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PLAY! A Video Game Symphony - Midnight Sun
Baltimore Sun - 07.17.08
Tito Muñoz - Search for new maestro narrowed to Three; each will perform a tryout concert in the fall
The Register-Guard - 07.14.08
Mike Daisey - At Fringe Festival, a Finely Tuned Fury
The Washington Post - 07.13.08
Giancarlo Guerrero - Guerrero conducts riveting program
Akron Beacon Journal - 07.13.08
Andreas Delfs - Mostly Mozart, Barbican, London
Financial Times - 07.11.08
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The Boston Globe - 07.10.08
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Midnight Sun
07.22.08
PLAY! A Video Game Symphony
Baltimore Sun
My 14-year-old sister Emily came to the city Friday night to see the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's rendition of Play! A Video Game Symphony.
In the show, the orchestra performs music from popular video games. Here is her review ...
When you think of video game music, you're reminded of simple melodies and catchy tunes, right? Well, The BSO's Friday night performance of Play!: A Video Game Symphony totally redefined that.
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Search for new maestro narrowed to Three; each will perform a tryout concert in the fall
07.17.08
Tito Muñoz
The Register-Guard
Three finalists have been selected in the search for a successor to Giancarlo Guerrero as music director and conductor of the Eugene Symphony when he moves on to head the Nashville Symphony next year.
Their names were unveiled Wednesday night at a private briefing by symphony officials, including Roger Saydack, who is head of the search committee looking for a new conductor.
The three candidates will all be brought to Eugene, on different dates in September, to conduct the orchestra in a program that includes two set pieces - the first movement of Franz Schubert's Unfinished Symphony and a movement from Sergei Prokofiev's Third Piano Concerto - as well as a short work of each conductor's choosing.
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At Fringe Festival, a Finely Tuned Fury
07.14.08
Mike Daisey
The Washington Post