"They're on fire," stated the Boston University music professor, a man who has heard countless recitals and is not given to overstatement. Those whom he uncharacteristically found on fire were the hundred-plus musicians of the Boston Symphony Orchestra (known as the BSO). The time was mid-August. The place was Tanglewood, the orchestra's summer home in Western Massachusetts. The season was BSO's 134th. The BSO packs everyone, musicians, instruments and helpers, hundreds of folks and tons of equi...
"They're on fire," stated the Boston University music professor, a man who has heard countless recitals and is not given to overstatement. Those whom he uncharacteristically found on fire were the hundred-plus musicians of the Boston Symphony Orchestra (known as the BSO). The time was mid-August. The place was Tanglewood, the orchestra's summer home in Western Massachusetts. The season was BSO's 134th. The BSO packs everyone, musicians, instruments and helpers, hundreds of folks and tons of equi...
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