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World's First Youth Orchestra Achieve BBC Proms First

The first national youth orchestra in the world, the National Youth Orchestra of Wales, made its debut Monday at the BBC Proms 66 years after the Orchestra's formation in 1945.

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Virtuoso Violinist Ruggiero Ricci Dies at 94

American virtuoso violinist Ruggiero Ricci died Monday of heart failure at the age of 94. American virtuoso violinist Ruggiero Ricci died Monday of heart failure at the age of 94.
By Staff Reporter
Pittsburgh Pops Conductor Marvin Hamlisch Dies at 68

Principal pops conductor for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra Marvin Hamlisch died on Monday at age 68.
By Staff Reporter

‘Fifty Shades of Grey - The Classical Album’ to be Released on EMI
By Staff Reporter
Philly Pops Leader Nero to End 30-Year Relationship
By Staff Reporter
X5 Music Group Relies On Some SEO Tricks, But It's Inching Closer To Legitimacy
By Staff Reporter
'Isles of Wonder - Music For The Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games'
By Staff Reporter
Channel 4 to Air Documentary on Orchestra of Disabled Musicians [VIDEO]
By Staff Reporter
Music Academy Production of The Rake's Progress Will Mark a Santa Barbara First
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Philadelphia Orchestra Back at Saratoga Arts Center After Exiting Bankcruptcy
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Lost Stradivarius Violin Reunited with Hapless Concert Violinist
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'Dark Knight Rises' Composer Hans Zimmer Records Aurora Charity Song
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Sackings Spark Call to Boycott Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra
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Welsh National Opera Oboist Unfairly Dismissed
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'The Bourne Legacy': Moby’s 'Extreme Ways' in Orchestra [LISTEN]
By Staff Reporter
Olympics-A pound for playing but Games bring global kudos
By Staff Reporter
Olympics-Fencing-Anthem gaffe tarnishes Hungary gold
By Staff Reporter
Philadelphia Orchestra Association Exits Bankruptcy
By Staff Reporter

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