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Thread: Prom 13 (24.7.12): Beethoven Cycle – Symphonies Nos. 7 & 8

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tevot View Post
    Hello,

    Of the Boulez pieces I found Anthemes II to be the most immediately engaging of the works to be played thus far - though I reckon I will also listen again to Derive 2 as the performers certainly seemed to give it their all.

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    Tevot
    Well said, Tevot. As far as I'm concerned, Anthèmes 2 has given me the more enjoyment than any work to this point in the 2012 Proms season. It was atmospheric, Michael Barenboim's playing was magnificent and the work had a clear and easily comprehended structure. Lyrical and luscious. A real winner!

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    Quote Originally Posted by edashtav View Post
    Well said, Tevot. As far as I'm concerned, Anthèmes 2 has given me the more enjoyment than any work to this point in the 2012 Proms season. It was atmospheric, Michael Barenboim's playing was magnificent and the work had a clear and easily comprehended structure. Lyrical and luscious. A real winner!
    Enthusiastically seconded, Ed.! I couldn't listen to the whole of this concert live, but played the Boulez off the DG 20/21 disc late at night, pottering around just before bed... it proved a surprisingly apt nocturne.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jayne lee wilson View Post
    Enthusiastically seconded, Ed.! I couldn't listen to the whole of this concert live, but played the Boulez off the DG 20/21 disc late at night, pottering around just before bed... it proved a surprisingly apt nocturne.
    It sounded mesmerising in the hall, Jayne. The whole audience listened spell-bound. Agree with edashtav about MB's playing.
    “Every piece of music is a rehearsal of one’s life,” - Sir Colin Davis

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