Tanglewood, the beautiful and pastoral setting for a music festival nestled in the Berkshire Mountains of Western Massachusetts, gets a well-deserved salute tonight, and not only by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, which calls Tanglewood its summer home. Also along for this concert are artists who have appeared often, and played some truly beautiful music, at Tanglewood. Among them: Yo-Yo Ma and James Taylor. For more on this program, see Tom Brinkmoeller's Raised on MTM column. Check local listings.

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joan shapiro

When will the 75th Anniversary Celebration be available on DVD? How can I purchase it?

Thank you very much.

Joan Shapiro

Aug 11, 2012 | Reply

Eric G

Joan - PBS DVD's get released very quickly, often immediately or in 60 days. We list Worth Watching releases in the "New This Week" box on the home page each week, so keep checking back and we will post when/if it's available. –EG

Aug 11, 2012

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