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Default The New Yorker: The Well-Tempered Web

On Oct 30, 12:58 pm, " wrote:
On Oct 29, 8:45 pm, Jenn wrote:

Interesting thoughts music in the digital age. A thumbs up for the
mention of the San Francisco Symphony/MTT "Keeping Score" project; a
FANTASTIC thing.


http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2...fact_ross?prin...
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THE WELL-TEMPERED WEB
The Internet may be killing the pop CD, but itıs helping classical music.
by Alex Ross

See motre in the posting above this one
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Thank you Jenn for posting here your stimulating thoughts about MUSIC.
What a pleasant change from the flood of OTs!
I want to add a very personal and very amateurish impression. I heard
yesterday a thrilling performance of Prokofiev's Piano Conc #2.
Orchestra Vancouver Symph., conductor Christian Arming, pianist Avan
Yu.
I may have been in a particularly rewceptive mood but I never heard
the VSO play so well. If I'm right the young conductor must have had
something to do with it and so is worth watching. The relatively
unknown pianist seemed to me to be simply wonderful.- see what he will
do in the future. The flood of the outstanding Chinese performers of
Western music demonstrates, if demonstration was needed, the idiocy of
the racist deep thinkers in the RAO. .
The Schumann #3 symph. that followed was.to me an anticlimax. But de
gustibus...
Ludovic Mirabel.