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Disc 1
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Casals - A Portrait for Radio-
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ALBERT KAHN: Periodically and, strangely enough, not infrequently - I meet someone who has never heard of the name of Pablo Casals before
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KAHN: Not so very long ago - when I was in Puerto Rico last - we were talking about how we happened to come together originally
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KAHN: It's a very strange feeling - when you're sitting, talking to Don Pablo - to realize that you're speaking with a man who played...
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00:02:27 |
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KAHN: You have to understand that I am speaking not as a musicologist - music is not primarily my field
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KAHN: In the United States today, I suppose his name is most closely associated with his yearly appearances at the Marlboro Festival
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00:07:20 |
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PABLO CASALS: Now I say that the Marlboro School is the best possible - the best school in the world
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00:06:49 |
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KAHN: One question that was recently asked me regarding Casals, I found of special interest
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00:05:10 |
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FELIX GALAMIR: May I inject myself, my own personality into this discussion for a moment?
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GUILLERMO FIGUEROA: Last year in the festival we had played a Bruckner symphony
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KAHN: And there's one rather interesting contradiction that is perhaps worth mentioning
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GALAMIR: Now Casals is a very strong personality
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KAHN: It was Sir Francis Bacon who said that there is no beauty which hath not some imperfection in its being
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GALAMIR: I also think that basically Casals is a very simple person
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KAHN: If I were asked to sum up Don Pablo's credo, I think I would quote some words of his own rather than try to paraphrase what he said
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HARRY MANNIS: Casals - A Portrait for Radio
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Disc 2
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Stokowski - A Portrait for Radio-
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GLENN GOULD: This is Glenn Gould and this programme is about Leopold Stokowski
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LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI: Think of our solar system. Its colossal size
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STOKOWSKI: Although I am interested in everything in the universe, what I really deeply understand is the symphonic world
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STOKOWSKI: First of all, it's our privilege and our necessity to try to realize what was in the soul of the composer...
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STOKOWSKI: If I had to perform the music of, say, Mozart or Shostakovich or Debussy: they all have their own world
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STOKOWSKI: I think that Ives had that freedom
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STOKOWSKI: We must give our education of music and of philosophy and of everything connected with human life, subtlety
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STOKOWSKI: It can all be expressed in one word, and that one word is 'freedom'
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STOKOWSKI: But has the Russian artist been divorced from the West?
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STOKOWSKI: It is remarkable that one can stay in the home and hear music from all over the world
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STOKOWSKI: In Holland, about 20 years ago, I was conducting the Concertgebouw Orchestra
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STOKOWSKI: I find that every day come new possibilities and new ideas and they must not be ignored
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STOKOWSKI: It is quite possible that the so-called 'cave man' had such ideas too
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HARRY MANNIS: Stokowski - A Portrait for Radio
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