There are several good musical compositions that I hear too often because my radio station loves to air them. For years, Edvard Grieg’s Holberg Suite was like that. Then I heard one orchestra play it their (unique?) way, with deep love and infectious joy.
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The lightly edited screenshot ending this post links to a performance by the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra. They love this music, and it shows. Near the end of the last movement, they even dance. When was the last time U saw classical musicians dance while performing?
No Trolls Here
Free from penguin suits
and long gowns that wipe the floor,
love and skill combine.
They rescue Grieg’s Holberg Suite
from bland transits thru the notes.
Mellow Curmudgeon 
Wow! I don’t think I’ve ever seen a classical concert like this! I love it! 🙂
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That screenshot really does capture both love and energy!
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Thanks. It took a while to find a usable frame from the video.
Better late than never, the current version of Movavi Photo Editor lets me restrict an action to a specified part of the image, so I could sharpen some blurs and tame a glaring white sheet of music. Things barely noticeable in a video can be big distractions in a single frame.
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It’s fun to watch musicians who don’t make any secret of how much fun they’re having.
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