David Hyslop takes on a 16th orchestra

David Hyslop takes on a 16th orchestra

Orchestras

norman lebrecht

August 27, 2023

We hear that the veteran US orchestra manager has just stepped in as interim CEO with the Reno Philharmonic in Nevada.

Hyslop, 80, is former CEO of the Minnesota Orchestra, Saint Louis Symphony, and Oregon Symphony.

Here is a list of his interim jobs.

1. West Virginia Symphony
2. Tulsa Symphony
3. Dallas Symphony
4. Louisville Orchestra
5. Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center ( California )
6. Stockton Symphony
7. Sun Valley Summer Symphony
8. Dallas Summer Musicals ( Presenting touring Broadway in Dallas )
9. Fort Worth Symphony
10. Omaha Symphony
11. South Dakota Symphony
12. Orlando Philharmonic
13. Amarillo Symphony
14. Oklahoma City Philharmonic
15. Reno Philharmonic

Comments

  • drummerman says:

    He’s like the Energizer bunny…just keeps ticking. You gotta love the guy!!

  • Zarathusa says:

    Is this a Guinness Record for an Orchestra Manager? What does Dave do in his spare-time? How many more will he add by the time he’s 90?

  • John Soutter says:

    How can one elderly man do so much? He can’t, but gets others to do it do he can grab all the credit

  • henry williams says:

    he looks ill. terrible when a person is 80.
    they must still go to work.
    65 is enough

  • Doug says:

    What the Reno Phil needs is a new Music Director. Not to mention a new hall. The new MD must be a tireless advocate for a new hall. The orchestra and the community deserve it.

  • Larry says:

    I have always thought it strange that Reno – a city with a metro area population of less than 500,000 – is supporting both the Philharmonic and the Reno Chamber Orchestra. Lord knows it’s hard enough supporting one orchestra these days!

  • John R Hall says:

    NOT a strong list of past employment. Probably an enemy of union employed musicians given his past positions, he should hang up his spurs

  • Jeffrey Biegel says:

    There’s only one David Hyslop. He has helped countless organizations, and his legacy is the survival of these orchestras. And, he’s a great guy!

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