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Beef Oven
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Originally posted by Beef Oven View Post"The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard Haitink
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Originally posted by Petrushka View PostNot keen on Dudamel so haven't heard that and can't vouch for it. The Bernstein is a different matter. Richard Osborne considered the finale to be one of the best around (I forget his exact words) but was slightly disappointed with the first movement. A fair assessment, I'd say. The Bruckner is also on DVD which I also have.
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Beef Oven
Originally posted by Petrushka View PostNot keen on Dudamel so haven't heard that and can't vouch for it. The Bernstein is a different matter. Richard Osborne considered the finale to be one of the best around (I forget his exact words) but was slightly disappointed with the first movement. A fair assessment, I'd say. The Bruckner is also on DVD which I also have.
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scottycelt
Originally posted by Beef Oven View PostThanks. Hadn't realised the Bernstein is held in esteem. Looking forward to receiving it.
Must buy the Rattle too when I (hopefully) receive my Xmas vouchers, innocently mentioned in passing to some of Santa's useful little helpers.
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Beef Oven
Originally posted by scottycelt View PostI can vouch for the Bernstein as well. Had it on an old LP and found it a very moving and passionate, even emotional account. If there is one Bruckner symphony where emotion 'works' it is surely the Ninth?
Must buy the Rattle too when I (hopefully) receive my Xmas vouchers, innocently mentioned in passing to some of Santa's useful little helpers.
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scottycelt
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scottycelt
Originally posted by Beef Oven View PostGonna stick with this for a while.
I'm not as brave as you Scotty, I can't put a real picture of myself up there!!
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Beef Oven
Giuseppe Sinopoli - Berg, Schoenberg, Webern.
8 CD box set for £3.66
As advertised on the 'Sunday Night Chat' thread.
Fill yer boots!
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