Originally posted by Petrushka
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Boult's Elgar symphonies
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Originally posted by EdgeleyRob View PostYes they just feel like definitive interpretations to me.
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Originally posted by cloughie View PostPerhaps mot across the board definitive, but definitely neat performances that would be expected from Sir Adrian, but should you be an afficionado of Sir John then you maybe you will find the different approach doesn't suit. I like both approaches depending on my musical mood.
Doh,meant definitive Boult interpretations
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Originally posted by Eine Alpensinfonie View Post
However, I just wish the Halle Orchestra would not divide their violins in the Bridgewater Hall. It just makes the seconds sound weaker.
*"Platform Planning", quoted in Appendix One, "Adrian Boult" by Michael Kennedy, Hamish Hamilton, London 1987. (It also contains some notes on Elgar's scoring, quoting letters from E.E. to A.B.) This is a fascinating book, which I recommend.
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Originally posted by Alain Maréchal View PostBoult wrote* that when seated on the right of the conductor the seconds should be made to sit upright and to ensure their instruments do not face inward towards the orchestra, so that their sound reaches the audience clearly (and simultaneously with the firsts)...
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