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During Edna’s 23 years as managing director of IMG Artists, she personally looked after the career of violinist, Itzhak Perlman and launched the careers of musicians such as pianists Evgeny Kissin and Lang Lang, violinist Hilary Hahn, and conductors Franz Welser-Mõst and Alan Gilbert.
Edna believes young musicians can grow their own careers, with “hard work, blind faith, passion for the cause, incessant networking and a vision that refuse[s] to be tarnished by naysayers.”
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ROCO’s November Concerts feature an all-female composer program, a panel of Women in the Arts, and a Vintage Game Night at Rienzi
ROCO’s November Concerts feature an all-female composer program, a panel of Women in the Arts, and a Vintage Game Night at Rienzi
ROCO’s 2018 In Concert series continues with Queen of Hearts on November 17 highlighting a program of all female composers, featuring the world premiere of Heather Schmidt’s Solitaire for solo violin and orchestra
Honoring their commitment to women in the performing arts, ROCO will also host Concert & Conversation: Women in the Arts, a performance and panel with conductor Mei-Ann Chen, composer Heather Schmidt, Houston Ballet dancer Lauren Anderson, Houston First Cultural Programs manager Christine West, University of Houston Arts Leadership Graduate Program director Fleurette Fernando, and Mitchell Center for the Arts program director Pia Agrawal
ROCO invites concertgoers to enjoy vintage board games at Rienzi before the first concert of their 2018 Connections series on November 29, featuring principal cellist Richard Belcher and violinist Cecilia Belcher
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