The undisputed leader of the other side of
the conducting world.............attracting large audiences to GREAT music....
Innovator/Conductor of the Oregon Symphony famed NERVE ENDINGS series for 8 seasons.
Sold out concerts. Tripled NERVE ENDINGS subscriptions in three years. Transferred
more than 700 subscribers to the subscriptions series. (See list and description of 25 concert events
now available.)
What's doing now:
Currently conductor of the San Diego Symphony
4 concert"Light Bulb" series (Illuminations format): '02-03, '03-04,
'04-05..............
Audio Excerpt From
San Diego Symphony
Maestro Sidlin's 2004 Concert Schedule
Writer, Conductor-narrator for the national PBS
production of DEFIANT REQUIEM, seen over 250 stations in August
of 2003, receiving wide-critical acclaim.
(see reviews)
| Leonard Bernstein's MASS More performances than any conductor, including twice in Vilnius,
Lithuania (Eastern Europe premiere), Slovenia, Germany, Washington, Minneapolis,
Aspen, Portland, as well as excerpts to re-open the refurbished Kennedy Center Opera
House, November.'03.
Audio
Excerpt From Kennedy Center
Press Review |
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Transcribed Copland's only complete opera THE TENDER LAND
for chamber ensemble; conducted more than 120 performances, receiving major acclaim
for the recording on Koch International Classics.
Listen to Excerpt (2400k MP3 file from
the recording)
Recently conducted a 9th consecutive New Year's Eve Gala
with the National Symphony at the Kennedy Center.
Conducted 68 performance of Marc Blizstein's opera REGINA
at New Haven's Long Wharf Theater.
Conducted the American staged premiere of Szymanowki's
KING ROGER at the Long Beach Opera.
Sponsored by the Chevron Corporation, gave over 50
concerts nationally with 48 orchestras in collaboration with photo-choreographer James
Westwater of the music of Aaron Copland.
Conducted 7 performances of Astor Piazzolla's Tango
opera, MARIA OF BUENOS AIRES.
This summer at Aspen he will perform his own concert
drama," Russian David, Soviet Goliath: Shostakovich vs. Stalin-- The Psycho-drama and
Battlefield of The 5th Symphony".
In May of 2004, he will present his own concert
drama," Sigmund Freud and the Dreams of Gustav Mahler" at the San Diego Symphony.

Conducting San Diego Symphony
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In April of 2004 he will present DEFIANT REQUIEM at Catholic
University of America in Washington, D.C., and in November with the Rochester Philharmonic
and Nazareth Choir in Rochester, New York. |
Guest Conductor and Host and Innovator of Concert
Presentations:
Baltimore Symphony, National Symphony, Houston Symphony, St. Louis Symphony, Pittsburgh
Symphony, Boston Pops, Minnesota Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony, San Francisco Symphony,
Vancouver Symphony, Victoria Symphony, Edmonton Symphony, Quebec Symphony, Monte Carlo
Philharmonic, Jerusalem Symphony, I Solisti Veneti, Madrid Radio/Television Orchestra,
Colorado Symphony, Utah Symphony, San Antonio Symphony and Opera, Honolulu Symphony,
Seattle Symphony, Atlanta Symphony, Wichita Symphony,The Florida Philharmonic, The
Florida Orchestra, The Lithuanian National Philharmonic, Gavleborg Orkester of Sweden,
Lindberg Orchestra of Holland, Tulsa Philharmonic, and numerous others.
Positions with Orchestras:
New Haven Symphony, Music Director....12 years
Long Beach Symphony, Music Director 8 years,
Oregon Symphony, Resident Conductor, 8 years
Gavleborg Orkester of Sweden, Principal Guest Conductor, 3 seasons
Baltimore Symphony, assistant conductor under Sergiu Comissiona
National Symphony, resident conductor under Antal Dorati
Television:
TODAY SHOW on NBC---2 appearances
CBS SUNDAY MORNING--- appearance and rebroadcast 4 times
ABC GOOD MORNING AMERICA
MUSIC IS.... a 10 part series about music for children on PBS national
network (co-writer, conductor and host of the series)
FANFARE, Host for award winning cable TV interview program over Oregon cable network: 47
programs.
DEFIANT REQUIEM- writer, conductor, narrator for award winning
PBS special.
Aspen Music Festival: resident performer and teacher: associate director of America
Academy of Conducting at Aspen, with music director David Zinman.
Maestro Sidlin's 2004 -2005
Concert Schedule
| Feb. 19, 21 |
Flamenco, The Darkness and the Passion, San Diego Symphony |
| April 17, 18 |
DEFIANT REQUIEM,
Catholic University, Washington, D.C. |
| May 15 |
Sigmund Freud and the Dreams of Gustav
Mahler, San Diego Symphony |
June 7, 8
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Recording of MARIA OF BUENOS AIRES by
Piazzolla with The Third Angle New Music Ensemble |
| July 3 |
Suite from the Tender Land, Aspen Music Festival |
| August 8 |
ILLUMINATIONS: Russian David/Soviet Goliath
(Shostakovich vs. Stalin) Aspen Music
Festival |
| August 21 |
Can A Symphony Orchestra Explode? Cascade Festival of
Music |
| August 23 |
The Russian Soul III.... Cascade Festival of
Music |
| August 25 |
Of Music and Nations.... Cascade Festival of
Music |
| August 28 |
The American Muse.... Cascade Festival of
Music |
| Nov. 8, 9 |
DEFIANT REQUIEM, Nazareth College and Rochester Philharmonic |
| Nov. 15, 17 |
DEFIANT REQUIEM, Nazareth College and Rochester Philharmonic |
| Dec. 31 |
A 10TH CONSECUTIVE NEW YEARS EVE GALA with
the National Symphony at the Kennedy
Center |
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Other San Diego Symphony ILLUMINATION events
2004
- Gypsy Fire
- Le Jazz Hot
- Can Classical Music Be Funny
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2005 Concert Schedule |
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Lindberg Orkester in Maastricht, Holland |
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Light Bulb Concerts (see San Diego Symphony) |
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