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How LACO’s New Maestro Jaime Martín Was Influenced by Sir Neville Marriner

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Jaime Martín | Photo by Ben Gibbs

Recently the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra concluded its season with its newly-minted Music Director, Maestro Jaime Martín. Martín is a celebrated flutist and conductor and his recent appointment represents a long arc that began with another former conductor of the LACO, Sir Neville Marriner, who was a huge influence on Maestro Martín.

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How LACO’s New Maestro Jaime Martín Was Influenced by Sir Neville Marriner
  For more on Maestro Martin and the new LACO visit laco.org.
InterviewsLos Angeles Chamber OrchestraPop CultureStaff Blog
Written by:
John Van Driel
John Van Driel
Published on 05.24.2019

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