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NBSO President and CEO Dave Prentiss speaks to The New Bedford Light about his passion for music and the mission of the organization.

Dave Prentiss and Terry Wolkowicz speak with Ruth Hartt about reversing audience decline through customer-centric innovation.

Over the past few years, the NBSO has been examining how we can advance equity in our work. We are pleased to share some of that process as part of the Barr Foundation’s new storytelling series featuring arts organizations amid organizational change The past few years...

A review in the Standard Times by Keith Powers Returning to the season’s core repertory — the music of living female composers — the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra gave a captivating performance Saturday evening at the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center. Read the full...

An article in the Standard Times by Keith Powers Change will come about because of programming like this. And the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra has to take great pride in taking a leadership position. Read the full article here

An article in the Standard Times Amid the woodwinds, brass and strings, Standard-Times photographer Peter Pereira joined the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra as it came together this year under new music director Yaniv Dinur. He captured these images of the musicians...

An article in the Standard Times by Keith Powers If first impressions are anything to go by, the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra will be working very hard under new music director Yaniv Dinur. Read the full article here

An article in the Standard Times by Keith Powers “It was very important for me to make a statement at the first concert,” says newly appointed New Bedford Symphony…

An article in the Standard Times by Keith Powers The search is over. The New Bedford Symphony Orchestra will announce today that Yaniv Dinur has been chosen as its next music director. Read the full artcile here

An article in the Standard Times by Jennette Barnes On a street in New Orleans several years ago, Yaniv Dinur, appointed this month as music director and conductor of the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra, had an experience he will never forget. It showed him, in an...

An article in the Standard Times by Keith Powers In a program that exuded confidence, Yaniv Dinur led the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra through rousing performances of works by John Adams, Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky Saturday evening in the Zeiterion Performing Arts...

Live with Conductor Yaniv Dinur, An American in Russia

An article in MassRealty by Elizabeth R.. Elstein You won’t want to miss the upcoming centennial performance of the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra (NBSO) on September 19, 2015. The 2015-2016 opening performance will feature a special 100th birthday celebration. The...

An article in the Standard Times by Keith Powers It won’t start until September, but the party planning has already begun. Robust improvement and greater health than ever before are not characteristics you would assign to most 100-year-olds. But with the New Bedford...

An article in the Standard Times The New Bedford Symphony Orchestra continues to make a mark on a national stage. Terry Wolkowicz, education director, and David MacKenzie, music director, recently presented at the National Arts & Education Forum in Chattanooga,...

An article in the Standard Times by Bian J. Lowney NEW BEDFORD — Classical music and vibrant images of nature and familiar objects found in everyday life combined to give more than 2,400 students a unique audio and visual experience. Read the full article here

An Article in The Standard Times by Natalie Sherman On April, 1, 2006, the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra assembled to perform for the first time under a new conductor. Read The Full Artcile Here

From The Standard Times Opinion Section Music has charms, no doubt, to do more than soothe a savage breast. Music has charms, no doubt, to do more than soothe a savage breast. In New Bedford and SouthCoast, through the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra, it has charms to...

An article by Steve Urbon of the Standard Times NEW BEDFORD — The New Bedford Symphony Orchestra is ramping up its efforts to promote classical music to people who don’t listen to it now and might really enjoy it — such as children. Read more here. 

Read the Op-Ed piece by New Bedford Symphony Orchestra's Executive Director, David M. Prentiss