Thirty seven years ago Conductor James Levine made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera. In the ensuing years he has left a vivid and lasting legacy, and given new meaning to the words "multi-tasking" as both the Director of the Metropolitan Opera and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. As you can imagine, being the Music Director for either of these legendary institutions in the classical music world would be a major achievement.
Maestro Levine turns 65 today and Northwest Public Radio celebrates by showcasing some of his many stellar performances. Youc an purchase James Levine recordings, and support Northwest Public Radio through arkivmusic.
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