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they're explorers entrepreneurs and musical allies they are the don't you come off well money bremen since 2004 together with their estonian conductor pavol you have they've played their way to the top of the musical world and set standards with their performances of the complete beethoven symphonies then came the symphonies of robert schumann and now the 4 symphonies of your highness brahms. a school on the outskirts of the city of bremen this is where you come off it all many as it's rehearsal spaces is where they work on and study the brahms symphonies music which has been poured over and played many times down the years.

then every generation just for this figure. part of. could start one level less young. here and a little little bit more dogs are different going to be for see 3 bars of trees for me both to try that we did for young buck but this last one is actually you know it's right it's too good to run something. but this ok so. perky 4949. why do we need to play the drums or something concept again if we have recordings.

2 lancer actually is quite simple 2 2 because these pieces are never the same question. these pieces develop just like. we did for like just referred to the humans to a person who has literally just come out 2 of the bunker after bombings in 1943 years all of this music very differently than somebody who lives in the world where. where are. we are seeing the break up of europe. oldest drama and conduct in setting out to thrill their audience in paris with these masterpieces by german composer johann is brahms assessing for the performances of the symphonies the to answer additional easy for symphonies 2

concerts and one musical mission. that music. because it's so great somehow is a soundtrack not only to the child when it was written but it's actually quite a valid soundtrack to our time as well. as if i were needed. you have this brahms was born in 833 to a northern german family of musicians as

a boy he learned to play the piano and the cello he began composing when he was still young 1st for piano plato construe pieces as a human being brahms is a puzzle particularly his relationship with fellow composer robert schumann and his wife clara who is an accomplished pianist speculation continues to this day about the nature of brahms's attachment to clara. brahms remained a bachelor all his life. has been on my arms. and i don't know the sin for me trying to dust as if invented it. is the last and to theatres i did what i am as you can't and you can't i'm not. dimensions arms accompanist. the music one tactic in i and i in fact that the wish to nordan on the un violent yes i don't see how many in the us hype that if one didn't mention only

option ah my crystal toes and lines on line and silence and on top of us and then i think a vitamin can see on campus. as a composer brahms was very successful i was able to live from his music he's considered the rightful heir to beethoven among his mighty preacher says and he did not find the symphonic form easy to monster work on his 1st symphony consumed him for 14 years. from space a very difficult deliberately to see the person behind the kid doesn't really want you to see the 1st few months. to come to believe that this is an absolute music but it should just work as music but if you listen to something like horowitz. don't tell me that he wasn't good enough don't don't tell me that that he never tells her it's music that you listen to it and you know that there is something in

his heart that is wounded something that mamie didn't go the way he wanted to. and if you're here it's and if he's able to produce in the wizard big must be about him. there is a little hidden codes which is up to us to to figure out what they mean. there are. garrett. man.

by. the gentle character of the 1st time for me he's ethnic there is a as a sense of inevitability it is not just a rhythm it is a rhythm where he says it is this intelligence this is how it is actually it is no other way that is the kind of. feeling and the just show that you get from the beginning and it doesn't have an introduction it doesn't

doesn't die out it just goes 1st thing is fun. pablo at me. as i used to do it hard to beat the few people i know once beauty in their sputum and does get name advice leave them little. mcgann alcoa's will be of equal survived. faulty data is needed a lot. of the problems will just need to think through much value. mr adelman and. us finish up with what's in front of pokey domania the need to have these these inner powers but the process of not only a human being but something bigger it's

a kind of the. almost almost also our times are down so is the fun of always because i'm just going to be busy with i no one will be live because even when you have everyone. and nigel involved i intially it was sort of this british jesus jesus jesus is now under was the. second so so it needs to become heavier but maybe not so much for the bomb blasts so the 1st moment is not the end of the story or he's preparing you for what's coming.

