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by Bradley Hartsell
Newnan hero Alan Jackson will step away from the demands of commercial country radio to release the aptly titled "Bluegrass Album" on Sept. 23.
According to Jackson's website, Sammy Shelor, who plays banjo on the new album, says the idea was to produce a back-to-roots bluegrass album that didn't, in the words of Jackson himself, "sound like all the other bluegrass albums country artists cut in this town."
Jackson's debut album, "Here in the Real World," was released in 1989 and he's never gone longer than two years in between albums. "The Bluegrass Album" will be released on his own label, Alan's Country Records, and is the followup to the 2012 release "Thirty Miles West."
For the majority of his 14 albums thus far, Jackson has kept the same classic sound that made him a country music star back in '89. His gift for stompin' honky tonks and thoughtful ballads made him a megastar in the '90s and has given him status as country's elder statesman in a time when honky-tonk is being marginalized into nostalgia.
And as mainstream country music continues to blur into pop, rap, and rock 'n roll, Jackson is staying true to himself and finally giving himself over to a project he has been hinting at for years. Shelor indicates that Ronnie Bowman and Marty Raybon are touchstones Jackson hopes to evoke on the new album, both legendary bluegrass figures many fans may have never even heard of.
Despite the enormous success of Jackson simply putting his rhythm and charm to record, the left turn on "The Bluegrass Album" does come with precedence. 2006's "Red on a Rose" was produced by Alison Krauss and traded in Jackson's classic honky-tonk shuffle for subdued backroom ballads comprised of almost entirely cover songs. While lacking the pizzazz and country boy fun of other albums, "Red on a Rose" peaked at No. 1 on the country Billboard charts and even earned distinction as the best Jackson album to date by some critics.
After returning to his familiar sound, Jackson is again subverting the trends of his peers by exploring bluegrass in a time it seems a forgotten commodity. The new album, unlike "Red on a Rose," is made up of mostly original material, and the remaining tracks will include the likes of The Dillards' "There is a Time," John Anderson's "Wild and Blue," and a ¾-time version of "Blue Moon of Kentucky."
Shelor says that the songs are to vary between a healthy mix of "punchy, drivey" songs and ballads, which is sure to come as good news to Jackson fans who still like to dosey doe.
Though country music's popularity is arguably at an all-time high, thanks to crossover successes like Taylor Swift, Blake Shelton, and newcomer duo Florida Georgia Line, there are many fans who prefer their country music without all the new-age bells and whistles. Alan Jackson has always been a pillar for such fans, and with an old-fashioned bluegrass album on the way, Jackson will once again prove to be a timeless treasure.
Jackson grew up in Newnan. Much of his family still lives here.


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Iron County Sheriff Mark Gower says a multi-agency raid on a remote southern Utah marijuana farm culminated in three arrests and seizure of some 2,000 pot plants.
More than 30 law enforcement officers, including sheriff's deputies from Gower's department and the neighboring Sevier County Sheriff's Office, police officers from Cedar City and Parowan, Utah Highway Patrol troopers and federal Drug Enforcement Agency agents, descended on the illicit farm site Monday morning.
The plants were uprooted from the site, about 5 miles east of Cedar City in Right Hand Canyon, air-lifted by helicopter to the Iron County Landfill and then "buried very deep," Gower said.
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- One day after pain in his broken hand forced Antoine Winfield to the sideline, Minnesota Vikings coach Leslie Frazier wasn't saying much about the veteran cornerback's chances for playing in Saturday's wild-card playoff rematch at Green Bay.
"We don't know what's going to happen with Antoine," Frazier said on Monday. "We'll see how he does throughout the week. He was in quite a bit of pain (Sunday) so we'll have to see how he does during the week and make a decision maybe later on."
Winfield finished the Vikings' game on Dec. 23 at Houston despite breaking a bone in his right hand. He attempted to play in Sunday's win over the Packers with a small pad on the hand but lasted only 18 snaps, departing in the second quarter.
An NFL source said Winfield aggravated the injury when a lineman hit the hand, causing it to swell up. If the swelling subsides as expected, the source said, Winfield should be able to play in some capacity on Saturday with a larger soft cast protecting the injury.
