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Herbert von Karajan: "During any concert that is done with great preparation, I don't hear the music anymore - I just live it. It absorbs me. Every concert is a mystical experience, an ecstacy."
Herbert von Karajan:"Während jedes Konzertes, das ich intensiv vorbereitet habe, höre ich die Musik nicht mehr - ich lebe sie. Sie nimmt mich völlig in sich auf. Jedes Konzert ist ein mystisches Erlebnis, eine Ekstase."
Herbert von Karajan:"Während jedes Konzertes, das ich intensiv vorbereitet habe, höre ich die Musik nicht mehr - ich lebe sie. Sie nimmt mich völlig in sich auf. Jedes Konzert ist ein mystisches Erlebnis, eine Ekstase."
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On December 7, 1980, Leonard Bernstein received the Kennedy Center Honor for lifetime contributions to American culture through the performing arts. His co-recipients were James Cagney, Leontyne Price, Lynn Fontanne and Agnes de Mille.
At the White House reception for the honorees, President Jimmy Carter said:
“Leonard Bernstein single-handedly, or I might say, with both hands and his entire body, as a matter of fact— [laughter] —has brought great music as a vital part of the personal lives of literally millions of Americans and people throughout the world with his deep commitment, his knowledge of communication, his ability as a teacher, and the inner commitment that makes his words and his attitudes a kind of a burning inspiration to those who have admired his own works and the way he interprets and explains the fine works of others. In motion pictures, on Broadway, in the concert hall, and, I am thankful to say, here in the White House, he's been a favorite of us and of millions of his fellow Americans."
At the White House reception for the honorees, President Jimmy Carter said:
“Leonard Bernstein single-handedly, or I might say, with both hands and his entire body, as a matter of fact— [laughter] —has brought great music as a vital part of the personal lives of literally millions of Americans and people throughout the world with his deep commitment, his knowledge of communication, his ability as a teacher, and the inner commitment that makes his words and his attitudes a kind of a burning inspiration to those who have admired his own works and the way he interprets and explains the fine works of others. In motion pictures, on Broadway, in the concert hall, and, I am thankful to say, here in the White House, he's been a favorite of us and of millions of his fellow Americans."
