Can anyone ident the butterfly in the TV interval sequence - some European version of a marbled white ?
Vienna Philharmonic New Year's Concert 2022
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Originally posted by Ein Heldenleben View PostCan anyone ident the butterfly in the TV interval sequence - some European version of a marbled white ?
I thoroughly enjoyed the sequence; drones have made aerial photography a real pleasure to watch and all credit to the work that went into creating the butterfly's journey. Something a bit different from a standard tourist board travelogue perhaps - an endorheic lake and prehistoric pile dwellings...
I wondered why "Baden bei Wien" became "Great Spa Towns of Europe" in the subtitles.
A very pleasant interlude, accompanied by the last slice of Christmas cake(gluten free offerings almost non-existent this year) and a small glass of Sauternes - and I even managed to identify 2 of the accompanying music pieces.
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Originally posted by Ein Heldenleben View PostTo answer my own question- I think it’s an Apollo - distinctive red spots on underwings. Likes mountainous habitats - sadly a threatened species and the focus of a big pan European project.
Best interval feature in years (for butterfly lovers. )
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostThat would explain the title that appeared on screen with the opening shots of the glasshouse
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_(butterfly)
A glass of Sauternes - now that’s civilised . Sadly still shaking off last night’s fizz….and slightly rainsoaked impromptu barbecue .
What weird times !
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Originally posted by Ein Heldenleben View PostYes I missed that bit ! Will watch again on iPlayer.
A glass of Sauternes - now that’s civilised . Sadly still shaking off last night’s fizz….and slightly rainsoaked impromptu barbecue .
What weird times !
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Originally posted by kernelbogey View PostI have to grit my teeth through the Radetsky March - though DB conducted the audience effectively - and I noticed someone from the audience sneaking out as it began....
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Originally posted by Eine Alpensinfonie View PostThere’s a rather tiresome sequence of Facebook threads regarding future conductors of NYD concerts. I suggest that it doesn’t make a great deal of difference who’s at the podium. The Vienna Philharmonic has this music in its DNA and will play this music magnificently. The only conductor who I felt inhibited them was Harnoncourt, but others may disagree.
A bit of a shame FWM again - not very exciting .
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