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This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in the video to spark their interest in the conductor’s art and give them a taste of the great music it expresses.
Concert in the Cologne Philhamonic Hall, September 2012, Germany
- published: 30 Mar 2013
- views: 20628
Edward Yudenich- conductor, student of professor V. Neymer.
Uzbekistan State Orchestra.
- published: 15 Sep 2012
- views: 491528
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD: http://amzn.to/1y6bxxs BUY the solo show CD: http://amzn.to/1KERjP3 JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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Introducing the comedy of Rainer Hersch! Rainer conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Music includes Rossini William Tell Overture (excerpt), Leroy Anderson 'The Typewriter' (excerpt); Pizzicato Polka conducting by juggling; Symphony for Audience, British Airways commercial rewritten; Who sits where diagrams; Blue Danube (excerpt); Radetzky March (excerpt). All arrangements by Rainer Hersch.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin.
Join his fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@thecomedy.biz
DEUTSCH
Die lustigste Orchester der Welt. Die Komödie von Rainer Hersch. Rainer schreibt und performed seine eigenen Shows und dies weltweit von Kanada zur Karibik, über Australien und Süd Afrika. Sein Repertoire reicht von solo stand-up zu seiner eigenen berüchtigten 8-Mann Band oder einem voll ausgewachsenen Symphonie Orchester (das er sich zeitweise ausleiht). Er schreibt eine nicht so ernsthafte Kolumne für das BBC Music Magazin, war in zahlreichen BBC TV Serien and hat mehrere Radio Sendungen geschrieben und produziert. Weitere Information und Kontakt: www.rainerhersch.com und management@thecomedy.biz
FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Le plus drôle orchestre du monde. La comédie de Rainer Hersch.
La orquesta más gracioso del mundo. La comedia de Rainer Hersch.
- published: 24 Apr 2013
- views: 1825727
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what great conducting is all about.
Darko Butorac is establishing himself as one of the world’s most exciting young conductors. He currently serves as the Music Director of both the Tallahassee and Missoula Symphony Orchestras in the United States, and is the Principal Conductor of the Fidenza Opera Festival in Italy. Recent notable concerts include collaborations with philharmonic orchestras in Germany, Poland and Estonia, and a debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus with the Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
- published: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 20137
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft.
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
- published: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 44565
In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra.
To learn more about the conductor visit http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/explore/conducting
Why not download our iPad app, 'The Orchestra', to learn even more? Visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/app for more information.
"Have you seen the app called 'The Orchestra'? It is astonishing. For somebody who can't read music to learn how an orchestra functions, to be able to see from the perspective of a flute or a second violin, is really enlightening." - Sir John Eliot Gardiner, quoted in an interview by Richard Fairman, Financial Times, February 2014
- published: 07 Aug 2013
- views: 81984
Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009.
Watch our channel at http://www.youtube.com/nationalorkestern
http://www.gso.se
- published: 24 Nov 2009
- views: 525237
Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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Comedian and musician Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin. All comedy orchestral arrangements are his.
Join the Rainer Hersch fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@masterpiece.me.uk
DEUTSCH, FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Rainer Hersch führt seine Walzer basiert auf den Sounds in Windows XP
Rainer Hersch mène sa valse basée sur les sons utilisés dans Windows XP
Rainer Hersch realiza su vals basado en los sonidos utilizados en Windows XP
- published: 12 May 2014
- views: 4721845
Conducting
Conducting is the art of directing a musical performance, such as an orchestral or choral concert, by way of visible gestures with the hands, arms, face and head. The primary duties of the conductor are to unify performers, set the tempo, execute clear preparations (upbeats) and beats (meter), and to listen critically and shape the sound of the ensemble.
The conductor typically stands on a raised podium with a large music stand for the full score, which contains the musical notation for all the instruments and/or voices. He or she may or may not use a baton. In the 2010s, most conductors do not play an instrument when conducting, although in earlier periods of classical music history, leading an ensemble while playing an instrument was common. In Baroque music from the 1600s to the 1750s, the group would typically be led by the harpsichordist or first violinist (see concertmaster), an approach that some 2010s-era conductor-performers also use for music from this period. Conducting while playing a piano or synthesizer may also be done with musical theatre pit orchestras. Communication is typically non-verbal during a performance (this is strictly the case in art music, but in jazz big bands or large pop ensembles, there may be occasional spoken instructions, such as a "count in"). However, in rehearsals, frequent interruptions allow the conductor to give verbal directions as to how the music should be played or sung.
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Rainer Hersch
Rainer Hersch (born 7 November 1962) is a British conductor, actor, writer and comedian known for his comical take on classical music. He has toured in more than 30 countries and has broadcast extensively, principally for the BBC. His radio series include All Classical Music Explained (BBC Radio 4 1997); Rainer Hersch's 20th Century Retrospective (BBC Radio 3 1999) and All the Right Notes, Not Necessarily in the Right Order (BBC Radio 4 2003 and 2006).
Early life
Hersch read Economics at Lancaster University, where his fellow students included Andy Serkis and James May. A Monty Python fan in his youth, he joined the Review Group, the university's student comedy troop, and began his writing career. He was a member of Cartmel College and served as JCR president – a position usually held by final year students – during his first term. In July 2015 he was presented with an Alumni Award by Lancaster University for graduates who have made a substantial contribution to their field and developed an outstanding international reputation.
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Windows XP
Windows XP (stylised as Windowsxp; codenamed Whistler) is a personal computer operating system that was produced by Microsoft as part of the Windows NT family of operating systems. The operating system was released to manufacturing on August 24, 2001, and generally released for retail sale on October 25, 2001.
Development of Windows XP began in the late 1990s as "Neptune", an operating system built on the Windows NT kernel which was intended specifically for mainstream consumer use—an updated version of Windows 2000 was also originally planned for the business market. However, in January 2000, both projects were shelved in favor of a single OS codenamed "Whistler", which would serve as a single OS platform for both consumer and business markets. Windows XP was a major advance from the MS-DOS based versions of Windows in security, stability and efficiency due to its use of Windows NT underpinnings. It introduced a significantly redesigned graphical user interface and was the first version of Windows to use product activation in an effort to reduce its copyright infringement.
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I-GO
I-GO was a Chicago-based car sharing organization owned by Enterprise Holdings. I-GO was established in 2002 by the Center for Neighborhood Technology as an independent 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to creating and implementing new strategies that make urban communities more livable and environmentally sustainable. I-GO was sold to Enterprise Holdings in May 2013 and re-branded as Enterprise CarShare.
