“Even if it were my last day, I would plant a tree” -Lars Vogt
00:00 Lars Vogt performing Brahms
01:28 Intro
02:22 Navigating Cancer and Finding Meaning
08:41 Lars' Love of Brahms
10:01 Becoming a musician: Childhood
13:24 Musical Idols and Teachers, Kämmerling
20:33 Stage and Nerves, Stories
25:27 The big picture: our lifespan
30:24 Facing an uncertain future, shifting priorities
43:41 Finding hope for the future
46:40 End credits
Living the Classical Life traveled to Nuremberg Germany for a special conversation with distinguished pianist Lars Vogt (1970-2022), who at age 51 was fighting aggressive cancer. His passing one month later in September 5, 2022 adds poignance to his message of hope, and we mourn the loss of a beautiful human being. Courage in the face of an uncertain future is a life theme that resonates with all; he shares how he continued to play with limited strength, finding solace in the music of Johannes Brahms. The heart of the conversation is a contemplation of what is most important to us in our lives, and what to make of the gift of life. Full of lively and even humorous anecdotes, this is an episode unlike any we have had. Rest In Peace Lars—this was his final interview. Running time 48 minutes.
Episode 94 • Filmed July 23, 2022 in Nürnberg Germany • Video: www.katalog-film.de
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