Hans Wilhelm Steinberg (1899-1978) was a German-American conductor born in Cologne. Fleeing the Nazi regime in the 1930s, he worked in Palestine before settling in the United States, where he served as music director of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra for over two decades. He was particularly known for his readings of the German Romantic repertoire.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
64exhibitionThu 18.3.The Tarantino Experience
61exhibitionThu 10.9.VIP Ticket - UDOVERSUM - The Great Udo Lindenberg Exhibition | Timed Entry Ticket
61exhibitionThu 10.9.Leonardo versus Michelangelo. A Duel of Renaissance Geniuses
61exhibitionFri 11.9.The Mystery of Banksy Dresden | Time-Slot Tickets
58exhibitionThu 17.9.On Chewing Shoelaces: Art, Mess and Radical Kinship
54exhibitionFri 12.4.Joseph Beuys: Collection Presentation
52exhibitionThu 10.9.Verner Panton. Form, Colour, Space
52exhibitionThu 10.9.MICET
49exhibitionThu 10.9.KÖRPERWELTEN | Kempten | Flex/Gift Ticket
48exhibitionFri 12.12.Saâdane Afif: Five Preludes
48exhibitionThu 10.9.KÖRPERWELTEN | Heidelberg | Day Ticket
47exhibitionThu 10.9.TITANIC & THE MYSTERY OF BANKSY DRESDEN | Combo Day Flex Ticket