Mission
I-GO’s mission was to reduce car ownership rates, decrease transportation costs, reduce urban congestion and improve air quality in Chicago. From its inception, I-GO worked to catalyze a set of transportation innovations that make it feasible and desirable for Chicago residents to get around conveniently and economically without having to own a car and, at the same time, reduce vehicle miles traveled and greenhouse gas emissions. By contributing to the environmental improvement of the Chicago area and the decrease in expenses for residents, I-GO's triple bottom line impact provided a significant social return on investment.
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6:36Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in the video to spark their interest in the conductor’s art and give them a taste of the great music it expresses. -
3:51Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, ConductorGeorges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
Concert in the Cologne Philhamonic Hall, September 2012, Germany -
24:01Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting LessonGerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
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9:51Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
Edward Yudenich- conductor, student of professor V. Neymer. Uzbekistan State Orchestra. -
8:03Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer HerschFunniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD: http://amzn.to/1y6bxxs BUY the solo show CD: http://amzn.to/1KERjP3 JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j FOLLOW him on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rainerhersch FOLLOW him on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rainerhersch THIS CLIP Introducing the comedy of Rainer Hersch! Rainer conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Music includes Rossini William Tell Overture (excerpt), Leroy Anderson 'The Typewriter' (excerpt); Pizzicato Polka conducting by juggling; Symphony for Audience, British Airways commercial rewritten; Who sits where diagrams; Blue Danube (excerpt); Radetzky March (excerpt). All arrangements by Rainer Hersch. ABOUT RAINER HERSCH British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin. Join his fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@thecomedy.biz DEUTSCH Die lustigste Orchester der Welt. Die Komödie von Rainer Hersch. Rainer schreibt und performed seine eigenen Shows und dies weltweit von Kanada zur Karibik, über Australien und Süd Afrika. Sein Repertoire reicht von solo stand-up zu seiner eigenen berüchtigten 8-Mann Band oder einem voll ausgewachsenen Symphonie Orchester (das er sich zeitweise ausleiht). Er schreibt eine nicht so ernsthafte Kolumne für das BBC Music Magazin, war in zahlreichen BBC TV Serien and hat mehrere Radio Sendungen geschrieben und produziert. Weitere Information und Kontakt: www.rainerhersch.com und management@thecomedy.biz FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL Le plus drôle orchestre du monde. La comédie de Rainer Hersch. La orquesta más gracioso del mundo. La comedia de Rainer Hersch. -
11:09The Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontana
The Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontanaThe Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontana
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what great conducting is all about. Darko Butorac is establishing himself as one of the world’s most exciting young conductors. He currently serves as the Music Director of both the Tallahassee and Missoula Symphony Orchestras in the United States, and is the Principal Conductor of the Fidenza Opera Festival in Italy. Recent notable concerts include collaborations with philharmonic orchestras in Germany, Poland and Estonia, and a debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus with the Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx -
2:15How to Conduct an Orchestra
How to Conduct an OrchestraHow to Conduct an Orchestra
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft. Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert: The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one, two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one. So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two, three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things... just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert: The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one, two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one. So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two, three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things... just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman -
8:17The Conductor
The ConductorThe Conductor
In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra. To learn more about the conductor visit http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/explore/conducting Why not download our iPad app, 'The Orchestra', to learn even more? Visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/app for more information. "Have you seen the app called 'The Orchestra'? It is astonishing. For somebody who can't read music to learn how an orchestra functions, to be able to see from the perspective of a flute or a second violin, is really enlightening." - Sir John Eliot Gardiner, quoted in an interview by Richard Fairman, Financial Times, February 2014 -
8:00Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movementGustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009. Watch our channel at http://www.youtube.com/nationalorkestern http://www.gso.se -
3:16Funny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltz
Funny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltzFunny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltz
Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j LIKE HIS PAGE on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2e1mrWH FOLLOW him on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rainerhersch THIS CLIP Comedian and musician Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. ABOUT RAINER HERSCH British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin. All comedy orchestral arrangements are his. Join the Rainer Hersch fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@masterpiece.me.uk DEUTSCH, FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL Rainer Hersch führt seine Walzer basiert auf den Sounds in Windows XP Rainer Hersch mène sa valse basée sur les sons utilisés dans Windows XP Rainer Hersch realiza su vals basado en los sonidos utilizados en Windows XP
'Orchestra Conductor' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Mawal (2007)
Actors: Mohamed Zouaoui (actor), Mohamed Chrif Tribak (writer), Mohamed Chrif Tribak (director), Jamal Eddin Rachidi (actor), Aziz Dairi (producer), Asmaa Hifdi (producer), Mohamed Amin Al Akrami (actor), Mohamed El Ouassini (editor), Zineb Afilal (actress), Zouhra Al Wazani (actress), Soukaina Ben Kabour (actress),
Genres: Short,Triangles and Tribulations (2001)
Actors: Christine Jones (actress), Christopher Walters (actor), Dog (actor), Amine Bitar (producer), Amine Bitar (writer), Amine Bitar (director), Amine Bitar (writer), Ken Jones (producer), Ken Jones (actor), Michael Stevens (actor), Ken Jones (writer), Gary Zeidenstein (actor), Gary Zeidenstein (producer), Mat Baker (writer), Mat Baker (actor),
Genres: Comedy, Music,Taglines: The story of a square who played the triangle.
Monella (1998)
Actors: Osiride Pevarello (actor), Tinto Brass (writer), Tinto Brass (editor), Carlo Reali (actor), Tinto Brass (writer), Tinto Brass (director), Pino Donaggio (composer), Tinto Brass (actor), Serena Grandi (actress), Giovanni Bertolucci (producer), Patrick Mower (actor), Susanna Martinková (actress), Antonio Salines (actor), Barbara Alberti (writer), Laura Trotter (actress),
Plot: The story takes place in northern Italy in the 1950's. Lola and Masetto is about to get married. Masetto wants to keep Lola as a virgin until they are married. But Lola is impatient to remain in chastity until the wedding night. She wants to be sure that Masetto is a good lover, before she commits herself into marriage. She does everything to trick Masetto into breaking the moral tradition.
