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Classical Court From Perotin to Prokofiev (and beyond), performed by Caruso to Khatia, it's all here. |
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In Reply to: So St. Stephen's in Vienna got a new organ? posted by Chris from Lafayette on October 27, 2020 at 01:03:28:
building interior certainly was magnificent.
I did manage to attend part of "The Ring" with a wildly enthusiastic and well-dressed audience. The solemn old gentlemen next to me was curt before the performance; during the first intermission, he couldn't shut up he was so happy. Different culture, different behavior. I attended several other performances, including one featuring a smaller group of musicians from the Vienna Phil in a strange venue with an open ceiling and seating all around it, looking down on the musicians.
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Follow Ups
- Stayed across the street from the cathedral a few years ago: never heard the organ, but the - tinear 10/27/2005:45:22 10/27/20 (4)
- The only time we were in Vienna was. . . (yikes!). . . 1980! - Chris from Lafayette 09:49:14 10/27/20 (3)
- RE: The Skiing in Vienna wasn't very highly rated in Vienna in 1966 so... - B. Scarpia 05:20:30 10/31/20 (1)
- I didn't realize Darth Vader skied! nt - tinear 07:14:17 10/31/20 (0)
- Yikes, no live music? No coffee? No... Sachertorte? Mein gott! nt - tinear 14:23:01 10/27/20 (0)
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