The Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York, Inc.
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Oct 30, 2026
Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
Catherine is the principal harpist of the San Francisco Symphony, a position she took on in 2023 after serving as principal harp with the Minnesota Orchestra, Kansas Symphony, and Sarasota Orchestra.
Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
She's also performed as guest principal with the New York Philharmonic and the Chicago Symphony.
Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
An internationally acclaimed soloist, Catherine won the gold medal at the prestigious USA International Harp Competition and has performed solo concerts around the world.
Renée-Paule GaultierHOST
She's also a dedicated educator teaching at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the Aspen Music Festival.
Elizabeth FaidleyHOST
They can be a wonderful performer.
Elizabeth FaidleyHOST
They can be a violinist in the New York Phil or the North Carolina Symphony.
Elizabeth FaidleyHOST
And they can be absolutely correct about their own technique.
Elizabeth FaidleyHOST
And their advice can still be completely wrong for your child.
Clif EvansGUEST
We're going to see all the sites in New York.
Clif EvansGUEST
And to top it off, I mean, not that that's enough already, but we're also going to get to see a performance with the New York Philharmonic of Beethoven's Ninth with Gustavo Dudamel, their new music director, conducting.
Clif EvansGUEST
I mean, it is going to be a life-changing experience for those students, the people who get a chance to come on that tour.
Clif EvansGUEST
So we're building towards that all through the year, the repertoire that we're picking up.
Paul NesperHOST
That's just incredible.
Paul NesperHOST
And I know a lot of them will.
Paul NesperHOST
I hope they just understand how fortunate they are to be able to witness that because a lot of us won't ever get to see the New York Philharmonic in our lifetime.
Paul NesperHOST
That's right.
Glenn RobisonHOST
Following World War II, Campoli dropped his first name, Alfredo, so as not to be associated with light music.
Glenn RobisonHOST
He made his U.S. debut on December 5, 1953, playing Lalo's Sinfonia Español with George Sell conducting the New York Philharmonic.
Glenn RobisonHOST
He died March 27, 1991.
Glenn RobisonHOST
Here are three from Alfredo Campoli. . . . ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ . . .
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Delta David GierGUEST
Yeah, it's...
Delta David GierGUEST
Well, so I came here after 15 years of working at the New York Philharmonic.
Delta David GierGUEST
And I saw incredible potential here, not just from the orchestra itself, but from the city of Sioux Falls.
Delta David GierGUEST
And there was a pivotal moment in my life in the interview process where the search committee asked me, I forget exactly what the question was, but my answer was, I'm looking for somewhere where I can build something significant.
Andrew SchulmanGUEST
And it's progressing, it's pulling you and everything.
Andrew SchulmanGUEST
And the great luck was that it was my ultimate favorite piece of music and my favorite recording, the recording with Leonard Bernstein conducting and the New York Philharmonic and great singers.
Andrew SchulmanGUEST
And so the music over the next 30 minutes reversed the metabolic process that was killing me.
Andrew SchulmanGUEST
That's how I survived this.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
Chavez uses three melodies originating from Native American tribes from northern Mexico, which is where the title Sinfonia India comes from, as the term Indians was still largely used at the time he wrote the work.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
Here's a recording of the New York Philharmonic under the direction of Leonard Bernstein.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
So Thank you.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
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Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
Symphony No. 2, Sinfonia India by Carlos Chavez.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
Leonard Bernstein led the New York Philharmonic.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
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Evan TurissiniGUEST
Hell yeah.
Evan TurissiniGUEST
Yeah, fuck the New York Philharmonic.
Evan TurissiniGUEST
God, it's really good.
Evan TurissiniGUEST
And I wish that same sense of civic pride came through in our arts the way it does for our sports.
Michael MartinGUEST
It's really beautiful.
Charles DuhiggHOST
When Mike was in junior high, his class took a field trip to the New York Philharmonic.
Charles DuhiggHOST
And on the program that day was Gustav Mahler's Fifth Symphony.
Michael MartinGUEST
I remember almost everything about the concert.
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