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There are lots of slso blog fans out there and I always enjoy hearing from you. I sometimes get a shout out from folks down at the Phoenix Symphony, so I wanted to let them know that one of their own, David Nischwitz, visited Powell yesterday as part of his tour of orchestras as a League of American Orchestras Fellow. He is one of five spending the year gaining knowledge of the management side of the business. David stopped by my office to say hello before he goes on to the orchestras in Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Cleveland (Cincinnati might be in there too, but you know about me and memory, see post "The Death of the Death of Classical Music"). David is a St. Louis native and used to work in the Powell Box Office, the springboard to many great careers! You can read about David here, and then learn more about the LAO by touring its site, if you so choose.

The SLSO's new president, Fred Bronstein, is a graduate of the LAO Fellowship program, and also made a visit to the SLSO during his fellowship year. (The LAO was the American Symphony Orchestra League back then. When the organization changed its name, in 2007, there were buttons given out at the annual convention that read "We're no longer ASOL(s).")

So way to go David! Hail to Phoenix Symphony (whose music director, Michael Christie, returns to conduct the SLSO in December)! And a very pleasant and safe holiday weekend to all! I'll be back to post on Tuesday, September 2.

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