Berliner Philharmoniker
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Sep 15, 2026
Daniel BrewerHOST
Was it a hostile takeover?
Adam BurnsHOST
Which orchestra did he come from? Was it the Berlin Philharmonic, the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philharmonic Orchestra, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, or the Los Angeles Philharmonic?
Daniel BrewerHOST
I feel like Gustavo Dudamo is a very Hollywood sounding name.
speaker_4NARRATOR
Okay.
Ben BrooksHOST
I was shopping.
Ben BrooksHOST
I saw the Berlin Philharmonic.
Ben BrooksHOST
I had incredible food and wine, and the next week, I got to go to Greece, to the tiny island of Paxos, where I really relaxed.
Ben BrooksHOST
Now, don't get me wrong.
Tom WilliamsHOST
Let's hear just a bit of this as we head toward a break.
Tom WilliamsHOST
Uh, this is Gustavo Dudamel, Berlin Philharmonic.
Tom WilliamsHOST
[classical music] So, uh, that is a bit of Prokofiev.
Tom WilliamsHOST
You'll be able to hear that, Symphony Number Five, uh, if you go to the concert on Thursday at USU or Friday and Saturday at, uh, Abravanel Hall, Salt Lake City, Utah Symphony.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
I do have,
Thomas777GUEST
I do have a lot of stuff, like the Berlin Philharmonic CD versions that I've downloaded, you know, of, especially Berlioz and stuff.
Thomas777GUEST
Berlioz is my favorite composer.
Thomas777GUEST
And don't get me wrong, that sounds very good.
Paula GranquistHOST
All right.
Paula GranquistHOST
We want to thank the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra for giving us that little sample.
Paula GranquistHOST
And Paul wants you to know that not all the music is quiet like that.
Paula GranquistHOST
Before the concert, we are talking about the Cannon Valley Regional Orchestra.
David CommandayGUEST
And on the good side of it, we can say it pointed out how much we need and how much we missed coming together to, to communicate, to share in experiences.
David CommandayGUEST
On the other hand, COVID drove us all into our living rooms and our studies and our family rooms into the virtual realm and gave everyone a knowledge, lots of whom lots of people didn't know they could do this and out of necessity they'd learn to this so suddenly they're visiting the world uh through keystrokes and that's incredibly attractive and it's convenient and suddenly you can watch the Berlin Philharmonic or or the the Royal ballet or whatever it may be um And that's all well and good, but when we're watching a monitor, we are having an isolated experience.
David CommandayGUEST
And when we talk about virtual meetings, as we're having now, in some ways, because we can see one another, this is almost as good as being in person, but it is not quite the same.
David CommandayGUEST
The body language, of course, when we were suffering from needing to use masks, we lost out a huge amount of communication.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
I do have,
ThomasGUEST
I do have a lot of stuff, like the Berlin Philharmonic CD versions that I've downloaded, you know, of especially Berlioz and stuff.
ThomasGUEST
Berlioz is my favorite composer.
ThomasGUEST
And don't get me wrong, that sounds very good.
Bill BaileyGUEST
And that very thought occurred to me only the other night.
Bill BaileyGUEST
And I was in the Albert Hall watching a concert by the Berlin Philharmonic.
Bill BaileyGUEST
It was a terrific program.
Bill BaileyGUEST
It was Elgar's Enigma Variations followed by Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony.
speaker_3CORRESPONDENT
We hope to offer our friends in the Kaohsiung wheelchair user community the best musical experience possible.
speaker_6CORRESPONDENT
Tailored specifically for wheelchair users, last year's concert invited 12 cellists from the Berlin Philharmonic to perform.
speaker_6CORRESPONDENT
This year is the first time the show is inviting artists from different disciplines to perform together with visually impaired musician Huang Chong-en and seer wheel artist Yang Shihao to create a diverse visual and auditory artistic showcase.
speaker_3CORRESPONDENT
It's extremely challenging, but I find it immensely meaningful because outside of Taiwan, no such concert just for wheelchair users exists anywhere else in the world.
Anna HandlerGUEST
You need to learn how to be a chief conductor.
Anna HandlerGUEST
You cannot just jump from assistant to a big chief conductor position, you know, at the, let's say, Berlin Philharmonic or New York Phil, you know, like you need to learn how to lead, you know, you need to learn what that means to take responsibility for a group.
Anna HandlerGUEST
And I am so curious.
Anna HandlerGUEST
I want to take responsibility.
Anna HandlerGUEST
So I feel inspired.
Anna HandlerGUEST
very grateful for that influence and I think we will see like from small repertoire to big symphonic repertoire you know like when we play a Haydn symphony or Beethoven symphony and then we end in Poem of Ecstasy or Rite of Spring at the end of the season or Symphonic Dancers or Bruckner Symphonie.
Anna HandlerGUEST
And we have a soloist from the Berlin Philharmonic, Stefan Dohr, principal horn player, who's coming.
Anna HandlerGUEST
And we have a great violinist soloist, Mark Bushkov, who has just performed also at the Hollywood Bowl.
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