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Langrée will miss performances on Friday May 3 and Saturday, May 4 at Music Hall due to an undisclosed injury.
Louis Langrée and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra recorded “American Dreams” over the past two seasons at Music Hall.
Langrée spoke with Movers & Makers in early February – between rehearsals for performances of Brahms’ “A German Requiem” – about his years in Cincinnati and his thoughts on the orchestra and the city he came to love.
The organization conducted a national search to find a replacement for outgoing director of choruses Robert Porco.
The longtime music director is stepping down from the full-time position at the end of this season. As music director laureate, Langrée will conduct the CSO in select concerts each season.
The biennial competition aims to support the growth and development of talent Black American performing artists.
This week’s FIX choices are pretty music-heavy. Still, there’s plenty of variety here, and some of these music events appeal to various other senses, even the sense of smell. You read that right.
A pair of concerts recorded by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will be available on Friday, Sept. 15, exclusively on Apple Music.
The recordings serve as both a celebration of the talented CSO musicians as well as an informal send-off for longtime music director Louis Langrée.
The just-announced Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Pops 2021-22 season marks the post-pandemic return of the orchestra’s full complement of musicians, along with full seating capacity at Music Hall for concertgoers.
