@ the Symphony

Pittsburgh Symphony Principal Trombone Peter Sullivan speaks about the music he recorded for Center Stage by Casterede and Defaye, his teaching, summer music making at Hartwood Acres and Aspen, his many recordings in Montreal before coming to Pittsburgh, and the current state of affairs with the Pittsburgh Penguins in this conversation with Jim Cunningham.

Pittsburgh Symphony cellist Will Chow talks about his recording of Zoltan Kodaly's Cello Sonata made Center Stage at Heinz Hall. Will picks a favorite recording of the Kodaly among many. In this discussion with Jim Cunningham he recalls his work with the Pittsburgh Symphony since joining in 2016, an appearance on From the Top with Chrisopher O'Riley, heading out with Curits on Tour during his workk at the Curtis Institute, recording Two by Four for the Cedille label with Jaime Laredo and Jennifer Koh and looks forward to working with fellow Curtis scholar conductor Earl Lee in the Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations at Hartwood Acres this summer.

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Pittsburgh Symphony cellist Will Chow talks about his recording of Zoltan Kodaly's Cello Sonata made Center Stage at Heinz Hall. Will picks a favorite recording of the Kodaly among many. In this discussion with Jim Cunningham he recalls his work with the Pittsburgh Symphony since joining in 2016, an appearance on From the Top with Chrisopher O'Riley, heading out with Curits on Tour during his workk at the Curtis Institute, recording Two by Four for the Cedille label with Jaime Laredo and Jennifer Koh and looks forward to working with fellow Curtis scholar conductor Earl Lee in the Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations at Hartwood Acres this summer.

The Principal Piccolo of the Pittsburgh Symphony since 1990, Rhian Kenny introduces music by Nova Scotia's Derek Charke--Lachrymose. Rhian explains her special pride in placing the solo in Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever having recently become an American citizen. She fills us in on her rowing adventure and pandemic year reflection of missing her colleagues as well as the joy she takes in her three daughters in this discussion with Jim Cunningham.

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The Principal Piccolo of the Pittsburgh Symphony since 1990, Rhian Kenny introduces music by Nova Scotia's Derek Charke--Lachrymose. Rhian explains her special pride in placing the solo in Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever having recently become an American citizen. She fills us in on her rowing adventure and pandemic year reflection of missing her colleagues as well as the joy she takes in her three daughters in this discussion with Jim Cunningham.

Tribune Review Fanfare writer emeritas Jean Horne joins Mendelssohn Choir regular Christine Thompson and Jim Cunningham to speak about the work of the Pittsburgh Symphony Association in creating Symphony Splendor taking place Sunday June 27th from 11am to 5pm. The event features 16 members of the Pittsburgh Symphony and other musical guests performing in 12 glorious and often unknown gardens in Shadyside and Squirrel Hill. The proceeds benefit the Pittsburgh Symphony in a self-guided rain or shine tour with check-in at the Mansions on Fifth - 5105 Fifth Avenue. Jean and Christine tell us we'll see "12 urban sanctuaries that are ablaze with floral fireworks, lavish beds and borders, soothing spaces with splashing water and darting elegant fish. Elegant and informal gardens where wonders never cease including one of the most talked about botanical marvels - a Smithsonian Institution designated garden." For additional information pittsburghsymphonyassociation.org or 412-392-3303.

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Tribune Review Fanfare writer emeritas Jean Horne joins Mendelssohn Choir regular Christine Thompson and Jim Cunningham to speak about the work of the Pittsburgh Symphony Association in creating Symphony Splendor taking place Sunday June 27th from 11am to 5pm. The event features 16 members of the Pittsburgh Symphony and other musical guests performing in 12 glorious and often unknown gardens in Shadyside and Squirrel Hill. The proceeds benefit the Pittsburgh Symphony in a self-guided rain or shine tour with check-in at the Mansions on Fifth - 5105 Fifth Avenue. Jean and Christine tell us we'll see "12 urban sanctuaries that are ablaze with floral fireworks, lavish beds and borders, soothing spaces with splashing water and darting elegant fish. Elegant and informal gardens where wonders never cease including one of the most talked about botanical marvels - a Smithsonian Institution designated garden." For additional information pittsburghsymphonyassociation.org or 412-392-3303.

Violinist, Violist and Conductor Pinchas Zukerman leads the Pittsburgh Symphony in the Telemann Viola Concerto, a Violin Concerto by Bach, Elgar's Serenade and Bruckner's Adagio from the Quintet in concerts recorded for distribution on the internet in the Front Row series. He discusses his early distance learning efforts, his memories of William Steinberg and working with the Pittsburgh Symphony for over forty years.  He also remembers significant musicians and his friendship with Zubin Mehta, provides advice for violists, suggests if we don't fix world problems and our water supply, we won't be able to enjoy Mozart.  Enjoy this conversation by Zoom with Jim Cunningham.

Violinist, Violist and Conductor Pinchas Zukerman leads the Pittsburgh Symphony in the Telemann Viola Concerto, a Violin Concerto by Bach, Elgar's Serenade and Bruckner's Adagio from the Quintet in concerts recorded for distribution on the internet in the Front Row series. He discusses his early distance learning efforts, his memories of William Steinberg and working with the Pittsburgh Symphony for over forty years.  He also remembers significant musicians and his friendship with Zubin Mehta, provides advice for violists, suggests if we don't fix world problems and our water supply, we won't be able to enjoy Mozart.  Enjoy this conversation by Zoom with Jim Cunningham.

WQED-FM's Jim Cunningham spoke with Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra violist Erina Laraby-Goldwasser.  She talks about and plays the the first movement of Rebecca Clarke's Viola Sonata; talks about working with pianist Rodrigo Ojeda; what she's been up to during the pandemic and more.