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Koussevitzky@150 - Koussevitzky’s Prokofiev
Conductor Serge Koussevitzky championed the music of Prokofiev in Russia, France, and the United States.
Koussevitzky@150: Koussevitzky & Bartok’s Concerto
Bela Bartok lay dying in a New York hospital when Serge Koussevitzky paid him a visit and commissioned a new work.
Koussevitzky@150: Koussevitzy’s Sibelius
In this episode Koussevitzy’s recordings are featured, both with the Boston Symphony and the BBC Symphony.
Koussevitzky@150 More American Than We Americans
In this episode we present Koussevitzky, the supporter of American music. It features vintage recordings and interviews with the composers.
Koussevitzky@150: Koussevitzky at Tanglewood (Part 1)
This episode documents the early days of the Boston Symphony at Tanglewood, through recordings and interviews.
Koussevitzky@150; The 3 Bs and the Central Line
Conductor Serge Koussevitzky traced a 'central line' in the music of the great composers: .Bach, Beethoven and Brahms.
Koussevitzky@150: The Koussevitzkys at Home
Episode four focuses on the home life of the Koussevitzys, as told by Charles O'Connell.
Koussevitzky@150: Koussevitzky as “Colorist”
In part three of Koussevitsky@150, Tom Godell explores the concept of Koussevitzky as a colorist.
Koussevitzky@150: Koussevitzky as “Animateur”
In this episode we explore Koussevitzky's gift of animating the music and musicians with his conducting.
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