BERGEN 〓 Edward Gardner extends contract with Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra

2019/09/19

British conductor Edward Gardner extends contract with Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra. He was appointed principal conductor in 2015, and his term extends to 2023. From 2021/2022season, Gardner has been appointed principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra as Vladimir Jurowsky’s successor.

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