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CD Review- Audiophile Audition on Bobby and Hans vol. 2 (five stars)

CD Review- Audiophile Audition on Bobby and Hans vol. 2 (five stars)

by Kenneth Woods | Apr 17, 2012 | A view from the podium, Headlines, News and Reviews

A very nice new 5-star review from Zan Furtwangler (3rd cousin of the conductor) at Audiophile Audition. Read the whole thing here Click here to order from MDT Click here to order from Amazon.co.uk Click here to order from Amazon.com A short excerpt follows: Woods...

By request- Top 20 Conductor/Orchestra collaborations of All Time

by Kenneth Woods | Dec 4, 2008 | A view from the podium, Lists

Erik K has suggested we compile a list of the top orchestra/conductor collaborations of all time. This list is the result of literally minutes of careful contemplation in the car yesterday on my way to work. I’m hoping some of you brave souls will offer your own lists...

Score Questioning- How the old school got to “how”

by Kenneth Woods | Dec 3, 2006 | A view from the podium, Favorite posts, Nuts and bolts

What then of someone like Furtwangler, who’s Beethoven tempi tend to be quite uninhibited by the metronome? Many leading modern Beethoven interpreters and commentators, including John Elliot Gardiner, Gunther Schuller and Benjamin Zander have all held up Furtwangler’s...

Score Questioning- Getting to “How”

by Kenneth Woods | Dec 1, 2006 | A view from the podium, Nuts and bolts

The only black-and-white, nuts and bolts questions in musical performance are “what” questions- we can say with specificity what note is being played, what the dynamic is, what instrument is playing it, even what motive it is part of, but the execution of these...

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