Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra 1970 #12 (Reel 2)
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We're listening to a concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Before
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soloists are all principal players in the parking structure. The genus Beano
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soloist in the hip and you can hear it all. Came to the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra from
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the St. Louis Symphony where he was solo to open it. He's originally from
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Oakland California and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University
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of California. He also studied at the Juilliard School with Saul Goodman
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principal to openness. Of the New York Philharmonic. Mr. Spino has been a member of the
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San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. And has a play on occasion with the New York Philharmonic.
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The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and the Aspen Festival Orchestra.
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Eugene Blaine the trumpet soloist and quiet city came to the Cincinnati
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Symphony Orchestra in one thousand fifty six. He's a native of Truxillo
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Pennsylvania and studied trumpet with Frank Simon. Miserably
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received his bachelor and master of music degrees from the University of
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Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. Ferdinand Pryor the
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English horn soloist joined the orchestra in 1055. He
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attended the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. To Pryor has
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formally played with the Minneapolis symphony and NBC Symphony under Tuscany.
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And the New York Philharmonic. Barry green the soloist in
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the double bass concerto. Came to the Cincinnati orchestra in
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1987 from the Nashville Symphony. He's a native of
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Newark New Jersey and earned his bachelor of music degree from Indiana University.
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He also attended San Jose State College in California studied with a
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blue box Mary Grosvenor and Yana starker. Mr. Green has
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participated in college clinics throughout the country including the International Congress of
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strings at the University of Southern California. In addition he's written many
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articles on double bass innovations and teaching techniques. His
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book The fundamentals of double bass playing was published just this year.
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Today's program concludes with pictures at an exhibition Opus 11
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by the source. Composed in 1874. It's a suite
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of tone paintings.
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Its original form was a cycle of piano pieces and it was transcribed for
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orchestra in one thousand twenty two by Maurice Ravel
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was inspired by an exhibition of drawings by his friend Victor Hartman the Russian painter of
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art.
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Strongly Slavic character of dark minds work appealed to the composer. And
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he wrote to a friend. It's bubbling over ideas. Melodies come to me of their own
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accord. I can hardly manage to put it down on paper fast enough.
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The Starsky opens the work with a section called promise not.
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Its theme represents the composer wandering through the gallery and pausing before certain
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pictures ten pictures are then depicted musically but no home. The
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old castle to every be low. Ballet of chicks in their shells.
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Samuel Goldenberg marketplace at the most. Catacombs. The
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hut on fowls legs and the great gate at.
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Now once again every consul has returned to the state to conduct the
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in Pictures at an exhibition hall with 11
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by with orchestra.
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Oh.
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Him.
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Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh.
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Ooh ooh ooh.
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A.
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Alan. The
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big.
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Mean. Man but. The man
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with.
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The phone.
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The phone.
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When.
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Yes.
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Wow.
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And when we.
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Would.
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Lead.
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To.
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Anything.
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The.
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Floor.
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Time 100.
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Lord.
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I'm.
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Going on one
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thing one
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thing
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will.
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Be.
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Going.
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I.
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Think. For her. And her.
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The third.
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Mm.
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Mm. Mm.
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Mm mm. Mm
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mm. Mm.
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Yes.
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Steve.
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Let.
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Ha.
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Ha.
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Ha.
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Ha n
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cheese. I am.
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Cheery. Thanks Jess I
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am. I am. I am.
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I am
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extremely
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nxt. I am.
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I am. I am mean as I
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am. I am going to.
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Show you. Oh
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now I am.
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Her. Pictures at an exhibition will. Be Loved. By you for.
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Orchestrated by Maurice. The.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eric
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T.
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Or for you as a member of a group of Russian nationalist composers known as the mighty five
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of the five feet probably have the least formal training in music.
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It was however one of the most forceful and original members of the group.
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Your fees masterwork Boris Goodenough massive folk opera was completed the
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same year and pictures in 1874.
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Today on this concert we've heard the world premiere of the concerto for company and
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orchestra by Gann parchment quiet city for trumpet English horn
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and string orchestra and Byron Copeland. For Gerald Ford double bass and
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orchestra by Frank. Bruno. And the pictures by the exhibition by.
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The story. And so we conclude another concert of the
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seventy fifth season by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
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This concert was recorded during performances at Cincinnati's music hall by W.G.
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U.S.. The radio station of the University of Cincinnati. These
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programs are made possible through the cooperation of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The Cincinnati
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musicians Association and the national educational radio. Recording
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Engineer for the series as Myron Bennett. Production by Bob Stephenson and
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continuity by Carol Richardson. This is George Briant inviting you
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to be with us for the next program in this series by the Cincinnati
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Symphony Orchestra. This is the national educational radio
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network.
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