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Golden Years of the National Symphony Orchestra : Stories and Photographs of Musicians and Maestros, Hardback Book

Golden Years of the National Symphony Orchestra : Stories and Photographs of Musicians and Maestros Hardback

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Golden Years of the National Symphony Orchestra: Stories and Photographs of Musicians and Maestros presents a rich and intimate perspective of the orchestra as it evolved in prominence and international expanse throughout the last 50 years.

Through hundreds of stunning photographs shot by NSO violinist William Haroutounian, the tenure of seven NSO conductors, major guest artists, and NSO members are brought to life, giving a rare and exciting glimpse of musical life on stage, backstage, and on tour. Alongside these photographs are experiences from the members themselves, pieced together by Joanne Haroutounian.

Humorous stories of mishaps during rehearsals and performances balance with some of the most historically significant moments in classical music history-from Mstislav Rostropovich's return to Russia with the NSO and sheer excitement of the mobs to the sudden death of Gina Bachauer minutes before she was scheduled to perform in Athens.

The book memorializes this rich and varied history and will enrich an appreciation for concert life.

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