November 29th- December 5th:The Weekly Dozen

November 29, 2021

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The Weekly Dozen

►December 2, 1922

►December 1, 1925   

►December 2-7, 1947

►December 5, 1958

►December 2, 1963

►December 1, 1964

►December 3, 1967

►December 4-8, 1967

►December 1, 1983

1983 December 1 Kindertotenlieder

►December 5, 1987

►November 29, 1990

►December 2, 2004

Trumpeter John Landis shows Dr. Hanson some of the scores that he has just acquired in Warsaw while Mrs. Hanson looks on. Throughout the tour, Philharmonia members took advantage of opportunities to purchase scores not easily available on the U.S. market.

January 17th-23rd: Eastman Philharmonia, Janet Baker, Ron Carter & more

Sixty years ago this week, the members of the Eastman Philharmonia were more than halfway through their landmark tour of Europe, the Middle East, and the Soviet Union

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Eastman philharmonia in Cyprus

December 20th-26th: Eastman Philharmonia in Cyprus

Sixty years ago this week, the members of the Eastman Philharmonia were continuing their landmark tour of Europe and the Middle East.

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Shots from the EOT production of Die Schweigsame Frau. The production was double-cast.

December 13th-19th: Eastman Philharmonia, Die Schweigsame Frau & more

On December 17 and 18, 1970,   EOT scored yet another milestone with a production of Richard Strauss’ seldom performed Die Schweigsame Frau.

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A photo taken by Dr. Hanson on arrival at Madrid. Frederick Fennell and Mrs. Hanson (one of the tour chaperones) after de-planing from the DC-6.

December 6th-12th: Eastman Philharmonia on tour & more

On December 6th, Eastman Philharmonia travelled to Rennes, principal city of Brittany and a sister city of Rochester, New York

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