Newsgroup: it.arti.musica.classica
Titolo: ITissimo - 2007: Appendo la bacchetta al chiodo e faccio il concorso alle Poste

cdo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrL9pTaeA3I&mode=related&search=
Guardatelo, è supremo!!!
Un braccio di una precisione mai vista, nemmeno tra quelli che fanno il 
mestiere (e carriera).
Buon anno a tutti
GLZ.'. 

Gian Luigi Zampieri .'. ha scritto:
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ROTFL, ma veramente !! Gags a parte, il braccio è assolutamente 
di gran classe !!
Buon anno anche a te :-)
M.


E' bellissimo anche questo!! ^______^
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxAh7cDUatQ&mode=related&search=
Chiara & Emanuele & Jocker & Bizet & Gattina Bebč

 GLZ.'.
Gippe
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxAh7cDUatQ&mode=related&search=
LOL
è bravissimo, ma che genio!!!
Z

 mestiere (e carriera).
Ho il video completo di quella serata: è strepitoso!
d

 Buon anno a tutti
Ma Danny Kaye aveva qualcisa a che fare col mondo orchestrale? Molte sue 
gags hanno l'orchestra come pretesto....
Buon anno anche a te!
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Marco Marcelli - Genova
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"Tutto cio' che e' umano e' imperfetto. Tranne Mozart" (Zazie)

Buon anno anche a te!
Credo che fosse autodidatta e, da quanto ho letto in giro, non sapeva
leggere la musica, ma era un talento straordinario e multiforme.
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/database/kaye_d.html
IL penultimo paragrafo è assolutamente IT  ;-)
Danny Kaye was a great American entertainer with an enormous creative
range, encompassing dance, popular song, classical music, complicated
verse, impersonation and improvisation, which melded together into an
utterly unique style. He was equally popular and at home on the stage,
television, the silver screen, and radio. Over the course of his
career, Kaye’s talents were lauded as deeply original and American.
Born David Daniel Kaminsky in Brooklyn in 1913, Danny Kaye was the son
of an immigrant Russian tailor. After dropping out of high school he
worked for a radio station and later as a comedian in the Catskills.
Known as "the Borscht Belt," the venues throughout the Catskills were
often a place for comedians and other entertainers to experiment.
After his solo success in the Catskills, the young Kaye joined the
dancing act of Dave Harvey and Kathleen Young in 1933. On opening
night he lost his balance and the audience broke into a roar of
laughter. He would later incorporate this into his act. Throughout the
late 1930s Kaye went out and performed on his own—often with material
written by his wife, Sylvia Fine.
In 1939 Kaye made his Broadway debut in "The Straw Hat Revue."
Enjoying growing popularity, Kaye won over the Broadway crowd that
same year with his show-stopping comic singing in "Lady in the Dark,"
in which he rattled off the names of more than fifty polysyllabic
Russian composers in thirty-nine seconds in a song called
"Tchaikovsky." Throughout the early 1940s he performed night club
acts, on Broadway, and to support the troops overseas during World War
II. Though Kaye had appeared in his first film in 1937, it wasn’t
until almost ten years later that his film career hit its stride.
As Kaye was already one of the most popular entertainers of his time,
Hollywood spared no expense in creating movies that would best
showcase his talents. Throughout his career he starred in seventeen
movies, including THE KID FROM BROADWAY (1946), THE SECRET LIFE OF
WALTER MITTY (1947), THE INSPECTOR GENERAL (1949), HANS CHRISTIAN
ANDERSEN (1952), and the incomparable THE COURT JESTER (1956). In THE
COURT JESTER, Kaye displays the vocal talents which made him famous
when he says simply, "The pellet with the poison’s in the vessel with
the pestle, the chalice from the palace has the brew that is true" 
A strong advocate for social responsibility, in 1954 Kaye began his
long-standing association with the United Nation’s Children’s Fund,
and that same year won a special Academy Award for his humanitarian
work. Throughout the late 1950s and early 1960s Kaye continued to work
in the movies and in 1963 had his own television show. THE DANNY KAYE
SHOW ran for four years and was an enormous hit, winning an Emmy in
its first season. Though the 1970s and 1980s found Kaye less popular,
he continued to be a strong supporter of UNICEF, and appeared in their
short film, PIED PIPER. Of his many charitable performances, his work
for symphony musicians' pension funds was the most popular. He raised
more than ten million dollars by performing benefit concerts, where he
was known to conduct "The Flight of the Bumble Bee" with a flyswatter.
In one of his final performances, Kaye proved the versatility of his
talent and earned rave reviews for his impassioned portrayal of a
Holocaust survivor in the 1981 television move SKOKIE.
In 1987 Kaye died of a heart attack in Los Angeles, California. An
amazing actor, singer, dancer, comic, and all-around entertainer, Kaye
was a Renaissance man off the stage as well, where he was a celebrated
chef, a baseball team owner, and an airplane pilot, flying everything
from Piper Cubs to Boeing 747’s. His deep and continued commitment to
the betterment of the peoples of the world was an inspiration to all,
and his intelligent humor created a style all his own that made him
one of the most beloved entertainers of his time.
Chiara & Emanuele & Jocker & Bizet & Gattina Bebè

 Buon anno anche a te!
Come ha detto qui sotto Daniel Pennac pare non sapesse nemmeno leggere la 
Musica.
Perfino Giulini mi raccontava enstusiasta di averlo visto "dirigere" come 
fosse un direttore vero.
Mi ricordo di averlo visto tanti anni fa in TV, e Davidino lo può 
confermare, con un Trepak dello Schiaccianoci assolutamente travolgente e 
alla fine.... passava pure in uno (in gergo: cambiava gesto con lo stringere 
del tempo verso la fine).
In quanto a chiarezza e felicità gestuale Danny Kaye sovrasta molti dei 
direttori in commercio (me compreso).
GLZ.'. 

 Born David Daniel Kaminsky in Brooklyn in 1913,
il solito ebreo fanfarone
;-)
Z

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a questo punto e' d'obbligo un tuo commento su quello che ne pensano i
musicisti che dovrebbro esserne "diretti"...cosa gli manca per essere
un "direttore"? l'incapacita di fare le prove con i professori
d'orchestra? e' un gesto chiaro ma in qualche modo "falso"?

 d'orchestra? e' un gesto chiaro ma in qualche modo "falso"?
In attesa di Gianluigi provo a risponderti io : immagina un 
bambino di sei anni che palleggia per ore senza un errore. E' 
pronto per giocare in serie A ? Certo che no, perchè la 
professione di calciatore ad alto livello richiede doti 
atletiche, tecniche e tattiche che lui non può possedere, però 
in *un* aspetto tecnico certo non secondario del gioco del 
calcio dimostra talento e naturalezza incredibili. Nel caso di 
Danny Kaye, c'è *un* aspetto tecnico della direzione, la tecnica 
di braccio che molti passano anni a studiare (o così dovrebbero 
fare) che gli riesce incredibilmente naturale ed efficace, ma 
certo ciò non basta a farne un direttore. Ciononostante, quella 
naturalezza sarà invidiata da molti direttori, così come molti 
calciatori professionisti per quanto si allenino non arriveranno 
ad eguagliare quando palleggiano la naturalezza di quel ragazzino.
M.

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Io ho quello della sua partecipazione al Muppet Show, per i
nostalgici, si trova su Mulo! ^________^
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