Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

• Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Makes Tough Economic Decisions

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO) has a comprehensive plan to address the organization's financial challenges, which includes reducing operating cos...

• International Musician
• Vol. 107 Nbr. 3, March 2009

• Theater in Cincinnati to Reopen with $3m Makeover

CINCINNATI (AP) - A 1928 theater in downtown Cincinnati has received a $3 million makeover and is set for a grand reopening next month hosted by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and featuring a performance by the Cincinnati Pops. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports upgrades to the Taft Theatre include a $1.3 million eco-friendly air conditioning system, larger seats and increased restroom capacity. The theater also features wall murals, ceiling rosettes, crown moldings, terrazzo floors and some original, craftsman-style light fixtures.

• Sunday Gazette-Mail
• August 29, 2011

• Danis Building Construction Company Sponsors Maestro Paavo Jarvi and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra's Performances of Stravinsky and Mozart Masterworks.

Business Editors, Entertainment & Music Writers CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 21, 2002 Danis Building Construction Company announces its spon...

• Business Wire
• March 21, 2002

• Anthony Mcgill to Solo at Northeastern University's Chicago Clarinet Ensemble

The young artist served as principal clarinet of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, following studies at the Curtis Institute with Donald M antan aro, and at the Interlochen Arts Academy with Richard Hawkins. He has performed at the Marlboro Music Festival, Sarasta Festival, Tanglewood, La Musica International Chamber Music Festival, and Musica@Menio. McGUl has appeared with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Baltimore and New Jersey Symphonies, as well as the Tokyo, Guarneri and Avalon quartets and Opus One. He was featured at Ravinia's Rising Stars series, toured with Musicians from Marlboro, performed at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center as a member of its Chamber Music Society Two. The young artist served as principal clarinet of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, following studies ...

• Chicago Defender
• June 22, 2010

• Classical Albums Showcase Impressive Techniques

PAAVO JARVI, CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA; Mussorgsky: "Night on Bald Mountain," "Pictures at an Exhibition," "Khovanshchina" (Telarc) *** 1/2 ZUILL BAILEY, CELLO, MARTIN WEST, SAN FRANCISCO BALLET ORCHESTRA; "Russian Masterpieces for Cello: Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich" (Telarc) ****

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• March 15, 2009

• Conductor Hits His Stride with Prokofiev Recording

PAAVO JARVI, CONDUCTOR, CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA; Prokofiev: "Lieutenant Kije" Suite, Symphony No. 5 (Telarc) *** 1/2 DAVID RUSSELL, GUITAR; "Air on a G String: Baroque Masterpieces" (Telarc) ****

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• March 09, 2008

• Iso Candidate a Globe-Trotter

Alastair Willis, one of the five candidates for the Illinois Symphony Orchestra's podium, has had an enviably globe-trotting career to date. Seattle. Cincinnati. Rio. San Francisco. China. New York. Mexico. Nashville. Winnipeg. And on and on.

• The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL
• November 14, 2011

• New Gallagher Work Premiers at Cincinnati Conservatory

WOOSTER -- "Remembrance of Robin," a new work by Jack Gallagher, the Kettering Professor of Music at The College of Wooster, premiered June 9 at Werner Recital Hall of the Cincinnati College- Conservatory of Music. The 11-minute work, for trumpet and piano, was performed by Robert Sullivan, Principal Trumpet of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and Julie Spangler, pianist. Remembrance of Robin" was commissioned by Sullivan in memory of his wife, an untimely victim of sarcoma. The program included music of Bernstein, Copland, and premieres by Eric Ewazen, Joseph Turrin, and Gallagher.

• Daily Record, The Wooster, OH
• June 30, 2009

• Composers' Works Captured

PAAVO JARVI, CONDUCTOR, CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA; Dvorak, Symphony No. 9, Martinu, Symphony No. 2 (Telarc)*** 1/2 ERIC KUNZEL, CONDUCTOR, CINCINNATI POPS ORCHESTRA; Symphonic Music of Howard Hanson (Telarc)*** 1/2

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• March 05, 2006

• Noted Young Violinist to Play Merrill

PORTLAND - Portland Ovations will present violinist Stefan Jackiw in recital at 7:30, Thursday, April 8, at Merrill Auditorium. Jackiw, one of his generation's most significant artists, will play an all Brahms program with pianist Max Levinson. Jackiw has played with the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Cincinnati Symphony and the Russian National Orchestra, all within the last year. He also recently released his debut album of Brahms Sonatas on the Sony Classical label in Asia. He's been a notable performer on the world stage since he was 14, and now at age 24 he is gaining acclaim everywhere he plays.

• Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
• April 04, 2010