New England Conservatory; #1 (Reel 2)

Or. In a few moments I'm from Jordan Hall the Symphony Number two Opus 61 for about Schumacher. This work was composed in 1845 46 and given its first performance at I go round house concert and live CD on November 15th 1846 the scoring is for two flutes 2 oboes two clarinets two assumes two horns and two trumpets. Three trombones Tiffany and strings. The four movements sussed A new to us sigh and I don't want to throw people. Scout it so I go see Buckcherry 3 0 1 and 3 0 2 the third movement and a dot jewel expert Siebel and finally I get on won't go. We've got Jerry here now is going to shelter our guest conductor for tonight's performance. We will hear the conservatory Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Robert Schumann's Symphony Number two in C major opus 61. The boy. The boy.

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And performance this evening by the New England Conservatory Symphony Orchestra. Under the direction of. Yes conductor. Going to see you. Once more going to the studio. Being called to the podium. Now. Man the third time. You want. To have reason. And together with them to stay. Very enthusiastic.

With the symphony number to love about true man. We conclude tonight's program. On the unity of authority of music. Earlier on the. Program we heard. The venue says tapioca. This one. Well. And Davie seems. To go. For a fourth time. Dr. Schuller is going to talk to the stage. This program was tape recorded during a performance on December the 19th 1968 for later broadcast. Tonight's engineer was build music and this is Robert Bailey speaking this is the national educational radio network.