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this interview has a transcript at the site, and is much more comprehensive, and when u read the all interview, it is much more respectfull, for example salonen do understand that mahler
put the banal parts intentionally, in order to create his "whole world symphonys"/k
shadoby 1 week ago
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shadoby 1 week ago
stop touching your face!
orwellson 1 month ago
another outstanding interview and i love his description of fig.49 of the 1st movement of Mahler 3- -i happen to like it...but i can see why Salonen would find it tasteless because Salonen sees Mahler's music in absolute terms. Eschenbach says you need to see those moments as being in inverted commas. A different, and equally valid view.
How about a series where composers are interviewed about Mahler? eg. Staude, Finnissy, Birtwistle, Ades, Dillon etc.
allegramente5000 3 months ago
Bruckner analogous to Japanese cuisine - now that was unexpected, but I get it.
Miss you Maestro - here in Los Angeles.
donde2k 5 months ago