In memory of Richard Myers, former BPO trombonist
Richard Myers of Grand Island, principal trombonist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra for 39 years, died unexpectedly Dec. 7 in Kenmore Mercy Hospital.
Category: BPO in the News
BPO hits all the right notes in Classical Christmas concert, Mary Kunz Goldman, Buffalo News
After making my list and checking it twice, I can report happily that the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus’ “Classical Christmas” meets all three of my requirements for the ideal yuletide concert.
Welcome Matt: BPO takes Encore event ‘Over the Rainbow’, Matt Krueger, Batavia Daily News
Sitting at our table, tucked in the back corner, I commented to my wife that the woman seated across from… Read more »
BPO celebrates release of new disc, Mary Kunz Goldman, Buffalo News
The disc shows why the BPO was honored with an ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming. The award praised qualities the BPO emphasizes – “programs that challenge the audience, build the repertoire, and increase interest in the music of our time.”
Ludwig performs outstanding solo at the heart of a romantic BPO concert, Mary Kunz Goldman, Buffalo News
Saturday’s performance was just the latest in an outstanding series of Ludwig solo turns on the Kleinhans stage. Whatever is in store for him in the future, Buffalo has had a hand in it.
A review of BPO Live in Concert 2014: Audio Notes by William Nichols, International Clarinet
The recorded sound from the acoustically fine Kleinhans Hall is effective, presenting the clarinet and orchestra with quite natural timbres, generally well balanced.
Soloists Michael Ludwig and Anna Mattix are in the spotlight, Jan Jezioro, Artvoice
“I am getting both excited and nervous for this performance of The Swan of Tuonela” says Mattix, “and since I feel like I have been waiting my whole career to play this piece, I’m thrilled.
The Nutcracker Shines. Shea’s Sparkles, Peter Hall, Buffalo Rising
Maestro Sanders was led on stage and when he pointed to and applauded his musicians, the audience erupted with cheers. So, I don’t think it was just my impression alone that the music was superb.
Neglia’s dancers sparkle in ‘Nutcracker’, Mary Kunz Goldman, Buffalo News
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, in the pit, reveled in Tchaikovsky’s harmonies and jingly textures. I love how you can see the harp player, Suzanne Thomas, by the edge of the stage.
BPO donates $15,000 to new Children’s Hospital, Buffalo News
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra this morning is donating $15,000 to the campaign for the new Oishei Children’s Hospital.