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30th Nov - 01st Dec 2019

Cincinnati Business Courier Review: James Conlon at Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

REVIEW: James Conlon’s CSO return is gratifying in Wagner, Tchaikovsky   James Conlon, music director laureate of the Cincinnati May Festival, returned Saturday to lead a rewarding program with the CSO.   By Janelle Gelfand {…}

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16th Nov - 23rd Nov 2019

LA Opera: Mozart’s The Magic Flute

” James Conlon conducted a great orchestra, with a special nod Heather Clark, the LA Opera orchestra’s own magic flute.” – San Francisco Classical Voice “…Conlon gave a measured and lustrous reading of the overture {…}

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La Stampa

La Stampa Interview with James Conlon: “Beethoven is like the Gospel, always new”

(Translated from Italian. View the original story online here.) The Rai National Orchestra opens the season Friday in Turin October 8, 2019 | Alberto Mattioli Autumn, a time for firsts. The Rai National Symphony Orchestra resumes their season on Friday at the Auditorium and on Rai5, Radio3 and Euroradio live. It’s a season full of great {…}

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LA Opera Blog

James Conlon reflects on La Boheme

(From LA Opera’s Blog) A Note from Music Director James Conlon La Bohème: A Beginning Customarily, I write a program note focusing on the work we are presenting to the public. This time around, exceptionally, I am writing a more personal note. In welcoming audiences back at the beginning of the new season, I particularly want to address {…}

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14th Sep - 06th Oct 2019

LA Opera: Puccini’s “La Bohème”

“The brightest spot is the young cast which is filled with vigor and enthusiasm, and adroit orchestral performance led by James Conlon that adds color to an otherwise desolate landscape.” – San Francisco Classical Voice “Ultimately, the {…}

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12th Apr - 13th Apr 2019

James Conlon conducts Mozart and Shostakovich at La Sinfónica de Galicia

Translated from Spanish:  “The direction of Conlon [in Mozart’s Overture to Lucio Silla] – with excellent control of the dynamics at the service of the theatrical sense of Austrian genius – became that first scratch that {…}

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