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Author: kdk ★2017
Date: 2017-07-12 21:50
WhitePlainsDave wrote:
> Make no mistake, Drucker's record career with the Philharmonic
> was mostly about virtuosity, but his "the maestro is always
> right," and "mind your own business and keep your mouth shut"
> approach to play "didn't hurt either."
>
Do you know this to have been true of Drucker? Everything I've ever heard about the NYP paints a picture in which the orchestra is unusually difficult and non-compliant toward conductors. It always seems from the tales that the musicians have a great deal more security there than the conductors.
Karl
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