That would be good news for the Vikings secondary that seemed out of sorts after Winfield left on Sunday. A.J. Jefferson took over opposite Chris Cook in the base defense, with Marcus Sherels filling Winfield's usual slot role in the nickel package.
Aaron Rodgers finished with 365 yards and four touchdowns on 28-of-40 passing, including a 73-yard strike to Jordy Nelson against Sherels, who got the nod over rookie Josh Robinson because of his experience in the slot.
"We've worked Josh very limited reps inside," Frazier said. "But there are some things we'll have to look at for this ballgame that we may do a little bit different."
Winfield, 35, played only five games last season because of injuries, triggering a de-escalator in his contract that reduced his 2012 salary from $7 million to $3 million. But he hadn't missed any substantial time in his 14th NFL season before Sunday.
He earned back $2.5 million of a possible $3 million in incentives by playing 90.6% of the regular-season snaps this season, also crossing a play-time threshold that locked in his non-guaranteed 2013 salary of $7.25 million.
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Winfield's status appears to be the only one up in the air for Saturday, although Frazier said other players still are coming in for evaluation.
End Brian Robison (shoulder) finished the game and "should be available for sure," Frazier said. Halfback Adrian Peterson (abdominal) also "came out of it fine," Frazier said.
"He actually said (Monday) that he felt better than he felt a week ago Monday after the Texans game," Frazier said. "So, that's encouraging."
Safety Harrison Smith (shoulder) may be limited in practice on Tuesday, Frazier said, but that goes for a number of players on the short week.
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The Yorkshire city of Sheffield is to spend almost £900,000 hosting the finish of the second stage of next year's Tour de France.
But Sheffield City Council says the race will bring £15 million in direct and indirect revenue to the area's economy, according to the BBC.
After an opening stage starting in Leeds and finishing in Harrogate on July 5, the second day of the Tour starts in York and finishes in Sheffield, nipping into the Pennines and climbing Holme Moss on the way.
Sheffield Councillor Isobel Bowler said the cost was a "one-off investment in the city".
The council's costs to host the stage finish include a £200,000 staging fee and £215,000 to be spent on marketing.
Ms Bowler, the Labour council's cabinet member for sport and leisure, said hosting therace in Sheffield would help "tourism, inward investment and profile".
She said: "It is not about one day or even one weekend."
Sheffield City Council expects about 250,000 spectators to line the 19-mile section of the route in the city.
It said the event would bring up to "£10m of direct economic benefit and £5m of place marketing value to the city".
The council's cabinet will consider a report to approve the funding at a meeting next Wednesday.
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"I commend our CIA and FBI, our allies in Jordan, and President (Barack) Obama for their capture of al-Qaeda spokesman Sulaiman Abu Ghaith. I trust he received a vigorous interrogation, and will face swift and certain justice," said Representative Peter King, a senior Republican member of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee and former chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security while releasing initial information about the arrest.
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Let the record show that Marc-Andre Fleury's NHL debut was just like Mario Lemieux's in 1984: The puck went in on his very first shot.
The catch, of course, is that Fleury is a goaltender.
But if you think his debut Friday was any less spectacular than Lemieux's, you'd be mistaken.
It was, in fact, surreal.
Picture this: With 2:20 left, the Penguins were trailing the Los Angeles Kings 2-0 and getting outshot 48-10, but the fans were on their feet, waving white towels and roaring as if it were the Stanley Cup final.
Fleury had just poke-checked Esa Pirnes on a penalty shot.
Fleury gave the fans reason to cheer and surely will again. This team could go 0-41 on home ice and still sell tickets if other nights are anything like this one.
That's the sort of difference Fleury could make.
He not only stopped 46 of 48 shots in a 3-0 loss (the Kings scored an empty-netter), he stopped the Penguins on several occasions. That's how poorly they played.
Scary thought: What if J.S. Aubin had been in goal?
Obviously, Fleury's a star. But the team's performance last night -- it's only fair to point out it hadn't played in 12 days -- prompts the following question: Why on earth would the Penguins want to subject him to this?
Before you answer, "Because they have no choice," know this: If they don't improve radically in the next several weeks, GM Craig Patrick will have to at least consider the following question:
Should he spare Fleury, 18, the agony and possible long-term psychological damage of playing behind this defense?
