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Historic Pitt appearance

Friday evening, the PSO returned to Oakland for the first time since 1971 to perform works by… Friday evening, the PSO returned to Oakland for the first time since 1971 to perform works by Mozart, Albinoni, Faure and Schubert. The event on Pitt’s campus marked the PSO debut of conductor Stuart Malina (left photo, far right), and trumpeter Charles Lirette was a featured soloist. Pitt Arts sponsored the event.

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