Carl St's guest appearances

Carl St

Music From The Tower

Craig Williams

Roger Sherman

Mary Wilson

John Powell

Mack Wilberg

Sirius XM

Kate Williams

Paul Jacobs

John Alexander

Charles Borromeo

Julian Revie

Christopher Smith

Joe Miller

Peter Phillips

David Ball

OwlTail

Hear from one of America's longest tenured Symphony Conductors, Carl St. Clair.  He is a musical treasure of the entire Orange County arts community and far, far beyond that as a beloved guest conductor of almost every major symphony in the US and Europe.  Not only do we hear of his very earliest beginnings in music, but his working with the great Leonard Bernstein.  Enjoy great memories with the early days of the Pacific Symphony and how it has become one of the prominent symphony orchestras of our time under St. Clair during his 28 years as Conductor and Artistic Director.  He highlights two of this season's coming concerts, "Cathedrals of Sound" built around the deeply religious composer, Anton Bruckner, and his Symphony No 8 and then he speaks a bit about the symphony's historic trip to Carnegie Hall this year to celebrate the 80th birthday of Philip Glass with the piece commissioned for the opening of our own Segerstrom Concert Hall, The Passion of Ramakrishna.          https://www.pacificsymphony.orgMUSIC:   Greeting   Leonard Bernstein    MUSIC:  There Will Be Rest   Frank Ticheli    Pacific Chorale, John Alexander, directorMUSIC:  The Passion of Ramakrishna  PROLOGUE   Philip Glass     Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale  Carl St. Clair, ConductorMUSIC:  Symphony No. 8  II. Scherzo   Anton Bruckner  Vienna Philharmonic, Herbert von KarajanOriginal Air Date:  November 4, 2017    

Hear from one of America's longest tenured Symphony Conductors, Carl St. Clair.  He is a musical treasure of the entire Orange County arts community and far, far beyond that as a beloved guest conductor of almost every major symphony in the US and Europe.  Not only do we hear of his very earliest beginnings in music, but his working with the great Leonard Bernstein.  Enjoy great memories with the early days of the Pacific Symphony and how it has become one of the prominent symphony orchestras of our time under St. Clair during his 28 years as Conductor and Artistic Director.  He highlights two of this season's coming concerts, "Cathedrals of Sound" built around the deeply religious composer, Anton Bruckner, and his Symphony No 8 and then he speaks a bit about the symphony's historic trip to Carnegie Hall this year to celebrate the 80th birthday of Philip Glass with the piece commissioned for the opening of our own Segerstrom Concert Hall, The Passion of Ramakrishna.          <a href="https://www.pacificsymphony.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.pacificsymphony.org</a>MUSIC:   Greeting   Leonard Bernstein     MUSIC:  There Will Be Rest   Frank Ticheli    Pacific Chorale, John Alexander, director MUSIC:  The Passion of Ramakrishna  PROLOGUE   Philip Glass     Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale  Carl St. Clair, Conductor MUSIC:  Symphony No. 8  II. Scherzo   Anton Bruckner  Vienna Philharmonic, Herbert von KarajanOriginal Air Date:  November 4, 2017

Episode No. 19     Carl St. Clair, Conductor of the Pacific Symphony

Episode No. 64. Saturday, July 6, 2019. Maestro Carl St. Clair of the Pacific Symphony and All Things Beethoven!  ...

EPISODE #64MUSIC FROM THE TOWER: GUEST IS CARL ST. CLAIR OF THE PACIFIC SYMPHONY