The Utah Symphony has announced Markus Poschner as its next music director.
Poschner, 53, is presently chief of the Bruckner Orchestra Linz (to 2027) and Orchestra della Svizzera italiana (to 2025). He becomes chief conductor in Basel a year from now.
His official takeover date in Utah is 2027, but he’ll have a battle on his hands to stop developers knocking down Abravanel Symphony Hall and replacing it with a sports stadium.
The post Maestro move: Utah goes Posch appeared first on Slippedisc.
The final concert of the Concurso Tenor Viñas Competition at which the winners perform accompanied by the Gran Teatre del Liceu Symphony Orchestra. Founded in 1963 by Jacint Vilardell to commemorate the Catalan tenor Francisco […]
This is uncommon. The Finnish conductor Hannu Lintu writes: When a conductor is preparing an opera production he/she needs an assistant. Conducting assistants provide an extra pair of ears, they listen to the balance, observe […]
The son, a violinist, is more outspoken than his father in an interview with BR: MB: As classical musicians, we can’t really change the reasons for Israel’s attacks and for the starvation of the population. […]