great. a few days after the premiere brahms himself conducted the 2nd performance of his 1st symphony in mannheim the public's expectations were high klara schumann felt that there was to digital melodic impulse other critics said it and a definite seriousness dance brahms's conduct a friend hands on beautiful praised it beethoven's 10th symphony. today it is you who has problems as most performed orchestral work. and this is if we can take a little bit of time this train will be. in feels like we don't have enough time to come back from it can take a little bit of time to search for it really sounds like a horror. you know. which is what you really want to hear good

stuff please good stuff. on and. now. i know it was done this all before but we have 2 options here. you know or we have an option of doing work from such as rights. to. god but with a little bit of lift so that a collision is clear ok let's think good stuff nice list of one.

or 9 for not coming from any one have conducted them in the last couple of years it's only been brothers and the focus is so concentrated that it has become a 2nd nature and in fact it's a kind of a very formative religious ritual for the orchestra but that is always a rehearsal before the concert doesn't matter how many times have we done the piece and these are the moments where you tweak you to little things you remember years that this concert you find to a good friend to. suit each piece is a luxury that social orchestras have to get into my new ship but also into the depths of the beast.

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the must be in a vial it's a no go sash item was and he only had far more doses and all station. so it's been in my quits list in pattaya that. her. when the violin blaise a little. there is always something personal about as in any music. is always the voice of your most intimate person. in their thoughts from your soul so there must be. a as some kind of

a coded message there we can get a very very creative here and look at the holy trio of bronze truman and your few iraq human brothers who are very close to 401 was a big mentor your invisible list we could i mean there are so many ways of seeing this it could also be a memory of of plot or it could be also a nostalgic memory of his youth. the fact is that it is something very private and personal and it needs to be played with that.

which are going for the money is looking to the origins let's look at how it was done 1st let's see how many people who are playing we know now that there are $40.00 people playing the 1st of a 40 people as a very small number in comparison to the standard bronze performances today which are 80 and over which means that if you have double the strings you have to double the wind. if you do that you will get a much more substantial sound but much less. orchestra because the speeds that capacity to to play in it for chamber music with a generator guided to ease is more complicated if you have an officer that is very

large so you sacrifice a certain flexibility unless you have a lot of time to rehearse friction today as well is not the case. melody for clarinet begins the 3rd movement it's very typical of brahms that after a fiery emotional fast movements and then every beautiful and again quite emotional 2nd movement that he writes something a bit lighter. very often very gratz heroes or in feeling. sometimes it has a sad quality but this one not this one really kind of takes us somewhere for

a light. let's continue with the finale. the famous for an olive that has been the subject of many many studies and books this mysterious journey that starts from number 2 really.

understands. where is it going. and then it goes into these bits of caught us. and you feel like somebody is used to doing quietly trying almost as if they are trying not to be noticed and like an animal who is going to quietly get closer to its prey and then quickly moves and stops it and then most again. can i say just one thing we're starting very well that it's a got the love bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb and somehow on on the way back. it's not clear what happened on. something bomb bomb bomb. bomb bomb bomb we should still have the definition and then of the bar i think bar

6 direct. one. on it's a cut are also very exposed it's very easy to hear when that all together and this is. a good moment where one can see every really kind of a group symbiosis you can feel that it's not enough to just follow the conductor and not too much so you don't. talk to one of the you know everybody needs to feel the movement and trust your intuition and be totally in touch with everybody else in the room. that is you. can vote. with the cheerleader.

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from his music always has it must be like that this is the truth. 'd peoples are now. one kind don't dispute 2 sides of god for his own vision. if lava bombs how do you pose on clown fama guns perverse spot the freezone for their niche and is it just undies i was tellin me deism lies and. so of us viene heiling moments or.

at the very end of the symphony there is often a sense where. you feel that we have reached this is a commercial. and then we still eat meat more. animals at the very end as. least.

goods thank you very much. good i think it's. going to. the story of the launch of. often how many bremen began in 1807 young musicians started an orchestra of their own organized as an independent company. the $41.00 musicians are not employees but shareholders with responsibility for the business including any risks they decide to take. care of for interesting things to do this again yeah other things i don't know that this is dearth of aspects which are the kind of i think it's actually good to have this is a mystery and i will still have a sound in your hands i would like to have a year the man said i was talking to carlos you know i'm sad but i was there i

