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In Reply to: Wow...... posted by Todd Krieger on June 3, 2020 at 22:51:59:
Perhaps it was because Celibidache started out in pure math... but I have read that Celi was unattracted to most of Mahler's large works because he found them lacking in comprehensible form.
He was quoted as saying something along the lines of, "Mahler knows how to start a movement but he can't decide how to finish it." (Quoted from memory.)
The only work that AFAIK Celi performed was Kindertotenlieder. Which, btw, was the occasion of the worst Valentine's-Day date of my young life.
(Memo to self: Research the orchestral program first. AND WHO WAS THE EINSTEIN WHO PROGRAMMED KTNLD FOR FEB. 14 ?????)
I link below to a wonderful audio-only YT--doesn't Fassbaender at least a little call to mind Kathleen Ferrier?
atb,
john
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Follow Ups
- Perhaps it was because Celibidache started out in pure math... - John Marks 18:20:17 06/04/20 (8)
- RE: Perhaps it was because Celibidache started out in pure math... - Todd Krieger 03:49:44 06/05/20 (1)
- RE: Perhaps it was because Celibidache started out in pure math... - John N 08:33:21 06/05/20 (0)
- John- perhaps you can say why Celi is relevant to a discussion of Klemperer? - John N 18:30:20 06/04/20 (5)
- No "perhaps" about it--I was responding to Todd's comment. - John Marks 19:09:27 06/04/20 (4)
- Fair enough- I'll take Todd to task for hijacking the thread :) (nt) - John N 19:24:56 06/04/20 (3)
- Sorry.......... - Todd Krieger 03:53:58 06/05/20 (2)
- Celibidache's Mahler. - pbarach 05:08:15 06/05/20 (1)
- RE: Celibidache's Mahler. - Todd Krieger 09:58:22 06/08/20 (0)
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