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In Reply to: Blomstedt is ninety-four (!), and credits upstarts for posted by tinear on September 1, 2021 at 14:41:50:
I don't find Blomstedt's recent Beethoven fast at all..... At least his 7th doesn't fall into the trap of being speedy and glossing over everything...... His 4th was somewhat "reserved"...... He did a very good Ninth......
He does like the "new" scoring, some of the "redone" phrasings in the Ninth I personally don't agree with......
Of course, when one has been around that long, the tendency is to gravitate toward alternative scores and alternative readings, just to keep the music fresh.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Blomstedt is ninety-four (!), and credits upstarts for - Todd Krieger 16:51:16 09/01/21 (8)
- Same with older listeners: fresh is good! nt - tinear 07:15:04 09/02/21 (7)
- Sure, let's try this "New Thing" no matter what it is! - Chris from Lafayette 10:53:21 09/02/21 (6)
- And you're a guy on a blog that thinks his opinions - tinear 08:41:04 09/06/21 (5)
- Oh dear! How naive. - Chris from Lafayette 21:46:40 09/06/21 (3)
- Your problem is simple reading comprehension, colored by - tinear 11:23:59 09/07/21 (2)
- "Your problem is simple reading comprehension" etc, etc - Chris from Lafayette 15:36:29 09/07/21 (1)
- ROTFLOL! Priceless! (nt) - TWB 17:30:24 09/07/21 (0)
- "These are good starting points. " - pbarach 14:52:38 09/06/21 (0)
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