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Originally posted by Barbirollians View PostJust on my way home from the RFH - sensational performance of Bruckner 7 from Philharmonia/Blomstedt. I was at Haitink’s last Prom and fine and moving as that was this was to my ears much the greater performance - it was enormously cogent, everything unfolded superbly from first note to last .
And to top it off Mozart Pc23 in the first half with Maria Joao Pires in a lovely , polished gorgeously musical performance - dancing finale and a pin drop slow movement - much the best concert I have been to for a long time.
Glad you enjoyed it.
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Originally posted by Barbirollians View PostJust on my way home from the RFH - sensational performance of Bruckner 7 from Philharmonia/Blomstedt. I was at Haitink’s last Prom and fine and moving as that was this was to my ears much the greater performance - it was enormously cogent, everything unfolded superbly from first note to last .
And to top it off Mozart Pc23 in the first half with Maria Joao Pires in a lovely , polished gorgeously musical performance - dancing finale and a pin drop slow movement - much the best concert I have been to for a long time.
I REALLY REALLY wanted to go to this - had even booked the day off specially - then a downstairs neighbour caused chaos and I ended up having to work to get back on schedule :(
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Sorry for the late heads-up, but in less than half an hour from WRTI, an archival concert of Mozart 18 and Bruckner 4 with the Fabulous Philadelphians, Emanuel Ax, and Herbert Blomstedt:
The Philadelphia Orchestra in Concert brings you Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 18, featuring Emanuel Ax, and Bruckner’s Symphony No. 4 — both conducted by Herbert Blomstedt, still energetic on the podium in his mid-90s.
This will be available for something like another 2 weeks or so afterwards.
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Originally posted by bluestateprommer View PostFor your Friday, a feel-good NYT article on Herbert Blomstedt and a recent VPO concert in Salzburg:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/02/a...conductor.html
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