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Monday, March 23, 2015

Concert Review: Dreams Into Action

The St. Louis Symphony returns to Carnegie Hall.
by Paul J. Pelkonen
David Robertson. Photo by Keith Saunders © 2015 the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
On Friday night, a bitter (and hopefully final) blast of snow and sleet welcomed the St. Louis Symphony to Carnegie Hall. The orchestra and chorus are one of North America's strongest and yet underrated ensembles. Despite being the oldest orchestra in the Midwest (they're second only to the New York Philharmonic in terms of overall longevity, St. Louis does not have the glitzy cachet of "big five" orchestras like Chicago or Cleveland. However, they do have a rich sound, a strong work ethic and a music director, David Robertson unafraid of innovative programming.

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