Douglas McRay Daniels rehearses with the Fall River Symphony Orchestra in Sept. Daniels will conduct the symphony on Oct. 27 (The Herald News, Dave Souza)
Maestro Douglas McRay Daniels sends this link:
Fall River Symphony Orchestra's first concert of season is Oct. 27
The Fall River Symphony Orchestra's opening concert for the
2013-2014 season will be this Sunday, Oct. 27, with guest conductor
Douglas McRay Daniels, who has chosen autumn as a concert theme. The
orchestra will perform Festive Overture in A major by Shostakovich,
October by Whitacre, Ballade for Trombone and Orchestra by Martin
with soloist Wes Hopper and Symphony No. 8 in G major by Dvorak.
Daniels is co-chair of the Gann Academy Arts Department, music
director for the Bentley University Chamber Orchestra, associate
conductor of the Waltham Philharmonic Orchestra and founder and
artistic director of Third Sundays at 3 Chamber Music Series. He
earned a Bachelor of Arts in Trombone Performance from University of
Montevallo (Alabama), Master of Music Education and Trombone
Performance from Boston Conservatory, and Master of Music in
Orchestral Conducting from University of Nebraska. Guided by a belief
that music is “common ground” that bridges differences in race,
culture, origin and age, Daniels is particularly interested in
engaging young (new) audiences. He is a resident of Medford.
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