Carl St.Clair’s 30th Season with Pacific Symphony is Crammed with Favorites
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Conductor’s milestone year “sort of planned itself,” he says.
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Conductor’s milestone year “sort of planned itself,” he says.
PREVIEW: One of the great big bands of our day to keeps looking for ways to grow.
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The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of OC. The views expressed here are not those of Voice of OC. Voice of OC posts press releases to provide readers with information directly from organizations. We do not edit or rewrite press releases, and encourage readers to contact the originator of a given release for more information. To submit a press release for Arts & Culture, email hjanssen@voiceofoc.org.
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