ISO pops conductor signs on for another four years

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3 thoughts on “ISO pops conductor signs on for another four years

  1. It is worth mentioning that Everly is most famous as the musical director and conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra’s Memorial Day Concert and The Capitol Fourth, both taking place on the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol and broadcast on PBS.

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