thought of that is it for 10 years i've cut out for you or her. better once your point is that's really rehearsed. their only relentless how but then years. and then after that i think whenever they've made best record there's been a psychosis whatever it was just play through once and then run things never he never has time to run now mr bates i remember now i can do it or unfair or not there perhaps. sometimes call that fit what we thought about giving. him. 2 2 2 2

a couple months to diffuse fear. amongst a comma. remove it so they saw us haha muslims feel that if you invest time spent on schools was in. you know to the 1st symphony brahms published his 2nd symphony he composed it may

need his summer retreat on the picturesque like in austria. the relaxed atmosphere of the surroundings rubbed off on the new symphony. before the 1st performance the composer deliberately misled his friends telling them it would be a very good previous work. your. the interesting thing for me and the nicest thing about just for it is the sense of joy that you don't necessarily have in the other. information you have it your spontaneity and joy oh if. you're.

best of you know why do. you know. santa has one vote his family can look. them in. is he drawn to us on the welcome or you. said to see me and now you

think it is time to visit was trying to swim. with him completely take us who will do fast. to change can find out you for do you watch or books on what to do to get a sampling of the only final mile of a dispute just keep watch as when it went out to one who don't want to change anything but want objects not its own that's modest you can spend all day on one of . my like cornish continental becalmed i know there are some stands you can. shrink schlieben those and i meant the compound we're going to start.

it is far from being a kitchen it is in fact a lullaby so brahms writes a law by the famous prasada by which goes like this you're out of. order how do you know. the other thing is $127127.00 somehow it it it's perfectly together couldn't be more exciting so here i'm tired i'm tired i'm glad i

didn't get it done in the get into and out on the ground somehow this thing yeah to . get something. 2 done. now a young man i think did it today. i think. he was born in $962.00 in a stone year then still part of the soviet union. he was a musical family his father knew him and yeah he was a conductor as well as his uncle dan. oh yeah and his younger brother christian also took up the bus home. in town in palmer you have you studied percussion and conducting. in 1900 the family emigrated to the united states. you have

continued his studies in philadelphia and los angeles among his teachers who is leonard bernstein. since 9094 however you have he has conducted orchestras all over the world. i have worked with quite a few conductors i been very lucky to have worked with some of the world's great conductors and i'm entirely sure that harvard who is amongst the great conductors his way of conducting his work incredibly hard at making sure that his actual conducting technique which might not be evident to people looking on is of the greatest quality he has worked as hard at learning how to conduct about conveying to us what he wants with his bodily movements as musicians of work to learn to play the violin or the tallow

or the clarinet 11 thing about this place. before 97. whatever the image you have many i have of my but the killer this viennese horses you know the show horses they're incredibly elegant they have this thing and that the white and all that sort of step again but that's that's just me the but whatever it is these young. if we can feel that of b.c.r. . and so that there is a poise how. is that an answer think that you can. horses. no. they stop him on deaf ears past not even. expect even when they're wanted and also

get spontaneity it as a victory had all fallen from off maxim cut off on absent a constant c. one. in class that is about totality side as will then add to deal again. as i asked and he didn't and that's what i meant every last 100 honestly isn't very good. but. the.

last 3 bars or 3 of us. yes. but i'm such an installation the asking tech to fund these uncertain sounds sort of water even if you don't have to have that if you guys it's to be introduced to men . but it's to master of it's own very much it's a good 1015 minutes of patient it's using what i got suffused on and off against a man for whom that is out to my eyes it is highest should be any i'm to look at all and essentially it fastens eyes and i clung fast interesting next now to say cannot afford me i don't want a vision. of

the good spirits or that means it has to have life in it. from schools rights or leg room was it up to which means moderately fast with a character not to not to judge. from spirit do as a stab a sense of off excitement spirits. you know or electricity and

nerve. this is definitely all the fun in certain that's that's that and then when you do you stand a much pretty fast for. being a come on of me as an answer interview all slots and he went on his guns are just about isn't it isn't who indeed were and it. clung. very good bro. the don't become awful how many bremen does not have its

own concert hall cellar musicians travel a lot they play $80.00 to $120.00 concerts a year a quarter of them outside germany. in the 2nd part of the brahms code. on the dungeon come a film on a brown and rehearsal the sudden full symphonies of your highness brahms ready for that performance and couriers.

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