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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2025 · 38 MIN

Episode 29: Larry Loh on Living Composers, Film Scores, and Audience Connection

from The Muse in Music · host Daniel Perttu

Please join me as I talk with Larry Loh, Music Director of the Waco Symphony and Conductor Laureate of the Syracuse Orchestra, who shares what inspires him on the podium.  We explore how narrative elements help audiences connect with new music, the influences of film scoring, and the challenges of programming contemporary works in traditional concert settings.  Included also are insights on engaging audiences through pre-concert talks and demos.

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