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Munich loses Mirga

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Munich loses Mirga

Message from the Munich Philharmonic:

This week we are going on tour to Musikverein Wien & Müpa Budapest but Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla unfortunately had to cancel our upcoming concert tour due to an urgent family situation. We are more than happy that Pablo Heras-Casado has been engaged to conduct both tour concerts in Vienna and Budapest. Since 2013 we are working together regularly and have already released several award-winning recordings. The program remains unchanged!

 

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