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RIP. 看过他指挥的维也纳新年音乐会。仙音永存。
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我喜欢proms。离开英国前,每年都去。以后退休回去了,...
指挥太胖了,没见过这么凸肚的指挥。
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云迪在波兰比赛的那曲《肖邦第一钢琴协奏曲》已经奠定...
For many people, musicians and laymen alike, Beethoven is the most admired composer in the history of Western classical music -- not only because of the intellectual rigour of his music, but also its expressive power. Beethoven's struggle to resist being defeated by his deafness has a parallel in his music. This programme explores all aspects of Beethoven's life, the music and the man, his views on life, politics and the French Revolution. Contributors include conductors Nikolaus Harnoncourt and Michael Tilson Thomas, pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy, violinist Peter Cropper from The Lindsays, musicologist Charles Rosen, sociologist Tia de Nora, director Sir Peter Hall, Beethoven expert John Suchet and Beethoven scholars Barry Cooper, Bill Meredith, Basil Deane and William Kinderman.