Hello and I'm a

a musical music podcast.

Hello and welcome to Sticky Notes to Classical Music Podcast.

My name is Joshua Wilerstein, I'm a conductor, and I'm the artistic director of the

Lozan Chamber Orchestra in Lausanne, Switzerland.

This podcast is for anyone who loves classical music, works in the field, or is just getting

ready to dive in to this amazing world of incredible music.

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Thanks, and on to Schubert's Ninth Symphony The Great. the A review of Schubers-9 9th Symphony by Robert Schuman.

Quote, here beside sheer musical mastery of the technique of composition is life in every fiber, color in the finest shadings, meaning everywhere, the acutest

etching of detail, and all flooded with the romanticism which we have encountered elsewhere

in Franz Schubert.

And this heavenly length, like a fat novel in four volumes by Jean-Paul,

Never-ending, and if only that the reader may go on creating in the same vein afterwards.

It is still evidence of an extraordinary talent

that he who heard so little of his own instrumental work during his lifetime

could achieve such an idiomatic treatment,

both of individual instruments and of the whole orchestra, securing an effect as of human voices and chorus and discourse.

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