https://thelistenersclub.com/2024/04/22/remembering-sir-andrew-davis/

I think we should all remember that you’re an antisemite and garbage human being for lying about it the Jews committing a genocide and being too brainwashed to see through your bullshit and admit it when confronted with reality.

May die asap so the world will be a better place. Amen

The above is a stellar example why it's completely useless to post topics about music here as long as these two 100% nutcases are on board. They hate mausic; they love hate.

Andrew Davis was by all accounts a wonderful person and a great man to work with on stage and in the pit. He made everything seem easy, even when it wasn't.

Many of us have seen him either live or via BBC Proms. A life well lived.

Herman wrote:

> The above is a stellar example why it's completely useless to post topics about music here as long as these two 100% nutcases are on board. They hate mausic; they love hate.

Mausic?

It seems rather you hate Jews and the truth ;D

> Andrew Davis was by all accounts a wonderful person and a great man to work with on stage and in the pit. He made everything seem easy, even when it wasn't.

Lol… what a commemoration…

> Many of us have seen him either live or via BBC Proms. A life well lived.

lol - as if you could tell what a life well lived is like, after having wasted yours living in lies

Herman <herst@online.nl> wrote:

> Andrew Davis was by all accounts a wonderful person and a great man to
> work with on stage and in the pit. He made everything seem easy, even when it wasn't.
>
> Many of us have seen him either live or via BBC Proms. A life well lived.
>

I was a subscriber to the Chicago Lyric Opera during much of his tenure
there. The orchestra was always top notch and I was never disappointed in
any performances with him at the helm.

—
Paul Goodman

On 4/22/24 9:18 AM, Paul Goodman wrote:

> Herman <herst@online.nl> wrote:
>
>> Andrew Davis was by all accounts a wonderful person and a great man to
>> work with on stage and in the pit. He made everything seem easy, even when it wasn't.
>>
>> Many of us have seen him either live or via BBC Proms. A life well lived.
>>
>
> I was a subscriber to the Chicago Lyric Opera during much of his tenure
> there. The orchestra was always top notch and I was never disappointed in
> any performances with him at the helm.
>
> —
> Paul Goodman

I saw him a number of times at the Lyric Opera, too. His enthusiasm
seemed to rub off on the audience. Sometimes I liked to close my eyes
and just listen to the orchestra.

JudeoN4zi wrote:
>
> Herman wrote:
>
>> The above is a stellar example why it's
>> completely useless to post topics about
>> music here as long as these two 100%
>> nutcases are on board. They hate mausic;
>> they love hate.
>
> Mausic?

No, mewsic!

Lerne, wie man richtig buchstabieren!

Ciao!

On 22/04/2024 10:16 pm, Herman wrote:
> The above is a stellar example why it's completely useless to post
> topics about music here as long as these two 100% nutcases are on board.
> They hate mausic; they love hate.

As hateful as Hamas, even more so. Wrong time for them, would have risen
high in the 1930s, being stereotypical non-thinking blindly adhering
fascist followers, who need strong leaders to realise their hatred.

Best, as you have done, to never respond to directly to them, or to
those that agree with them.

> Andrew Davis was by all accounts a wonderful person and a great man to
> work with on stage and in the pit. He made everything seem easy, even
> when it wasn't.

He understood the RVW symphonies, (although with many of his recordings
he always leaned on the side of refinement), and his Job on Chandos is
very good. He also did a reasonable Ives series (too refined for Ives,
methinks) with the Melbourne SO, but the Ives he did with the BBC SO is
much better.

> Many of us have seen him either live or via BBC Proms. A life well lived.

RIP.

Ray Hall, Taree

On Apr 22, 2024 at 8:16:21 AM EDT, "Herman" <Herman> wrote:

> The above is a stellar example why it's completely useless to post topics
> about music here as long as these two 100% nutcases are on board. They hate
> mausic; they love hate.
>

I don't know why people complain about others when killfile technology has
existed longer than this group. I don't believe anyone is on Google Groups
anymore, so everyone is probably using a reader that will execute killfiles.
There is a profound satisfaction on opening up RMCR on a given morning and not
seeing posts that will annoy you.

You already know you wouldn't miss any of these people, but, if you do, then
you must take some secret pleasure in them. Your own self - moderation is
right in the comfort of your newsreader and writing a simple filter or rule.

-Owen

"I don't know why people complain about others when killfile technology has
existed longer than this group."

I (and most people, I guess) skip dozens of posts and topics every day by Batty Man and his lil helper. that's why most of their topics get zero responses. My guess is most people have killfiled DK.

The only things I see is when they try to hijack music topics weith their antisemitism baloney, which is pretty much every topic.

Herman wrote:

> I (and most people, I guess) skip dozens of posts and topics every day

Yet here you are still talking and thinking about us and Israel — beautiful