Fleury has to play 25 games in order to be eligible for certain bonuses, such as an .890 save percentage and a 3.25 goals-against average, Patrick said.
If Fleury hits two of his six bonuses -- the save percentage and GAA are the most attainable ones -- a $3 million bonus will be triggered.
The other choice is to send him back to junior before he plays 25 games.
Under normal circumstances, Patrick's decision would be easy. Get the kid out of here, with a police escort, and save him for another day.
One problem: Fleury might be the biggest reason to watch this team.
He was the only reason last night.
There aren't a handful of NHL goaltenders with feet quick enough to make the sort of skate save Fleury made on Alexander Frolov. He gave Ziggy Palffy the five-hole on a second-period breakaway, then shut it like a car door.
Only Eric Belanger's perfect shot (on a short-handed breakaway, off a Dick Tarnstrom turnover) 38 seconds into the game and a screened deflection beat Fleury.
Yes, Patrick has to keep him. Anybody who saw the kid play last night will want to see him again and again. Others will join them. Their money will help pay his bonuses.
Here's hoping Fleury's psyche is as well-honed as his athletic skill.
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Basically, the aim of our tournament is to find the greatest football movie ever made - and it's up to YOU to pick the winner.
So how does it work? Well, we've selected 16 football movies from the archives and over the next week or so intend to pitch each one against each other allowing you to vote for your favourite to go through to the next round. As in the normal World Cup, we work our way through quarter-finals and semi-finals to end up with the big final .
To speed things up a bit we're going straight into the knock-out round stage with eight matches - and we have a battle of the giants to kick things off. Remember, just vote for your favourite of the two films below and the winner will make it into the quarter-finals in a fortnights time. Oh, and get back here on Monday when two more footie films will battle it out. Good luck everyone!
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An adaption of Nick Hornby's best-selling book about an Arsenal fanatic (Colin Firth) as he struggles to juggle a blossoming romance with the long term love of his team as they battle through the ups and down's of their 1989/90 season.
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Best known as 'that film with Pele and Rambo in it', this World War II-set actioner follows the events of when the Nazi propaganda machine decides it would boost moral for an all star Nazi team to take on a group of Allied prisoners of war in a football match in occupied Paris. The Allies, however, use the game as part of an elaborate escape plan.
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Because of active campaigns already under way for governor, the U.S. Senate and Congress, and other state and local races, it's expected there will be more political signs posted on city streets and fences, including areas where signs aren't allowed. Pleasanton's code enforcement office will no doubt keep busy removing those that are illegal.
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text: UK launches large-scale study into mobile risk to kids Technology 20 May 14 by Liat Clark Shutterstock The largest study in the world into how mobile phones and wireless technology affect the cognitive development of children is launching in the UK.Imperial College London will head up the The Study of Cognition, Adolescents and Mobile Phones (Scamp), with Mireille Toledano from the Centre of Environment and Health leading the three-year-long study focussing first on 2,500 11-12-year-olds. "By assessing the children in year 7 and again in year 9 we will be able to see how their cognitive abilities develop in relation to changing use of mobile phones and other wireless technologies," commented Toledano.Fears over how mobile phones affect health are centred on their radiofrequency emissions, which come in the form of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation. How much is emitted from the phone depends on the device in question and things like distances from phone towers. The radiation can be absorbed by tissue, and for years has been at the centre of scientific research -- all of which has shown no cause for immediate concern. However, studies do demonstrate incidences of biological side effects. For instance, a 2011 trail found that exposing people to a mobile for 50 minutes "increased brain glucose metabolism in the region closest to the antenna". Still, it concluded, "This finding is of unknown clinical significance". Otherwise there has been some statistical correlation between mobile phone usage and brain tumours, but no biological foundations for concern have been identified. Don't miss Claire Perry: ban phones in schools and turn off the router to protect children Factors such as usage have been on the increase, however, and as phones grow more and more powerful each year, there has remained a significant dearth in scientific research focussing on children. According to a release by Imperial College London, 70 percent of 11-12-year-olds in the UK own a mobile phone. That number is likely to be bigger, considering the rapid influx of low-cost devices ongoing and continuing to accelerate.Along with warnings that other research areas need to be pushed forward -- including the largely ignored possibility that neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's could be end results of prolonged usage -- the World Health Organisation's 2010 report urged for the same studies to urgently be carried out on children. "As yet, little research has been