L. V. Beethoven

Greeting to Abbado

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Opening post by LuigiB

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Dearest friends, today a great conductor and musician, Claudio Abbado, passed away, as well as a great interpreter of numerous composers including Beethoven. It seemed right to me to remember him also in this forum.

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Reply 3 by Boesendorfer

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Thank you, Claudio, for everything you have done for music and young musicians.

Thank you for introducing me to and making me love Mahler's music.

Thank you.

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Reply 6 by francy

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I spent wonderful hours and experienced profound emotions thanks to the humanity they conveyed: they conducted not instruments but souls, bringing out all their complexity and all their beauty... A great master in the ability to make them dialogue and interact with grace and power, together..

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Reply 9 by MassimoVanBeethoven

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A very great loss for music.

I especially remember his conducting of the Berliners (1989-2002), that of the Viennese (as guest conductor) and his Beethoven recordings, ALL splendid.

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Reply 12 by LuigiB

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Homage to Abbado in Milan with the Adagio from Beethoven's third symphony.

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Reply 14 by pianoexpert

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A great absence. But as a wise journalist said, "Geniuses do not die.. they vanish". He will always be with us. We must also give him a special Thank You for what he has done for young musicians and more.

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Reply 15 by torrese

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I agree with what was expressed by Maestro Paolo Ferrarelli, of whom I am proud to be a student and friend.

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Reply 16 by MassimoVanBeethoven

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I have just finished watching Baremboim's beautiful tribute to his friend Abbado at La Scala.

Instead of the broadcast only on RAI5, I would have had it broadcast on unified networks RAI+MEDIASET+LA7 and I would have had national mourning proclaimed.

For whom else if not for Claudio Abbado?

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Reply 19 by ttw

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These images are significant: in the last ten years of his life, Claudio Abbado had somehow repudiated Milan by moving to live in Bologna; he no longer recognized his birthplace, which, according to him, was dedicated exclusively to cultivating selfish economic interests, with his local government doing little or nothing for the community and the public good. The Milanese people understood, demonstrating it tonight with an incredible turnout, that Abbado was not speaking about Milanese people in general, but about the political class that in recent years had moved the decision-making levers of power, debasing an entire city.

http://video.repubblica.it/edizione/milano/abbado-in-migliaia-in-piazza-della-scala-per-l-ultimo-saluto/153964/152466
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