Boston Symphony Orchestra

...not too soon to think about summer and listening to music outdoors on balmy evenings in the Berkshires - or so is the message from the Boston Symphony Orchestra, which announced its 2010 Tanglewood schedule today. The 70th anniversary...

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...HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING The Boston Symphony Orchestra will open its summer season at Tanglewood on July 9 with a performance of Mahler's Second Symphony under the baton of James Levine. In a Mahler-filled summer for Levine, he...

In this article: Tanglewood, James Levine, Second Symphony, Third Symphony, Fourth Symphony, Symphony of Psalms, Ariadne auf Naxos, and Kurt Masur

...Music Center. At Tanglewood, she came to the attention of Boston Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Joseph Silverstein and followed him to NEC where she studied with him until receiving her B.M. with honors in 1967. From there, she went...

In this article: Joseph Silverstein, Boston Symphony Orchestra, George Solti, New England Conservatory, University of Southern California, and Tanglewood

...a friend Boston Symphony Orchestra advocate James Taylor and his pal Carole King were at the Cranwell Resort, Spa and Golf Club in Lenox over the weekend to help BSO managing director Mark Volpe announce the 2010 Tanglewood season. Next...

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Boston Symphony unveils 2010 Tanglewood plans THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING BOSTON-Winter hasn't even arrived but the Boston Symphony Orchestra is already planning for summer. The BSO announced Friday that its 2010...

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...Bell, and a handful stopped to listen. Bell is in town this week to play with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and we wish he'd bring his Strad into a T station and do a few numbers while he's here. But we think we'll have to settle for a...

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..."Petrushka'' ballet. In other words, after serving generous amounts of Teutonic grandeur via its recently completed Beethoven cycle, the Boston Symphony Orchestra changed course this week and set off for Paris. That at least is where all...

In this article: Fabio Luisi, Paris, Igor Stravinsky, Petrushka, Dresden Staatskapelle, Vienna Symphony, Camille Saint-Saens, and Boston Symphony Orchestra

...to her. "We would come to the Boston Symphony, and there was Marylou,'' the cellist Laurence Lesser, president emeritus of New England Conservatory and a colleague of Mrs. Churchill's since the 1960s, recently recalled. "Her presence...

In this article: Seiji Ozawa, NEC, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston, California, and New England Conservatory

...size - + When he announced this season's Beethoven symphony cycle, Boston Symphony Orchestra music director James Levine admitted an ulterior, fill-in-the-blank motive: He had never conducted Beethoven's Fourth Symphony in concert. Because of...

In this article: James Levine, Eroica, Third Symphony, Fourth Symphony, Surgery, The Boston Globe, Ann Hobson Pilot, and Boston Symphony Orchestra