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@musikpiratch: Would like to add that even cadenzas reach the climax when the orchestra comes in again and relieves the tension.-

Is there any possibility of obtaining subtitled copies of this interview with an outstanding opera singer and interesting woman off-screen? Regards.-

@ bonnmystic: I am doing my utmost to disagree with Bernstein, but I lack the authority to do that.

This video doen't show a discussion, but I find it allright, as it's a delight to listen to Bernstein's interesting explanations.

Greetings.-

(continuation) As an agnostic nearing 80 now, I am delighted with this uncertainty, and I keep on searching although I know I won’t find “it”. But I know that it is damn near the music that accompanies me. In a way, I’m aware that the slow parts of Beethoven’s pianoconcertos and some of Mozart’s...

Pure music. At the applause, most soloists bow to the public before shaking hands with the conductor, sometimes also with the first violin and, less frequently, with the second violin. Very seldom do they even look at the orchestra. This young lady greeted first of all the conductor, the two lead...

@rickdjew24. Years ago, I was thrilled by that same feeling in a live performance of Beethoven's Fifth Pianoconcerto. I wish I could remember at what point it happened, but it doesn't matter much, the soloist literally handed the score to the orchestra so gently that it made the conductor turn to...

@gaspariana: Yes, I knew that Pilar is Spanish although not that she is from Zaragoza (thanks for this fact). Was impressed by her voice when I heard once on tv, years ago. Don't remember details and didn't follow her because there are so many excellent singers.

As a matter of fact, my comment w...

Glad to receive a reaction on a comment made 3 months ago! Thanks for your explanation; I had not thought of such interesting reasons.Sadly enough, they exist. As for Mrs Hong is keen on preparing lunch for her children every day, it seems that she is not very ambitious in the opera world.Good fo...

Filming is not easy, but these are a few of the mayor sins of a photographer . This would be fascinating to see with a very slowly moving camera that should avoid "panning", rapidly changing subjects and focus. Greetings.-

Attractive title for an incredibly boring still image. No movements at all, not even of the liquid in the glasses. Was the filmmaker watching a hurricane on a movie in anither corner of the saloon? If this was shot during a hurricane, I can easily cross the Pacific in a 10 ft yacht.

How come th...

@operaspark: As a fellow admirer, I have had an experience with Kiri Te Kanawa. It lasted only 5 seconds -a "brief encounter" indeed- but the story around it that I would like to tell you about, is rather long. As your comment on this post dates from 2 years ago, I wonder if you will be advised a...

@castodivo: That proofs what I often tell people when talking about nationalities: who cares about the color and the size of a passport? They depend on laws regarding your parents' nationality or your place of birth or, eventually, your own choice. This lady is South Korean, but her art knows no ...

Evaluating this intelligent lady on her sex appeal or absence of it, for heaven's sake! Several other comments also show that it is hard to change one's mindset. No doubt about it. Otherwise that wouldn't be a challenge. Damned hard, yes, but not impossible. "Risk awareness" and "Profits with Pr...

A belated but hopefully not too late comment: Impressed by a forceful yet delicate performance put up by these true artists, I am particularly moved by the soloist's attitude. He shook hands with the conductor, the 1st violin (and also with the 2nd violin), thanked the orchestra, and only then di...