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13 days ago by jami77

Here is where Mahler composed his Symphony No.3 – that symphony that is so much about nature to the point of pantheism. It is a lovely spot. Mahler composed during the summers for many years. He considered himself a part-time composer. His ‘day job’ was conducting. He had many huts like these that h ...

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69 days ago by Charles Noble

Here’s a great video that I found on YouTube of OSO Assistant principal trumpeter David Bamonte and Minnesota Orchestra Principal trumpeter Manny Laureano playing a particularly tough section from Aaron Copland’s great Symphony No. 3. They’re playing the Portland workshop of master trumpet maker Dav ...

daily observations - nobleviola.com/wordpress · Rank: 55,475 · 49 references

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106 days ago by Matt Blair

Robert Greenberg, on the Harvard Business Review Editor’s Blog: By 1803, it was, once again, time to innovate or throw in the towel. Finding inspiration in the heroic model of Napoleon Bonaparte and the revolutionary change in the air, Beethoven created for himself a heroic self-image, one that allo ...

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123 days ago by FK

Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Mehta | Priest ~ Cast in two spellbinding movements that sound more like four (and are indexed as four on this recording), this thrilling symphony casts a spell as bewitching as that in any fairytale. It has excitement, drama, romance and, ultimately, a happy endin ...

An everyman for himself - aneverymanforhimself.wordpress.com · 1 reference