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Tina Ward in conversation with Greg Sandow
January 27, 2008
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Introduction – Understanding at the St. Louis Symphony – 0:00
The Berlin Philharmonic: an example of interaction amongst musicians – 5:22
The Critical Response Method – 9:24
The Six Thinking Hats system – 16:31
A new performance culture – 22:05
The St. Louis Symphony and the spirit of experimentation – 28:23
Closing – Researching European orchestras – 36:54