An impressive side note on aging musicians
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imperialbari
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Re: An impressive side note on aging musicians
It's funny to think that none of the Chicago Symphony Low brass musicians (Jay Friedman, James Gilbertsen, Frank Crisafulli and Edward Kleinhammer, trombones, Arnold Jacobs, tuba) All had/have 40+ years at the CSO and aren't even close to being in the article you listed.
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Re: An impressive side note on aging musicians
I'm sure the 40-50 year range has a too many people in there to list. Not like it's a huge club, but it's not totally unheard of. The conductor of one of my previous bands is in the Baltimore Symphony since 1963 or so (48 years).
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Bob Kolada
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Re: An impressive side note on aging musicians
Wasn't there a guy who played piano in the Marine band for over 60 years?