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Khudyev is invited to conduct the Dallas Symphony!

September 1, 2022September 1, 2022 by fkhudyev
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September 1st, 2022 - Farkhad Khudyev is invited to conduct the Dallas Symphony at the Meyerson Hall on December 13th, 2022. The performance will feature the legendary Take 6 in the program titled, "Spread the Love at Christmas". This performance will be Khudyev's debut with the Dallas Symphony. You may…
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Khudyev is invited to work with the Dallas Symphony!

September 16, 2018March 21, 2019 by fkhudyev
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September 15th, 2018 - Farkhad Khudyev is invited to work with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra as the Cover Conductor for the following 5 concerts: JAN 31-FEB 2 | 2019 JOHN ADAMS CONDUCTS LEILA JOSEFOWICZ VIOLIN EMILY LEVIN HARP JOHN ADAMS Short Ride in a Fast Machine JOHN ADAMS Violin Concerto DEBUSSY…
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  • Khudyev expertly guided the conversation between the clarinet and the orchestra, showcasing both the mellifluous and supple playing by his brother Emil Khudyev and the virtuoso skills of the ensemble.
    - The Herald -
  • Everyone in the Sunset Center — conductor, musicians and audience — became part of a single experience that left us all shaken up in the best possible way. - The Herald
    - The Herald -
  • Khudyev possesses a magician’s ability to connect with invisible worlds and to bring them alive in the music.
    - The Herald -
  • Khudyev embodied Beethoven. He was on fire! Every movement and every gesture came across as true, powerful, ecstatic and utterly riveting.
    - The Herald -
  • The concert ended with a lush performance of Smetana’s “The Moldau.” It was a passionate and intense performance that brought the audience to its feet for a rousing standing ovation.
    - Peninsula Review -
  • The Overture to Candide by Leonard Bernstein brought the audience to its feet. And, what an audience — it was a full house.
    - Peninsula Review -
  • The Finale to La bohème’s Act I was so full of poignant dramatic emotion it bought tears to the eyes of many a listener. This was glorious…
    - Performing Arts Monterey Bay -
  • Khudyev was fully the artist the community has already found him to be, a man of exceptional talent and charisma
    - Performing Arts Monterey Bay -
  • Orchestra displayed a professionalism that even the toughest critics could only marvel at. Moreover, Khudyev added many of his own interpretive details of phrasing and dynamics that enhanced the listening experience as much as they honored the composer’s pla
    - Performing Arts Monterey Bay -
  • I have seldom been so absorbed in a performance--the conductor's deportment and the physical color he brings to the podium are a joy to witness, and his musicians play as beautifully as he conducts. This young man has an extraordinary future.
    - Donald Dal Maso (former musician of the New York Ballet) -
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