david jewell wrote:
Boheme, for example is wonderful
With a few notable exceptions, the standard repertoire operas
are all good shows.
but after seeing it
ten times in a week, it's not the most exciting way to spend three hours.
This is true of just about any piece. I
This is true of just about any piece. I sometimes wonder how touring
virtuosos can stand to play the same program four nights a week for an
entire season, much less make the music sound fresh most of those
times.
Howard makes an interesting point. On University of Michigan's five
month
OK, OK,
For several months now, I have been following hornlist affairs from afar
and found myself, for some reason, with little to add to anything and when
I did occasionally think of something to say, I'd be swamped with NHR
business (new job, family, etc.) and never get around to formulating a
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