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Symphony of Diversity, playing with a purpose

by Mary Liz Flavin | news editor April 21, 2022 The orchestral music swelled with intensity and emotion as photos of historical musical figures were shown behind the performers. The traumas of the past, the expression of overcoming great challenges and struggles were represented through both spoken word and musical pieces during the Symphony of Diversity: A Thousand Thunderbolts, performed by the Chamber String Orchestra … Continue reading Symphony of Diversity, playing with a purpose

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Pittsburgh Symphony tunes in with live audience

Rio Scarcelli | staff writer Sept. 30, 2021 This past weekend, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra kicked off its opening night with the ensemble’s first indoor performance since March 12, 2020.  Many festivals and pop-up concerts have been held outside through the Summer Symphony program.  The orchestra and conductor had a heartfelt opening to celebrate their 50th anniversary of playing at Heinz Hall. In working with … Continue reading Pittsburgh Symphony tunes in with live audience

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