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Hello everyone, I am Stephen Takayuki Charette, the orchestral conductor.
Today I would like to share a question from one of my students, Nori.
A question from Nori
“This is a question to the musician Takayuki Charette.
As a Japanese person, When I listen to the waltz in Die Fledermaus, I can’t hear the 3 beats.
The 2nd beat seems long to me. Why is this?”
Have you ever noticed this unique rhythm of the Viennese waltz?
This question was so interesting that I created an original video to answer the question.
I even compared the performances of both Seiji Ozawa and Carlos Kleiber.
Please check it out!
The videos used in this channel are linked below for your reference.
Johann Strauss II - Die Fledermaus / Wiener Philharmoniker
Seiji Ozawa- New Year's Concert 2002
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dp73Jzypw8
Carlos Kleiber - New Year's Concert 1989
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HDmIFT0pHY
If you have any questions or opinions, please post them to the "教えてスティーブン (Suggestion Box)".
I will also answer any questions that come to my attention in my tutor’s column or even on Stephen’s Channel.
Thank you!
Stephen T. Charette
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