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In Reply to: Not to mention something of a misnomer posted by Doktor Brahms on February 3, 2021 at 06:45:17:
And there's always the idiots standing and screaming Bravo! before the music has died down.
When I record I try to cut the applause and patch in some silence where needed.
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Follow Ups
- Agree Entirely - Mel 08:00:31 02/03/21 (10)
- But to an audiophile. . . - Chris from Lafayette 11:03:55 02/03/21 (9)
- Busoni - pbarach 12:52:19 02/03/21 (2)
- Actually, Ciccolini had a pretty BIG repertoire - Chris from Lafayette 13:40:01 02/03/21 (1)
- RE: Ciccolini . . . BIG repertoire - And Quite Elegant Technique (at Least on My LPs) -- - goldenthal 17:21:22 02/22/21 (0)
- RE: But to an audiophile. . . - Mel 11:32:01 02/03/21 (3)
- What? You don't like to compare different applause in different halls? ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 13:15:39 02/03/21 (2)
- I call him "Bravo! Guy" - srl1 14:08:31 02/03/21 (1)
- I cannot tell a lie - I was a "Bravo Guy" once back in the 70's - Chris from Lafayette 17:33:46 02/03/21 (0)
- Dunno about that "monk" thing...J.S. Bach multiplied like a RABBIT!:-) n/t - SE 11:22:10 02/03/21 (1)
- Maybe he was thinking more of Bruckner! ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 13:11:43 02/03/21 (0)
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