Keywords: adulterous-wife, baker, bakery, baking-bread, bare-breasts, bicycle, bicycling, binoculars, bra, breastsGenres: Comedy, Romance,
Quotes:
Lola: A woman's juices are the best disinfectant.Le nuove comiche (1994)
Actors: Sergio Montanari (editor), Paolo Villaggio (actor), Neri Parenti (writer), Bruno Zambrini (composer), Neri Parenti (director), Piero De Bernardi (writer), Leonardo Benvenuti (writer), Vittorio Cecchi Gori (producer), Mario Cecchi Gori (producer), Sandro Ghiani (actor), Renato Pozzetto (actor), Claudio Saraceni (producer), Sergio Testori (actor), Bruno Di Luia (actor), Bruno Altissimi (producer),
Genres: Comedy,Mr. Jones (1993)
Actors: Lauren Tom (actress), Lena Olin (actress), Anne Bancroft (actress), Anna Maria Horsford (actress), Bill Moseley (actor), Lucinda Jenney (actress), Taylor Negron (actor), Bruce Altman (actor), Bill Pullman (actor), Richard Gere (actor), Sal Lopez (actor), Delroy Lindo (actor), Thomas Kopache (actor), Maurice Jarre (composer), Richard Gere (producer),
Plot: The story about the relationship between a manic depressive man, Mr Jones, and the female doctor who takes more than a professional interest in his treatment.
Keywords: beethoven, bipolar-disorder, character-name-in-title, human-relationship, manic-depression, orchestra, piano, psychiatrist, psychiatrist-patient-relationship, symphonyGenres: Drama, Romance,
Taglines: Everything That Makes Him Dangerous Makes Her Love Him More Impulsive. Irresponsible. Irresistible.
Quotes:
Mr. Jones: Why do only children have flying dreams?Mr. Jones: [crying] I can't... I can't stop the sadness.
Mr. Jones: Give me this. This first day, I work for free.::Mr. Jones: I give it to you, its a gift. Second day, you pay me for two days.::Mr. Jones: Third day, I have your job.
Mr. Jones: I'd like to close my account, please.::Susan: You just opened this account last week.::Mr. Jones: Yeah, I'm a fickle kind of guy.::Susan: Oh, my goodness.::Susan: Okay, you have $12,752 in your account. Do you want that in hundreds?::Mr. Jones: I'll leave that up to your impeccable judgement.
Mr. Jones: I'm going to tell you something. Both of you listen, you might learn something. It is not a disease! Okay? Not a disease! I do not have a disease. This is who I am! I like who I am! You got it?::Mr. Jones: ...::Mr. Jones: The fact is, that the doctor and the other fine healers have decided that Im bipolar... and this is without regard to the fact that they have not one shred of evidence.
The Living Daylights (1987)
Actors: John Rhys-Davies (actor), Derek Lyons (actor), Hanno Pöschl (actor), Art Malik (actor), John Barry (actor), Gertan Klauber (actor), Walter Gotell (actor), Geoffrey Keen (actor), Jeroen Krabbé (actor), Desmond Llewelyn (actor), Joe Don Baker (actor), Timothy Dalton (actor), Robert Brown (actor), Kerry Shale (actor), Nadim Sawalha (actor),
Plot: James Bond 007's mission is to firstly, organise the defection of a top Soviet general. When the general is re-captured, Bond heads off to find why an ally of General Koskov was sent to murder him. Bond's mission continues to take him to Afghanistan, where he must confront an arms dealer known as Brad Whitaker. Everything eventually reveals its self to Bond.
Keywords: 1980s, action-hero, afghanistan, airplane, ambulance, amusement-park, arms-dealer, artificial-heart, assassin, assassination-attemptGenres: Action, Adventure, Crime, Romance, Thriller,
Taglines: James Bond 007 at his most dangerous in The Living Daylights This BOND is dangerous [US poster] Timothy Dalton is the new James Bond 007 [UK poster] Enigmatic. Dangerous... Always living on the edge. [USA poster] 007 for Thrills. 007 for Romance. [UK poster] Licensed to thrill. [Advance teaser poster] The new James Bond... living on the edge. The most dangerous Bond. Ever. Living on the edge. It's the only way he lives.
Quotes:
[after escaping out of a small jail cell]::Kara Milovy: You were fantastic. We're free.::James Bond: Kara, we're inside a Russian airbase in the middle of Afghanistan.[Referring to his machine gun vs Bond's hand gun]::Brad Whitaker: You've had your eight, now I have my eighty.
James Bond: I've come for Koskov.::Brad Whitaker: Hell, you can *have* him. As soon as I get my opium. Now where is it?::James Bond: Up in smoke.::Brad Whitaker: [incredulous] You burned up a half a billion bucks?::[Bond nods]::Brad Whitaker: That's too bad, Bond. You could've been a live rich man, instead of a poor dead one.::James Bond: You're *finished*, Whitaker! If the Russians don't get you, the Americans will!::Brad Whitaker: Nah. You know Meade should have taken another 35,000 casualties. Could have ended the rebellion right then and there. Hell, Grant would have done it.::[Whitaker manages to knock Bond off his feet, grab a machine gun and open fire on him]
Linda: [into phone] It's all so boring here, Margo - there's nothing but playboys and tennis pros.::[sighs]::Linda: If only I could find a real man.::[James Bond, having just dispatched an assassin in a burning truck in mid-air, lands on the boat with a smoldering parachute]::James Bond: I need to use your phone.::[takes it and says into it]::James Bond: She'll call you back.::Linda: You are who?::James Bond: Bond, James Bond.::[into phone]::James Bond: Exercise Control, 007 here. I'll report in an hour.::Linda: [offering drink] Won't you join me?::James Bond: [into phone] Better make that two.
[Bond finds Whitaker playing with toy soldiers]::James Bond: Pickett's charge was up Cemetary Ridge, not Little Round Top.::Brad Whitaker: I'm reenacting the battle as I would have fought it. Meade was tenacious, but he was cautious. He missed his chances to crush Lee at Gettsyburg.
[James Bond and Kara Milovy snow-slide through customs in a cello case]::James Bond: [yelling] We have nothing to declare.::Kara Milovy: [yelling] Except this cello.::[the word 'cello' echoes through the valley a few times]
[On Whitaker being crushed under a statue of the Duke of Wellington]::James Bond: He met his Waterloo.
General Georgi Koskov: I'm sorry, James. For you I have great affection, but we have an old saying: duty has no sweethearts.::James Bond: We have an old saying too, Georgi. And you're full of it.
Kara Milovy: What happened?::James Bond: He got the boot.
James Bond: [Bond is pointing a gun at him] Get down on your knees. Put your hands behind your back.::Leonid Pushkin: You are professional. You do not kill without reason.::James Bond: 2 of our men are dead. Koskov's named you. Why should I disobey my orders?::Leonid Pushkin: I am in the dark as much as you. It is a question of trust. Who do you believe? Koskov, or me?::James Bond: If I trusted Koskov we wouldn't be talking. But as long as you're alive, we'll never know what he's up to.::Leonid Pushkin: [Slowly] Then I must die.
