Photo Gallery
Vienna before the war was the apotheosis of old world high culture and genteel civilization, my Viennese Aunt Vera has always told us. And, the great conductor Jascha Horenstein who conducted the Vienna Philharmonic in the 20s was her first cousin. We felt it was his spirit that brought her grandson Shawn to New York on the night of the celebration of The Vienna Philharmonic Society Orchestra’s 175th anniversary and launch of their new historical book, A Sound Tradition: A Short History of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, a day before Vera’s 101st birthday.
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Ann Nitze, Sana Sabbagh, Encarnita Quinlan
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Charles Holmes, Carole and John French
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Christoph Wagner, Trenwitz and John Hargraves, A Sound Tradition: A Short History of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra co-authors
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Clive Gillinson and Marife Hernandez
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Cynthia Sculco and Karen Hsu
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Galina Novikova, Anya Deutsch, and Clive Gillinson
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Galina Novikova, Marife Hernandez, and Bill Bernhard
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Shawn Fried and Lee Fryd
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Latica Tomasic Kickert, Hannah Kickert, AND H.E. Jan Kickert
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Marjorie and Gurnee Hart
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Max Jahn and Caroline Dunbar
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Max Jahn, Alexander Steinberger, Marife Hernandez, John Hargraves, Cynthia Sculco, William Forster, Theodora Simons, Martin Klimek, Csaba Bonemisza, Mario Karwan, Christoph Wagner Trenkwitz
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Theodora Simons, Catia Chapin, Janet Deforges
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VPO Musicians Alexander Steinberger, Martin Klimek, Mario Karwan, Csaba Bornemisza
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William Forster, Martin Klimek and Susan Brady
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William Forster, Marife Hernandez, and Vernon Rosen
