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Parents make financial commitment to supporting their children in Howard County orchestra program [Letter]
Congratulations to the members of the Howard County Gifted and Talented High School Orchestra on their fine performance "Side by Side" with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on Wednesday, Feb. 20 at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore. Howard County and...Tags: Music, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Ken Ulman, Culture, Renee Foose
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Go to it: BSO's Music Box Series
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is launching a Music Box Series, designed for the 6-month- to 3-year-old set. BSO vice president of education Carol Bogash calls the project “the final piece in the BSO’s educational framework” and...
Tags: Music, Culture, Lobbying, Baltimore School for the Arts
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Joan D'Angelo, homemaker
Joan D'Angelo, a homemaker and Baltimore Symphony Orchestra volunteer, died of complications from pneumonia March 15 at Bay Woods in Annapolis. She was 90.
Born Joan Shumaker in Allentown, Pa., she attended school in Lancaster and was a 1941 graduate...Tags: Catonsville, Easton (Talbot, Maryland), March of Dimes Foundation, Culture, Allentown
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Jan Chapin, social worker
Jan Chapin, a social worker who enjoyed the arts and sports, died March 14 from metastatic melanoma at her Cockeysville home. She was 65.
The daughter of a career Army officer and a homemaker, the former Elizabeth Jan Iaderosa, who was known as Jan,...Tags: Colleges and Universities, DaVita Incorporated, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Skin Cancer, Harford Road
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Russian conductor Dima Slobodeniouk makes BSO debut
On Friday night, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s gave, note for note, one of the most thoroughly absorbing and emotionally powerful performances of an all-Russian program since the glory days of all-Russian programs with former music director...
Tags: Music, Culture, Marin Alsop
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Organist Felix Hell showcased in Baltimore Symphony's French program
When Meyerhoff Symphony Hall was built back in the early 1980s, there was space for a proper pipe organ to be installed, which would have made the facility even more valuable. Too bad there wasn’t any money. Since then, the Baltimore Symphony...
Tags: Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Music, Johann Sebastian Bach, Johns Hopkins University, Culture
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Elizabeth T. Littleton, volunteer
Elizabeth T. Littleton, a homemaker and volunteer, died March 6 of complications from a stroke at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. She was 86. Elizabeth Margaret Taylor was born in Camden, N.J., and raised in Collingswood, N.J., where she was a graduate...Tags: Cherry Hill, University of Pennsylvania, American Red Cross, Timonium, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited
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John Williams to conduct Baltimore Symphony in musicians' pension fund benefit
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, which has slipped back into deficit territory partly because of pension fund obligations, has planned a concert to do something about that. The program has what should be a big draw -- music by celebrated film...
Tags: Music, Entertainment Events, Indiana Jones (fictional character), Interior Policy, Concerts
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Baltimore Symphony announces 2013-14 season
There’s a light and dark theme running through the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s 2013-2014 season, which includes works dealing with great loss, as well as great compassion. “Sometimes through tragedy, whether a world war or a...
Tags: Music, Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Casablanca (movie), September 11, 2001 Attacks, Marvin Hamlisch
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Christoph Konig leads Baltimore Symphony in dynamic program of Beethoven, Strauss
In the fresh-face department, German conductor Christoph Konig has a lot going for him in his Baltimore Symphony Orchestra debut this week. He's tall, young and handsome, attributes that count in classical music circles more than ever these days. And,...
Tags: Music, Culture, Music Industry
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Ignat Solzhenitsyn leads Baltimore Symphony in works by Mozart, Part
When Ignat Solzhenitsyn's career began a couple decades ago, the piano was his primary focus. In short order, the podium attracted his attention, and he has enjoyed significant success as a conductor. Over the weekend, this son of the Nobel Prize-...
Tags: Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Entertainment Events, Culture, Nobel Prize Awards
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Carole L. Maier, artist
Carole Lynn Maier, a stained-glass artist and former House of Ruth board president, died of an autoimmune lung ailment Feb. 24 at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. The Kingsville resident was 60.
Born Carole Lynn Smith in Baltimore and raised in...Tags: Artists, Auction Service, Harford Community College, Artscape, Museums
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