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NOW: Mahler 2 - NDR - Alan Gilbert - live stream

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Alan's father?
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Yeah… For some reason I posted his dad’s name instead of his name.
(I know all of them… I guess it’s a characteristic of getting old for me to be getting people’s names mixed up.) 🙄
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Alan's father was a violinist in the NYPO (right?) so it didn't seem so unlikely. Great performance!
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bort2.0 wrote: Sun Sep 04, 2022 8:36 am Alan's father was a violinist in the NYPO (right?) so it didn't seem so unlikely. Great performance!
For a few years he directed and mostly funded out of his own pocket an orchestra in Memphis. I played in that orchestra, along with Michael‘s brother, Alan‘s wife, Alan (once), Michael’s nephews, and some rising star violinists - as well as off-week big-five violinists that he would bring in to play in the violin section.
His wife – also retired from the NYPO (as its first chair second desk violinist) - made him stop burning a hole in their finances.
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