynviolin]

MMMMMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHRR­RMHMHMRMRMRMRMRRRRRMMMMHMHMHMM­HMMMMMUUUURRRRGHGHHGHHHHHHMMMM­MRMHHRHRHRHHHHHHHRRRRMMMM!!!!!­!

[gpeddino]

I wish I could be a conductor. Too bad I can barely read music.

[AlfredtheGreat95]

Wouldn't stand too close to that guy...but I would give a limb to attend one of his concerts :)

[dorfischer]

He recorded this work back in 2001, two years before this masterclass. He did it differently; He should re- do i. The things he says in this video are just gold; it will be a perfect recording.

*to be continued*

[dorfischer]

@dorfischer *continued*

Also the bell in the current recording (at the ending) is correctly a church bell but sounds tinny, it should be a better instrument and should be positioned in the front of the orchestra in a concert setting (not sure about how to record it). A good example of how the bell should sound is the performance by piere boulez and the chicago symphony. The bell sounds perfect, the best I've heard.

[Leoptxr]

The he finished conducting was hilarious xD

[MaestroBabs]

his humming is epic.

[Wahrheitsbeweis]

"don't do many movements it's a grand writing" :)

[Wahrheitsbeweis]

phenomenal! I love Gergiev!!!

[qweuio]

CLASS.

[aalonso55]

Where can I purchase this video?

[PGauding09]

batshit crazy.

brilliant.

[LouisSpercussion]

just amazing footage!

[Mychkine1979]

Wich piece are they conducting?

[dorfischer]

@Mychkine1979 Poem of Ecstasy, Alexander Scriabin.

[Mychkine1979]

@dorfischer Thank you!! It's a great piece!