Meglio vedova (1968)
Actors: Ennio De Concini (writer), Lando Buzzanca (actor), Gabriele Ferzetti (actor), Virna Lisi (actress), Carlo Rustichelli (composer), Turi Vasile (producer), Duccio Tessari (writer), Duccio Tessari (director), Jean Servais (actor), Nino Terzo (actor), Duccio Tessari (actor), Carla Calò (actress), Adriana Berselli (costume designer), Rita Agostini (miscellaneous crew), Peter McEnery (actor),
Genres: Comedy,Taglines: Meet the President of the Husband-Of-The-Month Club Men Have to Love Her...Even If It Kills Them!
Stars and Stripes Forever (1952)
Actors: Thomas Browne Henry (actor), Thomas E. Jackson (actor), Robert Foulk (actor), Roy Gordon (actor), Richard Garrick (actor), Roy Darmour (actor), Frank Ferguson (actor), George Chakiris (actor), John Close (actor), Ralph Brooks (actor), James Conaty (actor), Heinie Conklin (actor), Finlay Currie (actor), Kenner G. Kemp (actor), Si Jenks (actor),
Plot: In the 1890s, Sgt. Major John Philip Sousa, leader of the Marine Corps Band, meets Private Willie Little, inventor of an instrument he calls the Sousaphone...and Little's girlfriend, shapely showgirl Lily. To support his growing family, Sousa leaves the Marines and forms his own band; Willie and Lily go along. Though he'd rather write ballads, Sousa's marches bring him increasing fame; from their debut in 1892 the band is a great success. But Sousa's 'no wives' rule threatens the romance of Willie and Lily...as does the Spanish-American War.
Keywords: 1890s, 1900s, 1910s, 19th-century, 20th-century, bandleader, based-on-book, battle-hymn-of-the-republic, benjamin-harrison, concert-hallGenres: Biography, Comedy, Music,
Addio Mimí! (1949)
Actors: Ernst Marischka (writer), Carmine Gallone (writer), Ave Ninchi (actress), Ernst Marischka (writer), Isobel Elsom (actress), Gregor Rabinovitch (producer), John Abbott (actor), Lester Matthews (actor), John Hamilton (actor), Franklin Pangborn (actor), Sterling Holloway (actor), Barbara Brown (actress), Douglass Dumbrille (actor), Cesare A. Bixio (composer), Claudio Ermelli (actor),
Plot: A modern adaptation of Puccini's opera La Boheme, this is the story of a group of struggling artists, poets, and musicians who struggle to survive in squalor without giving up their artistic ideals, and of two of them, Rene and Denise, who love in the face of hardship and tragedy.
Keywords: based-on-novelGenres: Drama,
Taglines: GLORIOUS MUSIC...TENDER LOVE! (newspaper ad - all caps)
Take My Life (1947)
Actors: Ronald Neame (director), Marius Goring (actor), William Alwyn (composer), Anthony Havelock-Allan (producer), Francis L. Sullivan (actor), Hugh Williams (actor), Campbell Singer (actor), Ronald Adam (actor), Greta Gynt (actress), Rosalie Crutchley (actress), Maurice Denham (actor), John Boxer (actor), Henry Edwards (actor), Jack Harris (editor), Eleanor Summerfield (actress),
Plot: A man wrongly accused of murdering an ex-girlfriend must rely on his wife to do the detective work and find the real killer. The murder trial proceeds while the wife continues sleuthing, and precious time ticks away.
Keywords: based-on-novel, husband-wife-relationship, murder, opera-singerGenres: Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller,
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Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in the video to spark their interest in the conductor’s art and give them a taste of the great music it expresses.
published: 23 Sep 2014 -
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
Concert in the Cologne Philhamonic Hall, September 2012, Germany
published: 30 Mar 2013 -
Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
published: 11 Jun 2014 -
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
Edward Yudenich- conductor, student of professor V. Neymer. Uzbekistan State Orchestra.
published: 15 Sep 2012 -
Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD: http://amzn.to/1y6bxxs BUY the solo show CD: http://amzn.to/1KERjP3 JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j FOLLOW him on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rainerhersch FOLLOW him on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rainerhersch THIS CLIP Introducing the comedy of Rainer Hersch! Rainer conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Music includes Rossini William Tell Overture (excerpt), Leroy Anderson 'The Typewriter' (excerpt); Pizzicato Polka con...
published: 24 Apr 2013 -
The Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontana
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what great conducting is all about. Darko Butorac is establishing himself as one of the world’s most exciting young conductors. He currently serves as the Music Director of both the Tallahassee and Missoula Symphony Orchestras in the United States, and is the Principal Conductor of the Fidenza Opera Festival in Italy. Recent notable concerts include collaborations with philharmonic orchestras in Germany, Poland and Estonia, and a debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus with the Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at h...
published: 27 Mar 2015 -
How to Conduct an Orchestra
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft. Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert: The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one, two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one. So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the basic premise. There ...
published: 24 Apr 2012 -
The Conductor
In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra. To learn more about the conductor visit http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/explore/conducting Why not download our iPad app, 'The Orchestra', to learn even more? Visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/app for more information. "Have you seen the app called 'The Orchestra'? It is astonishing. For somebody who can't read music to learn how an orchestra functions, to be able to see from the perspective of a flute or a second violin, is really enlightening." - Sir John Eliot Gardiner, quoted in an interview by Richard Fairman, Financial Times, February 2014
published: 07 Aug 2013 -
Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009. Watch our channel at http://www.youtube.com/nationalorkestern http://www.gso.se
published: 24 Nov 2009 -
Funny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltz
Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j LIKE HIS PAGE on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2e1mrWH FOLLOW him on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rainerhersch THIS CLIP Comedian and musician Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. ABOUT RAINER HERSCH British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. H...
published: 12 May 2014
Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:36
- Updated: 23 Sep 2014
- views: 36565
This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in...
This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in the video to spark their interest in the conductor’s art and give them a taste of the great music it expresses.
https://wn.com/Class_Notes_What_Does_A_Conductor_Do
This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in the video to spark their interest in the conductor’s art and give them a taste of the great music it expresses.
- published: 23 Sep 2014
- views: 36565
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:51
- Updated: 30 Mar 2013
- views: 20628
Concert in the Cologne Philhamonic Hall, September 2012, Germany
- published: 30 Mar 2013
- views: 20628
Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:01
- Updated: 11 Jun 2014
- views: 160822
- published: 11 Jun 2014
- views: 160822
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:51
- Updated: 15 Sep 2012
- views: 491528
Edward Yudenich- conductor, student of professor V. Neymer.
Uzbekistan State Orchestra.
- published: 15 Sep 2012
- views: 491528
Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:03
- Updated: 24 Apr 2013
- views: 1825727
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD:...
