Gustavo Dudamel : The Best Of

I love a man who loves his job. He is so inspiring! Love, love, love!!!

I am enough old, and since I discovered Gustavo Dudamel I think I know what I will be in my next life - a conductor - sure!

I was so fortunate to see him often during most of his tenure in Los Angeles. Then I moved to Colorado, and he will move to NYC. But I consider myself as lucky as the NY Phil. He enriched my life.

I wish I could give this so many more likes. Love this compilation love Gustavo Dudamel. Thank you, thank you thank you.

Addicted! 🎉🎉🎉 The world needs more Gustavo means Gustavo!!!

Sin menospreciar a los demás directores, para mí es un auténtico genio, el mejor , cuanta pasión y amor por la música LO AMO MAESTRO ! 💓💓💓

You and I would get along quite nicely, I think. Dudamel is my favorite conductor and Dvorâk 9 is my favorite symphony.

Gustavo Dudamel point my attention to the conductor job. Never before that I didn't think about what colossal hard work stays behind every piece to be performed by orchestra. His expressions makes me feel the music with my eyes.

Dudamel has an amazing sense of humour, incredibly passionate in conducting. His passion always motivates me to practice more and more 👏

He just brings me joy!! Got to attend his concert in Seoul. It was on my bucket list. Divine!!

Extraordinario!! Genial!!

He is the best!! Such passion when he conducts. He brings out the best in the orchestra. He is the music.

Spettacolo nello spettacolo !!!!!!! Dirige con le mani con gli occhi di con il sorriso anche i ricci hanno un ruolo.....tanti applausi meritatissimi !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gustavo Dudamel, el mejor director de orquesta del mundo. Como lo admiro!!!!!❤❤❤

Maybe I shouldn't be so vulnerable in a YouTube comment, but I think there's a reason I've been drawn to Dudamel videos in the past week. There's something about him. Not just charisma or charm (or great hair), but something I've been missing. I've had a really rough 6 months, and my mental state has been abysmal. More often than not, I've started to lose hope that there is anything in life that isn't horrible or painful. The human experience has started to seem like a nuisance at best, and pointless torture at worst. I often wish there was a simple way out, one that wouldn't hurt anyone. But when I watch Gustavo conduct, I immediately feel uplifted. Even after I'm done watching, I'm left with a deeper sense of inspiration from the joy he always exudes when in front of an orchestra - and even in interviews, he seems full of hope and excitement for life, wanting to do everything he can to make life better and more beautiful for others. He's 42 now, but even after all these years, conducting still seems to provide him a sense of childlike glee. I haven't felt that passionate about anything in a long time. I used to love music so much - playing piano, singing in choir, playing viola in orchestra, and composing music. Music always made me feel better. Now I'm in too much of a dark place to do any of that. But I feel like... if the moment I'm watching on screen can exist as part of the human experience, maybe there is some good in life. I mean, obviously, I can't experience exactly what he's experiencing. I'm not a world-renowned conductor, nor am I a prodigy at anything or skilled at much. But if there's joy of a feeling of purpose there, it stands to reason that I can find some of that too. If anyone has read this far, maybe this resonates with you too? I don't know exactly what to do to improve my mental health, but I want to at least try.

he's amazing :trophy-yellow-smiling:such a joy to look him working

Pure pleasure watching every move. Thank you maestro!

Love and respect this MAN 🎩 🪄

perdiendonos en la música a través de este genio, enriquecedor el video gracias por subirlo.

He is one of the best