Talk:Tanglewood

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[edit] Berkshire Music Center

There is no article for the Berkshire Music Center, most likely because it is now called Tanglewood. (see [1]) However, since there ARE references (eg, Randall Thompson) to the Berkshire Music Center, perhaps a sentence or two could be added to this article concerning Tanglewood's history in re:its name. Then someone who knows how to do that (not THIS newbie!) could "redirect" searches for Berkshire Music Center to this article.

Hmmm... that still wouldn't change the red link, would it? Would it be appropriate to turn it into a piped link to Tanglewood? Thanks for your patience with a Newbie! Laurie Fox 00:08, 2 December 2006 (UTC)

Berkshire Music Center now redirects here. I would add something about it in the article but I don't know anything about it: when the name change happened, when the name was originally used. -- Stbalbach 13:52, 2 December 2006 (UTC)

Actually, it should redirect to Tanglewood Music Center, which mentions the prior name. -- Stbalbach 13:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC)