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Orchestre philharmonique de Monte‐Carlo
Orchestre philharmonique de Monte‐Carlo connects directly to 29 artists, and through them to at least 7 more acts. Philippe Bender was a founder of Orchestre national de Cannes. Cyrille Mercier played in London Philharmonic Orchestra (2013–2017) and Orchestre national d’Auvergne (since 2017). Marc Lachat played in Quintette Klarthe and Sinfonieorchester Basel (since 2013).
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31 threadsMembers
11- Jacques Petit(bassoonist)
- Lane Anderson(cellist)1973–present
- Philippe Bender(French conductor)
- Cyrille Mercier(violist)2000–2013
- Mathieu Draux2016–present
- Florian Wielgosik2015–present
- Patrick Mendez1983–present
- Marc Lachat(oboist)2010–present
- Luben Yordanoff(violinist)1958–1967
- Thierry Amadi(cellist)
- Liza Kerob2000–present
Collaborations
20- 山田和樹(conductor)2016–present
- 山田和樹(conductor)2013–2016
- Lawrence Foster(conductor)1980–1990
- Igor Markevitch(conductor)1967–1972
- Claudio Scimone(conductor)1965–1967
- Paul Paray(French conductor and composer)1928–1933
- Arthur Steck(conductor)1885–1894
- Eusèbe Lucas(conductor)1861–1871
- Patrick Baton(Belgian conductor)2009–2013
- Carlo Allegri1860–1861
- Léon Jehin(Belgian-French 19/20th century composer & conductor)1894–1928
- Lovro von Matačić(conductor)1972–1979
- James DePreist(conductor)1994–1998
- Marek Janowski(conductor)2000–2009
- Yakov Kreizberg2009–2011
- Gianluigi Gelmetti(Italian conductor and composer)2013–2016
- Gianluigi Gelmetti(Italian conductor and composer)1990–1991
- Andrzej Panufnik(Polish composer, 1914-1991)
- Louis Frémaux(conductor)1956–1965
- Henri Tomasi(French composer)1946–1947
Acts & Ensembles Connected to Orchestre philharmonique de Monte‐Carlo
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Background
Armin Jordan was a Swiss conductor known for his interpretations of French music, Mozart and Wagner.via Wikipedia
Career Highlights
1 album- Formed
- 1856
- Active
- 1856–present
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Selected Discography
- 1985Famous Romances and Adagios
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