Reviews
Music on the Rocks with Art is night to remember
By Debra Mayeux The Daily Times
September 11, 2006 — As the babbling Animas River
rolled by, the sun shone through the gray clouds slightly illuminating
the
Bluffs.
A giant rainbow made an arch over the mountain, and the San Juan
Symphony Chamber Orchestra began to play.
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San Juan Symphony breaks new ground
February 22, 2005 - The San Juan Symphony dazzled a near-capacity
audience with a uniquely innovative concert Sunday afternoon at
the Fort Lewis College Community Concert Hall.
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Verdi's 'Requiem' is brought to life
November 9, 2004 - Verdi's 'Requiem' is brought to life By Patricia
Miller Arts & Entertainment Editor Some spiritual adepts hold
that building harmony is the reason for the evolution of the universe.
If they're right, the universe should be blooming after this weekend's
harmony among more than 225 musicians. And that's only the performers.
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San Juan Symphony opens season with flair
September 28, 2004 - San Juan Symphony opens season with flair
By Judith Reynolds Special to the Herald Showbiz, a fiddle and a
great head of hair dazzled the locals last weekend at the Community
Concert Hall. The San Juan Symphony opened its season Sunday at
the Fort Lewis College Community Concert Hall.
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Symphony finale
April 20, 2004 - Symphony finale By Jeff Mannix Special to the
Herald The bookends for Maestro Post's final San Juan Symphony concert
of the season Saturday night at the Community Concert Hall were
deliriously heady compositions by two of the greatest composers
of the 19th century, Beethoven and Brahms.
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Symphony strikes high note
February 24, 2004 - Symphony strikes high note By Jeff Mannix
Special to the Herald Arthur Post conducts the San Juan Symphony
in "Heaven and Earth" on Sunday afternoon at the Fort
Lewis College Community Concert Hall.
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San Juan Symphony shines in season debut
October 7, 2003 - By Judith Reynolds Special to the Herald Last
Sunday, with music evoking distant stars, a shimmering lake at night
and the dry, menacing desert, the San Juan Symphony opened its 2003-04
season. With works celebrating the Southwest, the orchestra declared
itself central to the life of this community. Flutist/composer R.
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Symphony gets a little rebellious
February 28, 2003 - By Nathaniel Miller Herald Arts & Entertainment
Editor Every musician has to let down his or her hair now and then.
And every listener will occasionally need an aural rousting. Arthur
Post understands these things.
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The wisdom in picking Post displayed in Sunday
concert
February 25, 2003 - The San Juan Symphony concert Sunday afternoon
has to have been one of the most imaginative and provocative performed
since the late Jan Roshong put the Farmington and Durango orchestras
together in 1986, setting out to create a professional institution.
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Sympony shakes up Civic Center
February 2003 - San Juan Symphony music director and conductor
Arthur Post had warned everyone who would listen that this “Groundbreakers”
program would shake up things a bit, and he wasn’t kidding
last Saturday evening when the orchestra performed at the Civic
Center.
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