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PrintMap: 2008 PSO European Tour
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Coverage- Feb. 6: Budapest audience hungry for more
- Feb. 4: Janowski leads bold Brahms in his neighborhood
- Feb. 3: Pittsburgh Symphony's Honeck revisits his musical home in Vienna
- Feb. 1: Symphony is greeted by a carnival atmosphere in Cologne
- Jan. 30: Orchestra shows off artistry, poise in Amsterdam
- Jan. 28: One-nighters are a blur, but fan excitement is clear in Madrid
- Jan. 23: A bully good time in Pamplona
- Jan. 20: PSO tour touts city's assets
Audio- Feb. 3: Manfred Honeck visits his old music school in Vienna
- Feb. 3: Manfred Honeck recalls standing in the Musikverein as a boy
- Jan 31: In Wuppertal, Germany, PSO violinist Sarah Clendenning talks about her family entourage on this tour.
- Jan 30: PSO cellist Michael Lipman is wowed by the immense Cologne Cathedral.
- Jan 29: A waitress in Amsterdam explains how the Dutch can bicycle without helmets and survive.
- Jan 29: Axel Ruger of the Van Gogh museum on pronouncing Van Gogh.
- Jan 29: Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl talks about his trip to Europe.
- Jan 29: Allegheny County Chief Executive Dan Onorato discusses his trip to Europe and his hopes for a direct flight from Amsterdam to Pittsburgh.
- Jan 28: The PG's Andrew Druckenbrod interviews PSO violinist Jeremy Black.
- Jan 28: Listen to the sounds of busy Amsterdam, including the carillon of the Mint Tower.
BlogRead more in Andrew Druckenbrod's Classical Musings:
- Jan. 31: A carnival in Cologne
- Jan. 29: Amsterdam III -- Cycling without helmets!
- Jan. 29: Amsterdam II -- The Van Gogh Museum
- Jan. 28: Joining the PSO in Amsterdam
First published on January 20, 2008 at 12:00 am
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