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Its mission years later Today, the orchestra upholds its mission of making music accessible to all. Hear the stories behind the music Just this week, the orchestra launched a new podcast, called On a Personal Note.

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Sign in. Las Cruces, NM. Friday, January 29, pm. Phoenix, AZ. Seattle, WA. Saturday, March 5, pm. Fort Wayne, IN. Dallas, TX. Saturday, March 19, pm. Wilmington, NC. Thursday, March 24, pm. Performing on the 2nd half of the concert with. Palm Desert, CA. Friday, April 22, pm Saturday, April 23, pm.

Raleigh, NC. Friday, April 29, pm. The Woodlands, TX. Saturday, May 7, pm. Baton Rouge, LA. Saturday, June 4, pm. Friday, June 17, pm Saturday, June 18, pm. Costa Mesa, CA. Friday, July 15, pm Saturday, July 16, pm. San Diego, CA. Friday, August 12, pm Saturday, August 13, pm. Performing the entire concert without orchestra, including a segment dedicated to the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' final concert tour of , as guests of. Saturday, September 17, pm.

Yakima, WA. Saturday, October 1, pm. Youngstown, OH. Detroit, MI. Saturday, October 22, pm. Concert cancelled due to Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra musicians' strike. To be rescheduled. Scheduled to appear: cast members subject to change. Friday, November 4, pm Saturday, November 5, pm.

Buffalo, NY. Friday, November 11, pm. Naples, FL. Saturday, November 26, pm. Sacramento, CA. Friday, January 23, pm Saturday, January 24, pm. Charleston, SC. Saturday, February 14, pm. Greensboro, NC. Saturday, February 28, pm. Saturday, April 25, pm. Springfield, MO. Saturday, May 2, pm. Saturday, June 6, pm. Friday, June 19, pm.

Louis, MO. Saturday, July 11, pm. Arcadia, CA. Allentown, PA. Saturday, July 18, pm. Saturday, July 25, pm Sunday, July 26, pm. San Francisco, CA. Friday, August 7, pm Saturday, August 8, pm. Performing the entire concert without orchestra, as guests of. Monday, August 17, pm. Lake Tahoe, NV. Saturday, September 19, pm. Hagerstown, MD.

Thursday, September 24, pm. Lubbock , TX. Saturday, October 3, pm. Trenton, NJ. Saturday, October 10, pm. Performing the entire concert, including a segment dedicated to songs from the Sgt. El Dorado, AR. Friday, October 16, pm Saturday, October 17, pm. Saturday, October 24, pm. Wallace Roney, the carrier of the Miles Davis torch, pays tribute to the master with bass legend and multi-Grammy winner Ron Carter. This special performance pays tribute to these Jazz Lions and more, and features legendary jazz icon and six-time Grammy-winner David Sanborn alongside Dutch-born, platinum-selling sax sensation Candy Dulfer.

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Vince Gill has sold more than 26 million albums. He is, quite simply, a country music mega star. The band mixes genres with ease, from big band and rock to bluegrass and country, making every performance as unpredictable as the Indiana weather.

There were a lot of obstacles in those days. Fortunately, White was able to study at the American Conservatory of Music and complete his undergraduate degree at Roosevelt University in Chicago. While in Chicago, he met his wife, pianist Dolores Miller, at a competition. After completing his degree and being frustrated by auditions in Chicago, White moved to New York for about a year.

White described Silva:. And he liked me very much, and. I would go to his house and take lessons, and. Session 1, tape 2, story 8. At this time, the head of the Hartt School of Music and its orchestra conductor, Moshe Paranov, invited his famous musician friends to come to Hartt and give lessons and masterclasses.

Among these friends was cellist Leonard Rose 27 July — 16 November , and White was able to have three or four lessons with him in Hartford. I got to be a friend, and I would joke with him and everything. I would go down. Listen to him tell the story in the following video:. Before the Civil Rights Act of , which ended segregation in public places, White ran into trouble, particularly when the orchestra toured in the South.

This came to a head on a tour with a concert scheduled in Birmingham, Alabama. Legally, White could not even stay in the hotel with his fellow musicians. He had to leave his cello with the rest of the instruments, so he showed up at the concert hall without his cello.

White explained:. So when I showed up at the door. I just had me. And so then he went upstairs to settle it because there was a law in Birmingham that no orchestra or anything integrated could play in the Municipal Auditorium. Session 1, tape 3, story 1. With the support of the conductor George Szell and almost the entire orchestra, the mayor of Birmingham made an exception to the segregation laws so that White could play.

Having made a point of going on stage early to warm up so that he could be seen, he became something of a celebrity that day in Birmingham, Alabama.