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Stephen Sondheim and violinist Itzhak Perlman. Composer Miklos Rosza appeared as a guest to hear the Pittsburgh Symphony play his Oscar-winning score for the movie "Ben-Hur." Previn displayed his considerable talent as a jazz pianist in a duet with his friend Oscar Peterson, the man Duke Ellington dubbed "the maharajah of the keyboard." When cameras came into Heinz Hall to film the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra rehearsing in their shirtsleeves, audiences saw a relaxed maestro in bellbottoms who obviously liked and respected the musicians. The first show aired on February 27, 1977, and within two days the Pittsburgh Symphony sold more than 2,500 additional seats.
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Pontiff, Rav Elio Toaff, Imam Abdulawahab Hussein Gomaa, and 7,000 invited guests, was telecast on RAI, on PBS, and throughout the world, and released on DVD by WQED Multimedia, Pittsburgh. Subsequent to this concert, at Levine's impetus, the Pittsburgh Symphony founded a series of concerts entitled "Music for the Spirit." He led the first two of these performances of the Haydn "Creation and Mahler Symphony No. 3 in Pittsburgh in 2006.
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Endowment and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Strategy 21 program funds. The renovation improved the acoustical, technical and aesthetic qualities of the Hall and was carried out by Architect Albert Filoni, of MacLachlan,
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Davis was originally scheduled to step down after the 2007–2008 season, but in
October 2007, Davis and the Pittsburgh Symphony mutually agreed to terminate his contract early and for him not to conduct his scheduled concerts in the 2007–2008 season because of increased demands on Davis' schedule. The
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Symphony played a number of "industry concerts", conducted by Steinberg and sponsored by area industries, specifically the United Steelworkers of America. The sponsorship offset costs for industry workers, and the Symphony performed in more convenient locations
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Heinz Hall was dedicated in
September 1971. The inaugural concerts took place on September 10 and 11 with William Steinberg conducting Beethoven's "Consecration of the House" overture and Mahler's Symphony No. 2 ("Resurrection") with a combined chorus of Pennsylvania State University choirs. The New
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November 2006, the PSO announced a pledge of $ 29.5 million from the Richard P. Simmons family as the start of a capital challenge for the orchestra to address long-standing financial concerns. In December 2006, the PSO announced the launch of an $ 80 million capital fund-raising drive after
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The Garden Plaza and a four-story addition to the Hall were completed in 1982 by the firm of MacLachlan, Cornelius & Filoni. The plaza included a waterfall and sculpture by London-based artist Angela Connor. The addition to the Hall included two bar/lounge spaces as well as a dining and meeting
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Pittsburgh" was a series of specials produced by WQED-TV. The Alcoa Foundation sponsored the programs, which ran for three years and became the highest rated classical music series on PBS. The program showcased the diversity of Music Director Andre Previn's musical
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as its ninth music director, effective with the 2008–2009 season, in a reversion of conductor leadership format to the traditional music director hierarchy. His initial contract was for three years. In
September 2009, the PSO announced the extension of Honeck's contract to the 2015–2016 season. In
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Pittsburgh Symphony Radio program is hosted by Jim Cunningham of WQED-FM. It is a complete two-hour concert with Music Director Manfred Honeck and guest artists heard on over 100 PRI and NPR stations across the country. The Pittsburgh Symphony was first broadcast in 1936 when
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was joined by the London Philharmonic Choir, KrakĂłw Philharmonic Choir, Ankara Polyphonic Choir, and members of the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh in a program that included the world premiere of "Abraham," a sacred motet by John Harbison, and Mahler Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection. The event, which
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Maazel announced in 1995 that he would be leaving his post as music director of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in 1996. He explained that his departure would give him more time to work on composition. In addition to developing his compositional work, Maazel went on to direct and conduct the New
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A $ 10-million reconstruction of the theater took place between 1967 and 1971. Although much of the structure and décor remained the same, a new five-story wing was added to the back of the building. This wing expanded the stage and rehearsal space along with the music library and dressing rooms.
