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• Why Musicologists fly Delta

  
  Zeitschichten — Authority: 116
  Usually, flipping through the classical channel on a flight is an exercise in masochism that ends with me saying aloud, “this is why classical music is dead and rotting!” But Delta’s new selection on 757-200(E) is different. Twenty-four complete classical discs are presented with media-player style controls. I ...
  4 days ago

• Psyched for Mahler 9 tonight

  
  The Buzzing Reed, David Thomas Clarinet Blog — Authority: 124
  Preparing for tonight’s Columbus Symphony performance of the 9th symphony of Gustav Mahler, a magnificent and momentous work, I took a long walk through the park near my house. Nature was Mahler’s spirituality, and so it was helpful to walk through it to gear me up mentally and psychologically for this music. ...
  6 days ago

• CSO Resound Releases a Recording of Mahler Symphony No. 2

  
  Naxos Blog — Authority: 123
  Recording conducted by Bernard Haitink featuring the Chicago Symphony Chorus, soprano Miah Persson and mezzo-soprano Christianne Stotijn Naxos of America and the CSO present a sweepstakes to celebrate the launch of distribution of CSO Resound by NOA - click sweepstakes link above or see details ...
  1 week ago

• Labor Denounces Judge in Gompers Case

  
  Times Traveler — Authority: 470
  An American Federation of Labor convention denounced the judge that sentenced Samuel Gompers and two other officials to jail for violating an injunction against boycotts, and set as goals an eight-hour work day and the establishment of a Department of Labor.
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• Harlech Orchestral Academy, August 7-14 2010

  
  Kenneth Woods- A View From the Podium — Authority: 415
  One of the disappointments of the previous summer was the forced cancellation of my first summer as conductor of the Harlech Orchestral Academy in North Wales. Asbestos was discovered in the housing facilities of the campus, so everything had to be closed for cleanup. Fortunately, everything has been made safe, and ...
  1 week ago

• It’s not about the music

  
  LSO on Tour — Authority: 100
  Last night we were in Cologne, one of my favourite German cities, with its beautiful cathedral and fabulous concert hall where we get free beer after the performance – I think I’ve told you about that before . We played the Widmann violin concerto with Christian Tetzlaff – a great performance and the composer, ...
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• Risotto alla Milanese

  
  LSO on Tour — Authority: 100
  La Scala, Milan. One of those places that provokes an instant reaction amongst music lovers. The scene of famous operatic triumphs and disasters, I remember being told about it by my dad when I was a kid. I think we were listening to Callas and Gobbi (Surely one of the greatest ever names for a singer). I’m sure at ...
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• Live Review: WV Symphony Presents “The Wonder Of Love”

  
  Muruch — Authority: 129
  West Virginia Symphony Orchestra’s “The Wonder of Love” concert was held at The Clay Center’s Maier Foundation Performance Hall this weekend and featured guest mezzo-soprano Audrey Babcock. Maestro Grant Cooper led his orchestra through performances of Richard Wagner’s “Prelude to Tristan und Isolde,” ...
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• Gustaf Mahler Unveils a New Philharmonic

  
  Times Traveler — Authority: 470
  Gustav Mahler, the new conductor of a wholly reorganized New York Philharmonic Society, opened the orchestras 68th season last night at Carnegie Hall with works by Beethoven, Richard Strauss and Franz Liszt.
  3 weeks ago

• Open thread: Is there support for a food co-op in New Albany?

  
  NA Confidential — Authority: 479
  Tuesdays presentation illustrating the history and founding principles of the Lost River Community Co-op in Paoli was well attended, with roughly 50 people listening as Andy Mahler, board president (above, right), and Brad Alstrom (left), general manager of Lost River Market and Deli, spoke about their experiences. ...
  3 weeks ago

• Going beyond the limits

  
  Different Thoughts — Authority: 110
  You can sense it coming in the 4th movement of the 9th symphony. It goes to the absolute limits of tonality. And then, eventually, the 1st movement of the 10th... Who needs further movements? Its perfect as it is.
  3 weeks ago

• Talent for What?

  
  Net News Publisher — Authority: 453
  Talent for What? It all began when my colleague, SF Opera Examiner Cindy Warner, called my attention to the YouTube clip of a salesman at CarPhone Warehouse in Britain singing “Nessun Dorma” on Britain’s Got Talent . I have never been a big fan of this kind of television programming in either the United ...
  3 weeks ago

• Dudamel & LA Philharmonic top Billboard, iTunes charts

  
  21Q — Authority: 127
  No doubt about it, Gustavo Dudamel is red hot. No other conductor in recent history has gotten the same buzz. In the months preceding his debut at the Los Angeles Philharmonic , his face was splattered over Cinemascope-sized billboards in Los Angeles. Thats a tactic typically associated with the expensive ...
  3 weeks ago

• Finally international horses aren’t Cup faves

  
  The Roar - Your Sports Opinion — Authority: 503
  Every year the talk surrounding the Melbourne Cup field seems to centre around the overseas horses that travel to Australia in a bid to steal our Cup. And every year, these same horses disappoint. Remember the hype surrounding the Irish horses Mad Rush, Septimus, and Profound Beauty last year? Purple Moon and Mahler ...
  3 weeks ago

• Mystic Resident Named to ICSA All Academic Sailing Team

  
  The Resident — Authority: 127
  photo by gtsphotos.com Maria Petrillo, Mystic, shown sailing at the ICSA/Gill National Championship, is named to the The Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) All Academic Sailing Team for 2009, adding to the All American honors the 2009 Roger Williams University graduate earned last spring. The 2009 ...
  4 weeks ago

• NA Event Watch: New Albany Food Coop Possibilities, a discussion at the Carnegie Center on Tuesday, November 3.

  
  NA Confidential — Authority: 479
  Assembled from submitted information. Also on Tuesday, November 3, is Develop New Albanys monthly networking event; the First Tuesday for November will be from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Robert E. Lee Sternwheeler ballroom a short block from the Carnegie, with Bank Street Brewhouse conveniently located on the ...
  4 weeks ago

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• Music Review: Mahler’s Landmark Symphony, Delivered With Some Special Meaning

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 908
  London Symphony Orchestra: Bernard Haitink conducting the ensemble on Sunday, in the last of its three concerts at Avery Fisher Hall. The concerts opened the Great Performers season.
  4 weeks ago

• Farewells in New York

  
  LSO on Tour — Authority: 100
  This afternoon we say goodbye to New York for another year, fittingly playing Mahler’s ninth symphony, probably one of the great musical farewells. It is one of those pieces that everybody seems to have in their minds a perfect interpretation, whether it is the coolness of some or the emotional torment of others. ...
  4 weeks ago

• Let Dudamel be Dudamel!

  
  Net News Publisher — Authority: 453
  Whose idea was it to start referring to Gustavo Dudamel as “The Dude?” Is this an inevitable piece of baggage that he is going to have to carry around Los Angeles in the same vein as the “ Dudamel Dog ” now available at Pink’s in Hollywood? An initial Google probe indicated that the epithet was already ...
  4 weeks ago

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