Quote of the day ...
Dec. 8th, 2010 07:34 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
scottishlassThere are not a lot of people that impress me all the way ... body, spirit, soul.
Watching an interview with Yoel Gamzou, conductor and composer, this young guy left me both inspired and impressed.
„Meine Regel lautet: Lebe so, dass du morgen sterben könntest – restlos zufrieden mit dem, was du gemacht hast.“ Yoel Gamzou
My rule is as follows: Live life in such a way that if you died tomorrow, you'd be completely content with the things you have done.
Yoel is a wunderkind. When he was seven, he was introduced to the musical work of Gustav Mahler. He become obsessed and music, esp. Mahler's, became his calling. He finished high school when he was 14, and with 15 he went to New York to study music. He is now 23 and master conductor of the Munich Symphoniker and also finished Mahler's 10th Unfinished Symphony.
With his talent and passion he sort of reminds me of Leonard Bernstein. I hope his future career will lead him to even greater heights and more success.
Watching an interview with Yoel Gamzou, conductor and composer, this young guy left me both inspired and impressed.
„Meine Regel lautet: Lebe so, dass du morgen sterben könntest – restlos zufrieden mit dem, was du gemacht hast.“ Yoel Gamzou
My rule is as follows: Live life in such a way that if you died tomorrow, you'd be completely content with the things you have done.
Yoel is a wunderkind. When he was seven, he was introduced to the musical work of Gustav Mahler. He become obsessed and music, esp. Mahler's, became his calling. He finished high school when he was 14, and with 15 he went to New York to study music. He is now 23 and master conductor of the Munich Symphoniker and also finished Mahler's 10th Unfinished Symphony.
With his talent and passion he sort of reminds me of Leonard Bernstein. I hope his future career will lead him to even greater heights and more success.
