Absorbing performance - this conductor knows how to involve the audience into the action
Do you like classic music? This conductor knows not only how to please the audience's ears, but also entertain them and involve into the music-making. We bet you'll like this performance.
Daniel Barenboim is a very famous conductor from Israel who likes to communicate with the audience, involving them into the process of music-making. Radetzky march is a composition in which everybody can take part. Watch, enjoy and clap!
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