London Symphony Orchestra conductor Antonio Pappano goes underground — he takes the Tube to work
Conductor Antonio Pappano is leading the orchestra on a 13-concert U.S. tour to California, Florida and New York that ends ...
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A Conductor at the Top, and Still Learning on the Job
Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Antonio Pappano, who leads the London Symphony Orchestra, feels like he is always “playing catch-up” because he skipped music school.
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London Symphony Orchestra conductor Antonio Pappano goes underground — he takes the Tube to work
FILE - Antonio Pappano appears at an event celebrating his 22 years as Music Director at the Royal Opera House, in London on May 16, 2024. (Isabel Infantes/Pool Photo via AP, File) (Isabel ...
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London Symphony Orchestra conductor Antonio Pappano goes underground — he takes the Tube to work
NEW YORK (AP) — Antonio Pappano has gone underground since leaving The Royal Opera for the London Symphony Orchestra. “Now, more often than not, I take the Tube, which I never did when I was ...
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London Symphony Orchestra conductor Antonio Pappano goes underground — he takes the Tube to work
“It’s a different sound with Antonio Pappano... it’s got a real sort of sheen.” Pappano is continuing to lead Covent Garden's production premieres of Barrie Kosky’s staging of the ...