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Antonio Modarelli, an American conductor and composer, became conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphonic Orchestra in 1930. A German newspaper described his conducting as "forceful, authentic, modern music", and he was invited to conduct in Moscow. He had taught at Duquesne University and been a band
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He ended his appointment with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in 1904 because of increasingly strident disagreements with the orchestra's manager, George H. Wilson, who disliked Herbert's populist manner and personally despised him. When Herbert left the orchestra in 1904, the Symphony Society
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In September 2009, the Pittsburgh Symphony and Honeck agreed to extend his contract through the 2015–2016 season. In February 2012, the PSO announced the further extension of Honeck's contract through the 2019–2020 season. In September 2018, the PSO announced the further extension of Honeck's
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to succeed Maazel in 1996 as its eighth music director. Latvian–born Jansons was well received by critics and audiences in Pittsburgh, who applauded the "warmth and humanity" that he brought to the ensemble. In addition to directing the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Jansons also served as an
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Several concerts took place before the remodel and reopening of the Hall in 1971, including a performance of works by Berlioz, Beethoven and Brahms by the Leonard Rose, Isaac Stern and Eugene Istomin Trio for the 1969 pension fund concert. Questionnaires filled out by symphony followers were
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playing four-handed piano sonatas. Others featured guest artists John Williams, conducting his music from "Star Wars" and "E.T.," Ella Fitzgerald, Yo-Yo Ma, Pittsburgh Symphony principal cello Nathaniel Rosen (the first American cellist to win the gold medal at the Tchaikovsky International
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until 2002. With Jansons, the Pittsburgh Symphony toured all over the world, introducing it to new audiences, and recorded extensively. During this time, the Symphony was "innovative in drawing new elements of the Pittsburgh region’s population to concerts in
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York Philharmonic, along with several orchestras abroad. After his death in July 2014, the Pittsburgh Symphony performed memorial pieces for Maazel as well as created a multimedia exhibit featuring Symphony archival materials related to the late director.
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York Times published an outstanding review of the performances, citing the improvement of the acoustics over previous Symphony venues saying, "Pittsburghers at last have the opportunity to hear (the orchestra) as it ought to sound."
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the initial $ 29.5 million boost from the Simmons family. In March 2009, the PSO announced the discontinuation of its chamber orchestra series after the 2008–2009 season, along with staff reductions of 9 positions.
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Previn left the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in 1984, but is credited with "renewing the stature of the orchestra, expanding its position in the community, and giving the city a positive image internationally…"
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Females joined the orchestra for the first time during World War II. Eighteen joined in 1942, and 24 more joined in 1944. The PSO had more female performers than any other major American symphony during the war.
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throughout Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. The Symphony continued to bring music to smaller communities in partnership with Manufacturers Heat and Light Company and Columbia Gas during the Steinberg era.
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This program of frequent guest conductors was made in an effort to restore the symphony to its "golden years," but in effect demoted Modarelli, who was finally asked by the Board to resign in 1936.
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and is a prolific composer. While at the Pittsburgh Symphony, she also served as the music director of the Pittsburgh Youth Symphony and the New Amsterdam Symphony in New York City.
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NBC Blue Network began a series of 26 half-hour radio broadcasts over the NBC Blue Network of more than 90 stations. The broadcasts were sponsored by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company.
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Steinberg conducted his final Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra concerts as music director in 1976, after which he returned for guest-conducting appearances as music director emeritus.
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during one of Pittsburgh's worst snowstorms. He returned to conduct the orchestra in 1949, 1950, and 1951. The orchestra established a Guest Conductor Chair in his name in 2010.
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served as an affiliate conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra from 1978 to 1980. Bond was the first woman to earn a doctoral degree in orchestral conducting from the
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to hire both local and imported performers. Since then, the orchestra has experienced ongoing growth and development, including building a substantial endowment fund.
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contract through the 2021–2022 season. In September 2021, the PSO announced the newest extension of Honeck's contract as music director through the 2027–2028 season.
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Cornelius & Filoni, along with acoustician R. Lawrence Kirkegaard. The Hall reopened with a ribbon cutting ceremony by Governor Tom Ridge and Teresa Heinz.
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and elsewhere." Jansons conducted his last year as music director of the Symphony during the 2003–2004 season, after which he began acting as director of the
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in Pittsburgh. The technical superiority of the Command recordings was aided by the company's use of 35mm film as the recording medium.
