Fiedler criticizes music snobbery and variety in taste
Fiedler defends diverse musical appreciation during a tour with the New York Philharmonic. He rejects snobbery for sticking to one style, arguing that both Baroque and jazz have merit, and condemns excessive narrowness in listening choices.
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Fiedler Describes Pops Concert Style at Symphony Hall
Fiedler compares Pops concerts to a meal with two intermissions and varied fare. He notes tables for smoking and wine, a first third solid musical fare, a middle with a soloist, and a final portion of Broadway and light orchestral pieces.
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Fiedler Breaks Into Night Clubbing in New Orleans
Arthur Fiedler, 78, conductor of the Boston Pops, tops a night out at Al Hirt's club in New Orleans. He conducts Hirt and his combo, jokes about “the other 90 men,” then enjoys jazz and a strip show on Bourbon Street before returning to Boston. He later recalls Beatles and his esplanade concerts and plans tours for 1965 and 1966.
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