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Old 02-04-2011, 12:39 PM
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Oh by the way, austria isn´t famous for beer and bratwurst. This would be bavaria. Be sure not to insult any austrian with this confusion.

Austria is very famous for Strudel and Wiener Schnitzel.

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Strudel? Yum. Wiener Schnitzel? Not so much. The sausages have been very good though
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Well I can confirm that EMI in Wien has no LPs



I was lucky, however, in snagging a ticket to see Gustavo Dudamel conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic playing Adams, Bernstein and Beethoven at the Musikverein, a beautiful concert hall. It was absolutely brilliant!





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Howie,
That must have been a great experience - that hall is on my list of 'must sees' (and hear!).
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Easily one of the finest cities in the World for LIVE music and you are going to spend time looking for recordings. Something wrong there my friend.

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Easily one of the finest cities in the World for LIVE music and you are going to spend time looking for recordings. Something wrong there my friend.

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Evenings for live music my friend, when all the shops are closed
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