The legendary conductor Herbert Blomstedt (documentary)
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- The documentary is produced by Både Og for Oslo Philharmonic, and was filmed during Blomstedt guest appearance leading up to the concert 18 November 2021.
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Watch Herbert Blomstedt conduct Beethoven's fifth symphony: • Symphony No. 5 / Ludwi...
Director: Andres Heger-Bratterud
Produced: Alexander Balchen
Camera: Tor Eigil Scheide FNF and Thomas Løkkeberg FNF
Lighting: Johan Moen
Sound: Øyvind Planting and Peter Guttorm
Makeup: Tom Greni
Production assistant: Jonatan Hiis Ånestad
Edit: Andres Heger-Bratterud
Sound mixer: Joachim Sandvik
Color grade: Didrik Braathen
Subtitles: Samtext
Music: Upright Music
Archive footage: Getty Images, Oslo Philharmonic og NRK Arkiv
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So full of life. I've been attending this man's concerts since the mid 1980s. He has my utter admiration.
I’m going to see Blomstedt conduct the Philadelphia Orchestra through Bruckners 4th symphony tomorrow and I couldn’t be more excited than I am right now as I watch this! God bless this man for all he’s done and for still being so active at 95! I aspire to have a career like this guy!
In the 1990's, I was a student in the Bay Area. Mr. Blomstedt was the conductor of the San Fanciscon Symphony Orchestra. As the newspapers said, he raised the orchestra to a "world class orchestra". He gave a lecture on Bruchner's 4th Symphony. 25 years later I was fortunately enough to see him conduct the Vienna Philharmonic (bucket list). Thank you!
A truly exceptional human being. No amount of AI can ever reproduce the greatness of what is this man.
A treasure... Had me in tears.
With all respect to elder conductor's who passed away and for the living ones and for whom yet didn't come, no one like Herbert Blomstedt!
Happy Birthday, Maestro! 🌹🌹🌹
What a great educational and inspiring documentary! This is immensely valuable for any young aspiring musician!
Other conductors should see this..A wonderful portrait of an exceptional man.
A very nice film about a lovely musician working with an orchestra of extra-ordinary musical talent and greatness.
I was born the same year Blomstedt first conducted the Oslo Phil!
Best wishes from George [half-Norwegian living in UK].
What a beautiful interview and delightful music. So grateful to be able to have this gorgeous audiovisual experience! Barbara
He is such a really wonderful conductor!
Wonderful portrait of an amazing musician and human being.
Thank you!
Hello and thank you from Japan. He is a great conductor.
This short documentary of Blomstedt is a TREASURE! That half-hour went by really fast even for a non-musician like me. Thank you Oslo Philharmonic! I really enjoy the releases you have with him so far. Hoping to see the whole Symphony 5 in one video but if that isn't happening, I've already got the 4 movements in my playlist.
Thank you very much! You can see the whole Symphony no. 5 in one video here: czcams.com/video/Jse7_-JFCPc/video.html
@@OsloPhilharmonic Unfortunately not available in my country. 🥲 I'm from California, USA.
2’50””. Spoken like a real maestro musician.
Wonderful
Amazing film. Thank you for this.
Today... September 5th, 2023, a day in the mud nobody could ever forget, the Burning Man music festival went screwed up by a heavy rain in the desert, let's dedicate this spectacular documentary as . . moral compensation all the seventy thousand fans out there eager to have some good times and. ...they will have to turn back instead, visit Oslo for the occasion ❤
I'm currently reading the first chapter of his biography book( A great song) . What an incredible journey
Superbe conducteur de musique 🎵 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂
Superbe conducteur de musique 🎵♥️😂♥️😂😂♥️😂♥️💃😘😘🙏🙏🙏🙏😘😘🙏🙏😘🙏😘
Superbe conducteur de musique ❤❤ et surtout la ❤❤❤❤❤❤
With genuine affection and respect, I hold Maestro Blomstedt's performances and recordings very dear. But, I feel compelled to not concur with his view on Beethoven/Mahler as presented in this video. Beethoven did indeed cry out from his heart, the anguish of his condition, with just the slow mvmt of the Hammerklavier alone. The soul of a completely fluent musical artist encased in an invisible shell of deafness. As for Mahler, he wasn't lamenting his own fate as much as he was subconsciously speaking out as a prophet for the fall of his culture, as a Viennese, and the overwhelming antisemitism that was violently on the rise. Without meaning to sound harsh, to perform their work in any other way is a grave shortcoming of the presentation.
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Conductors seem to always have a longevity aspect about them. Perhaps the physicality of waving the baton around has something to do with it ?
interesting to see asian players in oslo philharmonic
Simply wonderful!
Great musician, too religious and closed as a human being
The guy is 96 and he sounds and looks 80