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD: http://amzn.to/1y6bxxs BUY the solo show CD: http://amzn.to/1KERjP3 JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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THIS CLIP
Introducing the comedy of Rainer Hersch! Rainer conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Music includes Rossini William Tell Overture (excerpt), Leroy Anderson 'The Typewriter' (excerpt); Pizzicato Polka conducting by juggling; Symphony for Audience, British Airways commercial rewritten; Who sits where diagrams; Blue Danube (excerpt); Radetzky March (excerpt). All arrangements by Rainer Hersch.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin.
Join his fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@thecomedy.biz
DEUTSCH
Die lustigste Orchester der Welt. Die Komödie von Rainer Hersch. Rainer schreibt und performed seine eigenen Shows und dies weltweit von Kanada zur Karibik, über Australien und Süd Afrika. Sein Repertoire reicht von solo stand-up zu seiner eigenen berüchtigten 8-Mann Band oder einem voll ausgewachsenen Symphonie Orchester (das er sich zeitweise ausleiht). Er schreibt eine nicht so ernsthafte Kolumne für das BBC Music Magazin, war in zahlreichen BBC TV Serien and hat mehrere Radio Sendungen geschrieben und produziert. Weitere Information und Kontakt: www.rainerhersch.com und management@thecomedy.biz
FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Le plus drôle orchestre du monde. La comédie de Rainer Hersch.
La orquesta más gracioso del mundo. La comedia de Rainer Hersch.
https://wn.com/Funniest_Classical_Orchestra_Ever..._Rainer_Hersch
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD: http://amzn.to/1y6bxxs BUY the solo show CD: http://amzn.to/1KERjP3 JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j
FOLLOW him on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rainerhersch
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THIS CLIP
Introducing the comedy of Rainer Hersch! Rainer conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Music includes Rossini William Tell Overture (excerpt), Leroy Anderson 'The Typewriter' (excerpt); Pizzicato Polka conducting by juggling; Symphony for Audience, British Airways commercial rewritten; Who sits where diagrams; Blue Danube (excerpt); Radetzky March (excerpt). All arrangements by Rainer Hersch.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin.
Join his fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@thecomedy.biz
DEUTSCH
Die lustigste Orchester der Welt. Die Komödie von Rainer Hersch. Rainer schreibt und performed seine eigenen Shows und dies weltweit von Kanada zur Karibik, über Australien und Süd Afrika. Sein Repertoire reicht von solo stand-up zu seiner eigenen berüchtigten 8-Mann Band oder einem voll ausgewachsenen Symphonie Orchester (das er sich zeitweise ausleiht). Er schreibt eine nicht so ernsthafte Kolumne für das BBC Music Magazin, war in zahlreichen BBC TV Serien and hat mehrere Radio Sendungen geschrieben und produziert. Weitere Information und Kontakt: www.rainerhersch.com und management@thecomedy.biz
FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Le plus drôle orchestre du monde. La comédie de Rainer Hersch.
La orquesta más gracioso del mundo. La comedia de Rainer Hersch.
- published: 24 Apr 2013
- views: 1825727
The Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontana
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:09
- Updated: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 20137
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what gr...
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what great conducting is all about.
Darko Butorac is establishing himself as one of the world’s most exciting young conductors. He currently serves as the Music Director of both the Tallahassee and Missoula Symphony Orchestras in the United States, and is the Principal Conductor of the Fidenza Opera Festival in Italy. Recent notable concerts include collaborations with philharmonic orchestras in Germany, Poland and Estonia, and a debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus with the Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
https://wn.com/The_Language_Of_Conducting_|_Darko_Butorac_|_Tedxumontana
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what great conducting is all about.
Darko Butorac is establishing himself as one of the world’s most exciting young conductors. He currently serves as the Music Director of both the Tallahassee and Missoula Symphony Orchestras in the United States, and is the Principal Conductor of the Fidenza Opera Festival in Italy. Recent notable concerts include collaborations with philharmonic orchestras in Germany, Poland and Estonia, and a debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus with the Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
- published: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 20137
How to Conduct an Orchestra
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 44565
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft.
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how peopl...
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft.
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
https://wn.com/How_To_Conduct_An_Orchestra
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft.
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
- published: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 44565
The Conductor
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:17
- Updated: 07 Aug 2013
- views: 81984
In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra.
To learn more about ...
In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra.
To learn more about the conductor visit http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/explore/conducting
Why not download our iPad app, 'The Orchestra', to learn even more? Visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/app for more information.
"Have you seen the app called 'The Orchestra'? It is astonishing. For somebody who can't read music to learn how an orchestra functions, to be able to see from the perspective of a flute or a second violin, is really enlightening." - Sir John Eliot Gardiner, quoted in an interview by Richard Fairman, Financial Times, February 2014
https://wn.com/The_Conductor
In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra.
To learn more about the conductor visit http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/explore/conducting
Why not download our iPad app, 'The Orchestra', to learn even more? Visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/app for more information.
"Have you seen the app called 'The Orchestra'? It is astonishing. For somebody who can't read music to learn how an orchestra functions, to be able to see from the perspective of a flute or a second violin, is really enlightening." - Sir John Eliot Gardiner, quoted in an interview by Richard Fairman, Financial Times, February 2014
- published: 07 Aug 2013
- views: 81984
Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:00
- Updated: 24 Nov 2009
- views: 525237
Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009.
Watc...
Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009.
Watch our channel at http://www.youtube.com/nationalorkestern
http://www.gso.se
https://wn.com/Gustavo_Dudamel_Beethoven_5_1St_Movement
Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009.
Watch our channel at http://www.youtube.com/nationalorkestern
http://www.gso.se
- published: 24 Nov 2009
- views: 525237
Funny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltz
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 12 May 2014
- views: 4721845
Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn ...
Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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THIS CLIP
Comedian and musician Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin. All comedy orchestral arrangements are his.
Join the Rainer Hersch fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@masterpiece.me.uk
DEUTSCH, FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Rainer Hersch führt seine Walzer basiert auf den Sounds in Windows XP
Rainer Hersch mène sa valse basée sur les sons utilisés dans Windows XP
Rainer Hersch realiza su vals basado en los sonidos utilizados en Windows XP
https://wn.com/Funny_Orchestra_Plays_Microsoft_Windows™_The_Waltz
Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j
LIKE HIS PAGE on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2e1mrWH
FOLLOW him on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rainerhersch
THIS CLIP
Comedian and musician Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin. All comedy orchestral arrangements are his.
