Chabrier - Marche Joyeuse

In this week’s lesson, inspired by Chabrier’s Marche Joyeuse, students will build vocabulary through discussion of the piece and Impressionist art.
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Does the Boston Symphony really play concerts wearing color coordinated tee shirts?

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bunch of kids in the audience. most likely a performance designed for kids and the shirts are so they can quickly identify the different parts of the orchestra to the students.

[@tedwilks]

Please identify the conductor.

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Please identify the very skillful conductor. The pop-music category "artist" is meaningless in classical music.

[@JoelLeBras]

Easy : the standing man facing other musicians...

[@christopherjohnson2422]

I believe it’s Thomas Wilkins. Years ago, Wilkins was Resident Conductor of the Florida Orchestra, and I remember hearing him conduct a thrilling performance of Nielsen’s Fourth in St. Petersburg, FL.

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