On the “Rhode Show” to talk summer workshops and lessons, Season 75 and Summer Pops

RIPHIL • July 9, 2019

Executive Director David Beauchesne and trombonist Alexei Dohoovskoy went on the road to the Rhode Show to be interviewed about the RI Philharmonic Orchestra’s FREE Summer Pops concerts, summer workshops and lessons at the Music School, and a preview of the upcoming 75th Season.

“This is our first full season with Bramwell Tovey on the podium, and the first season he planned with us. The repertoire is spectacular….Guest artists are one Grammy Award winner after another.”

-David Beauchesne, Executive Director
RI Philharmonic Orchestra and Music School

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