"The fact that he took, "I Wanna Hold Your Hand," and had that arranged for the Pops was just brilliant."

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And what happens of course thereafter, as you'll remember, is that Lily pops up from the back seat: "Hi." He didn't know that she was there.

那么，在那之后发生了什么呢，正如你所记得的,莉莉从汽车后座突然跳出来，你好，他根本就不知道她在那儿。

耶鲁公开课 - 1945年后的美国小说课程节选

May be a second or two before pops up But it's going to come up.

在出声音前或许要等几秒,这就来了

耶鲁公开课 - 聆听音乐课程节选

Since 1897, practically every Boston Pops concert has ended with John Phillip Sousa's immortal march: "Stars and Stripes Forever".

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But I would say 10 years is the number that pops into my mind.

但是10这个数字恰好从我脑子里蹦了出来。

普林斯顿公开课 - 国际座谈会课程节选

The idea,from the beginning, was to make the Boston Pops feel like a different way to experience music.

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But long before Fiedler picked up the baton, the Boston Pops had carved out a niche, bringing light orchestral music to wide audiences.

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"I mean it took off like a rocket." Under Fiedler,the Pops truly became a national orchestra, touring the country and appearing on television.

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And the party continues all summer. The Boston Pops will be giving concerts in and around Boston and at Tanglewood in the Berkshires.

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"In my experience,anyway, sometimes it just kind of pops into your head and you go with it.

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But Fiedler wanted the Pops to move beyond light European classics and present new American work.

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He hired a young bandmaster from Harvard, named Leroy Anderson, to do some arrangements for the Pops, then commissioned him to write some new pieces.

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Current conductor Lockhart says one of the most exciting - and well-attended - events of every Boston Pops season comes on the evening of July Fourth.

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From the beginning, food and drink have been served during Boston Pops performances.

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"But that happens. That's part of the deal." Arthur Fiedler was a 35-year-old viola player in the Boston Symphony when he was hired to conduct the Pops in 1930.

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Within a few years, these became known as pops concerts.

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The Boston Pops and its conductor for 50 years,Arthur Fiedler, had a lot to do with its popularity, according to John Williams, the Hollywood composer who followed in Fiedler's footsteps.

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"As I like to say it, the Pops is the orchestra for people who don't know they like orchestras" Keith Lockhart,who's been conducting the Boston Pops for the past 16 years.

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"I think Stars and Stripes goes with the orchestra,goes with the hall and the entire spirit of what the Pops has brought to the American public, principally,but I think because of Fiedler's television and recordings, to a public around the world,as well."

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