Kansas City lands a concertmaster
NewsKansas City Symphony has hired Jun Iwasaki as its next concertmaster, starting September.
He was previously concertmaster of the Nashville Symphony.
Kansas City Symphony has hired Jun Iwasaki as its next concertmaster, starting September.
He was previously concertmaster of the Nashville Symphony.
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Son of the great cellist Ko Iwasaki.
Kansas City seems to be becoming a more significant orchestra, with a decent number of its players winning jobs in the top-tier orchestras. But is it a better job than Nashville?
I would venture that Nashville has become too expensive to live in and has outgrown itself, much like Austin. Kansas City sounds like a nice alternative.
Jun was head of a fabulous first violin section in Nashville.