Charles Noble, the assistant principal violist with the Oregon Symphony posted a nice, critical review of their season which ended last week. His observations sparked a thorough debate on the season and the programmatic choices. Music Director Carlos Kalmar even responds, and Noble is kind enough to post Kalmar’s thoughts in their entirety.
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Reflecting on the end of the Oregon Symphony season
Posted in Portland, OR, Seattle, WA, tagged Carlos Kalmar, Charles Noble, Oliver Messiaen, Oregon Symphony on June 1, 2008 | No Comments »
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