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The silence that follows the music

Title: The silence that follows the music [videorecording] / a film by Paul Smaczny ; production of Euroarts, in cooperationwith ZDF, Deutsche Welle TV, ORF.
Publication: München : Arthaus Musik, [2002?], c1996.

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Description

1 videodisc (60 min.) : sd., col. & b&w; 4 3/4 in.

Summary

"This documentary film The silence that follows the music not only shows Claudio Abbado in direct artistic contact with 'his' three orchestras-- it also lets instrumentalists, soloists, producers and colleagues such as Zubin Mehta, Daniel Barenboim, and Pierre Boulez have their say. Their assessments, combined with the words of the maestro himself, create a comprehensive picture of an exceptional artist and worldclass conductor that offers a fascinating insight into the man behind the music"--Program notes.

Alternative Title

Claudio Abbado a portrait

Subject

Note

Program notes in German, English, and French (17 p.) inserted in container.

Credits (note)

Written, produced and directed by Paul Smaczny ; executive porducer Bernd Hellthaler.

Event (note)

Filmed in Venice at Gran Teatro la Fenice, Feb. 1995; in Salzburg at the Festspielhaus, Apr. 1995; and in Paris at the Cité de la Musique, Aug. 1995.

System Details (note)

DVD 5; NTSC; picture format: 4:3; region codes: 1, 3-8; PCM stereo.

Language (note)

Spoken principally in German with portions in English and French; optional subtitles in English, French, or Spanish.

Contents

Working with the Berlin Philharmonic (11:01) -- Working with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe (6:01) -- Education : first success with the Vienna Philharmonic (10:49) -- Working with the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra (10:19) -- About teamwork (9:58) -- The Easter Festival Salzburg (8:01) -- About silence (2:43).

Call Number

*LDV 102

LCCN

807280104998

OCLC

52245038

Title

The silence that follows the music [videorecording] / a film by Paul Smaczny ; production of Euroarts, in cooperationwith ZDF, Deutsche Welle TV, ORF.

Imprint

München : Arthaus Musik, [2002?], c1996.

System Details

DVD 5; NTSC; picture format: 4:3; region codes: 1, 3-8; PCM stereo.

Performer

Claudio Abbado, with contributions of Pierre Boulez, Zubin Mehta, Daniel Barenboim, and Maximilian Schell.

Credits

Written, produced and directed by Paul Smaczny ; executive porducer Bernd Hellthaler.

Event

Filmed in Venice at Gran Teatro la Fenice, Feb. 1995; in Salzburg at the Festspielhaus, Apr. 1995; and in Paris at the Cité de la Musique, Aug. 1995.

Language

Spoken principally in German with portions in English and French; optional subtitles in English, French, or Spanish.

Added Author

Smaczny, Paul. Producer. Director

Hellthaler, Bernd. Producer

Abbado, Claudio.

Boulez, Pierre, 1925-2016.

Mehta, Zubin.

Barenboim, Daniel, 1942-

Schell, Maximilian.

Berliner Philharmoniker. Performer

Chamber Orchestra of Europe. Performer

Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester. Performer

EuroArts Music International GmbH. Production personnel

Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen. Production personnel

Deutsche Welle TV. Production personnel

Österreichischer Rundfunk. Production personnel

Arthaus Musik (Firm)

Other Standard Identifier

807280104998

Publisher No.

101 049 Arthaus Musik

Research Call Number

*LDV 102 Notes on file.

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