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1949:"Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Announces New Music Director Manfred Honeck"
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1954:(Press release). Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. January 24, 2007
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Waters, Edward N. (1967). "Victor Herbert: Romantic idealist".
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On April 10, 1995, the orchestra announced the appointment of
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2099:"PSO outlines goals at start of $ 80 million fund drive"
1924:"In Pittsburgh, a Music Director to Replace Three Conductors"
1488:"André Previn Renews Contract to Conduct Pittsburgh Symphony"
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and interpreted many of his pieces in Symphony performances.
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in 1895, who brought with him a number of musicians from the
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Many of the orchestra's earlier recordings were made in the
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1779:"Concert series aims to memorialize 'Music for the Spirit'"
1846:"Guest conductor eager to reprise role as symphony leader"
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Roddy, Dennis (January 8, 2004). "Pope in Peace Concert".
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op. 31 (which he also dedicated to the orchestra) and the
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and led the PSO in its first concert the following year.
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2052:"Orchestra taps Austrian maestro to lead in fall 2008"
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Schneider, Martin (March 1970). "The Penn Theatre".
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883:"Pan-American Exposition of 1901: Victor Herbert"
178:. Since 2008, the orchestra's music director is
311:1910–1938: The New Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
1542:. USA: RR Donnelley Hoechstetter. p. 107.
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765:"Victor Herbert Recalled As Greatest Conductor"
2357:. USA: RR Donnelley Hoechstetter. p. 96.
2151:"Honeck agrees to contract extension with PSO"
2001:"Honeck agrees to contract extension with PSO"
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978:"History of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra"
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1613:"Maazel to Leave Pittsburgh Symphony in '96"
2340:Renaissance: Pittsburgh's Showcase Magazine
846:"Suite romantique, Op.31 (Herbert, Victor)"
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2353:McCullough, Hax; Brignana, Mary (2011).
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1844:Druckenbrod, Andrew (December 5, 2003).
1819:McCullough, Hax; Brignano, Mary (2011).
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937:McCullough, Hax; Brignano, Mary (2011).
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784:McCullough, Hax; Brignano, Mary (2011).
2027:"Slatkin Also To Conduct in Pittsburgh"
1865:Andrew Druckenbrod (October 27, 2007).
1800:"Gilbert, PSO showcase Mahler symphony"
1121:"Minute Biographies: Antonio Modarelli"
1026:"Minute Biographies: Antonio Modarelli"
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1758:"Pope Hosts Concert of Reconciliation"
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2125:"PSO forced to end chamber orchestra"
2123:Andrew Druckenbrod (March 27, 2009).
1443:"Steinberg Cheered as Returning Hero"
442:. The Alcoa Foundation sponsored the
195:1895–1910: Founding and early history
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2097:Timothy McNulty (December 1, 2006).
2071:Timothy McNulty (January 14, 2007).
1922:Daniel J. Wakin (January 24, 2007).
166:) is an American orchestra based in
2902:1895 establishments in Pennsylvania
1898:"Director will bring 'fire' to PSO"
1675:Andrew Druckenbrod (May 16, 2004).
1374:"The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra"
1372:Krokover, Rosalyn (February 1957).
1141:"Music: Pittsburgh's Podium - TIME"
493:influential music director for the
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727:Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts
513:The Pittsburgh Symphony under Sir
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1867:"Davis backs out of PSO concerts"
1563:Anderson, George (May 17, 1984).
535:as principal guest conductor and
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1654:Kanny, Mark (October 27, 2014).
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1777:Kanny, Mark (January 7, 2006).
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1441:Apone, Carl (April 30, 1977).
1420:Croan, Robert (May 21, 1976).
1395:"Tape: Two Steinberg Releases"
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379:1952–1976: The Steinberg years
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1798:Kanny, Mark (June 22, 2006).
1677:"Fanfare for an uncommon man"
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481:1995–2004: The second century
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1002:R. D. (September 23, 1920).
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561:2008–present: Manfred Honeck
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340:1938–1948: The Reiner years
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918:"Paur is Elected Leader"
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