

I've always been a big fan of Batuman's writing, and this book did not disappoint! It certainly took me back in time to when I was a freshman in college, and reminded me of how silly and stupid I was.
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Two incredible artists coming together to discuss music making, though it is more suited to readers who do not have experience in classical performance. I did realize how incredibly lucky I was, and grateful I am, for having been a part of the Tanglewood Music Center during Seiji's reign and perform Brahms' 2nd under his baton. I still have a black and white photograph of him taken during that concert somewhere in my keepsakes. Priceless.
Breathtaking!