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Golschmann

American  
[gohlsh-mahn] / ˈgoʊlʃ mɑn /

noun

  1. Vladimir 1893–1972, French orchestra conductor in the U.S.


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And he was only 37, almost an unripe youngster to be conducting one of the oldest orchestras in the U.S.* Yet somehow Conductor Golschmann and St. Louis got along fine.

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Last week, midway on the orchestra's 70th anniversary tour, Golschmann and the St. Louis played Manhattan's Carnegie Hall for the first time.

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Vladimir Golschmann has conducted in Manhattan before, in 1924 when he was 30, as guest of Walter Damrosch's New York Symphony.

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Golschmann has tried to program at least one 20th-century work every concert.

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Golschmann has toured his orchestra over a good deal of the U.S., but has bided his time about taking on Manhattan and Manhattan critics.

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