InConcert Sierra kicks off new season with famed violinist Joshua Bell

Posted by jeffpelline on July 8, 2015 · Leave a Comment

JOSHUA BELL IS ONE OF THE most celebrated violinists of his era, and he’s performing in Grass Valley on October 18 to launch InConcert Sierra’s 2015-16 season. It marks Joshua’s debut in our region and is a reminder of our growing stature in classical music — from the Lake Tahoe SummerFest to the Auburn Symphony […]

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Music in the Mountains’ Resident Conductor Murray wins prestigious Ansbacher Fellowship in Vienna

Posted by jeffpelline on May 19, 2014 · Leave a Comment

Music in the Mountains is excited to announce that Resident Conductor and Choral Director Ryan Murray was just selected as a winner of the prestigious 2014 Ansbacher Fellowship for Young Conductors with the Vienna Philharmonic through the American Austrian Foundation. This fellowship provides promising young conductors from the United States the opportunity to spend up […]

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InConcert Sierra kicks off new season with famed violinist Joshua Bell

Music in the Mountains’ Resident Conductor Murray wins prestigious Ansbacher Fellowship in Vienna

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