Giancarlo Guerrero Returns to Conduct the Eugene Symphony

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Published January 21, 2016 at 6:00 AM PST

As part of the Eugene Symphony’s 50^th anniversary season, Giancarlo Guerrero returns to conduct music by Respighi and Durufle on Thursday evening, January 21st. He speaks with Eric Alan about his tenure in Eugene, his new life in Nashville, and his vision for the symphony.

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