conducted in children and adolescents and it is still an open question whether children are more susceptible to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields since the brain continues to develop during childhood and adolescence," it said. "Also, children are starting to use mobile phones at a younger age."The theory goes that as children's nervous systems are still developing, they could be at greater risk of harm. Children today will also be exposed to mobile phones for far longer throughout their lives than any adult alive today has been. One study conducted in Europe known as Cefalo did involve children aged between 7 and 19, all diagnosed with brain tumours between 2004 and 2008. Although it couldn't rule out the association with mobile phone usage, it did not confirm it either, noting that more objective means of measuring risk need to be developed.Another study, Mobi-Kids, is ongoing in 13 countries, with 2,000 10-24-year-olds with brain tumours participating over five years. But the results are not expected until 2016, and again the focus is neither on cognitive development nor the key are of development in the early years.Despite the lack of conclusive evidence, in the UK NHS guidelines stipulate that under 16s should use hands-free devices and have minimal mobile phone use. That, of course, is not happening. In fact they are using more devices, with tablet use among under-11s on the rise.Scamp aims to clarify research methods aimed at children. For instance, both parent and child will have to answer questions about usage and lifestyle, and as the project is implemented through 160 participating schools, cognitive tests will be carried out in classrooms."Cognition is essentially how we think; how we make decisions; and how we process and recall information," said Toledano. "It is linked to intelligence and educational achievement and forms the building blocks of the innovative and creative potential of every individual and therefore society as a whole."As mobile phones are a new and widespread technology central to our lives, carrying out the Scamp study is important in order to provide the evidence base with which to inform policy and through which parents and their children can make informed life choices." Comments Latest on wired.co.uk


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This biscotti recipe is delicious, but more of a shortbread biscotti than a traditional one. My logs pretty much retained their shape resulting in a short biscotti, but I was not surprised since you do not melt the butter and you are supposed to cook while the butter is cold. If you want them to spread out I would try melting the butter before mixing it in and then letting the logs get to room temp before baking. I only got a few crumbs while cutting them and I did it straight out of the oven. Make sure you have a super sharp knife and don't move it back and forth too much, use more downward pressure, doing so I avoided most crumbs. I love anise, lemon and almonds so I thought the overall flavor was fantastic. I would make these again, but next time add another egg and decrease the butter so that they are less soft and more of a crisp biscotti.flag if inappropriate
This is a wonderful recipe. I have made it several times always with great success.flag if inappropriate
So easy - you do not even need to cream the butter. I used a blend of macadamia, apricot kernels (poor mans almonds from TJs) pine nuts for the almonds and subbed pepitas for the pistachios. Also fennel seed for the anise. Tasty & so very easy!flag if inappropriate
Everyone I know loves these Biscotti!!! I teach in an inner city school and cook with my students. They love making these by hand, and of course eating them with tea. I have made these many, many timesflag if inappropriate
I would like to send great thanks to the person from Tuscany Hills,Ca. who wrote the hint about using an electric knife to cut the biscotti. It was sent in November 03. I would love to thank her personally, but know this is impossible. It works so well.flag if inappropriate
This was my first attempt at making biscotti and it was alot easier than I thought it would be. I'm not sure if toasting the almonds is really necessary but you have to be really careful not to burn them. Also, i cut the cookies AFTER they cooled. It was much easier, the cookies tended to fall to pieces if you cut them when they come right out of the oven.flag if inappropriate
I love the flavor of this biscotti, but I ended up with almost as much crumble as I did cookie. Also, after being in the oven for only 20 min, the almonds gave off a very toasty smell but by then they were a bit overdone. For my first biscotti attempt, I'm not too discouraged.flag if inappropriate
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I loved this recipe. The anise seed gave it a surprise after taste that was delicious. For the best treat, dip the biscotti in a sweet marsala, or vin santo. It will melt in your mouth.flag if inappropriate
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Robert Redford's 'The Company You Keep' Is The Adult Drama Your Parents Want To Watch
Kathryn Schroeder
Released: April 5, 2013
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Jim Grant (Robert Redford) is a public interest lawyer and single father raising his daughter in the tranquil suburbs of Albany, New York. Grant's world is turned upside down,when a brash young reporter named Ben Shepard (Shia LaBeouf) exposes his true identity as a former 1970s antiwar radical fugitive wanted for murder. After living for more than 30 years underground, Grant must now go on the run. With the FBI in hot pursuit, he sets off on a cross-country journey to track down the one person that can clear his name.
