Tanglewood memories

[Maurizio 6,073]

The Boston Globe published a nice tribute to BSO Tanglewood activities, with a short quote (and great pic) of JW:

http://bostonglobe.com/arts/music/2012/06/23/tanglewood-memories-from-stars/lAmpTkaBSD6W99QC0fqlSL/story.html

[Director of Poltergeist 8,239]

Williams looks like some mythological figure in that photo. It may be the greatest shot of him ever.

[Ren 77]

I love close up portraits like that. They are so revealing gritty and truthful.

[Maurizio 6,073]

http://bostonglobe.com/arts/2012/06/23/mark-volpe-manages-direct-bso-transition/dS9hKtfmtaVf7KW59DkBmO/story.html

John Williams has said Tanglewood’s sort of the spiritual home of music in America.

[Maurizio 6,073]

I suggest to keep an eye over BSO website over the coming weeks --on the occasion of Tanglewood 75th Anniversary they've started to upload audio recordings of historical Tanglewood performances. It's very likely we'll see something conducted by Williams among these:

http://www.bso.org/brands/tanglewood/features/from-the-audio-archives.aspx

[thx99 1,992]

I suggest to keep an eye over BSO website over the coming weeks --on the occasion of Tanglewood 75th Anniversary they've started to upload audio recordings of historical Tanglewood performances. It's very likely we'll see something conducted by Williams among these:

http://www.bso.org/b...o-archives.aspx

Excellent catch, Maurizio!!

[Incanus 5,858]

Oh a nice catch indeed Maurizio! Not only from Williams point of view but in general. This especially caught my eye:

Monday, July 23

WILLIAMS Angela's Ashes. BPO/Williams/McCourt (July 20, 2000)