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Klaus Mäkelä prepares to lead the Oslo Philharmonic in a performance of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony in the Oslo Concert Hall, 2019. Courtesy of the Oslo Philharmonic Evenings are now darker and colder, causing some people to be more likely to stay at home than go out for an evening’s entertainment. But this doesn’t mean that you must give up the enjoyment of classical music. For those times when you’d rather stay under a blanket on the couch, there are great music videos and live streams to keep you going, and I will tell you where to find them.One of the videos that I often encourage those who are classical curious to watch is on the YouTube page for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and it is also a great video for those already immersed in the classical canon. “Muti Conducts Beethoven 9” was posted 11 years ago and has over 56 million views.

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