The attraction between Orson Mahler, a world-famous orchestra conductor, and Isabella, a young married woman from Austria, leads us into the world of classical music in New York City. In a Manhattan coffee shop, the maestro explains, "Isabella, conducting is nothing else but making love to music. No detail should be left unattended to bring out the best in music...or in a woman. If a piece of music is worth performing and a woman is worth making love to, it's worth giving it your best." Isabella's recollections of the maestro go back to Austria, where her mother was a fan of Mahler's and once...
The attraction between Orson Mahler, a world-famous orchestra conductor, and Isabella, a young married woman from Austria, leads us into the world of ...