Q&A: Concertmaster Michael Jinsoo Lim

Violinist Michael Jinsoo Lim has served as Concertmaster of the PNB Orchestra since 2009; he is also co-founder of the award-winning Corigliano Quartet, performing at venues such as Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital Hall, and the Kennedy Center. The ensemble’s CD, featuring works by John Corigliano was honored as one of The New Yorker’s Top […]

2015-03-16T18:56:00-07:00March 16th, 2015|Categories: Life at PNB, Q&A with Dancers, Choreographers & Staff|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Q&A: Concertmaster Michael Jinsoo Lim

Q&A: Principal Conductor Emil de Cou

How did you get your start in music and conducting?

EdC: I’m the only person I know of all my colleagues who went into music because of loving ballet music. Growing up in Orange County where there was no orchestra, the only orchestra nearby was LA, which I couldn’t get […]

2015-03-16T18:56:00-07:00March 16th, 2015|Categories: Life at PNB, Q&A with Dancers, Choreographers & Staff|Tags: , |Comments Off on Q&A: Principal Conductor Emil de Cou

Don Quixote: Q&A with Music Director Emil de Cou

Q: How many orchestra members are in the PNB Orchestra?
A: It varies from program to program. For Don Quixote, we’ll have 62-64 musicians. It’s a pretty big symphony orchestra. When you come to the show, it’s always fun to come and look in {the pit} because there are a lot of people down […]

2012-01-18T23:06:00-08:00January 18th, 2012|Categories: Performances, Q&A with Dancers, Choreographers & Staff|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Don Quixote: Q&A with Music Director Emil de Cou

PNB Orchestra: Notes from Tom Dziekonski, Violinist

I’m Tom Dziekonski, a violinist in the Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra. For Nutcracker, I’m the person that decorates the pit with the wacky lights and who writes the orchestral gags for the “nutty” show on Christmas Eve. (The Pink Panther outfit you may have seen during the midnight chime I got from London.)

2011-12-21T01:06:00-08:00December 21st, 2011|Categories: Performances|Tags: , , |Comments Off on PNB Orchestra: Notes from Tom Dziekonski, Violinist
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