Randolph Peters wrote:
[snip]>
Then again, Mahler was a conductor and he wrote paragraphs of
instructions in his scores.
[snip]
This just proves that there's nobody like a conductor to know the
liberties that conductors take with scores (Mahler, perhaps as much as
anybody). The composer side of him knew that the conductor side of him
was a scurrilous rat who would warp the music to his personal
aggrandizement as a conductor, and the composer side of him wasn't about
to allow other conductors to take the same freedoms with his music that
he took with the music of others. :-)
--
David H. Bailey
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