Re: Celibidache Beethoven 3

On Tue, 26 Nov 2024 4:11:45 +0000, palsing wrote:

On Tue, 26 Nov 2024 1:22:32 +0000, DeepBlue wrote:
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On Mon, 25 Nov 2024 23:43:20 +0000, palsing wrote:
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On Mon, 25 Nov 2024 23:01:37 +0000, DeepBlue wrote:
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On Mon, 25 Nov 2024 20:51:50 +0000, palsing wrote:
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Can someone knowledgeable confirm that this is correct?
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https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=HOW+TO+PRONOUN+E+THE+CONDICTOR+%22Celibidache%22&mid=5A9AE796434A5CAACDB25A9AE796434A5CAACDB2&FORM=VIRE
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I have no clue but would like to know.

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It is correct within reasonable
dialect variance. The speaker
does not have a 100% official
Bucharest TV News accent. She
sounds like someone from the
Northern part of the country
who is trying hard to speak
with a Bucharest accent.
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Celibidache was himself from
Northern Romania, aka Western
Moldova.
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Hope this helps.

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All I can say is that my own guess
about that pronunciation would not
have been even close.
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Thanks!

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You are most welcome. Just curious
about the reason for your curiosity:
how does it matter? Isn't music the
universal language? ;-)
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Cheers!

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I would only like to be properly informed. Is that so strange to you? If
I were to be in a conversation with someone about this subject matter, I
would certainly want to pronounce the name of the conductor properly.
Wouldn't you want to do the same?

Yeah, this is empathy — Dan doesn’t really have it, as we can see here
again ;)
How does it matter he asks… and you have to explain to him as if he were
a toddler why you would want to know it…
This is pseudo-stupidity — also connected to his pathological narcissism

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Sure, music is a universal language, no translation required, but an
artist deserves to have his name pronounced correctly... doesn't he? Why
do you find it odd that I want to know this?

Has nothing to do with you, he just likes to stir up conflict for no
reason at all — well for attention and whatever…