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The Binghamton Philharmonic Welcomes New Musicians!

Two weeks ago, the Philharmonic held auditions for open principal trombone, cello, and bass positions. 15 competed for the trombone positions,  8 competed for the cello positions, and 9 competed for the bass positions. Auditions are "blind," meaning that the…

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Real Live Music

By Dr. Paul Cienniwa, Executive Director

One great thing about live performance is the unpredictable inspiration that makes for an unforgettable concert. That unpredictability sometimes results in the most unpredictable–such as when percussionist Sam Lazzara’s cymbal fell to the floor…

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A [Very] Brief History of Ukrainian Composers 

Golden Three Ukrainian composers of the 18th century: (from the left)  
Maksym Berezovsky (1745-1777), Dmytro Bortnyansky (1751-1825), and Artem Vedel (1767-1808)

The Binghamton Philharmonic's program annotator Ubaldo Valli wrote this reflection on Ukrainian composers.

Cultural identity has been a potent…

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WANDER Concert Program Notes

By Ubaldo Valli

Name some of your favorite composers.  Chances are that they did something in addition to composing to make a living, as did Leonard Bernstein, Gustav Mahler, and Robert Schumann.  Chicago based composer Stacy Garrop is that rare…

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About the Christopher Bill Quartet


Christopher Bill 

Christopher is best known as the most subscribed brass musician on YouTube. He’s a trombonist, arranger, and marketing consultant based outside of NYC. 

Christopher’s YouTube Channel of all-trombone arrangements of popular songs has been gaining popularity since the…

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Spring Giving Campaign

                Spring Greetings!

I have a secret for you: I am a lover of fine music.  

More specifically, I am someone who—like you—admires the unequaled craft and passion that 
goes into each live performance and transforms it into something much bigger…

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Irish Trad Star Joanie Madden Named Amongst 2021 NEA National Heritage Fellows

Irish American Joanie Madden has been named as a recipient of the prestigious National Heritage Fellowship in 2021 for her impactful career in Irish traditional music. 

Paul Keating, IrishCentral  
Jun 16, 2021

A huge honor has been bestowed on the…

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First-Ever Summer Chamber Music Camp

The Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra is proud to present its first-ever Summer Chamber Music Camp! Led by Philharmonic violinist Debrah Devine, each day will feature ensemble coaching, organized practice time, and daily masterclasses. The camp concludes on July 1 with…

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Cherish the Ladies Biography

(Above From the Left) Joanie Madden, Mary Coogan, Mirella Murray, Kathleen Boyle, and Nollaig Casey

Cherish the Ladies are the most successful Celtic Pops ensemble in history. To date, they have been the guest soloists for over 300 nights with…

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Captain Kangaroo Came to Binghamton in 1963, Delighting Kids and Helping the Symphony

By Gerald Smith, Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin
February 14, 2022

I seem to be stuck on a theme — and that is quite alright with me. After last week’s column about the Three Stooges coming to the area twice in…

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Binghamton, NY 13901

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Phone: 607-723-3931 ext. 1

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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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