Join the Rainer Hersch fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@masterpiece.me.uk
DEUTSCH, FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Rainer Hersch führt seine Walzer basiert auf den Sounds in Windows XP
Rainer Hersch mène sa valse basée sur les sons utilisés dans Windows XP
Rainer Hersch realiza su vals basado en los sonidos utilizados en Windows XP
- published: 12 May 2014
- views: 4721845
-
Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in the video to spark their interest in the conductor’s art and give them a taste of the great music it expresses.
published: 23 Sep 2014 -
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
Concert in the Cologne Philhamonic Hall, September 2012, Germany
published: 30 Mar 2013 -
Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
published: 11 Jun 2014 -
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
Edward Yudenich- conductor, student of professor V. Neymer. Uzbekistan State Orchestra.
published: 15 Sep 2012 -
Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD: http://amzn.to/1y6bxxs BUY the solo show CD: http://amzn.to/1KERjP3 JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j FOLLOW him on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rainerhersch FOLLOW him on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rainerhersch THIS CLIP Introducing the comedy of Rainer Hersch! Rainer conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Music includes Rossini William Tell Overture (excerpt), Leroy Anderson 'The Typewriter' (excerpt); Pizzicato Polka con...
published: 24 Apr 2013 -
The Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontana
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what great conducting is all about. Darko Butorac is establishing himself as one of the world’s most exciting young conductors. He currently serves as the Music Director of both the Tallahassee and Missoula Symphony Orchestras in the United States, and is the Principal Conductor of the Fidenza Opera Festival in Italy. Recent notable concerts include collaborations with philharmonic orchestras in Germany, Poland and Estonia, and a debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus with the Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at h...
published: 27 Mar 2015 -
How to Conduct an Orchestra
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft. Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert: The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one, two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one. So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the basic premise. There ...
published: 24 Apr 2012 -
The Conductor
In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra. To learn more about the conductor visit http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/explore/conducting Why not download our iPad app, 'The Orchestra', to learn even more? Visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/app for more information. "Have you seen the app called 'The Orchestra'? It is astonishing. For somebody who can't read music to learn how an orchestra functions, to be able to see from the perspective of a flute or a second violin, is really enlightening." - Sir John Eliot Gardiner, quoted in an interview by Richard Fairman, Financial Times, February 2014
published: 07 Aug 2013 -
Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009. Watch our channel at http://www.youtube.com/nationalorkestern http://www.gso.se
published: 24 Nov 2009 -
Funny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltz
Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j LIKE HIS PAGE on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2e1mrWH FOLLOW him on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rainerhersch THIS CLIP Comedian and musician Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. ABOUT RAINER HERSCH British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. H...
published: 12 May 2014
Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:36
- Updated: 23 Sep 2014
- views: 36565
This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in...
This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in the video to spark their interest in the conductor’s art and give them a taste of the great music it expresses.
https://wn.com/Class_Notes_What_Does_A_Conductor_Do
This Class Notes video answers the question "What Does a Conductor Do?" The vibrant American conductor Sarah Hicks interacts directly with the young students in the video to spark their interest in the conductor’s art and give them a taste of the great music it expresses.
- published: 23 Sep 2014
- views: 36565
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:51
- Updated: 30 Mar 2013
- views: 20628
Concert in the Cologne Philhamonic Hall, September 2012, Germany
- published: 30 Mar 2013
- views: 20628
Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:01
- Updated: 11 Jun 2014
- views: 160822
- published: 11 Jun 2014
- views: 160822
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:51
- Updated: 15 Sep 2012
- views: 491528
Edward Yudenich- conductor, student of professor V. Neymer.
Uzbekistan State Orchestra.
- published: 15 Sep 2012
- views: 491528
Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:03
- Updated: 24 Apr 2013
- views: 1825727
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD:...
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD: http://amzn.to/1y6bxxs BUY the solo show CD: http://amzn.to/1KERjP3 JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j
FOLLOW him on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rainerhersch
FOLLOW him on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rainerhersch
THIS CLIP
Introducing the comedy of Rainer Hersch! Rainer conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Music includes Rossini William Tell Overture (excerpt), Leroy Anderson 'The Typewriter' (excerpt); Pizzicato Polka conducting by juggling; Symphony for Audience, British Airways commercial rewritten; Who sits where diagrams; Blue Danube (excerpt); Radetzky March (excerpt). All arrangements by Rainer Hersch.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin.
Join his fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@thecomedy.biz
DEUTSCH
Die lustigste Orchester der Welt. Die Komödie von Rainer Hersch. Rainer schreibt und performed seine eigenen Shows und dies weltweit von Kanada zur Karibik, über Australien und Süd Afrika. Sein Repertoire reicht von solo stand-up zu seiner eigenen berüchtigten 8-Mann Band oder einem voll ausgewachsenen Symphonie Orchester (das er sich zeitweise ausleiht). Er schreibt eine nicht so ernsthafte Kolumne für das BBC Music Magazin, war in zahlreichen BBC TV Serien and hat mehrere Radio Sendungen geschrieben und produziert. Weitere Information und Kontakt: www.rainerhersch.com und management@thecomedy.biz
FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Le plus drôle orchestre du monde. La comédie de Rainer Hersch.
La orquesta más gracioso del mundo. La comedia de Rainer Hersch.
https://wn.com/Funniest_Classical_Orchestra_Ever..._Rainer_Hersch
Rainer Hersch conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY the concert DVD: http://amzn.to/1y6bxxs BUY the solo show CD: http://amzn.to/1KERjP3 JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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SUBSCRIBE to Rainer Hersch fan channel: http://bit.ly/1hGR52j
FOLLOW him on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rainerhersch
FOLLOW him on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rainerhersch
THIS CLIP
Introducing the comedy of Rainer Hersch! Rainer conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Music includes Rossini William Tell Overture (excerpt), Leroy Anderson 'The Typewriter' (excerpt); Pizzicato Polka conducting by juggling; Symphony for Audience, British Airways commercial rewritten; Who sits where diagrams; Blue Danube (excerpt); Radetzky March (excerpt). All arrangements by Rainer Hersch.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin.
Join his fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@thecomedy.biz
DEUTSCH
Die lustigste Orchester der Welt. Die Komödie von Rainer Hersch. Rainer schreibt und performed seine eigenen Shows und dies weltweit von Kanada zur Karibik, über Australien und Süd Afrika. Sein Repertoire reicht von solo stand-up zu seiner eigenen berüchtigten 8-Mann Band oder einem voll ausgewachsenen Symphonie Orchester (das er sich zeitweise ausleiht). Er schreibt eine nicht so ernsthafte Kolumne für das BBC Music Magazin, war in zahlreichen BBC TV Serien and hat mehrere Radio Sendungen geschrieben und produziert. Weitere Information und Kontakt: www.rainerhersch.com und management@thecomedy.biz
FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Le plus drôle orchestre du monde. La comédie de Rainer Hersch.
