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Two Vienna Philharmonic members retire

Two Vienna Philharmonic members retire

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As our residency in Salzburg comes to an end this week, bassoonist Štěpán Turnovský and trumpet player Reinhold Ambros will retire on September 1.
Chairman Daniel Froschauer expressed gratitude to our esteemed orchestra members for their dedication and invaluable contributions over the years. We wish them all the best in their well-deserved retirement.

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