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Can't Stop the Music
India Today|September 02, 2024
Maestro Zubin Mehta is conducting two concerts in Mumbai dedicated to the works of Richard Strauss
- Nikhil Sardana
Can't Stop the Music

Q. You've conducted many prestigious orchestras worldwide. What stood out to you about the Symphony Orchestra of India (SOI) during your first collaboration in 2023?

I was surprised to find the SOI is a mix of musicians from around the world, with only a few Indian members. The orchestra, led by Khushroo Suntook, is of very high quality. Their performance of Mahler's Symphony was on par with some of the best orchestras globally.

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