Eddins Seeks Edge in Conducting Return to Upstate Roots
The pianist and conductor Bill Eddins reflects on artistic risk and musical courage drawn from Horowitz and other bold performers. He recalls directing major symphonies including a Beethoven Violin Concerto premiere with Itzhak Perlman, praising decisive, expressive conducting and hoping to return to Syracuse or nearby Central New York.
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