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FeedOne Thing I’ve Learned in Delaware: Lucinda Williams of the Delaware Symphony Orchestra in Wilmington says the DSO is World Class
Published July 11, 2011 at 06:33 PM
Lucinda William, outgoing executive director of the Delaware Symphony Orchestra
I came to Delaware Symphony an orchestra elitist, believing only major metropolitan cities have world class orchestras. What makes a world class orchestra? Talented musicians able to perform an array of programming, internationally released and recognized recordings, gifted leadership on the podium. During my journey with the symphony, one thing I learned: You don’t have to live in a major city to have a world class orchestra close to home.
