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who is chatting on SOLO ChatThe Free RadicalPopular contentPollWhat should the government do about ailing financial institutions? Nothing, except to back off and get out—as any Objectivist knows, intervention is treating the disease with the disease 84% Intervene judiciously—enough to avert a catastrophe that is otherwise imminent 3% Intervene massively—as it's doing 3% Nationalize the whole economy and be done with it. Bring on the USSA! 1% Something else (specify) 9% Total votes: 76
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Mahler Symphony #2 Conclusion (YouTube) Submitted by Jason Quintana on Mon, 2008-09-01 04:47.
Here is a SOLO-worthy video of the conclusion of Mahler's Symphony #2 "Resurrection". Simon Rattle and his old British group do a wonderful job here. The two lady singers and the chorus are excellent as well. Gain is slightly low -- turn the volume way up. The final several minutes of this symphony rank among the most glorious in all of music. - Jason
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Mahler Symphony #8 Conclusion
Simon Rattle (wearing some kind of yoga outfit), a top notch group of British kids, the singers and the chorus erupt in the "Symphony of a Thousand".
- Jason
Symphony #3 Conclusion
Here is another selffish example of me using SOLO as a bookmark site for memorable YouTube videos.
Here is Gustavo Dudamel, the young South American badass conducting the end of Mahler's 3rd Symphony. Not the greatest performance of this music, but certainly great enough to do the music justice. Enjoy.
- Jason
No expertise needed
Sandy, you don't need any musical knowledge to understand something like this. Just a profound belief in the ultimate triumph of the human spirit. Faith, sense of life, whatever you want to call it.
- Jason
I do not possess any musical knowledge to critique
however, that was absolutely stunning. The delicious amount of goose pimples across my flesh in hearing that was indeed a most delightful experience.
Bravo! and thank you for sharing.
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