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Double Bass Boston Symphony
- Thread starter Douglas.Nestler
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Joe Hearne has (I believe) the longest tenure of anyone in the whole BSO - he's already in the orchestra, and has been since 1962. Maybe he'll be the next one to open up a spot for us to fight over?
So who is in the semi-finals?
I know that Evan Halloin, Charlie Nilles, and Paul DeNola (from the National Symphony) made it through.
I know that Evan Halloin, Charlie Nilles, and Paul DeNola (from the National Symphony) made it through.
They advanced four people, and I can only remember the three that you mentioned. Who's the other guy?
I would have thought that Paul would have been an auto-advance given that he's section bass in a top ICSOM group. It is interesting how different top orchestras have different policies about that sort of thing.
Hush up, you little female Yorkie terrier, you. The slinky has never takin' a liking to you.
Gave me a nice laugh this morning, both of you guys. Thank you.
ProfessorSlinky should be the fourth because he's planning on winning it lol.
The four that advanced from last Monday are Brian Perry, Evan Halloin, Charlie Nilles, and Paul DeNola. Ira Gold was automatically advanced due to his previous BSO audition, and I heard that Charles Carleton was also invited. Should be exciting.