La orquesta más gracioso del mundo. La comedia de Rainer Hersch.
- published: 24 Apr 2013
- views: 1825727
The Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontana
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:09
- Updated: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 20137
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what gr...
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what great conducting is all about.
Darko Butorac is establishing himself as one of the world’s most exciting young conductors. He currently serves as the Music Director of both the Tallahassee and Missoula Symphony Orchestras in the United States, and is the Principal Conductor of the Fidenza Opera Festival in Italy. Recent notable concerts include collaborations with philharmonic orchestras in Germany, Poland and Estonia, and a debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus with the Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
https://wn.com/The_Language_Of_Conducting_|_Darko_Butorac_|_Tedxumontana
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the orchestra? Darko conducts the TEDxUMontana audience and explains what great conducting is all about.
Darko Butorac is establishing himself as one of the world’s most exciting young conductors. He currently serves as the Music Director of both the Tallahassee and Missoula Symphony Orchestras in the United States, and is the Principal Conductor of the Fidenza Opera Festival in Italy. Recent notable concerts include collaborations with philharmonic orchestras in Germany, Poland and Estonia, and a debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus with the Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
- published: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 20137
How to Conduct an Orchestra
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 44565
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft.
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how peopl...
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft.
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
https://wn.com/How_To_Conduct_An_Orchestra
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft.
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
Question: Explain some of the basic motions that you use to indicate how people should play.Alan Gilbert:
The basic premise of conducting is that you have to give a beat before
the sound. So if I want a sound to happen... say if we're counting one,
two, three, four, boom... and something happens on the next "one," so
if we're counting in four: one, two, three, four, one, two, three... If
something happens on the next 'one,' then I would have to make a motion
starting on "four." So I'll count... I go one, two, three, four, one.
So I start at the gesture before. Anything that happens, you have to
indicate it, you have to start indicating it a beat before. That's the
basic premise. There are more subtleties that can come into play, but
essentially you show things a beat before they happen. So if something
happens on 'three' -- one, two, three, four, one, two, three. I alter my
gesture on 'two' in order to show that something is gonna happen on the
next 'three' or on 'four' I go one, two, three, four—I just give a
little bit extra impetus on "four."Then, the next level is the
quality of sound. If you want it to be a sharp decisive sound, then you
give a more sharply defined, more decisive gesture. So one, two,
three, four, one -- you give more impetus. Or if you want a softer sound
one, two, three, four, one -you can give a more gentle sound. Or if
you want to show that... you can use the left hand to show that you want
more. There's the time that's going on, but within the gesture, you
can alter also the quality of sound. If the arm is very, very... if you
fill it with intensity, the sound will tend to be more active and more
rich. And if you allow the arm to be lighter and weightless, that is
also reflected in the sound.So those are the basic things...
just showing the time. Events have to be shown one beat before. Then
the quality of sound on those events can be affected by the speed of the
gesture, the intensity of the gesture, and also the texture, if you
will, of the body itself.Recorded on June 18, 2010Interviewed by David Hirschman
- published: 24 Apr 2012
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The Conductor
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In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra.
To learn more about ...
In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra.
To learn more about the conductor visit http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/explore/conducting
Why not download our iPad app, 'The Orchestra', to learn even more? Visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/app for more information.
"Have you seen the app called 'The Orchestra'? It is astonishing. For somebody who can't read music to learn how an orchestra functions, to be able to see from the perspective of a flute or a second violin, is really enlightening." - Sir John Eliot Gardiner, quoted in an interview by Richard Fairman, Financial Times, February 2014
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In this film, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor, Esa-Pekka Salonen, discusses in detail the role of the conductor in the orchestra.
To learn more about the conductor visit http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/explore/conducting
Why not download our iPad app, 'The Orchestra', to learn even more? Visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/app for more information.
"Have you seen the app called 'The Orchestra'? It is astonishing. For somebody who can't read music to learn how an orchestra functions, to be able to see from the perspective of a flute or a second violin, is really enlightening." - Sir John Eliot Gardiner, quoted in an interview by Richard Fairman, Financial Times, February 2014
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Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
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- Duration: 8:00
- Updated: 24 Nov 2009
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Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009.
Watc...
Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009.
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Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5 by Beethoven. This is the first movement. Recorded in may 2009.
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Funny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltz
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 12 May 2014
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Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn ...
Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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Comedian and musician Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin. All comedy orchestral arrangements are his.
Join the Rainer Hersch fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@masterpiece.me.uk
DEUTSCH, FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Rainer Hersch führt seine Walzer basiert auf den Sounds in Windows XP
Rainer Hersch mène sa valse basée sur les sons utilisés dans Windows XP
Rainer Hersch realiza su vals basado en los sonidos utilizados en Windows XP
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Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP. CHECK out Rainer Hersch: http://www.rainerhersch.com BUY STUFF http://bit.ly/2dZdYRn JOIN his mailing list: http://bit.ly/1oLyrXY
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THIS CLIP
Comedian and musician Rainer Hersch performs his waltz based on the sounds used in Windows XP with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London.
ABOUT RAINER HERSCH
British stand-up comedian Rainer Hersch has performed on every comedy stage in the UK and in more than thirty countries across the world. He has appeared thirteen times at Edinburgh Festival, headlined the famous Comedy Store and presented countless shows for BBC TV and Radio. A trained pianist and conductor, he also combines his comedy with music, leading orchestras from Australia to St Petersburg - including many Pops Concert series in the US and Canada. He has collaborated with some of the great names in classical music including Alfred Brendel, Nicola Benedetti, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and Marc-André Hamelin. All comedy orchestral arrangements are his.
Join the Rainer Hersch fan channel http://bit.ly/1hGR52j to check out his other clips. Rainer is available either solo or with orchestra and for performances in English, German, Spanish and French. For all enquiries: management@masterpiece.me.uk
DEUTSCH, FRANÇAIS, ESPAÑOL
Rainer Hersch führt seine Walzer basiert auf den Sounds in Windows XP
Rainer Hersch mène sa valse basée sur les sons utilisés dans Windows XP
Rainer Hersch realiza su vals basado en los sonidos utilizados en Windows XP
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Victoria Sanchez Orchestra conductor
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Tchaikovsky - Symphony № 5
Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor: Evgeny Mravinsky
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Schubert - Symphony No. 8 (Unfinished)
Israel Chamber Orchestra Conductor: Noam Sheriff
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L.v.Beethoven Symphony No.5, Karaganda symphony orchestra, Conductor Peter Gribanov
L.v.Beethoven Symphony No.5, Karaganda symphony orchestra, Conductor Peter Gribanov
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Rimsky Korsakov, "Scheherazade"
Brazilian Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Yeruham Scharovsky
published: 13 Jun 2016 -
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Seal - One night to remember
2005 Vox Artis Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor: Mike Duke
published: 29 Jan 2016 -
STRAVINSKY Symphony No1
Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra Conductor - Vakhtang Kakhidze Directed by - David Gersamia
published: 24 Nov 2015 -
A. Bruckner. Symphony 4
MusicAeterna Orchestra, conductor - Valeriy Platonov.
