I did not hear it live, but I thought there were certain passages
that seemed to be suddenly over miked or boosted by the engineers. (not
actual) Otherwise, the balance I thought was pretty good.
Shel
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James Wester
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Subject: Re: [Hornlist] New York Phil Opening Night, R rated review,D minor
Dvorak
"R rated review" means that there is content that is not appropriate for
younger audiences. ie He was going to use language that you wouldn't want
to young child to read. The other statement you quoted, he is trying to say
they were great. They were loud and over balanced the rest of the
orchestra, but he thought that was great and enjoyed it very much.
Hope that helped clarify
James
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Subject: Re: [Hornlist] New York Phil Opening Night, R rated review, D minor
Dvorak
>Is there "too loud" playing by the brass section in
>this symphony? NO. They absolutely destroyed and
>dominated this piece.
This kind of statement puzzles me. I find it quite objectionable. But
I may have misunderstood the American way of expressing certain
feelings.
Please, what does "R rated review" mean?
Daniel
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