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Today BSO opens up the 2009-10 seaso with Boston’s standard Roman Carnival Overture and La Mer.  It might be interesting word primer of Concerto for Harp by Williams. The key I the program in my view will be the Chopin the Second Concerto by play Evgeny Kissin. Kissin is far from the pianists that I would care but he sometimes he can have the spark of hope – so who knows…  I decided do not go - the Chopin the Second Concerto – who cares. However, on Saturday Levine will lead BSO with Symphony of Psalms and the Mozart’s Requiem with Tanglewood Festival Chorus.

I know: how much Mozart’s Requiem can one hear? Still, the work is so damn good and the Tanglewood Chorus is so capable that it was a definitive “go”.  Also, James Levine does not have, at least I do not know of, any definitive Mozart’s Requiems committed to posterity. Who know, his 2009 Mozart’s Requiem might be such an offence…. If he would show off with Mozart’s Requiem the same level of performance as he had last year with Brahms Requiem then it might be VERY interesting…

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