Ernest Bloch: The man and his music; Episode 8 of 15

But this plan was modified even though this foam would block the rip the lead with new justices through five or six movements. The jello part is not evaluation of accuracy that now it's tricky beaking apart free and blocks own words it is as though the cello were meditating upon or expressing its reaction to that which is gone before it. Its utterance being based on the fanatic in the emotional material of that which preceded it. The various movements follow and link with each other quite naturally they are bound together by a barely perceptible fanatic relationship or reminiscence. But each has its own clearly defined character. The episodes in which the orchestra speaks alone are scored as a symphonic work per se and not as a company once the cello has an expressive role without endless display of virtuosity like the character in a drama. The sixth movement may be likened to a crowd in a joyous and somewhat barbarous mood opposed by the individual as in the 70s and I happen to be there one evening releasing some new

recordings of work with the cello orchestra. Afterward listeners said I think that the voice in the wilderness is a greater work then Shalom said you know it is much more sober tan and brown colors is red and gold and black. But they are the same family. Then he became agitated and voluble saying Someday I must still write another word for cello and it would be about the very early and primitive prophets and the music would even be bad and drab along the long expanses of sand and sky. But this did not come to be for already was feeling and I have mourned the fact that he never did read this work. The voice in the wilderness had been published and performed also as a piano piece. Another version is using one of the visions and prophecies voice in the wilderness must conduct the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Yeah.

Mm hmm.

One thing.

The eighth. Through.

The BIOS. The OOA. And through and. And through. And through and. Through. And through. Woman.

Hello.

What. Level of. Violence. Think.

Above. The I'M. The only.

One. But. Lose. Them.

A week. Please.

Explain. In a. New era. Way.

And we. Know they. Know the boy. And asked Block's voice in the wilderness symphonic poem of cello obbligato Darnell Seville was the cello soloist for the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by and asked him. You've been listening to the eight the new series of 15 programs Ernest Bloch the man and his music the commentator for the series is Suzanne block the composer's daughter. The quotations from Glocks writings are read by Robert Morris and league Rogan reads the quotations from other writers Ernest Bloch the man and his music is produced by Thomas Koester for

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