Maestro Stefan Sanders discusses being a conductor of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Round Rock Symphony Orchestra with recordings of the BPO.
It takes a serious amount of knowledge to become a conductor of an orchestra. That’s why Maestro Stefan Sanders learned it from the inside out. He knew he wanted to be a conductor, but started as a Bass Trombone player in the Buffalo Philharmonic and waited for his time. When conductor, JoAnn Falletta, gave him the chance to conduct the BPO, he jumped on the opportunity. Since then, he’s become Director of the Round Rock Symphony in Texas and an Associate Conductor of the Buffalo Philharmonic. Listen to hear his story and recordings of the BPO.
Playlist:
Corigliano — The Red Violin: III. Andante Flautando
Respighi — Church Windows: III. The Matins of St. Clare
Gershwin — Piano Concerto in F: III. Allegro con Brio