[Leica] Never judge a book by its cover

[Frank.Dernie at btinternet.com (Frank Dernie)]

I would say it was Bruno Walter, though maybe he is less well known  
in the USA???????
Frank

On 10 Oct, 2007, at 11:19, Joseph wrote:

> Bob
>
> Was it Bernstein or Jascha Horentstein?
>
> Joseph
>
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> Methinks Bernstein was most responsible for the Mahler revival   
> during the
> last 20 years of the 20th century. Tilson-Thomas, Bernstein's   
> student, just
>
> recorded Mahler's
> 5th in 2005 with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. That  ought  
> to be
> interesting.
>
> In the wake of the 3rd Reich, major German orchestras lost  touch with
> Mahler. They called it sheiss music. Bernstein brought them back to
> reality.
>
> Bob
>
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