At 01:13 PM 5/26/2007, Aaron Rabushka wrote: >I've always found it interesting that young children can often groove on >music that their older siblings don't consider hip and their parents may not >even consider music. Case in point: my youngest brother who never griped >about music I was listening to (e.g., Mahler, Webern, Nono) unless someone >else was there telling him that he needed to. I also recall a premium cable >statio production of Pinocchio (Lainie Kazan was the fairy) whose music, had >I not seen the composer's name (and no, I don't remember it) I would've >attributed to Stravinsky with some excusrions into Penderecki-like >glissandi. Great for it's target audience and anyone open to music as >expression period.
In the early 50's, we had the first record (I presume of a set) of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto.
I absolutely wore the record out, so that it only played static. That was in the days of wooden needles that you had to have a sharpener for.
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