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In Reply to: RE: brahms 1st welser moest posted by Todd Krieger on March 9, 2015 at 03:24:17:
That is fair and useful. Moest explains his approach in the YT. As you (and I) have shared here, his interpretative approach leans toward being bland and bloodless.
The orchestra is playing out the intended and planned music. Lots of virtuosity and beauty.
My overall assessment remains. I guess it is time to spin my other versions (CvD Clev LP, Szell, HvK, Klemperer Philharmonia, Haitink COE, etc.). Very limited time nowadays.
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- RE: brahms 1st welser moest - docw 03/9/1507:19:36 03/9/15 (9)
- "his interpretative approach leans toward being bland and bloodless" - pbarach 16:41:22 03/9/15 (8)
- RE: "his interpretative approach leans toward being bland and bloodless" - docw 13:31:05 03/10/15 (6)
- RE: "his interpretative approach leans toward being bland and bloodless" - pbarach 14:37:39 03/10/15 (5)
- RE: "his interpretative approach leans toward being bland and bloodless" - docw 15:11:34 03/10/15 (4)
- RE: "his interpretative approach leans toward being bland and bloodless" - pbarach 15:29:20 03/10/15 (3)
- RE: "his interpretative approach leans toward being bland and bloodless" - Todd Krieger 19:28:09 03/10/15 (2)
- RE: "his interpretative approach leans toward being bland and bloodless" - pbarach 06:51:21 03/11/15 (1)
- RE: "his interpretative approach leans toward being bland and bloodless" - Todd Krieger 10:54:01 03/11/15 (0)
- FWM's "Eroica"..... - Todd Krieger 18:51:27 03/9/15 (0)
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