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Anybody watch the Grammys tonight?

I was too busy listening to MUSIC on my analogue rig.  Sigh.  What am I missing?
jc4659
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gnason
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You missed a lot of real ugly noise. Most of the music honored (not all, but most) was garbage. I don't count rap and hip hop as music. It is noise.
pumper24
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Roberjerman, you are too old if you’ve not heard of Bruno Mars. The guy is a wonderful, joyful, soulful singer/songwriter/dancer. Definitely the new “king of pop” very reminiscent of Micheal Jackson. Have you heard of him, or do I have to go back to Elvis? Does that mean I listen to him all the time or buy his albums? No, but you can’t help dancing whenever his music starts. Not that I could see many old farts from this forum doing anything but waiting for their tubes to warm up before playing some Mozart.
chrisoshea
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I second the thumbs up for the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. The Concertmaster, Steven Copes is a regular performer/teacher here in Colorado Springs at our Colorado College Summer Music Festival.

https://www.coloradocollege.edu/other/summermusicfestival/


Steven is the complete package, sound/feeling/technique and is the master of a wide repertoire. We have had the pleasure of meeting Steven and hearing him in a nice sounding hall for several summers now...His playing continues to evolve and becomes more moving each year....unreal talent.

schubert
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The NY Times called SPCO" the best ensemble of it’s kind in the USA" .
Steve is a great musician, there are also at least 5 other string players that, at least in sound, are every bit as good .
The Principal Viola player is out of this world , a Korean tiger.
After the great Gil Slaham finished the Mendelssohn few years ago he pivoted like a top.  ran to her and shook both her hands like a pump .

No joke, The Ordway Hall in St. Paul has best acoustics in USA .
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