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55 years after debut, pianist jumps in at Philadelphia

55 years after debut, pianist jumps in at Philadelphia

A couple of weeks after his 77th birthday, the San Francisco-based Garrick Ohlsson was quietly going about his business when a message dropped from the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Yefim Bronfman had cancelled this coming weekend of Beethoven Emperor concertos. Might Garrick be free?

He says: ‘These concerts are especially meaningful for me, as they come 55 years after my first appearance with the orchestra under Eugene Ormandy.’

Should be good.

 

 

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