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Friday, November 22, 2013
Cleveland Orchestra musicians have a Quick Bite in Vienna
Musicians say playing the world's greatest music gives them an appetite
by WKSU's VIVIAN GOODMAN
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 | | Lunch at Vienna's Naschmarkt after Tuesday's rehearsal at the Musikverein. l. to r. Violinist Jeff Zehngut; violinist Katherine Bormann; bassist Charles Carleton; Cleveland Orchestra Communications Director Ana Papakhian; and the orchestra's PR consultant in Vienna, Claudia Kapsamer. | | Courtesy of Zachary Duvall | | Download (WKSU Only) |
Playing Beethoven and Shostakovich all over Europe can give you an appetite.
Cleveland Orchestra musicians are on tour eight weeks a year, so they learn how to eat well away from home.
Many of them are dedicated foodies.
Thursday in Vienna, after a rehearsal at the Musikverein, WKSU’s Vivian Goodman joined a trio ... for lunch. |
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