On 05.09.2007 David W. Fenton wrote:

And I have no objection to that. I only object to those who argue that it *must* be performed that way, and that's where Rifkin was at a while back. He's since softened his stance for political purposes, but I still think he's very dogmatic about the whole thing, in a way that ignores the range of possibilities in favor of restricting performance only to that which can be demonstrated.

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That's nonsense. All Joshua ever claimed was you cannot call it an authentic performance if you completely ignore the forces for which it was written and with which it was performed. That's what the discussion with Ton Koopman was about.

Johannes
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