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{\an8}The great city of Iași is gathered today
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to honour one of our nation's bravest,
most devoted servants.
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COME TO BERLIN IMMEDIATELY.
PROFESSOR HEINZ TIESSEN.
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Professor, it's me!
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Professor Tiessen, it's me. Celibidache...
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Celibidache!
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Celibidache.
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Come in. Quickly!
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Managed to get some chicken today.
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Your hands...
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Sergiu, your hands.
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What?
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Your hands are as free as a bird!
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Conduct.
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Sorry?
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Conduct your score Sergiu. I play.
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Yes...
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No! You cannot do that.
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You cannot open your arms like that.
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It makes you weak
in front of the orchestra.
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You must always be in control
of the orchestra.
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Always in control.
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Otherwise they will eat you alive.
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Better. Much better!
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Yes!
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You feel the music so clearly.
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The music flows through you.
This is just sublime.
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That's fine Professor,
but I want to be a composer.
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My dear Sergiu,
you can compose all your life.
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You're very good at it.
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But I can see clearly:
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conducting is your ticket
into the Conservatory.
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You're so natural, so light and graceful.
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Again!
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This is it.
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You will find, on the list
I have just pinned to the board,
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the names of the successful candidates
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for the Conservatory's
forthcoming student intake.
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In addition, to Mister...
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Sergiu Celibidache,
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admission is granted
with a special distinction
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"for excellence in conducting".
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We're in, Professor!
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We're in!
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Look!
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You did it.
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Congratulations.
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Heil Hitler. Good morning. Be seated.
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Gentlemen, for today's lesson,
we shall discuss
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your own perception and appreciation
of my concert of yesterday.
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I trust you enjoyed it.
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Who would like to share their thoughts?
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Celibidache?
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I'd rather not elaborate.
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Please.
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I... I thought the concert
had some slight flaws.
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Mistakes even.
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Mistakes?
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Well, first, the tempo was too fast.
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Much too fast.
Especially in the first movement.
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And then, you still prioritised
the first violins
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after the melody had been taken over
by the second violins.
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In other words,
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you are starting a sentence
that you're not finishing.
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Who else thought it was too fast?
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I strongly disagree.
I thought the tempo was just right.
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And the balance between the violins, remarkable.
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Sorry you didn't get it.
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Well, you see, this becomes
a purely subjective point of view.
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Our Viennese friend here
seems to have appreciated the concert.
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Mr. Celibidache...
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If your talent is
as big as your arrogance,
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you might actually go very far.
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Until then, you will learn
from those who have the experience
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and have been chosen to teach you.
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Thank you, Sir. I will.
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Wonderful... So, where were we?
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Stop!
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Bit late?
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On my way home, officer.
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Search him.
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Romanian...
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Drop your trousers!
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Sorry?!
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Your trousers. Do it!
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Carry on!
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We can't see anything!
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Lucky you. Too small!
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Leave it. Romanian asshole!
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Go on. Get out of here.
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Lucky for him he's not a Jew.
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Jews... Romanians. Same scum.
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Perhaps I should have shot him anyway.
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He's not worth the bullet.
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The instability of the intervals
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gives it a strangeness,
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a sinister tension, a menace.
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I understand you, Sergiu.
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We all feel helpless.
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But music is your gift, your weapon.
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Performing the music of the great masters.
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And perhaps your own, too one day.
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That's how you can bring
a glimmer of hope during this madness.
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Use your gift.
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Share it with the world!
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So much tension,
yet the bird is still asleep.
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You see! Only the Russian repertoire
offers such diversity.
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Fire under the most delicate cover.
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Stravinsky is like Dostoevsky,
but in musical language.
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Now don't mention any of this
at the Conservatory tomorrow.
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Russian art has now been
totally forbidden.
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- Yes?
- Understood.
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Stop!
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You papers please!
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Quick!
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With me!
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The Berlin Philharmonic.
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- They're looking for a new conductor.
- What about Furtwängler?
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He can't. He conducted under Hitler.
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They need to break away from their past.
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They need new blood.
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The Americans are holding a contest
to select the new Conductor.
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What does that have to do with me?
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Everything, young man.
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It has everything to do with you.
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Professor, you know full well
I want to be a composer.
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I have so much to say with my music.
Especially now. Everything I've seen...
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Your voice will be heard, Sergiu.
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But for now, we must build you a platform,
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and this opportunity to conduct
the world's greatest orchestra
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is a godsend!
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I don't stand a chance.
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I barely speak the language.
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You speak Music.
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Ten a.m. tomorrow.
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Titania Palast.
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{\an8}BERLIN RISES FROM THE ASHES
UNDER NEW ROMANIAN SENSATION
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That was wunderkind Sergiu Celibidache
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conducting the Berlin Philharmonic
from the Titania Palast Theatre.
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- Wonderful finale, Sergiu.
- It was shit, Professor.
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Calm down, Sergiu.
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Thank you.
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Mr. Mayor.
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So beautiful and moving!
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Our broken Berlin needs hope
in these difficult times.
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Artists like you.
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Your music belongs
to the people and on records of course.
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Let me introduce you
to Professor Dr. Piendl,
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the new head of Deutsche Grammophon.
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A pleasure to finally meet you.
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Brilliant!
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I wish we had it in the can.
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Well, there were a few... errors tonight.
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Hence the beauty of being able to erase
any little imperfections on the recording.
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And reach perfection.
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Yes, maybe.
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Maestro, I cannot wait to give you a tour
of the Deutsche Grammophon studios.
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Second to none.
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Nothing like what you experienced
in London.
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I personally guarantee it.
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Looking forward to it.
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- I'll call you.
- Yes, good evening.
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Maestro Furtwängler, can we talk later?
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You are sabotaging your career, young man!
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This orchestra is the best in the world.
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If I could conduct it,
you certainly can too.
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Learn to compromise.
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Or your days here are numbered.
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I want to introduce you
to a dear friend of mine...
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Martin Steinke.
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BERLIN RISES FROM THE ASHES
UNDER NEW ROMANIAN SENSATION
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IDA HAENDEL IN HOLY CITY, UNDER THE SPELL
OF KING SERGIU CELIBIDACHE
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Shall we?
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