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At 100, Ed Simons Became the World's Oldest Active Orchestra Conductor - History NOW - History

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At 100, Ed Simons Became the World's Oldest Active Orchestra Conductor - History NOW - History Aaron: Charles Ives (79, Milton Babbit (94, Luciano Berio (77, Aaron Copland (90, Igor Stavinsky (88, Pierre Boulez (90, John Cage (79, Edgard Varese (81, Elliott Carter (103, Gunther Schuller (89, George Russell (89, John Lewis (80, Orenette Coleman (85, Jimmy Giuffre (86, JJ Johnson (77, Milton Babbitt (94. Ran Blake (83 and still kicking) and Robert Cogan (88 and still kicking) you-re right, good music keeps us young. All the best to you!
Date: 2022-09-14

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Comments and reviews: 3

ZJStrudwick
He's clearly still extremely present for such an age. goes to show the ability required for the violin though, must be sad for the frality to deteriorate his tone so much!
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Ben's
I had the pleasure of having Ed as a violin teacher for a number of years. What an amazing man! He also give me my first car, a 1982 Volvo 240 Diesel.
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Sina
I wish her a long and blessed life and everlasting beauty and fame, and above of all, pleasure of God
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