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Le programme et l'interprétation du clarinettiste étaient fantastiques et très originaux. Benjamin a admirablement déployé ses talents. Félicitations à tous les musiciens de l'orchestre.
The Art of Conducting? From a 23 year old kid? Seriously?! Nice media stunt folks! Remember, you need to live a life before delving into, and communicating in depth what is in between the notes. You need a lot of ups- and downs in life too, like 3-4 divorces, wich is not the same as 3-4 One-Night-Stands a week! So, grow up first, as a person, then as a musician, and preferably simultaneously, as Giulini used to say to his young students, and be back in 20-30 years, then we'll see where you've landed, concerning depth and conviction. For the moment you're appearing as a cocky wet-nosed Cash Cow €€€ 🐂, while somewhere in a small office, somebody is earning a lot of money on you. Regards and best luck!
La ultima etapa de lovano es muy fria, manfred eicher , productor de ECMha puesto el congelador a funcionar . Me gustaba mas el movano anterior este sonido
Quite incredible to hear how he speaks with a Scottish English accent now after working so much with his co-conductor of Les Arts Florrisants, Paul Agnew
Some things to know about #TarmoPeltokoski: • He enjoys pasta and tea • He loves city life and enjoys the mountains (Verbier Festival, you know what that means...) • He prefers Marvel over DC • his three things in classical concerts: Orchestra, live concert, and a conductor's baton on his hand. • The most interesting part? He prefers music interpretation more than composing it, even if he has his own compositions since his early years... Now, I can imagine Tarmo enjoying a delicious pasta dish with a cup of warm tea on the side, while listening to his favorite Wagner recording on vinyl and enjoying the beautiful city life view in the nighttime.
Well, now professor Heindle, that was an amazing and most informative lecture and demonstration of your performance of this interesting piece. Your English had become perfect, Your playing is, as always, impeccable> we are waiting for you to return to the USA especially around Boston where you could play the Great Organ in Serlo Hall in Methuen, Massachusetts. I think it is well suited for your style and ability to perform music as no one else does. Please do post more performances. Unfortunately we do not all live in Europe where we can come to hear you play in person. Success with your concert and thank you for a brilliant explanation of this interesting piece of music.
