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| | Special Guests |
 | | The SPCO has long been recognized as the nation's premier chamber orchestra, making its Carnegie Hall debut on February 20, 1969, and winning a Grammy Award in 1980 for its recording of Copland's Appalachian Spring. |
 | | The SPCO now presents more than 150 concerts in a 38-week season, is heard on 160 radio stations nationwide and boasts an impressive discography of more than 55 albums, including The Young Lutheran's Guide to the Orchestra, an eclectic evening of music and comedy recorded with Garrison Keillor on October 30, 1993. |
 | | The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra: violins: Romuald Tecco, concertmaster; Leslie Shank, assistant concertmaster; Hanley Daws, associate concertmaster; Elsa Nilsson; John Kennedy; Brenda Manuel Mickens; Thomas Kornacker, principal second violin; Carolyn Daws, assistant principal second violin; Michal Sobieski; Kenneth Patti; Daria Tedeschi. |
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