October 27, 2001
Met's Levine Will Also Lead Boston Symphony Orchestra
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
n a seismic occurrence in the classical musical world, James Levine, the
longtime artistic director of the Metropolitan Opera and one of the world's
most celebrated conductors, has accepted the post of music director of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, succeeding Seiji Ozawa, people close to the
agreement said last night. He will keep his position at the Met.
more
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/10/27/arts/27LEVI.html
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The finest singing, given a good voice to begin with,
comes from the constant play of a fine mind
upon the inner meaning of the music. - Ernest Newman
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