NEW YORK 〓 New York Philharmonic to dismiss two members

2018/09/20
【最終更新日】2019/10/26

New York Philharmonic announced on 16th that it has taken action against two prominent musicians over unspecified “misconduct”. The orchestra, former federal judge He said it was the result of an internal survey of five months led by. Both musicians objected to the findings of the Philharmonic, and while the musician’s union examines the orchestra’s decision, they are on unpaid leave. If it gets permission of musicians’ union, it will be laid off.

Officially Dismissed is principal oboe player Liang Wang and Associate principal trumpettrumpet player Matthew Muckey. Wang was born in Qingdao, China in 1980. After receiving a gifted education at the Central Music School in Beijing, He studied at the Curtis Conservatory in Philadelphia. Representation of musicians who have gained gifted Education in China and have been active overseas. After joining Santa Fe Opera Orchestra and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, he joined the New York Philharmonic in 2006. McKee was also a member of 2006.

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