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A Conductor at the Top, and Still Learning on the Job
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London Symphony Orchestra conductor Antonio Pappano goes underground — he takes the Tube to work
NEW YORK — (AP) — Antonio Pappano has gone underground since leaving The Royal Opera for the London Symphony Orchestra. “Now, more often than not, I take the Tube, which I never did when I ...
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Young musicians visit London Philharmonic Orchestra ahead of concert
Three young musicians, due to perform with Richmondshire Orchestra at the end of March, recently visited the London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO) for individual lessons with principal musicians.
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London Symphony Orchestra conductor Antonio Pappano goes underground — he takes the Tube to work
(Isabel Infantes/Pool Photo via AP, File) (Isabel Infantes, ISABEL INFANTES) NEW YORK – Antonio Pappano has gone underground since leaving The Royal Opera for the London Symphony Orchestra.
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London Symphony Orchestra conductor Antonio Pappano goes underground — he takes the Tube to work
Rattle had moved to the LSO in 2017 and decided he wanted to switch in 2023 to Munich’s Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra. “We’re chalk and cheese, as they say in England,” Pappano explained.