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Mats Normann:
>It is like when a Chemist executes an experient that turns out well. To
>most of people it says no more than magics: it worked! On the other hand,
>what can be learnt from is when the experiment goes erratic, and one begin
>to wonder "why?".
Well, I am not a chemist, but I have had my share of failed experiments,
and I have learned much from them - humility, for one thing. I may be in
urgent need of training in performance judgement or some such, but I like
the Jaarvi Mahler 8 performance, which was a very large upgrade from the
Atlanta Symphony Shaw performance I had before. And before that, I had the
Wyn Morris LP. Is there any hope for me, or should I give up listening and
convert my loudspeakers to containers for house plants? What ARE the
preferred performances? And yes, Tony, I will certainly check out your
Mahler site. But I still like Jaarvi.
Bernard Chasan
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