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Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony #9 "Choral" (Original Post)
elleng
Dec 2021
OP
Spouse heard it first, live, when Leonard Bernstein conducted during Dag Hammarskjld's funeral
question everything
Dec 2021
#5
mahatmakanejeeves
(57,659 posts)1. I thought it was December 17.
Anyway, WBJC played it earlier this morning.
elleng
(131,176 posts)2. 'Clocks' differ,
'tomorrow' is December 17!
question everything
(47,544 posts)3. Great to catch it on time
Runningdawg
(4,526 posts)4. It never fails to send a shiver down my spine. Thank you for posting.
question everything
(47,544 posts)5. Spouse heard it first, live, when Leonard Bernstein conducted during Dag Hammarskjld's funeral
and decided that there was Beethoven and then there are everyone else.
(was an impressionable teen)
I remember Bernstein conducting it after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
elleng
(131,176 posts)6. I've only 'recently' come to the conclusion that
'there (is) Beethoven and then there (is) everyone else.' I DO like the Russians, and other slavs.
LAS14
(13,783 posts)7. Cheers! nt
zanana1
(6,135 posts)8. One of the things I regret in life...
is never learning to appreciate classical music.
elleng
(131,176 posts)9. It is NEVER too late.
Tune in here (where I listen every day.) They/my station provides info about pieces they're playing, as well as about composers and performers.
https://weta.org/player