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Paul MacKay <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 23 Jan 1999 23:24:02 -0500
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Chris Bonds wrote:

>I don't mind clapping between movements that is spontaneous.  Sometimes
>the music invites it.  Example:  end of the first movement of Tchaikovsky
>violin concerto.

Wasn't it Mahler who first established this "tradition" of not clapping
between movements? A friend of mine asked me recently why is it "forbiden"
to clap after each movements.  And strangely, although I always considered
it obvious that it was a wrong thing to do, I could not give him any
satisfactory answer.

Paul MacKay
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