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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Beethoven can survive interpretation, or misinterpretation, just about > better than any other composer, in my opinion. Get the notes right, > and you will know that the composer was a genius. > > TD J.S. Bach is surely more indestructible, as is evidenced by the work of Wendy Carlos and others. I find myself more in agreement with the remarks attributed to Furtwangler: "In Beethoven, a mediocre performance is a bad performance". David
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