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TITLE: BBC Music Magazine
[ Marvelous vintage magazine with great features!]
ISSUE DATE: FEBRUARY 2002; Vol. 10, No. 6
CONDITION: Standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: What is Gay music? Cover photograph: Stefan de Batselier.

FEATURES:
COVER FEATURE MASTERWORKS The ground-breaking BBC2 series on 20th-century classics returns with Gergiev's take on the Shostakovich dilemma.

CAN WE TALK ABOUT GAY MUSIC? Philip Brett asks: why do scholars and critics gloss over the issue of sexuality in music?.

OXFORD... TEXAS English choral director Edward Wickham tours the American Midwest, and shares his tour diary.

TWO OFA KIND Michael Church meets two piano eccentrics of our day, Grigory Sokolov and Olli Mustonen.

THE BBC FILE The BBC just couldn't decide whether Stravinsky was a genius or a pest. By David Gallagher.

MUSIC COLLECTION:
COMPOSER OF THE MONTH Felix Mendelssohn Richard Wigmore dispels the myth that Mendelssohn's astonishing youthful works were his only lasting legacy.

BUILDING A LIBRARY Mahler's Lieder eines fahrenden gesellen The best recordings, selected by Hilary Finch.

LEGENDS Isaac Stern Dennis Rooney assesses the life of Isaac Stern, the violinist who saved Carnegie Hall and championed Jewish musicians.

OBJECT LESSONS IN MUSIC HISTORY John Milsom on Mahler's baton.

PRELUDE.
LETTERS.
COUNTERPOINT.
News Controversial Adams cancellation; La Scala refurbished; new conservatoire in Singapore; how the deaf can `hear' music.
People Highs and Lows.
From our own: correspondent Hilary Finch visits Tallinn's gleaming music academy and samples the NYYD Festival.
PREMIERE: Matthias Bamert's uncompromising new music festival in Basel; Turnage's expressive double-bass concerto.
WHITEBAIT: Michael White ponders the moral dilemma of accepting hospitality.
THE ART OF MUSIC: Laurence Libin on Henry Lerolle's At the Organ.

REVIEWS: Your comprehensive survey of this month's best new releases.
TOP NEW CDS.
RECORDING NEWS.
ORCHESTRAL.
OPERA.
CHORAL & SONG.
CHAMBER.
INSTRUMENTAL.
REISSUES.
WORLD.
JAZZ.
DVD.
BOOKS.
INTERNET.
INDEX TO REVIEWS.
THE GUIDE: Going out or staying in, what's on offer in the UK.
PICK OF THE MONTH.
CONCERTS & OPERA.
RADIO & TV.
PLUS.
AUDIO Jonathan Kettle tests surround-sound loudspeakers.
NEXT MONTH.
CROSSWORD.
MUSIC THAT CHANGED ME: Pianist PiotrAnderszewski.
PROMOTIONS: Competitions & offers.


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