konke okunye okungahambi kahle. kuyisibopho sethu ukuthi sazi zonke izinqubomgomo okungenzeka zisebenze kuzo zonke izindawo zebhizinisi lethu. "Ngimchazela ukuthi bengiyofuna amanzi okuphuza kodwa wangangizwa wathetha waze wangibizela ehhovisi. Ngaya khona wafika wangisayinisa isexwayiso wathi kuyicala ukusuka endaweni yokusebenza." KUPHAZAMISEKE ukusebenza esikhungweni i-University of South Africa (Unisa) eThekwini emva kombhikisho wezitshudeni ebezikhala ngemiphumela nezinye izimfuno. Izitshudeni zakule nyuvesi zingenele umbhikisho izolo nangoLwesithathu zikhala ngokuthi le nyuvesi ayizishayi mkhuba izimfuno zazo. takashi asahina (b. july 9, 1908d. dec. 29, 2001), was credited with popularizing the austro--german repertoireespecially bruckner, beethoven, and mahlerin japan and had one of the longest careers of any conductor, remaining professionally active virtually right up until his death at the age of 93. a self--taught violinist, asahina abandoned a legal career and worked as a department--store clerk and a railroad engineer before apprenticing himself to russian conductor emmanuel metter in the early 1930s. asahina made his conducting debut in 1939 and founded the kansai symphony orchestra (now the osaka philharmonic orchestra) in 1947 and remained its musical director until he passed away.