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Books & Workshops: We have been getting a lot
of questions about books and workshops on conducting. While
I see some books from time-to-time, I am not nearly as familiar
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For comments on Die Walküre, see an interview published
December, 1997 in Montreal's La Scena Musicale. Click here
for English or here for français.
Reprinted here with the kind permission of La
Scena Musicale.
©1995-2008 by Joseph Rescigno. The text here may be freely reproduced
for non-commercial purposes as long as credit is given.
Die Walküre
For comments on Die Walküre, see an interview published December,
1997 in Montreal’s La Scena Musicale. Click here for English
or here for français.
Reprinted here with the kind permission of La
Scena Musicale.
Photo credit: Avery Photography, Milwaukee, WI.
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