From Mao To Mozart: Isaac Stern In China | Full Documentary

Kings of Docs presents: From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China (1979)
Academy Award winning documentary film about Western culture breaking into China produced and directed by Murray Lerner. It portrays the famous violinist and music teacher Isaac Stern as the first American musician to collaborate with the China Central Symphony Society (now China National Symphony Orchestra).
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[@masonfocus]

感慨万千，谢谢上传。 Thanks from China.

[@kingsofdocs7228]

You are very welcome.

[@zhengyingli]

I can't imagine the hardship these folks went through during the Cultural Revolution.

[@lizbotica2965]

I watched this tour in a small cinema in Zurich with a friend when it came out and it so captivated me that when we stepped out of the cinema we felt totally overwhelmed by the coldness of the world around us, I never forgot that film and its effect on me.

[@paulking2919]

An eternal classic. I first watched in on DVD almost two decades ago, and its appeal has never worn off since. I'm always fascinated by how music, and people's passion for music, transcends culture, politics, prejudice, and everything that works against the true, the good and the beautiful.

[@user-mw4yj9kd1m]

This documentary is a Jewel !!!
I had the honor to walk on the Halls of Juilliard when he was part of the faculty. Because of my similar looks of my Mother, he called me "The beautiful Spanish Señorita" . My mom was a Pianist and played some concerts together. I practiced the piano often. He might like my music because he was always smiling and happy to see me. That's when I played music off all eras. Some called the Crossover". Yes I did the cross over Classical Music to pop. Arrangements with the touch of Spain and Catalunya. Many great Master, loved how arranged and played. Memories....
Amstos Vivis

[@loricole4906]

Thank you *so* much for posting this. I remembered it so fondly from having seen it when it came out; all my memories confirmed.

[@kingsofdocs7228]

You're very welcome! Glad you enjoyed watching it!

[@sergioortiz5215]

Mozart a travez de Isaac Stern rompe todas las barreras ideologicas llegando al corazon con este maravilloso concierto

[@421sap]

G-d bless you, Isaac Stern....

[@chowyeung]

In 1999, Stern revisited China and met again some of those kids in the 1979 documentary. China has changed a lot. Stern’s revisit was no longer a high profile one. You may watch his revisit in another documentary “From Mao to Mozart -- Then and Now”.

[@pjbm849]

Extraordinaire leçon de violon !!! Oh MERCI !

[@worldchess2082]

Ein toller Film. Ich habe ihn in Hamburg ,in einem Kino -zusammen mit meinem Schachtrainer gesehen. Dies war für mich der Startpunkt ,mich mit China zu beschäftigen,

[@richardstumph7833]

Omg, fantastic, 🤩

[@kingsofdocs7228]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@michellelinard5076]

Grande admiration !!! Un immense artiste !

[@olivertimmermann7823]

Herrlich, diesen Film sehen zu dürfen

[@darby1208]

00:57:00 Jian Wang

[@walter4610]

Anyone knows who is the boy playing Mozart's piano piece starting 58:58? He is so refreshing!

[@stephanebelizaire3627]

Vivat and Cheers for Mr I. Stern !

[@audreydaleski1067]

Amazing

[@kingsofdocs7228]

Yes it is😀

[@jones2786]

A lot has changed yet sometimes in retrospect may be not that much has changed

[@chenrb222888]

经典中的经典，那年我十三岁！

[@jojowisa1270]

Society will oscillate back and forth to and fro, never realizing:
Music is consciousness only friend.
Hello, wonderful humans in the future, when this documentary inevitably comes back. You’ve grown tired of the material, its grown tiresome.
Music will always embrace you again with open arms

[@tanshangwy2718]

恭喜恭喜。

[@jojowisa1270]

This documentary marks a special moment when the entire world was experiencing music in the Now, Important in itself as itself.
We are in an away period, currently. I don’t see any genuine interest in the art.
Just the same old meme tunes, and Colleges, and Competitions churning out winners and Chopin.

[@alanpignolet8531]

does this document exist in french?

[@yl4521]

10:10 does anyone know what concerto that is? Thanks 🙏

[@nitharoos7766]

Mozart Violin Concerto Number 3 in G major🎶🎵

[@paulkalich3518]

David Golub

[@paulkalich3518]

My next door neighbor in the earll

[@paulkalich3518]

1960s

[@violettavalery987]

What is the name of the song @ 50:11 ?

[@masonfocus]

I tried to find it for you, but even I search for the Chinese lyrics, I cannot get any results. Based on the latter part of the lyrics, it would most-likely to be an arranged song in the Cultural Revolution era since it started by traditional flower guessing theme and later praised Chairman Mao and advocated for the continuous revolution. It may turned to be inappropriate in the Reform and Opening-up era, so may not be recorded, at least not on the internet.

[@Ami-vedette]

I’m not sure that the spectators are coming because of interest in music

[@ernestofurchtgott5421]

Title should be “From killing 100 million people to Mozart”

[@mxgskhs]

这里是上海

[@gracie99999]

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