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    • Lifelong Learning
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Jan 19 2023

Winter Newsletter

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Jan 11 2023

Wallenberg Festival Guest Conductor Bios and Orchestra Rosters

 

Barry Peters

Conductor, Binghamton Youth Symphony

Barry Peters has been the conductor of the Binghamton Youth Symphony since 1997.  A native of Pennsylvania, he received a B.S. in Music Education from Mansfield University and a M.M. from Ithaca College. His…

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Jan 4 2023

Musician Spotlight: Victoria E. Miskolczy, Principal Viola

Tells us a little bit about how you joined the Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra. How long have you played with the Binghamton Philharmonic?

I won the audition for principal viola in November of 2021 and started fully this past fall…

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Jan 3 2023

Introducing The New Musicians of the Binghamton Philharmonic

Over the past four months, the Philharmonic held auditions for viola, oboe, English horn, and violin. Auditions are "blind," meaning that the panel of judges, made up of Maestro Hege and Philharmonic musicians, can see neither the auditioning musicians nor…

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Dec 20 2022

Letter to the Editor: Binghamton Philharmonic is a Treat and Free for Kids

By Steve Johnson, Binghamton

For those who say there’s nothing to do in Binghamton, I offer a different viewpoint. Did you know the Binghamton Philharmonic, thanks to generous supporters, is providing free tickets to children under the age of 17…

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Dec 15 2022

Binghamton Philharmonic Visits A Winter Wonderland

By NYS Music Staff, December 15, 2022

On Saturday, December 10 at the Broome County Forum Theatre, Maestro Daniel Hege led the Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra in “Winter Wonderland,” a holiday pops concert with a host of special guests. 

Along with…

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Nov 28 2022

Introducing Treble Soloist Luca Thomas

Luca Thomas, Treble Soloist 

Luca, age 11, is thrilled to be performing for you today! An NYC native, he started singing before he could speak. At the age of 4, Luca was a featured singer on two Laurie Berkner tracks…

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Nov 18 2022

In Focus: Binghamton Philharmonic Explores Green Places

By NYS Music Staff, November 16, 2022

On Saturday, November 12 at the Broome County Forum Theatre, Maestro Daniel Hege led the Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra in “Green Places,” a program named for a featured concerto by American composer Gary Schocker…

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Nov 9 2022

Requiescat in Pace: Edward H. Pettengill

We recently learned of the passing of Ed Pettengill, a former musician with the Binghamton Symphony (and, later, Philharmonic) for 48 years, starting in 1954. We have a wonderful recording of Ed as a Tenor vocal soloist and playing the…

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Oct 19 2022

"Green Places" Soloist Biographies

Karen Bogardus, Flute 

Ms. Bogardus earned her Bachelor of Music degree from New England  Conservatory and Master of Music degree form Northwestern University. Her principal teachers were Keith Underwood, Walfrid Kujala, and Ransom Wilson. During the 8 years she lived…

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Oct 12 2022

Green Places Program Notes

Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Dvořák, Bruckner, Tchaikovsky, Mahler, Price, et al. composed pieces entitled Symphony. Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Liszt, Brahms, Stravinsky, Walker, et al. composed pieces entitled Sonata.  Schumann, Gade, Kirchner, Poulenc, Coleridge-Taylor, and a very few others composed…

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Oct 5 2022

On the Binghamton Philharmonic’s “Walking Distance”

by Paul Cienniwa, Executive Director 

Many associate Binghamton with the “Twilight Zone” television show and its creator, former Bennett Avenue resident Rod Serling. Those even more in the know are keenly aware that Serling’s autobiographical Twilight Zone screenplay, “Walking Distance,”…

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    Binghamton Symphony (1971) performs Mozart: Marriage of Figaro Overture 4:31
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    Binghamton Symphony (1972) performs Beethoven: Emperor Concerto 20:41
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    Binghamton Symphony and Choral Society (1971) performs Mozart: Gloria (Coronation Mass) 4:31
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    Binghamton Symphony (1974) performs Wagner: Brünnhilde's Immolation Scene 20:34
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    Binghamton Symphony (1969) performs Let Us Break Bread Together 2:45
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    Binghamton Symphony (1969) performs My Soul's Been Anchored 7:29
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