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September 22, 2003
Conductor Sanderlings: Tearing Down The Walls

eastberlin.jpg East Berlin, 1970

Floridian:

Stefan Sanderling grew up chafing against the communist system that saved his famous father's life. Now he has come to terms with his homeland - and his father.

For example, Stefan fretted at one point that it would be wrong to put pieces by Prokofiev and Shostakovich on the same program, because the composers didn't like each other. His father, who knew both men personally, told him not to worry about it if he thought the music worked well together.

sanderling.jpg Stefan and Kurt Sanderling


Well written and in-depth look at the relationship between famous "communist" conductor Kurt Sanderling and his "modern" son Stefan. This real life story parallels similar kinds of conflicts brought back to life for musicians in Nazi-related films like "The Pianist."

- Kevin


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