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General Category => Gustav Mahler and Related Discussions => Topic started by: James Meckley on November 27, 2011, 08:58:08 AM
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Here's a performance of Mahler 3 by an unlikely combination of forces: Keith Lockhart (of the Boston Pops) conducting the Brevard (NC) Music Center Orchestra in July of 2011. Internet stream courtesy WGBH Boston. The symphony begins at 14:58. Make of it what you will.
http://www.wgbh.org/programs/Classical-Concerts-1394/episodes/Keith-Lockhart-Conducts-Mahlers-Third-31626
James
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Not bad, all things considered. I've heard significantly worse!
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Lockhart is a pretty good conductor, and I can't see how you could go too far wrong when most of the players are either members of the BSO, or are 'understudy-s' of those players.
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...I can't see how you could go too far wrong when most of the players are either members of the BSO, or are 'understudy-s' of those players.
But this isn't the Boston Pops; it's the Brevard (NC) Music Center Orchestra, a summer music camp orchestra made up of aspiring young musicians.
James
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Maybe even better! Sorry, I'll butt out. :-[