Karl Böhm Reahearsals Richard Strauss's Elektra .1981
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taaa papapiiiii papapaaaaaaaaaaaaaa great!
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@chrish12345 I'm not sure what you're getting at, but especially here the parts require the players to subdivide va. 16ths, and with his conducting I see only ictus--no takt, so I hear the music wanting to bog/slow down--especially because the density is so thick in the lower voicings. Anyway, great clip and very fun to watch. Nice post!
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@pointreyes6 Nope. Age.
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1.22 still amazes me that so often professional orchestra members don't know how to read music (let alone choirs)
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@pointreyes6 Not at all,only old age - he died shortly after this clip due to the enormous strain and efford of conducting Elektra still once more in his late life - fantastic tribute!
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The thing is: if you don't play Strauss exactly as it should be, it just sounds like a great big noise. but if you play it correctly the music shows all its brilliance
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Looks an ill man here. Cancer?
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I was fortunate to experience Strauss, Wagner and Mozart with Böhm in Europe. He was a great conductor.
The thing is: if you don't play Strauss exactly as it should be, it just sounds like a great big noise. but if you play it correctly the music shows all its brilliance
TheTiptoeingkiss 6 months ago 5
As an 87 year old man still at podium, can everyone of us do that?
dgg32 3 months ago 2