Reno has a chamber orchestra thanks to Vahe Khochayan, who formed it in 1974 and was music director until 2003 when he retired (and was succeeded by Theodor Kuchar, left).
Vahe, who trained in 1950s Rome, died this weekend at an advanced age.
The King has sent a message of support…
Rudolph Vrbsky, principal oboist of the National Symphony…
The over-booked Finn had a hard time at…
A new ensemble, La Philharmonica, is putting on…
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Norman, you refer to “stagnation” in your very next post about UK orchestras that cannot act on hiring a music director. Well, in this case, Reno cannot act on hiring an executive director. They’ve reposted the vacancy a number of times and perfectly viable candidates, colleagues, have never been contacted after applying to the vacancy. To me, it is another case of an orchestra governing board fearing the task of taking on the search themselves, instead, hiring a headhunting firm, who again is frozen by politics and political correct behaviour into inaction.