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Conductor Markus Stenz on His Love of Robert Schumann's Music
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Steven Isserlis on Schumann, and Being a Writer and a Musician
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Conductor Marie Jacquot on How She Became a Conductor
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Pianist (and Organist and Conductor) Wayne Marshall about His Musical Family
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Principal Guest Conductor Tabita Berglund on the Resonance of Jean Sibelius
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Donald Runnicles Reflects on a Life Conducting Anton Bruckner's Music
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Concertmaster Robyn Bollinger in Conversation - Music & More Than Just Music!
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Conductor Shiyeon Sung and Cellist Wei Yu in Conversation
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Kimberly Kaloyanides Kennedy and Alexander Kinmonth on Bach, and Keeping Sharp
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Conductor Kevin John Edusei on the Discovery of Zemlinsky's "The Mermaid"
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Simon Trpčeski on His Favorite Rachmaninoff Concerto
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Hunter Eberly talks about life in Michigan, and his solo turn this season
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Composer James Lee, III and Pianist Alexandra Dariescu in Conversation
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Jader Bignamini on the Music of Dora Pejačević
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Dance & Music: Conductor Joana Carneiro shares her ideas about leading ballets
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Leila Josefowicz & Daníel Bjarnason in Conversation
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Jess Gillam and Anna Clyne in Conversation
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Yeol Eum Son in Conversation
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Principal Flute Hannah Hammel Maser on Debussy and the French Flute School
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Music Director Laureate Leonard Slatkin Reflects on Making Music Today
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Hilary Hahn in Conversation
Hilary Hahn shares her thoughts about the violin concerto of Antonín Dvořák and how it's different working with conductors now compared to the beginning of her career.
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Jader Bignamini starts a new season with Italian tone poems
Music Director Jader Bignamini talks about the unique quality of the music of Ottorino Respighi and his musical depictions of Italian culture.
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Isabel Leonard and James Gaffigan in conversation
Conductor James Gaffigan and mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard talk about Ravel, collaboration between vocalists and conductors, and their preparation.
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Conductor Ruth Reinhardt on Handel's "Messiah"
The German conductor Ruth Reinhardst shares her background, rehearsal technique, and how she perceives Handel's "Messiah."