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PopsTube: The Boston Pops now Broadcasting on the Web

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Why wait for a broadcast on your local public TV station when you can catch The Boston Pops any time online? Web broadcasts come complete with commentary to guide you through the music: The secondary theme suggests a bustling Arabian marketplace. You can turn the commentary off if you prefer. Interviews and behind the scenes glimpses are offered. Also revealed is a charming gap between conductor Keith Lockhart's front teeth airbrushed out of his smiling portraits. Ah, TV.

Posted by Jennifer Foster on November 4, 2007 3:07 PM |

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