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Analysis: Can an orchestra die? San Antonio will find out.

Harmonium of Texas, led by former San Antonio Philharmonic musical director Jeffrey Kahane, prepares for its first orchestral concert featuring Carl Orff's Carmina Burana.

By Stacy Jarvis·1 hr ago

Former San Antonio Philharmonic musical director Jeffrey Kahane heads the Harmonium of Texas.

Credit: Facebook / Harmonium of Texas When Harmonium of Texas gives its first orchestral concert Friday evening, its musicians will perform a piece preoccupied with the turning of fortune's wheel.

Carl Orff's Carmina Burana may prove an exceptionally fitting choice for classical music in San Antonio.

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