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For those who have followed Marlboro over the
years, it has been a delight to see a wonderful
sense of continuity. Artists who came as young
professionals in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, including
Co-Artistic Directors Richard Goode and Mitsuko
Uchida, have returned to give back to another
generation what they had gained from the founders
and other early mentors and to share their own fresh
ideas. For Goode, performance is just a part of the
exploration process, not the essence of what Marlboro
is really about:
“The whole idea is to make the study of the work
the main thing, which it can and should be.”
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Mitsuko Uchida, in a ten-page New Yorker magazine
profile on Marlboro, summed up her feelings:
“In Marlboro, you get a different way of not only
looking at the world but also of looking at life.
If you spend weeks together, day in and day out,
eating the meals together, chatting and sitting
around and drinking the beer together…you begin
to get a basic outline of what it really means to
be a musician, as opposed to flying from one city
to the next and rehearsing the ‘Archduke’ Trio for
half an hour and then already walking on-stage.
Ultimately, Marlboro is about the concept of time.
We have time to rehearse, time simply to think.”