The Colorado Symphony has promoted its principal conductor, Peter Oundjian, to music director.
The agreeable Oundjian was formerly chief of the Toronto Symphony and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
Long before that, he played a football trial for Chelsea.
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And was first violin with the Tokyo String Quartet.
Being scouted for Chelsea along with the tens of thousands they’ve added to their squad for this season…….
Nice guy… he can occasionally pull off a good concert – that’s if he isn’t too excitable.
He conducts at Yale too. They always put on a good show with him.
Peter is a significant improvement on their t-Rex ‘resident conductor’
I know little about most of the US orchestras outside the top 10 or so. Where does Colorado come in the pecking order, I wonder? Is it not for Oundjian something of a step down from Toronto and the RSNO? Just curious.
Colorado is a major, but not top tier orchestra. It would be a step down from TSO/RNSO, yes, in terms of orchestra’s overall budget and prominence in their respective countries.
A focal dystonia survivor, knows what it is to bring up a situation even when the odds are tough. That may not be the case of the Colorado Symphony but it certainly was with the Toronto Symphony which he brought up from the depths of trouble. Colorado is lucky to have him. He knows how to move things forward.