Better is one of the largest Mariinsky Theatre is one of the largest in the world. It is the central hub of all things mariinsky. I visited aware Valery Gergiev where Valery Gergiev gave me a tour. Lets start with you came to the Mariinsky Theatre because you were in your 20s. What was your first job . Valery gergiev assistant conductor. I was asked to assist. Peace. S war and another great composer. Which wasproduction shown and we went to new york and i came back 20 times. In new york city at the met, a great opera. A grand scale in any country in the world. A french composer and a russian composer. The beginning was not my choice. Tos is what you are going first cover the conduct your own performance. I am very grateful. Boss it boss, the only had in my life. In separate pair myself. Prepare myself. I was waving my head. I want to hear how it sounds. That was my first time i conducted. No one knew me. He is my assistant. I thought i would conduct for 2 minutes. I conducted on interr
Commission international recognition, which followed quickly. I started in 1989 the orchestra and the Ballet Company was famous in any case. Perfection doesnt exist. You can try all your life to discover some of the truth that is in a score, so you are faithful to what is written in the score, but this is just one part of your work. But behind the notes, you have the universe, the truth with a capital t and you cannot reach that point because, if you are able to know the universe behind the notes, you are good. These are big, great, enormous talents. But my generation, why would we do that . They had already done it. It never occurred to us. I think partly because i spent a lot of time with painters and sculptors and they are, as you know, they change every ten years and music every 75 years. Its a much slower rate of change. My generation, we just turned the apple cart over and started over someplace else. Rose all about music, next. Rose funding for charlie rose has been provided by
Commission international recognition, which followed quickly. I started in 1989 the orchestra and the Ballet Company was famous in any case. Perfection doesnt exist. You can try all your life to discover some of the truth that is in a score, so you are faithful to what is written in the score, but this is just one part of your work. But behind the notes, you have the universe, the truth with a capital t and you cannot reach that point because, if you are able to know the universe behind the notes, you are good. These are big, great, enormous talents. But my generation, why would we do that . They had already done it. It never occurred to us. I think partly because i spent a lot of time with painters and sculptors and they are, as you know, they change every ten years and music every 75 years. Its a much slower rate of change. My generation, we just turned the apple cart over and started over someplace else. Rose all about music, next. Rose funding for charlie rose has been provided by
Gus yes, it was. Charles when we first started, they were much more inclined on third and short to throw the football. Now third and short, theyre thinking much more, were going to run it. The offensive line got bigger and stronger. Theres josh hypeel, play caller in the white shirt. Great player when he was at ou, wasnt he. Gus talk he could be going to smu. Charles hes a Life Long Football guy. Son of a coach. Groomed in the game. Runnerup to the heisman when they won the National Championship in 2000. Gus bob stoops came into this game one win away from becoming the first coach to register 100 regular season big 12 victories. A tremendous coach. First down and ten. Gus perine. First down. Two freshmen, grounding and pounding the West Virginia defense. This offensive line, terrific job. Charles look at the left side. Watch what happens coming to the left. Theres thompson number 71. Then durron neal out to the perimeter. The wide receiver trying to get involved. Gus 21yard gain. First
Collects a huge first down gain. Kirk what a throw and again, these Florida State linebackers, this time, it was reggie northrup, number five chris hmm. Kirk great, great effort there by peak. Chris you would think theyd look at that. Referee ruling on the field was a catch. Chris weve had some close replays tonight. Burden of proof this crowd got a look at it on the board, they dont think it was a catch, but theyre a little biased. Do the hands go under the ball here . Kirk it looks like a catch to me. Chris dont see enough there to turn it over. Kirk heres a good look. Chris its close. His hands are really right on the ground. Kirk this is another good look. Chris does that football hit the ground, though . That is very close. Kirk based on all the looks weve seen so far, i think his fingers are under the football. Chris probably not enough to overturn it. Kirk oh, yeah, absolutely. Whichever way it would be called on the field, based on what were looking at chris i dont think its in