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Robert Redford returns to acting, and plays double-duty as director, in the dramatic feature
The Company You Keep
. The movie is that rare adult drama you see maybe once a year in cinemas. It does not have any flashy special effects, nor does it feature the hottest beefcake actors or young starlet; unless you consider Shia LeBeouf swoon worthy--I for one do not.
The Company You Keep
is a movie your parents would want to watch, and that does not mean you shouldn't watch it as well. The demographic for
The Company You Keep
is not the most desirable for marketers, but the inclusion of such a film in the struggling diversity of genre pictures today is much needed. It is with great relief that it manages to be a well-executed dramatic feature.
The Company You Keep
dates back to the Vietnam War, and a group of radicals called the "Weatherman" who were considered domestic terrorists. One fateful night during a bank robbery a guard was shot and killed, and four of the members found themselves on the FBI's most wanted list. They all managed to escape, change their identities and go on the run. One was caught and died in prison, the other three were never heard from again...until now. On her way to turn herself in, Sharon Solarz (Susan Sarandon) is captured. A journalist of a small local newspaper takes it upon himself to dig deep into the story and as he uncovers information it leads him to Jim Grant (Robert Redford), a widowed public interest lawyer who is raising his daughter in the suburbs. Jim Grant realizes it is only a matter of time before his real identity is discovered and goes on the run to clear his name and thus begins the search for the truth, from journalist Ben Shepard (Shia LeBeouf) and Jim Grant's points of views.
The Company You Keep
is full of interesting twists and turns, even if they are predictable for the most part. It delves into politics, and how people's views can change with time and reflection. The left vs. the right is at play but never in an offensive manner where one side is seen as right and the other wrong. There is not a raw edge to the story, or deep emotional depth. It carries out the formulaic story as needs to be done, without veering far from genre conventions. The performances are for the most part well-acted, aside from a few letdowns that are easily excusable. Redford maintains his skills as a performer and director, and gives the viewer exactly what they need from the story without leaving any areas open for questioning or real debate.
The Company You Keep
is gripping without ever reaching any real thrill. You know how it is going to end and that reality is acceptable because the movie as a whole is entertaining to watch.
The Company You Keep
does not need to be anything more than it is and that is quite simply a good movie for an adult viewer to enjoy.
He may always be The Sundance Kid to some, and Hubbell to others, but no matter what character Robert Redford is playing he exudes the confidence needed for believability
The Company You Keep
is in no way a part that requires him to delve deep or stretch his talents--the role of Jim Grant is very much a stereotypical desperate man on the run, sans violent acts. Redford manages to perform just as expected, as well as direct his other actors as needed. The real shocking performance comes from
bred Shia LaBeouf, an actor who tiptoes around being someone to hate or like; this is mostly due in part to his off-screen antics that quite often involve mouthing off negatively about his past jobs, costars, and the like. In
The Company You Keep
LeBeouf actually manages to be a likable anti-hero who does not annoy the viewer. He also mananges to hold his own on screen against Robert Redford's talents, never appearing to be the less experienced actor or lost in his shadow. As a newsman who is eager to get the story that will make his career he is inquisitive, a tad sneaky, and makes mistakes--it is his fault Jim Grant has to go on the run in the first place--but never annoying or standoffish. You actually want to see where LeBeouf's Ben Shepard's story is going to lead, and what other secrets he will uncover; you learn to respect Shepard because of his tenacity.
