It’s Kansas City Symphony vs New York Philharmonic
mainIt’s the World Series showdown.
KC music director Michael Stern has flung down a challenge to Alan Gilbert and the NY Phil.
Place your bets now.
Oh, a picture from the KC Royals subs bench.
Comments
MOST READ TODAY:
-
Orchestras
Berlin Phil oboe’s US class arouses disquiet
A social media activist has circulated a video…
-
Opera
Trouble in Venice as tenor spurns white-face Otello
Francesco Meli is due to sing Verdi’s Otello…
-
News
Another prof quits Cleveland
We’re hearing that cello professor Melissa Kraut has…
-
News
US conspiracy theorist rants against a woman conductor
The world according to conspiracy theorist Dinesh D’Souza,…
Great stuff. I can’t remember what we made Ted Turner stump up the year our Blue Jays creamed them in the World Series. But intercity challenges like this a re a wonderful tradition. Nice to see classical music get into the act.
And that would be a bet between two Curtis alums, who, presumably would both be happier if the Phillies were in the WS %)
btw, Stern’s success with the KC Symphony really should get more attention.
Robin, that’s the first thing I thought of when I read of the challenge.
They may have gone to Curtis, but they are both native New Yorkers… so I doubt it.
He did it last year too.
https://youtu.be/LxEqVHyJnM4
Michael Stern has been a TREMENDOUS gift to the KC Symphony, and hence, to our wonderful city, as well. After the years of growth and dedication, they deserve a place in the international spotlight. The Symphony has been an vibrant and integral part to KC’s rise in culture and civic pride, something to be treasured. In my humble opinion, it’s a key factor to an arts organization’s survival: becoming an indispensable, active component of a city’s day to day life. Yep – I couldn’t be more proud!