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Uploaded by on May 10, 2007

Renowned Orchestra Conductor and Pianist, Christoph Eschenbach interviewed by Bryan Hester, J&R's Classical Music Expert, May 8, 2007, on the occasion of Ondine CD Release of Tchaikovshy: Symphony no 4 - Philadelphia Orchestra, Christoph Eschenbach, conducting.

This is hybrid Super Audio CD playable on both regular and Super Audio CD players is available from www.JR.com and J&R Music World, 23 Park Row, New York, NY.

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  • I have some of his Mozart Piano sonatas on Deutche Grammophon. He's a great pianist. Reminds me of Ben Kinsley.

  • @brujitabubabu" Do not give what is holy to dogs. nor throw throw your pearls before swine lest they trample them under their feet and turn around and devour you."

    Eschenbach is a great musician and a great human being. If he is gay, he's gay like Dumbledore's gay. Really he's married to his music.

    You gnat!

  • If only it was the BBC making this interview !

    What a delusion.

  • I had a good laugh today. Thanks for your 'reply',,,and for misunderstanding me so much.

    Eschenbach is just an old queen...and a very mediocre conductor.

    Is he really 'that' important to you?

    There are better musicians, younger and masculine, or even fems if you prefer!

  • oh my, you seem to have something against homosexuality! and you feel you have an omniscient eye, and can tell he is "pretending" to be what you call "masculine" . hm. one wonders what your problem is. obviously something dire. you poor thing.

  • Eschenbach was a good pianist. As a conductor, he is not good at all and most orchestras are unhappy to perform under him. But he has 'connections' and power, so...he is there.

    Notice that he is a rather good actor as well, trying hard to hide his flamboyant homosexuality in this interview. Even his voice is different! He was famous as a very gay person when he was young, now he tries to pretend he is 'masculine'... Ridiculous!

  • This is a great interview. The fact that he is giving this interview at J+R shows what a wonderful ambassador of music he is. Ignore the music background and enjoy Eschenbach's thoughtful responses!

  • this was a wonderful interview!

  • Wait a minute ... nevermind, lol.

  • That, to me, sounds like a fabulous orchestra practicing a fabulous piece.

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