Additionally, there are the women of
The Company You Keep
. Susan Sarandon is magnificent during her brief screen time as Sharon Solarz. After being arrested she is placed in a holding room with LeBouf's Ben Shepard and asked about how she feels about the crimes she committed thirty years ago. Her response is chilling as she stares him down, her unflinching belief that they were doing what needed to be done, and the justification she gives for violence by any means neccesary is delivered with such conviction the moment sucks all of the air out of the room. Sarandon commands the screen and it is unfortunate she does not appear more in the film. One the other end is the woman Jim Grant is on the hunt to find, fellow freedom fighter Mimi Lurie, played by Julie Christie. Mimi has been on the run for thirty years, having ditched one "" after another when she feared the authorities were close. Christie is meant to be the hard woman, the one who has grown cold over the years because of the life she has been leading; it has also made her incredibly selfish. There is a vulnerability that Christie should bring to the role in order for the viewer to feel engaged with her that she never manages to do. To call her the one weak link in the very talented group of actors is far too harsh a statement but she is one that stands out as being less-satisfactory than all of the others. Rounding out the ladies are Brit Marling (
Another Earth
) and Anna Kendrick who both play easily forgettable even if important roles in the story. Marling is a large part of the B-storyline but the insistent use of her breathy self-important tone is growing tiresome in her performances. Her Rebecca Osborne should have been an opportunity to break-away from her previous characters that are all very similar to show something new--she does not.
Release Date
April 5, 2013
Robert Redford
Lem Dobbs
Robert Redford (Jim Grant)
Shia LeBeouf (Ben Shepard)
Julie Christie (Mimi Lurie)
Sam Elliott (Mac McLeod)
Brendan Gleeson (Henry Osborne)
Terrence Howard (Cornelius)
Anna Kendrick (Diana)
Brit Marling (Rebecca Osborne)
Stanley Tucci (Ray Fuller)
Nick Nolte (Donal)
Chris Cooper (Daniel Sloan)
Susan Sarandon (Sharon Solarz)
Mark Day
Adriano Goldman
Production Designer
Laurence Bennett
Music Score
Cliff Martinez
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Philadelphia's sharp sound, Watts' strong playing a rewarding package
The audience was feisty, audibly shushing novices who applauded after the opening movement of the Grieg Piano Concerto in A minor at the Phil Friday night. So when a phone went off during the achingly beautiful second movement, our fury was tempered by the thought of what this crowd was going to do to the offender.
Was the alpha-dog ambience fueled by the cachet of the Philadelphia Orchestra, one of this continent's "Big Five"? By the fact it had brought along Andre Watts, a classical-music household name, with a tie to both Hoosiers, because he's a professor of music at Indiana University, and Philadelphia, where he first starred at age 10?
Perhaps it was the breathtaking cost of the tickets — $150 to $169?
While any of those could have added logs to the fire, the flame was Grieg. Everyone who has passed a fifth-grade music class has heard parts of it in some form, and most classical music lovers know the orchestra, conductor and soloist for their favorite version. So, perform it with attitude and confidence or not at all.
Friday the performance delivered both, to the delight of its extremely attentive audience. Watts is obviously great friends with the work, his staple on this year's tour, and his interpretation shone with a grandness equal to his formidable orchestra partner. In fact, the two were glove and hand, now booming, now whispering, with a reading of Grieg that often was visual. For some of the more triumphal chords, Watts would hammer down and recoil from the power.
And as the piece galloped, on fire, toward the detonation of its quick final blast, conductor Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos began leaning toward Watts until, at the telling moment, they were communicating face to face, two trapeze artists who had just caught each other midair.
Watts employs a somewhat distracting choreographic flourish with his arms, but it's probably a good contrast to de Burgos, who has Von Karajan stolidity and a clear style — dynamics to the left, tempo to the right. He was a guest conductor for this series, and is a veteran with the Philadelphians. His conducting portends music with a massive spectrum and precise playing.
Still, the orchestra's reputation rests on the discipline and skill of its nearly 100 musicians, and this one is breathtaking. Its massive string section can play a single note and create the illusion of one huge instrument.
So if there was any hope to see a form emerge from Brahms' sprawling Symphony No. 1 it was going to come from this orchestra, who played a glowing "Wachet auf" from Bach as an opener.
Alas, after Friday, we're still waiting on that moment. de Burgos, who at nearly 80, is generally conducted seated, still brought an immense sense of drama to its opening movement, an impressive reminder of why there's no substitute for live music.
But the encore — Cleveland, take note — was the thriller.
It was a peppery piece of virtuosity employing every player onstage in Geronimo Giménez's "La Boda de Luis Alonso."
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