The principal trombone who became classical radio king

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ピッツバーグ交響楽団の首席トロンボーン奏者から、全米で最も広く配信されたクラシックラジオの司会者へと転身したビル・マクラフリン氏が82歳で死去した。彼は『セント・ポール・サンデー』や『エクスプローリング・ミュージック』の司会を務めたほか、サンフランシスコ室内管弦楽団やカンザスシティ交響楽団で音楽監督を務めた。

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Bill McLaughlin, who has died aged 82, went from being Co-Principal Trombonist of the Pittsburgh Symphony to the most widely syndicated classical radio host in the United States. ‘Saint Paul Sunday, which he presented from 1980 to 2007, was a national institution. He went on to host ‘Exploring Music’ for 22 years at WFMT in Chicago, with half a million core listeners. His final shows wll go to air on August 17. Alongside these public careers, he was also a skilled conductor, serving as music director of the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra and the Kansas City Symphony (1986-98), among others. Bill lived in New York City with his longterm jazz singer partner, Karrin Allyson. The post The principal trombone who became classical radio king appeared first on Slippedisc .

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