David Zinman
Conductor and violinist; Zurich Philharmonic
Born
July 9th, 1936
88 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A prominent American violinist and conductor. Studied violin at the Juilliard School and conducting with renowned instructors. Led multiple orchestras including the Zurich Philharmonic and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Focused on expansive repertoire, ranging from classical to contemporary works. Played a key role in the introduction of new compositions to various audiences and collaborated with numerous acclaimed artists. Contributed significantly to the field of music education and served as a mentor for young musicians.
Conducted the Zurich Philharmonic
Led the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
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