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John Georgiadis tells stories of the "hot seat" in London

Violinist and conductor John Georgiadis was concertmaster of the City of Birmingham, and later London Symphony Orchestras in the 1960s and 70s. He took up conducting after studying with legendary Romanian Sergiu Celibidache. He talked with Michael Keelan from his home in the UK about his new book, Bow to Baton, telling countless stories of those years.

 

Michael Keelan grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska, as the only junior high student in town to call and win public radio quizzes. He played the violin on the state's NPR network in high school, going on to earn degrees in music from Baldwin Wallace College in Ohio and the University of Maryland-College Park. Michael began hosting on NET Radio, Nebraska's NPR Network, at the same time as playing for the Omaha Symphony, which gave him the unique opportunity to host his own performances. (He did not try to simultaneously engineer the recordings.) Prior to that ensemble, he was concertmaster of the Green Bay, Wisconsin Symphony for several years. Besides his work at KPR, he is the orchestral conductor at Ottawa University, which also welcomes community players. Previously, he was on the music faculties of Concordia University-Nebraska and the Wausau Conservatory.