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1950
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JMWO Vienna 1950

Conducted by Hans Swarowsky

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In 1950 JM World Orchestra brought together outstanding young musicians in Vienna under the guidance of world-class conductors such as Hans Swarowsky for a full concert programme followed by an international tour showcasing the orchestra’s talent on renowned stages and festivals.
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Year1950
LocationVienna, Austria
ConductorHans Swarowsky
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Hans Swarowsky
Conductor

Hans Swarowsky

Hans Swarowsky (1899–1975) was an Austrian conductor and one of the most influential conducting teachers of the 20th century, known for his deep musical scholarship and analytical approach to interpretation. He taught at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, where he trained many prominent conductors, emphasizing structural clarity, fidelity to the score, and intellectual understanding of the repertoire.

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