That Classical Isolation: Our Current Faves #3

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🗓️ 18 May 2020

⏱️ 21 minutes

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YES WE'VE DONE IT AGAIN. We've plugged-in our mics, boosted our wifi and hidden under our chunkiest sound-absorbent blankets to bring you yet ANOTHER social-distancing classical extravaganza, available for a limited time only! Stay safe and enjoy!

The article Sascha was talking about here.... https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/grieving-with-brahms

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0:00.0	Hello!
0:15.0	I'm Kelly Harlock and I'm Sasha Kelly.
0:17.0	And you're listening to another isolation special of that classical podcast.
0:22.0	Welcome everybody once again.
0:23.8	Thanks so much for joining us. We've been getting so many emails so we thought why not let's have another like Skype call catch up on
0:30.9	Absolutely give the people what they want.
0:33.0	What they want is more classical bangers.
0:35.0	And if you didn't want it, then you're out now.
0:37.0	I know.
0:38.0	I really apologize very deeply.
0:40.0	But sasha, you're kicking us off today.
0:42.0	What are we going to talk about? What peace is getting us through the week?
0:44.6	Oh my goodness. So I'm going to kick off with some Brahms actually.
0:48.8	A delight. And so many reasons why I know you've already done an episode
0:53.0	yeah ages ago so if anyone feels like they need to get up to speed then go back
1:00.8	and listen to that but um and then come back and listen to that but definitely um and then come back and listen to her please just of course yeah but I'm not really
1:08.7	going to talk about Brahms as a person today but rather the fact that this article actually was written, I just looked at the date on the 15th of April, so it's like a month old now, but I came across it and it made me, it mentions this particular piece by Brahms and I went and
1:28.6	listen to it and I've been finding it really helpful.
1:31.4	So the piece is it's one of his intimatemezzi from the Opus 117 it's the first and it's in
1:36.7	E flat major. So where did you read this? Did you? So yeah so that's the piece but one of my favorite columnists who writes about classical music is Alex Ross.
1:46.3	And he writes for the New Yorker. So if you don't know who Alex Ross is,
1:51.2	totally fair enough. He's a very niche. It's a niche kind of fame like you know the
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