Sir Thomas Beecham, talks about the lack of good modern 'serious' music
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This video is a response to Sir Thomas Beecham Conducts London Philharmonic's rehearsal at Queen's Hall (1932 Movietone Newsreel)
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If only he had lived to see the rise of the film-music industry. It revitalized "serious" music and put it back on forefront of popular culture. May you rest in peace, Sir Thomas Beecham.
Skilfer11 3 months ago
worth preserving,though of course he has been proven to be deeply mistaken.
quelbop 3 months ago
What about later Delius???
moosatious 5 months ago
the last 20 years, counting back from 1932. Oh well, hindsight is a great thing !
last9bars 7 months ago
Here we are 50 years after the great man's death and nothing has changed, if anything the situation has deteriorated!
ragadolls 9 months ago
Which year was this recorded in?
jnamadeus 9 months ago