published: 26 Dec 2013
Victoria Sanchez Orchestra conductor
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 47:54
- Updated: 05 Jun 2017
- views: 16
- published: 05 Jun 2017
- views: 16
Tchaikovsky - Symphony № 5
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 44:13
- Updated: 14 May 2016
- views: 1471
Schubert - Symphony No. 8 (Unfinished)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 49:02
- Updated: 29 Nov 2016
- views: 15
Music of the Cinema _ Novosibirsk Philharmonic Orchestra
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:43:57
- Updated: 30 Dec 2015
- views: 451
L.v.Beethoven Symphony No.5, Karaganda symphony orchestra, Conductor Peter Gribanov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:47
- Updated: 15 Feb 2017
- views: 106
L.v.Beethoven Symphony No.5, Karaganda symphony orchestra, Conductor Peter Gribanov
- published: 15 Feb 2017
- views: 106
Rimsky Korsakov, "Scheherazade"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 45:54
- Updated: 13 Jun 2016
- views: 40
G.Bizet-R.Scshedrin, Carmen-Suite,Karaganda symphony orchestra,Conductor Peter Gribanov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 44:57
- Updated: 16 Mar 2015
- views: 93
Seal - One night to remember
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 44:08
- Updated: 29 Jan 2016
- views: 5673
STRAVINSKY Symphony No1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 46:09
- Updated: 24 Nov 2015
- views: 3635
Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra
Conductor - Vakhtang Kakhidze
Directed by - David Gersamia
- published: 24 Nov 2015
- views: 3635
A. Bruckner. Symphony 4
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:08:19
- Updated: 26 Dec 2013
- views: 1077
MusicAeterna Orchestra, conductor - Valeriy Platonov.
MusicAeterna Orchestra, conductor - Valeriy Platonov.
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6:36
Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
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Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
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3:51
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
Concert in the Cologne Philhamonic Hall, September 2012, Germany
published: 30 Mar 2013
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
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Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
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Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
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9:51
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
Edward Yudenich- conductor, student of professor V. Neymer.
Uzbekistan State Orchestra.
published: 15 Sep 2012
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
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8:03
Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
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Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
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11:09
The Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontana
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the or...
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The Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontana
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2:15
How to Conduct an Orchestra
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft.
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How to Conduct an Orchestra
How to Conduct an Orchestra
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8:17
The Conductor
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The Conductor
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8:00
Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
Gustavo Dudamel conducts Gothenburg Symphony (where he is music director) in Symphony no 5...
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Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
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3:16
Funny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltz
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Funny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltz
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Class Notes: What Does a Conductor Do?
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3:51
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
Concert in the Cologne Philhamonic Hall, September 2012, Germany
published: 30 Mar 2013
Georges Bizet: Farandole - Beijing Symphony Orchestra - Heinz Walter Florin, Conductor
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24:01
Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
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Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
Gerard Schwarz gives a Conducting Lesson
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9:51
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
Edward Yudenich- conductor, student of professor V. Neymer.
Uzbekistan State Orchestra.
published: 15 Sep 2012
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
Edward Yudenich (8 years old) conducts Liszt "Les Preludes"
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8:03
Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
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Funniest Classical Orchestra Ever... - Rainer Hersch
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The Language of Conducting | Darko Butorac | TEDxUMontana
Does anyone really know what a conductor is doing when he waves his hands around at the or...
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2:15
How to Conduct an Orchestra
The conductor demonstrates some of the basic hand motions involved in his craft.
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How to Conduct an Orchestra
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8:17
The Conductor
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Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
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Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
Gustavo Dudamel & Beethoven 5 - 1st movement
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3:16
Funny! Orchestra plays Microsoft Windows™ - the waltz
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Victoria Sanchez Orchestra conductor
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44:13
Tchaikovsky - Symphony № 5
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Tchaikovsky - Symphony № 5
Tchaikovsky - Symphony № 5
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49:02
Schubert - Symphony No. 8 (Unfinished)
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Music of the Cinema _ Novosibirsk Philharmonic Orchestra
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L.v.Beethoven Symphony No.5, Karaganda symphony orchestra, Conductor Peter Gribanov
L.v.Beethoven Symphony No.5, Karaganda symphony orchestra, Conductor Peter Gribanov
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45:54
Rimsky Korsakov, "Scheherazade"
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G.Bizet-R.Scshedrin, Carmen-Suite,Karaganda symphony orchestra,Conductor Peter Gribanov
G.Bizet-R.Scshedrin, Carmen-Suite,Karaganda symphony orchestra,Conductor Peter Gribanov
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G.Bizet-R.Scshedrin, Carmen-Suite,Karaganda symphony orchestra,Conductor Peter Gribanov
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Seal - One night to remember
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Seal - One night to remember
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STRAVINSKY Symphony No1
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School raising funds to compete overseas
Edit The Star 11 Jun 2017
A school symphony orchestra is set to share the stage with local music legends next month ... ....
E3 2017: Kingdom Hearts 3 Trailer Debuts at Kingdom Hearts Orchestra
Edit Shacknews 11 Jun 2017
Orchestra fans were surprised in Los Angeles tonight as Square Enix unveiled the newest Kingdom Hearts 3 trailer. Pete and Maleficent make a return along with character's from Disney's Hercules. Mount Olympus as well as Hercules and Hades are featured in the trailer. This comes as a surprise as E3 2017 doesn't kick into full gear for a few more days. Please take a look ... ....
Kingdom Hearts III - New Trailer
Edit Gamespot 11 Jun 2017
Take a look at the brand new Kingdom Hearts III trailer shown during the KH Orchestra World Tour ... ....
Here's The Latest Kingdom Hearts III Trailer
Edit Kotaku 11 Jun 2017
... YouTube, after premiering it at the “Kingdom Hearts Orchestra” concert tonight in Los Angeles....
Straight from the heart: Hong Kong prisoners to perform with Tin Shui Wai orchestra on ...
Edit South China Morning Post 11 Jun 2017
Twelve young convicts from Cape Collinson Correctional Institution aged 14 to 21 will join forces with 100 orchestra members from the Tin Shui Wai-based Music for Our Young Foundation to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to China. “The act of returning... ....
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