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It’s unfair to say, “Grab the boots and raincoat, another soggy Tanglewood season has begun,” without also pointing out that the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s opening-weekend concerts in its Berkshires summer home presage adventurous programming, with internal logic as well as dramatic revelations in musical warhorses. (Besides, Sunday afternoon had fair weather.)
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From dailygazette.com
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LENOX - Torrential rains this week threatened to turn Tanglewood into one giant green marsh - before arriving I was told by one local to bring a kayak - and news of recent staff layoffs at the Boston Symphony Orchestra forced by a declining endowment also threatened to dampen spirits in advance of last night’s season opener.
From syndication.boston.com
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- BSO lays off 10 due to endowment drop (hubarts.com)
- BSO makes staff cuts (news.google.com)
A Prairie Home Companion [Garrison Keillor] June 27 Hollywood icon Martin Sheen and legendary entertainer Steve Martin have joined the lineup for Garrison Keillor's live broadcast of A Prairie Home Companion.
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Tonight at Symphony Hall there's a concert for organ and orchestra, featuring Boston Symphony Orchestra organist James David Christie with the New Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Ronald Knudsen. That's just the first of four days of public concerts and recitals...
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In 1946 McChesney sang for the first time with the [[Boston Symphony Orchestra]] as the tenor soloist in Beethoven's ''Ninth Symphony''. The following year he returned to Broadway for the last time to portray Major Alexius Apieidoff in the acclaimed revival of ''[[The Chocolate Soldier]]''. In 1949-1950 he toured the United...
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