
Levine's pace proves hard on BSO
Along with wide acclaim come physical stresses
The Boston Symphony Orchestra may be getting rave reviews, but its members are increasingly worn out. Players are asking the music director, James Levine, to shorten the length of the programs and to ease a rehearsal schedule that has aggravated injuries, generated stress, and speeded one veteran violist's retirement. (Full article: 1332 words)
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