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Maestro Lorin
Maazel returns home His Castleton Festival dream realized By Hii.aky Lkwis Rappahannock News Staff Writer Sitting in the shade of the 250 year-old beech tree on the lawn of her Castleton home, Dietlinde Maazel spoke candidly about her husband, one of the world’s most sought-after conductors. “I sat there in this box and was completely wrapped around by this enormous sound. You really felt lifted out of your seat,” she said, tears filling her blue eyes, as she described her husband’s last performance at the helm of the New York Philharmonic. “Here he was on this podium, and people were rising to their feet. I just lost it completely," she said. “It was literally too much ” Lorin Maazel, 79, stepped down as Music Director last month from the oldest symphony orchestra in the United States. He has held that position since 2002. “I decided right from the beginning that I would only stay for See MAAZEL, Page A3
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