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Andrew Davis, Conductor laureate of the Toronto Symphony, says he got it right with his third marriage, to soprana Gianna Rolandi. Their son Edward is 2 1/2
Andrew Davis, Conductor laureate of the Toronto Symphony, says he got it right with his third marriage, to soprana Gianna Rolandi. Their son Edward is 2 1/2

Andrew Davis, Conductor laureate of the Toronto Symphony, says he got it right with his third marriage, to soprana Gianna Rolandi. Their son Edward is 2 1/2

Date2/16/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Andrew Davis, Conductor laureate of the Toronto Symphony, says he got it right with his third marriage, to soprana Gianna Rolandi. Their son Edward is 2 1/2.
GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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Photographs
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0042144F
At $2 a second of recording time to produce the Toronto Symphony album of Borodin symphonies, pressure is on conductor Andrew Davis (above). Columbia (...)
At $2 a second of recording time to produce the Toronto Symphony album of Borodin symphonies, pressure is on conductor Andrew Davis (above). Columbia (...)
4/29/1977
Felicity Davis greets husband, Andrew, Toronto Symphony's conductor, on his return from China
Felicity Davis greets husband, Andrew, Toronto Symphony's conductor, on his return from China
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Let's go! Conductor Andrew Davis gave the thumbs up sign as he entered Roy Thomson Hall last night to put the Toronto Symphony through its first concert in its new home
Let's go! Conductor Andrew Davis gave the thumbs up sign as he entered Roy Thomson Hall last night to put the Toronto Symphony through its first concert in its new home
9/13/1982
Peek-a-boo: Andrew Davis, Toronto Symphony conductor, tests the inside of double-bass carrier in preparation for the longest tour ever undertaken by a Canadian orchestra
Peek-a-boo: Andrew Davis, Toronto Symphony conductor, tests the inside of double-bass carrier in preparation for the longest tour ever undertaken by a Canadian orchestra
2/22/1983
Hamilton Philharmonic conductor Boris Brott led the Toronto Symphony through a well chosen program in concert at Ontario Place Forum last night, says (...)
Hamilton Philharmonic conductor Boris Brott led the Toronto Symphony through a well chosen program in concert at Ontario Place Forum last night, says (...)
7/23/1973
Son: Edward 13 months, wife: Gianna Rolande
Son: Edward 13 months, wife: Gianna Rolande
11/12/1990
Conductor Andrew Davis confers with cellist Domb
Conductor Andrew Davis confers with cellist Domb
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At the controls: Conductor Andrew Davis munches on a banana while conferring with Planets producer Anton Kwiatkowski
At the controls: Conductor Andrew Davis munches on a banana while conferring with Planets producer Anton Kwiatkowski
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Menu, m'lady? Maestro-cum-maitre d' Andrew Davis last night served Lynn Paulson, a guest at Sutton Place Royal Hunt Room, as part of Toronto Symphony (...)
Menu, m'lady? Maestro-cum-maitre d' Andrew Davis last night served Lynn Paulson, a guest at Sutton Place Royal Hunt Room, as part of Toronto Symphony (...)
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Andrew Davis, conducting the Toronto Symphony Orchestra: 'Listen, when it's going right, you can feel the whole stage rocking'
Andrew Davis, conducting the Toronto Symphony Orchestra: 'Listen, when it's going right, you can feel the whole stage rocking'
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Maestro: Boris Brott, conductor of the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra and artistic director of Straford Summer Music, scored 13 out of 15 on our quiz
Maestro: Boris Brott, conductor of the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra and artistic director of Straford Summer Music, scored 13 out of 15 on our quiz
7/13/1983
Twenty years with the National Ballet, conductor George Crum (centre) last night was honored for his service with presentation of a Celia, a bronze sc(...)
Twenty years with the National Ballet, conductor George Crum (centre) last night was honored for his service with presentation of a Celia, a bronze sc(...)
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