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Classic Arts News Akron Symphony Names Finalists for Music Director Post Ohio's Akron Symphony has named five finalists to succeed music director Ya-Hui Wang, the Akron Beacon-Journal reports.
Wang leaves at the end of this season after five years with the orchestra.

The five finalists, chosen from among 180 applicants, are Christopher Wilkins, former music director of the San Antonio Symphony; Paul Polivnick, music director of the New Hampshire Music Festival; John Russell Morris, associate conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony and a former assistant conductor in Akron; David Briskin, music director of the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre; and Jung-Ho Pak, music director of the New Haven Symphony and former artistic director of the San Diego Symphony.

Each of the finalists will make a guest-conducting appearance with the orchestra next season; the ensemble's choice will be announced in March 2006.

 
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