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Article: San Bernardino resident, Manuel Aybar rehearses an orchestra at the Royal College of Music in London after being accepted into an elite group of aspiring young conductors working to launch their conducting careers. Aybar receives constructive criticism
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- The Sun, San Bernardino, Calif.
- Article date:
- September 6, 2005
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In an international search for musical talent, only 17 people were
chosen to go to London to conduct an orchestra composed of some of
the world's finest musicians. Manuel Aybar of San Bernardino, was one
of just three Americans selected to participate.
After years of soul-searching and exploring the world, Aybar
returned to San Bernardino to fulfill his dream of becoming a
professional conductor. And this summer has brought him closer than
ever to fulfilling that dream.
Aybar submitted a resume, several letters of reference, and a
videotape of himself conducting an orchestra to the directors of the
event. He did not expect to get in, but said he applied anyway,
thinking, "This will be a good ...
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