Dorati To Conduct At RPI Field House
Troy N Y Antal Dorati the internationally famous conductor will lead the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London at the RPI Field House at 8 30 p m Saturday He succeeds Sir Malcolm Sargent whose death opened the post Dorati born 1906 in Budapest is a renowned conductor with major posts in Europe and the United States He organized and led the Dallas Symphony and shaped the Minneapolis Symphony as music director plus recognized for expanding the London Symphony Orchestra and Stockholm Philharmonic roles Time magazine calls him the second most recorded conductor in history
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Television in Review: ABC Scope Ends Amid Budget Woes
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